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v-
v
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4
92.Tofihr.Vi2ttt
01 j" Vst vthV'-.hirt tef rr
V 95; SopplemctJtal to An "ncVpasruat
the present session to low core misses
V V&To'tnairporate a Mt 'Infant rj
I at r M r 1 U IT I I I I 111! Mill! HIIWII.TTI WWm i .T i , 1
iThrTras -jcTersn Pec); Jarocs -Matron
V;98..v To ;.vapivri'nt a Cominlss?oner?-:hl
r-ir.-
f93.;To alte'ytnera
J electfon of: Vestiymen for ynt Jame-, s
m ' m 11 nn 1 1 in I i . r ill it f I ' . - r - - - - ' . t
X f' " laVa tax forrbuililin? a court house m
" 9?. Direamr te sheriff of Ke w-Han-;X
over tount v to.surfehderV.Billiard Table
bv hfm "seized for a ?vio4ntion'of' the law;
100r TrTa mend' an ftct rmssed. at last
. THmnikCnmnanv tn extent! tnejrxum-
pke rOad from-the line of. Tennessee tn
- the ' rao'uthlbf . Soco Cretk, ' in Hay wood
f.. lUVTo : larcroratfe-the freeBrjdf j
'Co?-rahy.ln,The couuiy of Buncombe.--v
' 02 ?npi)lemer.tar to an act pass; ajn
I ' lfil8, to RpnoMTommissinnera to extend
the" FavettevilielRcad rfrpm:forganton
,: to theTemiesfee line.- y, t'
: -1 - 102? Anithortsfpf: the? proprietors of
BA'rtV's Bridge to keep a' ferr in certain
cases. ' """s' v-.-V'f-."
-. HUT rCliillUISk'.tllHI M . ,
their1 end eavoM torDrocure the extin-
s gUishmeot of Indian titles to tihils An
this State. - - . ?
" C 2 'A resol at ion i nt ra c ti n 5 th e "Boa M
for'Ihternal Improrements, tn cause a
; iuryey to. ' be A madet from f Currituck
.liifef, thrnogh ! the VarroiVs, , to AIJ)
tnarle Sound. sV V '
- S. Ceding ascertain part of Ocira
;cork Island t. the U. States, for the
"purpose of "erecting a Light-House. V
.4. Resolution instructing the. Board
or Internal Improrments to dipa?e
..-'.of one-half of the jime of the Civil
Engineer for the mext jear. if thej
, thiDK proper,
; Mr. Fisher, from the cominittee on public
bu'Ulincs.reDorted aresolution .proposine'
llrat 11,000 be appropriated for the purpose
. er completing1 the Work on tfie State-Houie,
&c7'wh!ich'lraj congiirred in', . " " -" 7 .
; J On rootiqn," -the1: Treasurer, Comptroller,
cpd Secretary of State, . were , appointed a
- JJoard to whoml. Contracts proposed to be
entered into by jhe State Architect, shall be
" . submitted, , ; ". ;: ' v . ; .
: i The following gentlemen were appointed
tlie. Board for Internal Improvements for the ,
: ensuing- year, viz. John!.), Htwkins, Thomas
Turner, Durant f ratch,. John Owen, Duncan
Cameron and Jlontfort Stokesw . ; ; " .
Besides the perfection of.bills, the follow
. , ins- oncers were elected, viz. tdward Ward,
3Iajor-Gen,cral of the 6th division, and Dani
' el Rateinan. Major-General' or the 8lhdivi-
eion. VUliam X. Hill, Briradier-General of j
the 3d brigtule 6f the 6tli division; .Richard I
Brownrigg', -Ptiadler General of the 18th'
brigade and Wm. Gregory Brigadier Gene 1
j ral of the 1st brigade , JoeJ M'line Colonel,;
and Nathan bright 'as. ilajor.pf Cavalry at-j
. . tached to'the 8th .brigade ; 'Thomas V. Har-i
gis, Colonel, John lvesley, Lieut. Colonel,
and Keube i Walton, Blajor of Cavahyattath-
ed to tKr;16th brifcade Jacob GoUImg, Ma
jor of Cavalry, aj;ached to the 2d .brigade ;
and II. Wi Ayres, 3Iajor of Fayetteville A
tillery, ' ; . '. '
- A' number of bills were perfected- . . -
- . ' ; ' -
- A resolution was entered into; appointing j
. the Adjutant-General of the-Muitia, 'ass'sted
' v bv Henry ea well, Esq. to revise and amend
K nrt nnv in fhrr. wlnti'r' tn tfi
Another instructing the Boanl for Internal
Improvements to enquire into the. state of
' One authorising the Judges of the Supreme
' ; Court to revise and put into one all the acts
of Assembly relative to Administrators andj
."Executors.!.1 -;v".; - :. 1
; And inother directing the State Architect
to furnish botf Uonses with plain jleat Set-
t lees, with Cushions, instead of Chairs, for the
- Use cf the Members j and also Chandeliers, i
" ;". f I " TrxsBAT, rir. 30 ;1:.: V !4'
" Both Houses met, and aft er? ratifying a
number of bills, adjourned tine die ; ."
CONGRESS.
' MONDAY, DEC! 23.
' On. mot'M n ol Mr.X.i? k, of Illinois, it
wai Re9clvedjTbAl the Cmmittc on tlie
Judiciary be instructed to inquire whether
any , anu, 11 y, uai alterations are ne
cessary to be made in the Organization of
tne jf uns ox me unitea owte, 30 aj mere
'AeauJIv tbrxtend their advantages to the
set er I -states.'- .; 'T ; - ..'t'V.v.r',
VTie HtHiae ihetf; resolved itself into a
ararftteeror the whole, onrtherepprt
tf.p. rommittei?-of the . list session. . ctin
VlCIIIIIIlig miuvii n v-v- ui" tiiHuvi nun
tht Cherokee and .Creek Indiauaferjui.a
to thce Iudians Uie fee-Mmpleto certain
lauds iu the slate of Qecfgia ;l which was
ordered to lie on the table.; iH' ! Vt;
. : The House then resi lyed Itself iptb a
O.-timtUee of the whrle; in the b llto fix
; ti.v ApDortionment of Hepreeni. uves for
frf ril? VnPTosstlPurd third rea3-
ini ihis day-rand wa
inirir Time, passcu ftiiu.psmv, y '"r,"1"";
for'conciirreoceciv i- i'.xr?r
-"fin motion of sMri Gorham Pt "Vf a'isa:.
I c nuwtsV the Houseithw
I iritol a committer of the wht)lei on tbejnU
in ajfldiriofr to;an act t continue force.
tbe.acto,prdtectible;(mer-if the y ;
5a' against ' piratesandvto punish thfe
crime ofrpiracyv rSSht
Ko objertion being made to the &1I1, the
cohim1rUeiscaiid'repcrtV
was ordered to be' -en grossed,: and read a
..v;
... .
' TUESDATt"
CM'hen netitions were called for v
-Mf." Dwightaid' he waa requested to
present the Memorial of William Thbrn
tort J Walter Tones;' and. sundry; other re
spetable citizens oflthe District of Co.
lumbar in JehMfof the Greeks.
nTfce MelrnoriaUwhich Mr. D. here pre
sented Is signed by one hundrpd and thirty
eighj citi2ens of Washington and George
tbwii. praying ofLt'onjress to appropfi-,
ate two' tork three rnillions,, m , provisions,
and I whatever, may -be necessary to the
GrelkHas an esy and, honourable mbcte
of acknowledging the aid, hbnnty,fand ob-
ligation received from France in like cir
.cnn8tances.w ' W r--k
The Memorial was read 1 when after
consjrferable debate, as to the inipolicv'of
the oieasiire. it was'ordefed to lie on the
ttabii ' : . , : T-v : :
Oh motion of Mr. Ingham, itwas Re
solved, That the committee on Roads an
Can j Is be . instructed to- inquire; into the.
expcidiency of appropriating money for
the jiurpose of aiding in the completion of
a canal froni the waters.of theChesa
peake ''to those of the Delaware. r
: Toe Speaker laid before the Hotie a
lettef fromuhe Setretary of the Treasury
transmitting the Annual Heport f; om that
Department on the state of the Finance;
ofwiich, on motion of Mr. McLane five
thousand copies were ordered to be print
ed for the use ot the House. i
FRIDAY, DIC 27. :
. M. Cooke reported a bill "supplmen"
ry Jo the act to provide for cer'in. per
sons engaged in th tend 'nd n'val ser
vice f the Unifed States, in tht Hevolu-ti-narv
war ;M which bill was twice read
and Q-ommitred.
Onj motion of. Mr. Williams, of K. C.
it wits resolved that the committee on'
Military AflTairs.be instructed to inquire,
intcvtjie expediency of allowing to the offi
cers Of therafmy a sal trv, or stated sum
of mopey per ear, 'in tend "of pay and ,e
molnmeuts, as are now allowed by law-,:'
i?f?ovf, That the Ccmmitie on Pnb
lic L4nds, be insruc ed to inquire into the
expediency of t rectin a new Land Dis
trict in the territory of Michigan, to-embrace
jJe lands lying in the Siguina conn-
ty of -akv Huron, to which the Indian
title has been extinguished, ; r' ; ' .ri
, Mr j Walworth submitted for conside
raticn, the following resolution ; . ; Vi;;
Resolved, That t he. Committee: on. Re
visal and Unfinished Business; be instruct
ed to inquire in'.o the' expedfehcy W re
viying and continuing in force, for a fur-;
'Z.i ' ,t r ii. r
ir98;and of the:24th of'February, 1810 I
r,. -i!,f v.f .uJ r.. . if
gees from the British Provinces of Cana
da an Nova Scotia, agreeablv to the re
ylutions of Cohi;ress, of the 53d of April,
1783 nd the 13th of April, 1785.
v Spje opposition appearing to this reso
iutwni Mr Walwo'rthi' stated the object
of 4t the question was then takt'n on it,
Ana uecia
in tne negative- 59 in 45.
i i
II
FOR (if N-
By ithe arrival at Philadelphia. ofthe
fant sailing vhi p. Factor! from Liver-
, irwwi li'vcr-.;
;t ?n received
pool, ifonnnn nare nave
O 'ue vOi", ami J.vt.i ijinii im intr ouiil I
October.
. .. . . . - if
rrl j, m,-n: u r . tstin--AO ncn
f accounts nr the successes of lhA m
- .. . , " . . . . . y
LireeKs. iinfn ny land, aud Sea, arc am-
ply c)nfirniertand hew the onfoup-'!
ded nature of the tomor that they had
made disgraceful submission tn tbeir
harhaan 'ppre-ors. In addition to
the interesting details in a subsequent
column, it 19-stated in the London
Mofbyii Chronicle of the 26th Octo
ber, tljat accounts lind been .received
tbat;fnornin"2: from Greece' of the most
Satisfactory nature.: On the 24th of.
Septepiber, the castle of Corinth sur
rendered to ahe : Christians, and by
this achievement the Mbrea has been a
ain liberated from the ba'rtmrians. This
event will be Considered important in
liistbrjr", because it has been preceded
by tleaiost"bril(iaotvsuccess on the
part Iriflhe Greeks. " ? . - . '
; GrreeCf. Letlers from Zahte of the
14th ultimo, givn in the foreign pa
pers, fully confirm the previous re
ports of the successes of the Greeks in
the Morpa The Tirks, after bein
'defeatedin the plains of - Argos, bv
Colcbtroni, on the PSd Julv, at the de
file of Trete on' the 24th and 25th, en
irenched.thprasel ves at St. . Georges,
where they received - reinforcements
front Patras and liepanto.5 The Greek
army yas, iri ;thf ' mean time j increased
by .volunteers from'all quarters to
25.000 men ; and they bccuWeti all thip
passes leading towards the Jsthmusl
f pnlhe,6thdnd TthtAugusV the
t"uni , iu iorce a passage upon
Coripth .1 In the en'saffemerit f -the
r6th they wet e attacked upon all ooihts,
ami repniu witn &reat loss. . In the,
battle -of Uier7th which was very bloo
dy,; 3000 Turks i pertrhed uponhhe
fiel'd.'tit; Rattle. '-Tjie General-inCliie1.
: AliiPchai' ftroerly: Grabd;YiTie
IEC..
I Wad 1 toority., ne raker Manniud
el pessaiyr;wa"a,,B FrVv!vlBr?
veral UeVi bf tbeBwvin
dtsDerseriHeir:ipbrti
pointii cnof
th highroad to CqrinthV where ithe
wereursueUT Another: cniaot 2tpu.
froni vyhjerfc rhersough uJbry a sR
atereffbrjta
H.di Rornanirf hutUid byCi;
fraifjar-.Barbitr in piceS
-:WXfmaltu.n
?el ves 1 n to the; moun fan s whence ; they
eveptuallyreached jporinttt? ' third
corps, theVfftSconkrilerahle of all;
composed " frncipally oAI banjan
was unable, from its desperate situa-
. toiuke n v other course than to
precipitate il5;eif.bn th roate-leading
to Tripolitza-f . Over taken riiU flight
H the lake
or iicrue, u was ai acivc.., v;
the place more than lUUU men ; me
r$t grrentf eren atisprenon. iu plication; post rf) may .oe : ijiafle -to a n
number of prisoners was Ali Pacha, aj drewa'y Jones, WdliamsboroughGranyille
native of.'Nanbli.'dii Romania, and-Yi-
zier f Triccala, iand Astart Depz, a-
verv vpnterprisiiig i Albanian JChief ;
The Turks in Cantlia have also sus4
tained several defeats, and have been
cbmpclled to shut;them!elyp8 up inj
the fortresses. Accounts from Con- i
stantinbple confirm the; reports of a
naval battle" having been fought be
tween the" Turks and the Greeks, jn
which the vlafter were lyfctonbtH, and
captured tis ofhe l urkssj. vessels.
. -rt : i . . .
'still iJatkr.4
" ' " : ; ; S i ' AVw YcrkDcc
By the packet ship (CoiumhiaCapt
R- pprs, which a rri ved here lust evening,.
in,45 days fm Livt rpobl.itlje Editors of
the Ct'm -erc'al Advertiser have receive
ed their files of London papers, to the
evening of the 5th : '
TM' Con.rtiJis.e, have seen an ar
ticle pX sotne interest,'; from the London
T'smes, o the supposed views' and pro-j-c!s
of tlv C'-Migress iand Sovereigns, as-sembh-l
at V. ronai It appars.that their
meeting took place on the, 22d-October.
On this subject, the pvlorning Chrorjicle
remarks, tht the result of the Congress
will be p'icifc ; nod that in spite of the
ardent wishes of ttie higli Allied Powers
to prevetk the spreading of constitutional
principled liberal institutions they would
be able iiojrlo hb more than establish local
mounds and barriers .among themselves,
either by means of Cordons Snnitaires or
through a more efficient systcih of police,'
as in tlteir " s uje rior ju dgment they'Sn av
afterwards deem most expedient, without
in any way troubling th:-. countries which
constituteii-the object pf their tender soli
citude, wi&i foreign armies, fleets and gov
ernors. '' -;'V' . -p -" :'.''.' f
7reer.'a. K very friend of humanty,' eve
ry one H'li'o sincerely desires the emanci
pation of ttie hunnan race from despotic
5Tr ' i" J rcJc.wM "-
firmations nf the victories obtained by the
Grceks.m'er their barbarian Oppressors..
Eve n't he Austrian Observ.'.r, hitherto so
hostile to the cause of freedom jn Greece
tHat it would not admit of a single advan
tage having been obtained by the. patriots,
bow explicitly concedes, that the Turks
have been driveu back upon Coriatii.1
Arn, ou? ?i comparisnn of the accounts
wi?h tho'-e received at Phil idelphia, there
is no du:)tiat the Greeks re-occupy
that city. . , j ' . :
) France An English officer arrived in'
;! Lonubn, who had recently p'isedthroughj
the lines ot the r rench Army ot CTbserva-
ti.in, on the .Spanish frontiers, rrports it I
tiV amount to 8Q.OC0 men with a very su
perinr park of anillery. ).
I! Sfiain and PortugaL The ' accounts
Vnni Intr cI,Iiai fpam, are or tne zotn
ftr.. ri,...- i;n .k:r4..i:j
. vjvih.ioi luuiiiiu, whu is Matcu
to have fled from Mt
ted at a village, abou
M al nd, had been arres- i
oout z or a. leagues trnmineara exparte
the fro .;iers. He is said have intended to
pass :nti Portugal; but was betrayed by.
ine of his old soldiers. 'He was conducted
under; a Slrong, c senrt, j to Placentia, and
the military commandant had sent to Ma
drid, to' obtain instructions concerning
hini.
Great Britain. Sir Henry. Wellesly, is
appointed to succeed the Marquis of Lon
donderry as Ambassador at the Court of
Yienba.
The accounts from Ireland are stated
to be of a nature not to excite alarm.
Admiral Paget, who sailed around the
world with Vancouver, died on the 31st
of October. .
-The death of Canova, the celebrated
sculptor, is also announced. He expired
at Vienna, on the 12th of October, and
was buried in the Church of St. Mark, at
Venice r
Baltimore, Dee. 19
Cy. ,ne schooner; Lbrenzb, arrived
port yesterday, 41lays from
St. Salvador we learn t;hat Bahia was
goerned7wartiaI lawgand under
orders of Brigadier General Madeira
who is styled governor of ; arms-all
the Braaiijiab regular troops were dis-
-s a civil government, but it is a mere
tool to the goyernmeritat arms the
civil government arenatives of -the
conntry. ane;uiazilian army is near
the city, and Afc up iposth are daily
skirmishing, a nd many lives have been
lust, t The Brazilians are frequently
to be seen, from sume Mtuaiionln th
city under arpasj the Veport sayi- they
armea untheirth Febuary Iast, 8ince
which most of them have leftthe city,
and declared ftirithel Prince. There
j i
two brigs ) f waif a 1 so; a1egupa ts'
NocammanicatmnisAliOT
cnuntf nMfrbsK
dcpasioriaiijp,
ttral death and hisSeItvtsibldin the
rnarketfrom30i&
iTowls '2 dollars to 2 20 each, when t
be founds
ia!flfbVecAmmfniled,aFrcn Uw'- -ETRci '
farcrnerit of I SOfoh c)i aak ; '-,v. j i.r t(?
'His :fore$n HgJ'-.iyfc.
mpnb l 'I'hrtfnavalvtorce consist iiiHiie i
libefibatte::;ihi
TK AC HFKS. r ' n.j ,
nrOi LADIES (sisters).: sre ideiirous vt.Uj
f -f. obiainirtcf a situation in a he&lthv : part-xjf i fJ?
FKMALK I KAC HriliS. 1 Kaleiebrjan: 182
the country, as instructbii-pf e'm'ales; .queslteioU insc rt. the 'above n J-P-
;Theyiwi
a complete;
the branches
best academ
u-wt. r.i rt.e:.i1nL-tnerethe
,; t-tmonia9 cf their feharabters and talents, ap-
.Connty, Ih-Carolma.
Jan.lS23.
, 153t
. . -
J. R.
LUMSDKN' School will com- j
mencertn
n 'l((,).y n xt;tjit.6th "bf January j
se pearly opposite Mr. Ga!ess.- ;
in a hous
Person' nesirnus of inspectingMne;; Hides,
&c. for th
1)4 regulatioq of the sell
school, can
do so by! applying at J. Qales's Store,
Jan. if is?3.
U''fl UAi VVI ""IK w y f
I t
will be dissolved on t h e iifteenth i n -,t ant. I
All pcr:if)bindelted to said c-mcern, ,ai e
desi r wtl $ntin k e i i u m ed ih t e pa v men r. -1&,
N. HARDING, . V
MOSES JARVI
i
Ralci'i
h,lJan. 1.
15
nirui if o f IT i
To settle; the estate of Johw b. VVrSt,
dev.M,- p v't jut if the house qf Jarvis, ;West
6c Co it lis necessary to' close the business
of N.Mardinx & Co. 'Therefore the, en
tire Sroejc bf Ni Hardirig Co. consisting
of ix iarge a4ior t uient of G roceries. Paints,
a n f 1- t h crX Tt icle s , will lie offe ed at pub -lie
sale, jr '.h'eyfifteehlll insti-IHrm's"
AH sum ubtfei? Fifiy l)llarsCash aH
si'ims'ovekfFifty Dollars, six monthcre-
iir, the iarQliaser giving Mnd;ana gooq
security.
1
-MOSES JAftIS.;
Jan. 1.
1823.
I ' NOTICE.- ; . :-; :.
if VN Tuesday, the 21st day of Januaiy,
v f 1823 will be sold;at$ublic sale; to the
highest bidder, at the house of the subscriber,
four milesffrbm vVarrentoni N. C. seventeei?
likelyvNEGROES ; among which are threeva
luable Carpentersj and a good Blacksmith ; all
my stock- of Horses and Cattle, Household and
i ivitcnen r uminire, ana two vaiuaDie t racts
of Land, Withgood houses and other fmprove-
' ments on each. The sale will be conducted
by Amps P.- Sledge & Macop, Gren. Twelve
months credi' wul be gien r, the purchaser
to give bond with -approved security. The.
above properfy Will be sold for the purpose'
of paying jseveral debts due by me, and by
f -1' fe-'v JOHN QGREEN.
Dec. 28,! 122. f
15
STATE )Fj NORTH-CAROLINA,
liATWoon CouirTr. ''":. '
Superior Cjoutt of "Law, October Term, 1822.
John Cr4w,ll ) ' The petion of. John
? . ys.'j , ; VCraw against-James Hol-
' James HbllaCnd. J land, to vacate a Grant
! ; .... .
T H.ERE AS, it appears to the satisfaction
of hej Court, that the Defendant is an
inhabitant of another State It is therefore
- ordered .that publication be made for 'three'
monuis in iiie taie.gn uegister, tnat tne ie
' fendant aprieaf at the next Superior Court Of
JLaw to be lie II for the jpounty of IIawobd,
at tne cjouit-nouse in rVVavnesviiie. - on tne
rirst Wednesday after ;the 4th 'Monday 'in f
j , . . , , y
narcn next men i
'or demur, 'otherwise the petitionwilt be A
. I, John II. Love, Clerk of the Sunerior
Court of LaW, la .certify that" thelabove? is a
complete cdpyjof the records in mymcek y :
:l JOI1NJJ. LOYE; Clk.
"-Dec. lQ'i822.' '"; : : ." 15 '-" ;" .
; SALI AT AUCTION.
THE Subscriber having determined to
relinquishlhouse-keeping will, on the
6th day of January next, at his Dwelling-H'-use,
selithp wholefof his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
This sale is well Worth attention -much
of the Houshld Furniture being new -and
having ptn jbii chaslid in New-York,
is of the n.bst fasldonahle and valuable
descriptioiK,, among, other articles ;mav.
be enume ratecE adarge and .elegant Sofa. .
a complete; pej;'o'fAncyt Cliairs, !kch
ann nanusomeDrusseiiarpet, I ea t a
bles anl : ohep; furniture;- adaprfd to a
Drawing Robui-Also a Table Set of In
dia China, ; a Tea, Set of ditto a quantity
of Glass, cut aild plain, several good Beds
with ap; i-opria-te furniture, &c.,&c. ; - .;
i Anions the-Kitchen Firnifiir- will be
tfound al r;ost every article necesiaft? for
houbekeeping..;.! ,lr:''; r:'.-. -..f
Will be soldi at theiaine time! a .'Very
good Carriage land Harness, with Horses
accustomt djtb work with itione work
Horsea lafgej and well built two horse
Waggon with Cieer several head ofCat.
tie among Wh&h. are two or three fine
mslch Cows.i j ) ' 1 . ,
5 With a great jvarietv of articles too te-.
Mention. I : , ,
i-i.oui. tnoncn credit tor ail sums
over ten dqUaii, Sthe' purphasers giving
Jnds with apprbyed surim rrM Fur
niture ;ibay be cen bj-v ihoseishing jb
purchase ' at ntime hfcbife av nf
: he salerwill conducudby wi W
"vl'-.." .""f -r cott, Auctioneers,
Re,5)1?-;" Jze :'i3tds !:'
iesVtogether wnth theuiie
bfDrawng.PwntingVauMusic,,
: DISSOLUTION OF; COPARTNER i
I, ,;M; . i;'vEf)SHlPi;;;;'
.:At"e:amtfee'wiU
&!i:i?f)iOTACToEi ;
' &---v wurle works bv ' " 4'
iiipioYemeut lor 1
themat. Wilmington, after i
In the meantime-eveiy irrfS?6 l5lJ
forded aH office inSli
meeting btthe lioarti:
proVemerits tv-ni tak.pW " rW
: ixi. r mC ciiierea into, if th t
proved.pt.r; c:.w : ; , .,. irtn !
ous ;pf ! a She FayetteviHe Gazette V
part-of j 'Hecordernd CoUimhii vr... !' taPc-Fb
1$ undertake to give to uieir .pupii pr January aiut forward thi-'ir 7 c 4 I
lglish-Education, including aU this office; for payment;- V T
of Science usually taught in the ; v.... 'CTrr-----'
r with tes-T C' 7 . c.UI?scnber which iTT-i
storres oign, witn a u the iiecessarv I1
es, an a large and ..excellent wfieV T '
other is how occiinied hV - it. & i., V. Tc f
to it is also attached, all necessarJ out S? ,
and a krge garden. ' : . T vuino"fv j
I Poffees.sipn:fbf-, the one I occunv v
had on Uhe .firstf December PL yJ
PCpieJb Webb,!on the 6
arv nexr..
Benjaniin ABarhana is authoV;,A t. ';
the houses. - - - - lur'
renth
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Oct. 24th, 1822. ,. 7 ;V ? AX
': WADESBOimUGH ACADSrTi
1: Male arid Female Teacherare at
A; wanted m the above Institution n
situation wijl . be a desirable one fbf V r R
tlemaii and 'Lady of Talents, as the Trnlf
are witling to give up the whole proc J
the School to them, and it barC
had from 80 to 110 Students, at from
$25, and a like number may be at D
expected under properly, qualified
tors. . ' v.;v- . i i;
; The local dvantags pf ifisTn
equal to any m the State,-.beinR consK'
the first healthv sitnatinn oK- .,nsaere4'
njr, irucivcs a.iianasome sunnnrf
and
South-Carolina.
Board can be hurl
table 'families, from $75 to; flOO per annum
and the Vilbge alone ..furnishes about 30 Sttu
dents.v."' K ; .. . : " - vft-
- Applications may be addressed to
Postmasterbat Wadesborough. ! , I
. Nov. 15 . . ; . ; . ',; gl ''V
fii E sobscribersTrustecs under is"'
4 ral deeds,'c!uy. recorded io the '
tvpnrilerks office of Meckletjboit, '
iesecbted';CbjWjlK
cVrl:-" the vpanbenrrr dinrentrs'ams' of
boneV, to . Lady JaneSkipwith, BirchptU
and. Puear, j?nd Kobert Bicnett, Kil)
offer ,ale, to' th,. highest. biid?r, m
t!te pi-bises, on Ttpsdaythe' 2tit:iaytfj
janucqy next; if-fair, pmerwisejhe jit I
fair dav Miat highly improved andnto '
able FARM, on which Col. Birchett at'
nresentresides, on he north jside nf Raaa-' i
ke, and FIFTY or SIXTY SLAVES-. !
TheFarm lies 8 ot 10 miles south W
of the CurthoBse; in thecou ity.Af Meek-.'
lebburg. nearh' toWn of Clarksvillei '
contains 12 or 15,00 acres, two or three t
undred f'whieh arlpw grounds. ThC j;
high land Iswell . timbered, and 'crtile; J
he r low - grwrcrds ,as good as an; on tat n
is fittel u with ! taste and ennvenience .
fevv fatrrpics 'ith or w;tiiour ta&e;
.mid wishaMv thing added. 'JThe plan
"bn,i-' is etlj enclosed,! under a system'
f improved bfu3 profitable hasbandrf,";'!
id f-i rnisSed with every house'' a,nd fix-'
n rs recesarvbrn crop, or stock ;be-. T
irb;bi of f an ' overseer,- or 'tt'A
ttroes. sttuathn fa heathy an 1 ar??-.
oje su.ace . k 10 say . luai, 10 jcrwn
-vishinjr vesv funds 13 such nronerty, tt'?'.
ofirnorv aituce b'ents than any ia that J
sectpn of-5criuntry ;. .ann itis very. r-ajtv
th t nm!i ab estate isfio't into the
ket The s!ibscrferibbwever, hope that
river. I he imrrovernents are unexcep--
'ionable, even -bf therestimationof
rt fastidious, ' The residence hf Col. B.' i
xt thenand therd to pleadatiswer ij purchasers ill not -ely on theiraccaynr;,'.
01 tne pro erry, ouijunge;: totnenn -;-ATjiesuScibcrs
"blsb- feel it "their duty
state, tnath the Negroes areMn every
spec? worthy of the notite of jjurchasers;
particularly if such
y n sucu as vani u",'y - v t ; )
sery:oe. CTJieyTare ia'l' V; T
hv: CoL.Bbh theestate,; cant'- (
.four ' well ihstmc e'l,' hon-.st -
their oWn
and raised
sistine or four well instruc
Blacksraiths, andn numbir of well d'.K j
fimale, besl'iee Seld'hand's,, ; ,
children. 5 As the saiibt of money rti) oe;
raised -will be upwards .bf &Q',Q00t
as the injunction which pre veotexia'1'5
last winter h s been a, comrnodat'l, and ;
thesateisi-. witlv'.the; .cbnsVntbf :K
cen;tl!,"-it is .' believed 67 the subscribers.',
that no fe;rs orrehtinsioas need
entertavied atjqut; its cert am?. If , -veracity
; hu vanyvCredit: with thel paK
the sale may. be certainly expected, tho f
they, can-iof undertake JO s's-V or.t j
sTbpVvefv id!eswirmiserumor;
credulity may't b'Slfevepr tsusprci tii; .
circulate.; - ,,. r.KP ''V''-lic '
We are requested. also f to state, IW
ke Crop.rStocfcv and ri.any;'otherAtlIf,il.'';
too tedious Si enuhierateVUlbelntw e0
torValt tbsame time and pfeceV V: ;
TVnie'Land,-1!,
bondijnvHh approved security, a'-d a
itrbstba-iheV'"y he Negroej ,.
12 moiiths ciVditf-: hbbds with 'appV'
but' to be : remitted, if4)urct'oally P 4,d .
aiid interest liJoeteforcash VmV,Tj
'1
Thehtheriproptrty term
mtle knowribtjie: dayf saleTttesu ,
ed tbthcrn; by thesaid severaldeed. J. j
scnuer wjh givj jucn uuc as vy- ' r
ruse;; though thetities are beloved, c
fidentty to.be unexceptiouabley Tne j .
wm'.ebntiiwewrita
whole 1$ idispobT,thelaiid?e
eiTjfirstv Nuproperty will i dehVev, t
until thtcrms of sale are complied 5;f t
at yv ' a upf;.ii.
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