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trsxs wKiTTKjr ok ths ruTH OT i caitau
The lovely infant droops nd dicfi . v
1 And Wires a world of caret '
J. mother heart, with bursting sighs,
: - Must ovn the loss severe. - .
But when with sudden, rapid hand,
" ' Death tears it from her breast, .
It's faitevOUrorrows will cotmnand, "
'Atdrirtue feel distrest.
The corA that bound it to the tieart,
-Tho strong, U snapped in twain : - x
Prom kindred mortals all must part,
When somemu st feel the pain. t-v
Sunmission to the will divine,
In turoibleV : darkest hour,
Is God's command, to whom resign. ;
s0jir !?, and trust his .power, v
Tor infants rjse'to dwell above,
Whene'er their summons come ; ' , v
WheVr fe and joy, and peace and love,
r - Arc their eternal heme. ,
-rtom ' the ijfrv-Torh Evening' I'osK
'Scotth Peers. The rebellion of
lM5 ami 45, caused many of the most
hororablc families in Scotland to lose
tKeir titlci and estate. The elates
in man raes havp beeen restored, &
the rernainder will no doubt be. pven
Mp-Arter the kins' ltae Tisit toSrot
land, it way reprcsenfed to him, tha
there :vras; no act ne coum
n
presentation was" made on thi suhjett
inii iew miiuiii mv
irere ordefed to be; restored to the
rhtfuh heirs on proving their claims,
Many. families, during or; immediately
after the rehellton, fled to this coun
try, and it is believed that several of
these titles will devolve on persons
nnw in the United States.
. tVi (Villnwinc? is a list of "the forfeited
cr.K ltl- restored by a
late order of
JVVV.a . - 9 w
veorge IV.
i Forfeited in 171 5 Restored in 1823
VSuthcrlamV-Lordnuncis.
Keith Lonl Keith. Karl Manschal.
'Erskme Lord Erslcine, Karl of Mar.
"prummond Lord Drummond.
11 T urd If eTTres.
faxwcll Lord Maxwell, Karl of Nirhdalc.
Pctiton Lord Seaton, Earl oi inn.
Balfour Lord Burleigh.
Balfour Lord Kilwinning. .
' Lhingstone Lord Uvingstonc Earl cf Lin-
Tithgow."
palr.ell Lord Dalzell. .
" OHWie LcTd Ogilvie, Earl of Airly.
'Manle-Lcrd Maule. Karl of Panmure.
I.tvingstone-A-Ttarl of Calender. . .
. Livingston Lord Caropsie, Viscount Ki
"syth. v .
Keith ralconer Earl of Kintore.
Livingston Lord Lh'ingston.
"isVirne Lrd Nalrne.
Forfeited in 1745 Uettored in 1823
Mc Donald Kail of Ross.
FrAser Lord Lorat. . ...
Elphinstone Xjord Balmerino.
t'rvt-K T i-rrd Peliiro. '
Lord Macleod. Viscount Tar-
- Druroraond Viscount Strathallaer, Lord
of Brumroontl and Cromlix.
Mackenzie Earl of Cromartie.
: rrr CHEAP D
CLOTHING STORE. ,. .
W BtMOCK. 8c CO. inform their friends
f Vsnd former customers, that they have
Uen the store recently occupied by John
G. Marshall, and'directly opposite tire New
c ij...im;i1( Street, where they ot-
fer to the public an elegant .assortment ot
Ready Made Clothing, consisun .
lowing articles, vizNew Market Coats,
Box Coat,, Frock Coats Dress Coats, Great
Coats, Cloaks, (Gentlemen & Ladies') Panta
loons, and .Vests of various descriptions;
Cotton Drawers, Tifch Cravats, Suspenders
fcc. cc. All the above articles mil be sold
. very low for cash. u , K . . c
j:V. D. & Co. have also on hand a lew
patterns of Superfine Blue Cloth, not ex
ceeded in this city, a '; .
P. S. Particular attention paid to Cutting
... - .
ana staking garuicm.
'Raleigh, Sept. vo,-
53-4t
' N EW. MEDICAL fcSTAULISHMENT
T
HE subscribers liave connected ' them
selves m.the practice ot r nysrc anu ou. -
trerv i
- They have also on hand, an extensive as
lortment of .
i DRUGS & MRDTCHS(KSf
which they offer for sale at the lowest
thecary'i rate, ' . , . r
These "Medicines were purchased a lew
w..V. -;,.. in Kew-York : and were select-
d by themselves fVom amonjr th,e latest im
portations. They cant therefore, confirtent-
Jly pronounce them to be perfectly Freth
I and Genuine. ? . ,
" - They will sell as Tow as. such articles can
' beamrdein any part of the State: and
fully a? cheap as they can be obtained in tne
Petersburg market. . ,
. 'All orders vill be attended to jsrompUy
andeorte6tly. ' r - . - , J
Ilecip'e? i tf Physicians faithfully and expe-
UPUunGES Ec HUNTER.
'Raleigh, Uth Aug. 18:23. 47tf
. s v notice;
THAT on the first Monday of Novem
ber next; I shall expose to public
sale, for ready money, a Negro Man na
med Harkless, now .confined m the Jad
of Randolph county, N. C. as a runaway
slavel agreiblv Wan order of the coun
siidHurkicss says he formerly
beWtged to John Doogherty-thathe was
set free ; 'and ?s kidnapped by some
peculator,, he.
st 5. f , ; J3m V;
vv - ;,
ci?c 'cli general satiMaction as n
rftonritn te ancient families" their
forfeited In the rebellion A re-
1
- ATETTEVILLE ACADEMY. v
TniS Institution' now affords advantaees
''enual'tQ any in, the Southern States be.
inff conductett upon ine iuut i'yrv
ciples, and provided with uBcnoreachetij..
imeTeTyCbrknch of Useful anprnamental
rMWThi8: with its;bealthy situation
and moderate charges for Board andTuWoi J
must insure it a liberal patronage.
strictest attention will be paid to the conduct
and morals of those attending it. v '
Femn? Debartment
cmidrtctcd by Mrs;- ila
tuition with Jistmam i taciicr.
Rudimentv. per quarter, .
Heading and Writing , ,r
English Grammar, Aucient and Mo
dern Ckrbgmphv 'with the Use of
the .Maps, add .Globe?, L'Wory,
" Chronolrjy, Mythology, Hhetonc,.
Belli s i .etlers Composition, Natn
' ral I'hilfkonbv. Botany with Plain
-r . - . , .
$2 '50
and Ornamental c,eUle ork. - o i
Miucj'taight'bg''Vtl in the best
. l 1 Italian stile. , I
PerVnn. taiight in the Academy, $60, or $20
Per ann.tHygh,outofthe Academy, $100
ner nuarier ?2J. ? .
Drawing, Painting, atnl tlie French iMvgnage
taugld byW. failing, a native of France, j
Drawing and Painting, per quarter. $6 j
French , : - .. . 6 ,5,0
Ctassiciil Department, wrier J)i G. Dim
, tuition. (
;nie I.a in and Greek Languages, j
Natur.d and Mond Ph.Ioophy, Lo
, . L.
giC-Astrdnomy,' Mathematics, Geo-. f
mcty nd Algebn .
8
F.nrfish laie . JJcjtanmeni.
'"Rudiments i" i . .
Iteading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Ancient and Modern
Geography with the Use of the
M:ps and Globes, "
Pens and Inli provided the Students with
out charge. A tax ot 25 cents each btucient
for wood, water, &c. i.
Board, including all the above urancnes
except Mtikic, $35 per quarter p;tyable ' in
advance. f w . ,
WM. HAMILTON.
Pnr the satisfaction of parents &. Guardians
tlie following Gentlemen may be reteired to.
J. A. Camf.tiox, Esq. Prcst. of the Schoo'
Committee.
Kev'd It. II. MonnisoN
Apnl 30,
low.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remainins in the Post-Oflice, Ralei-rh. j
1st Octqber, 18i23, and winch, it nor
called for and taken out within thrtv
months; will be sent to tne wnerui
Post-Office as dc;d letters. ;
Geo. iAndeisnn 2,. Francis Anclcsbn,
Ixo Alfonl,. Jaincs'Allen, Wjllhun Allen 2,
Hutcbins Atkin, Benjamin Allen, James ;
Ad:ms, San'iiiel P. Ashe. ' . j
TJ-John IJ.mcum, Gillis Brown, Henry j
Pvntun, Ahxand-ST Boyd, lir. .loan mek
with2, D -. 'A. S. II. Burges. Joseph Brus
r.i.i li..;Ufr!iill!v. William Bunn, Green
Bobbitt, iMoTis Uowman, .iaue jihihc,
Brjant. John Barham, Wm Battle, Mary
BanVs, Robert Brown . t
r. inhn :'J. Carter, James Curtis, Lewi
Carpenter. John Canada, Sampson Clements.
Wiliiam Carpenter, Urias Collins, Woodson
'Clements, qlort SuperioT Court 2, Robert
Paimon; Matthew Collins. ,
T -w
jonn uunn
John Dodd, William Duskin 2, Belling Dunn
2, Col. William uaiuei, m uamci. j
22 James Eddings sen. James Ellington,
Jesse t:lUs. (. , ....
FJ; Fowler, Dempsey Pujjcr, William
Foster, Joseph Fowler, James Ferrell, John
Vord, Delia Falconer. ' i '
. C Anthohv G. Glynn, Joseph Gales &.
Son, Mark -Grady, Jesse Gill, James Gray,
Galea's servant Hampton, Rebecca Goodwin
3, Marv Gilniour o.' ,
i
n Uavid Delk, James Davis, John uunn j
3, David Davis, Robert Dddd, jr. Isaac Daw- j
son, Reuben' Davis, Josiah Dilliard 2, Henry
il nhv. -Zadock Daniel, Turner Daughtery,
John i. Hardy, Reiiiamin arp 2. Miss Jane D e ne u egen , -
Henderson, Sherrod House, James Ilendoo - J .ndciu is ; .iequiri
Nicholas' llarris, William 1 tendon, .Lo:uT:c, urses of d I tne
ir nrh. "Wi l am II. IHirii, uenjannn
Moldimr Josrph Hopkins 2, AVm H. Hams
1'' in... l" A, : it n.,ntr
TfthnW HarrS. W
j David Justice A Asa jonnson, vuuim
Johnson, BrUton -Jones, , Barnabas Jones,
Martin Johnson, 1evi Jones, ;abci
nm P. .lojics. West Johnston 2, B. II,
Jones, William Jonei, Allen Jones, Etheldrcd
Jones AaronJ Johnston. . L
A-Ileniaroin King 4, Elijah Knox.
L Walter! Lewis, a i. M. in No. Ca. V in
Lichlfoot 3, .lames Leigliton 2, Judith Ladd,
Stephen Lane,' Secretary Grand I-od-e, -Gad
Lahgtlnn, Jolin Logan. i
.. NelSv (Marks, Hugh .McCarthy, Rev d
Christopher Moring, Mark Miggot, - Mc
' ...... ii i. .......
Alister, Merio;etli 3ioore, jhu. t. waiunju.i.
Rfibert Mills,
I nomas Allies, Aiaruia atc-vus-Matthews,
Christiana Mails,
ter, 2. Davie"
I'risciila McKt e.
et Xutt, Anderson Nicnoison,
George Nantij, Peyton Morris, James Nance,
Alexander Nirris".
: 7.Needhlm Price, Elizabeth Powers,
Geo. S. Phillips, Jas. Price (Johnston,) Jno.
Peebles, Drurv Pettiford, Pullen & Hunter,
John Prince, Cloe Parker.'Nicholas Peltiford.
Willis Kowe 2, Nimrod JSagsdale 7,
Bishop Ravenscroft 3, Saml. H. Rambtit,
Benj. Kagsdale 4, Willie Robertson 2, Wm. ,
Rown, Hartwell Reeves, Griffin Randall,. Je
remiah Rhode's, Joseph Redale, David Ruth,
Maria C. Kanctolph: .
9. Henry mitli, Eliza Strickland, Thos.
SorTells, Lovfl Stinson or Stinson Lovel,
John Still, Curtis Snelling, Rev. Daii'l Shep
pard, FarquhaKl Smith, SierhTof Wake, Al
len Sturdivank Sincly. R. Snipes, Dempsy
Sorrels, Harrison Smith 2, Dorc s Stanly. .
: 7 SolomojrTodtl, P atrick Terrell, Mrs.
Ann'Taylor, l?b6mas Turner. ,
f. -Clary ifpchurch; 4 . '
V.JamesVright, Charlotte Willis, Al
len Wynn, Jchr W. W hitfield, Thomas Wes
ter, -Pleasant lli-WHIiama, Henry. Wall, James
y Wooteri, JUncy, W ol, Sen. Lucietia
Wnin Robert! Wynne. George V ood, Ann
Warren heni'hl Williams. Rev. Rufus WxU
lie.. James Wrjcht, Simon YjIiiaras, Henry
f' 7 : . i
' Varren, 2, Newton Voou.
B. B. SMITH, P. M.
' v-:- i ' y BLANKS ' ' ': ' :
Of all kindsmay, be had on 'application.'
v ;, it this Office. ' v"
- ; YV;WSr f :" v ' HMEIGnPBI.VTED Br JOSEPH GALES $ . 4 V 'jiSip&il
JDST PUBLISHED,
. ;..v
l iNORTH-C ATIOIJA
1 '
For the year
-.c
Orders for which will be promptly at
tended" to, and dispatched to any part of
the State. .! 1 :X Ucsooer,
TFlE WAIUtEKTON EAIX HACKS
m V'li.L commence over the Warreriion
T?" Course: on Tviesd-y tlie 28th day cof
October next, and continue four days.'
lit 7)nA A Svveenstalces, one mile beats,
for tbree Vcars old colts and fillies Entrance
SI 00. .-.Three or more to make a race. .
2d. I)av The Jocfcev Club Purse, $300
three mile beats Entrance $20. Money
hungup at the usual discount.;
3j -Ofly The Proprietor's Purse, $200
Money hung up Two mile heats Entrance
$20. - , i - . ! ': jv: .-.
Fonrtti'liayX Handy Cap; mile heats
Entrance $25. . ' J ' ' )
fry- The Proprietor pledges himself to
have the Tract in good order; Stables and
Litter furnished Race Horses, gratis.
ROBT. R. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
. v Warrcnton, N. C. cpt! 13, 1823.
A B A LL will be furnished on the evening
of the 2d and 3d days' Race, by
R. R. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
100 DOLLARS -BEVVARD.
BAN AWAY from; the subscribers
.Plantation in Chesterfield District,
South -Carolina, early last autumn, two
Negro Men, CHARLES and lilLL.
Charles is of ordinary Vrze well-made,
yellow 'complection, rettiarkabh lntelli
gent, speaks quick, is about 25 years of
age-He vas purchased in Beaufort coun
ty. Bill absconded with him, is about 20
or 25 years of age, is low, and has. a scar
I believe on on- oniis"cheeks,-perhaps a
scar on Ids head ; lie IsV also inclined to
vello v comnle cfhmiiiid heats on the drum
thlerubly wei. "BU1 V; purchased in the
neighbnrhont! rf Snowjiill.
Charles may 'perhaps aiteinpt'tb piss
liii'stlf as a 'ff?e mhn. ;
The above "reward will be gien to any
p?-s n Vhd will ietm n tliem to my plan
tation ; or half't e.aliove reward will be
i'jven.o tiTfy person who will secure them
iii Jad, or in proportion for either of them
and erve nle information. ;
PLEASANT H. MAY.
Iirch-tO. ;; vtCW; " . tf .
T7- The 'Editors of the. Ralcipjh Star,
and Newbern Centinel;are requested to
insert the above until otherwise ordered,
and in the Wean time forward their pa
pers to me at Statesbuiy. S. C. 1
UsYIVKXSIVY OF THE STJTK Of
j NEW YORK.
COLT. KG E OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGE
ONS. City of Mew York, May 6th. 1823
rSHE College of Physicians and Surge
t ons will commence their course- f
Lectures, for the ensuing winter session,
on thefTist Monday of .November, ne.xt,
(the 3d.) at the College in Barclay-street.
Dr. Ho sack, on the Theory and Prac
tice of Physic, and Clinical Medicine.
Dr. MacNKVen, on Chemistry.
Dr. Post: on Anatomv & Phuniology.
Dr. Mitch ill, on Botany and Materia
Medica.
Dr. Mott. on Surgery - . '
Dr. Francis, on Obstetrics, and tne
diseases of Women and Children. '
The Board of Tbu.stkes deem it
proper to make it known, that, in confor
mity wihj.he oriltuanct s of the Honora-
hlr- the Revrents ot the University, every
to atveiui ivo iuu.i
ectures oinvfivu m i
liefore he can fjr a i mined
urs vniirgr,
; as a candidate tor tne locmi aip , u...l s
1 s..int nhail havp' ireviously attend-
i:
I efl wcunr in vwitfj-,
; session oi lft-J, or mum u,
j or. entire course of lectures delivered
, some respectaoie .vicuicai .
University. I he !Caiu:iaic muy
have Studied Medicine tliree lyeurs witii
some respectable! practitioner, have ai
ri v at' the age of twenty-one year-, and
it will be expected that he shouid pro
duce written testimony to that effect.
The Matriculation ticket is five. Hol
lars, the holder of jwhicii U eutitled lb, the
use of the College; Library.
Bv order of the iSourd,
WBUiHT POST, M. 1). President.
JOHN FRANCIS, M.Ti. HegitV;
JOHN PHI M KOE & CO.
"OKCF1VV-D yesterday, a part of their
.t Fall Assortment of Goorls (nine days
from New -York) and are in duly expec:
tation of receiving a further supply. .
Amongst thoe received,' are a few ele
gant Gentlemen's Plaid Clonks & Great
Coats; also Lady's Caroline Plaid Cloaks,
newest fashion ; Poirit Blankets and Fla
nfli Bombazetts & B mbazenes t Bl tck
andFancy coloured figured Crapes and ;
Ro'ies ; Figured Levantine : and other
Silks; Lfghrirn and Straw Hats; Gen
tlemen's fine Hats ; Ladies Pruhell, Mo
rocco, and Letther Slwes and Bootees;
Children's ditto ; Linens ; Long Lawn ;
Cambrics ; Lady's .and Gentlemen's
Worsted and Cotton Hose ; a complete
assortment of Domesiiqs and Steam-Loom
Shirting ; Cloths and Cassinetls ; Um
brellas and Parasols, &c " ,. "
Our assortment is very, general, and
consists of rreaCvariety. It having been
purchased for cash, and selected in New
York by one of the partners, and being
determined to sell atva small advance, we
doubt oof but those whawish to purchase
will find their interest in giving us a call
beforv. they purchase elsewhere. ' C K
N. B, ,We have also received an addi
l onaVsupply to our Paint. Medicin and
Hatter's Material Establishment ; and a
handsome assortment of Quteen's Ware.
Raleigh; Oct. 10, 1823. 55-3t.-
RAGS.
irVE AL-ERSin R ags Areliereoy notified
1 V.ttiof ih Pronator i)f the, Raleigh.
Paper Milt will receive'Ra gs front a is j
tance athe'Parkr Mill only, which isi-
tuatel on CrabtreereeK.f rcree- mu
i
Jk:w-- 4-. LANDS YO SALfcj. . . 1 ;
iTi7 .,i.rhor nffpra for sale, on ac-
lcmnraocUting terms .to th? purchaser,
three 1. t.dred & thirty-si3J acis ofLam ,
Lying on the east side of the. StagRd,
about one mite north of luurg, ddjn
inir the l inds of Nathan Patterson, Capt.k
Perry and ot hers: About fifty acres
this land is denied and io d plight for
Corn b'; Co?toii; the reM is in woods and
well timbered, On it, there are some
excellent low grounds. .1 ;
Also, Three Los in Louiburg, adjoin
ing the 'Academy Square,; on: the main
Street, on which is au excellent new delr
ing House with four rooms anq a:iiitt
tarv Oiuluses. The contiguity of these
-h a-. m icfu rfi I iir riuaiiuiMi
" u A A L ri tr
and tac con
nf the above described land,
would make the whole a desirable esta
blishment for a family wishing to educate
their children. Fur infwmayon aa to the
lots, ;rpply to Mr. Wn. H. Strother, who
now occupies them, and to Kev. Daniel
Shine as to the land, ,w.to;lic juhenber
at Midway Academy. C. A. Hliu. :
A-'gust 23. " :a 49 t L
- FOR SALE ;
Two Tracts of Land in Wake County.
O
NE on the waters of White Oak, a
horn 11 or 12 miles south-west or na
lciglu adjoining Iiewfe- Jones, iBuiell
Popd and others ; containing aEfour 2 1
acres, well adapted to the culture of Cot
ioin Corn and Wheats-unimproved, .vj
m of her Tract is about our miles
south-west of Ualighr on both sides of
Walnut Creek and Simmons Branch ;
has on it-one ot the best Mill seats in tne
County, with a Grist and Saw Mill now
in operation an Apple Orchard from
whirh 6 oarreis ot' Brandy has been made
in one season,'a good Dwelling; House
convenient to a -good Spring, a new Barn,
and land enough cleared "to, work five or
feix hands, a part of , which is fresh and
good,'-containing about 1270 acres, but
would jbe divided to suit purchasers it a
I s.na 1 le r q u antity was desi; ed,- or 500 acres
' . . . A Ua r A ri
Also for sale, two or three vacant Lots
in the City of Raleigh, and one sixth of
Lot No. 114 well improved with conve
nieht Houses. -, . ,
Two or three Tracts of Land in the
Chickasaw Purchase, may be had of the
same person, a description of which can
be seen. Payments .w ill be made easyj on
the purchase money being well secured.
Apply to the Printers.
Julv 17. ' - -
jy the President of the Utdted States1:
JN pursuance of law, I James Mosrot:, Pre
sident of the United States, do herebyde
clare and make known,' that a. public sale
will be held ;it the Land Office! at Franklin,
in the state of Missouri,-on the first Monday
iirmhfr next, for the disposal of such
of the lands situate within the district of
Howard county, in said state, as have been
relinquished to the United States prior to
the 1st dav of October, 1821, under the pro
vi'nna f "tVi net Dassed on the 2d day of
March, 1821, entitled M An act for the relief
of the purchasers ot ptiDiicianas prior w
1 of .int. nfTTidv. 1 820." as are situate n the
fnllowi-.fr described townships and fractional
! towiish'-ps, lying north of tlie JSfisaovri River,
and west ot me niui priipuiijai chuiim
In t'nships 44 to 54 inclusive, of range 1 1 west.
44 54- . .
45 56 ! 13
47 56 j 14
48 56 '!" i v 15
aq .42 I- i 16&17
40 52 i ! i t 18
" u .; j : , . ; 19
'52-' .. ' r
51&52 ! .
22 &
23
Also, at the same time and place, will be
exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro
visions of the fourth section of the .act, pass
ed on the 2-Uh day of April, 1820r entitled
" An act making further provisions for the
sale of the pnbli'c lands," such lands situate
within the abovementioned townships as
have become forfeited to the United States
prior to the 1st of October, 1820, for failure
to complete the payment within the period
prescribed by law., ' J J
tK. nU will nnen with the lowest num-
1 ber of section, township, and range, and pro
ceed in regular numerical oraer. , t
' Given under mV hand, at the City ofWash
intrton, this 12th day of August, 1823. ;
Ilv the President: JAMES MONKOE.
, r.EOKGK GRAHAM, '
.. fnm'r rf the General Land Office.
rr Printers authorised to publish the laws j
of the United states in line siaics v1 x,w-r'
Carolina, South Carolina! Virginia, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Kentucky,! Tennessee, Missou
ri, and territory of Arkansas, and Pittsburg,
in Pennsylvania, are requested to pubhsh
the foregoing proclamation once a week un-,
til the sales ' take place, Und send their ac
counts (receipted) to the General Land Of
fice for payment. j
- - ' . - ' Aug. 13--Iawts.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,)
.i.v-',; Guilford County. ' C.
Jane Short ") :" -v-,- :.r' V;'1 '
v. : ; C Petition for Divorce. ;
'Aaron Short. 5 v ;; -; - : - : . i :
rr appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Aaron Short is not an inha
bitant cf this State, it is;t herefore of-dered,
that publication be made for three monps
in the Hillsborough'Recorder and Raleigh
Register, that he be and appear before
the Jnd rei of "Ur Supenor
Cotirt of Law, to be hoidehfor the Coun
tit nf Oil ilfnrd. at the Courthouse in the
tnwh of Greensboroueh, -on the forth.
Monday after the fourth Monday of Sep
tember . next, then and there to answer
th narrpnf thft said Det'it'ion. otherwise
it will be taken pro coufesso, and heard
ex parte. : - -v'i. "p-;"' . :;, -fj V
." A true copy. ' -J - ' '
44 THOS. CALDWELL, C. S. C
- B0ARD1KG FOR tailU::
; .,.'v-. . ' -. i mmm ' y '
s r ' ' .MRS PAUSLFA
Jt ESPKCTT'ULIA' informs the vP
J t-'oftheanpToachinc nni.-i r?-
J " Vbsem'vU
.jiUt , umuig mc oession, on her
I Rideigh, Oct. 15.
56 M
JUST PUBLISHED
Jit the Store of J. Gales & Son in Ratcith
- - .
vy vi c vp.i v yi vics argjed and JL
judged in the Supreme Court of Nonh.
I Carolina, for June Term, ia
n J BY FRANCIS L. HAWKS.
Ocber 9. ; ' t
MAS just received from New. York, verr
. general '.and handsome assort -
IMILLIXEUY
, v..., Qf
ANT) FANCY GOOm ;
off the best and most fashionable kind, wlitcb
for
6t
v
t. Septr 28, i823.
, ; MISS HELAV
lias ju'st returned from New York whJL
she has purchased for Cash, a general and
wjsll selected, assortment of the most fashion
able Millinery' and Fancy Goods, which she
offers fqr sale for. Cash as cheap as goods of
eaual quality can he sold in this city. Those
wishing to purchase are requested to call
arjd judge for themselves. , .
j54-4t October 2d, 1823.
ENTERTAINMENT.
IH subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to his friends and the public
for the patronage they have bestowed on
him since he has opened a H use of En
tertainment in the (Jity of Raleic;Ji.
4 He still keeps a Iouse of -Entertain.
mmt near the, Market-IIo.ne. He has
provided Rooms for llo or 15 Members
of the 6en ral AssembiValso for tra
velling and twn customers. .:
The subscriber has madeiiiiprovemenfs
to his rooms, and pleilges himsplf that
nothing shall be wanting on his part to
give sa isfaction, for he intends that his
Table shall be well suppliedith the best
tit it the market affords and U Stables
furnished with corn, fodder, oats and it-
tentive Ostlers. ,
-i
. WM. W. BELL,
Ra'eigh, Oct, l; 1823.
54 5t
TO THE PUBLIC.
IjLLj persons are warned against rc
li cei ving or trading for a Note of Hand
made by Carleton Walker on the 16th
day . of August lasti or thereabouts, for
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, pay
able to Alexander, H, t)ismukes (one o(
theuwJersigneri) on the 1st of J .nuary,
eighteen hundred and twenty-five said
Noie having been lost or mislaid by said
Dismukes, which he did not discover un
til he went to look it up for the purpose
of returning, to said Walker, the conside
ration for which it was giren having
ceased. - i : -
C. WALKER.
A H. DISMUKES.
Chatham County, 26th Sept. 18?3. St
COACH MAKING MATERIALS.
THP Subscribe t has for sale at his Ma
Inufactorv, a few setts of fashionable
Coach and "Gig Springs,: which he will
sell! at a moderate advance on the whole
sale price, He has also on handj and in
tends keeping, a constant supply of best
Morocco, for Coach Lining, which will
be disposed of as above. He has, astiiiu
al, "k constant supply of Carriages, G'gsy
Ami Harness, all of which will be sold at ,
' P. S. Qn consignment, a supply of Ht
iers' Morocco, and a lew dozen Boo.' Li-
.iing Skins, direct irom tne auui.'.
Ji:v 10.
ts'i a -n? nr 'KrnTH (C AROLINA,
- j ! GuiiIford County. - W -.
Superior Court f La w, A-iril 1 erm, 182
RebeCCH R inkin, . n-M
- I Vm. Petition for Divorce.
Jcidediah Rankin. J V ' . .
TT appearing t0 the satisfaction of the
5 Court th u Jedediah -Rankm. w i not an
iUanVofthisSt
derd, thatpbl.ca ion pej"- Y nd
months in the HiLlsnorongu
Ha eigh Register, that neo-rs
neipre nis uo""ui -""r . , cnjt
e his honur tne JS "V '"VT.i.-.
riof Court of Law, to be no uc r.
F Guilford, at tne v,ou, ,.-r
f.Krt.,.rh. on the fourm
tne town ci urrcuuurwuK, - ,
JrlL,.. k fr,,irth Monday of Sep
ffinext: then and thereto
M charges of the said petition, rthegg
it wiU be taken pro confesso, aad hearu
ex parte. v.- . .'
V i , A'V-ue cony.' , e r
44 TilOS. CALDWELb,
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
t Guii.ford County.
M.'irpret Peti.ion.for Divorce; ,
, James SHort. J - .Lfi.Snn of the
Jf appearing to tXinba,
1 Court - thai : JamesShors not
bitant of misstate, u r- roonths
ileigh
m tne iiiusooi r u5.. , :n-ati before
.befo
nis ,ooDQurvuiB t ,?7mo fnrthecouniv
Co art of Law, to be h"XC in top
of Guilford, at the Courdiou h
town of Greensborough. on ine
Monday after the fourth Monday
teriber ext.ther o
heird ex parte-
441 inuawui-' i
pist-Mastcr n the Stat
Clirce Dollars
in propornaw
v Adrortbcuiiexits
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