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Oc,' 22d 1523.
r Let me
wing my happy flight, T tv
'6oon the sleeri that ne'eisnwaketh
.Vfll withineTe endless nighti. n"
I A me c, from scenes cf sorrow, y ;
' r.rc the Sunshall rise to-mbrrowy
Brighter beams, for roe shall glow
td worlds of Glory, - p
; t 'Wh ere ajbrighf andT;loudless sky,
Veils :rora eartD, me oussim siorv!.
WLen a spirit soars, on high
It
-tri"e.
. . ; f we evyA The day is. baking.
- Atifpit heeron meanove.' -
' , iNPacnt9,lKmedomkhlg,'
, ;YoYtle joya of heavenly love. , j; ;
. ' Zet'tnefo) The blaze 6Cwoh;in,
v . vv Soon, will gild, this lower scene, , t )t;
. . Brilliant Gems mipath adorning; t'jJ'l
tr.
' J Ji ff ro. Tor voridly pieasores, .
, "Would but bind my soul in chains f?y
Xetiae ro, where.ncher treasures, v '
'.'Teace, and Lcre, foreTer reigns! 1
' t me fo, vhere eraph kneeling
. Vei their tucts aim uaore-r .
.TVstinjr joys beyond reTfahng,
- 11 inning praises erermore I
-"Xrt-fF Th Sun bai risen,
i 1 ' Ileavelnly glofies shine around,
I Jo-w I leave my earthly prison, "
JW touch XmanuePt groai&. . V
i Gon my Father calls me :Ifome9 "
Jesus, Master," lo 1 "I come ! v
Z.
The Funeral Tiscoirse was preached from
- these "words, M I me go, Tor the day breaK
ethM Genesis, Chap. xxxiitCth'verse. . ,
' '. ' kbfeTHE S'ATCRDXt EVEN1N0 FBst..
' ffllrtlona and dUanDointiret!ts"tfiat
'rome udt Tiv our ptvn folly." $td that
re&t find gcod "man ; Yi . r ex n , are
rrials and .orrection?i frorji heaiveq; and
' it is our famt they prove not w our aa
renin e at thein does not
nd the matter t it is only 6 crumble
. 'at ;nnT CreatorN.but to -see the hand of
to hrs Hl is the yay ongae thereat
(t lnve and mercv on -our side. ' We
are all placed in a world the vicissitudes
of 7bich a re swch that perhaps none
wholly escape the,danjer and miseries
' ibat wiem to be inseparable from hunmn
life. AU are cabled upon at one time r
T5ther ,toubmitio the ordeal cfltorrec-
1 tiortal dispen$atioTist?ind whether !t be by
Dositive pain ana anguiw, wr uc6m-
T.rivn rf fancied nicasure. Vernust
ndure it a the unalterable condition of
our teiTestril extaencei Affliction and
. talamitiet of what nature soever they be
1 are nbt permitted without some important
design they may be commissioned mes
I sengersr of Divine provident, to correct
1 past errors, j-eforra the present; to pre
:' vent the future, and if we will but regard
them in this light, and patiently submit
to their operation, we shall realize the
proper benefits they are designeato con
feri Distress and pain mortifications
disappointnrent.sthies of those we love,
, and the fniuries rectfived from those who
love not us, haVea effea to wear the
mind from animproper attacliment to
worldly pleasures, . and to ' direct our
Tiewfr to . better hopes and a surer conso
lation. Although Adversity is designed
k- tfc r-hArl nf wisdom, in which the
children of sorrow may learn the profita
. ble lesson of humility and virtue, yet how
J . III V w W - w
prone -are they to cherish sentiments of
clesnordencv. and too oft . yn wisely seek
desDorr.emcv.
to ouench and drown every painful sensi
bilitv in the anodyne draughts of -the ine
. .briatingbowl. thus frustrating the impor
tant purpose for which the f hasfisement
- nf iieayen are inflicted upon them. Pa
tient and resignation clothes the mind
. with armour Which blunts, and sometimes
- repels, the 'arrows of adversity and in
the conflict which we are cilled to sm--tain,
if the eye of faith, is kejft constantly
elevatrd to" th reward'which is promis
, ed to the persevering, there will be peace
v and serenity within, notwithstanding the
storms and. tempests that are howling
itrcirad To lru5t ln thc carc and pro"
tection of heavenis the natural homage
which we owe to a JBeing, whose superin-
V tending care is over all his works and who
directs a!L contingencies forthe' welfare
cf his creatures. -Cv v . ; t
t -
nrH AT on the first Monday of Novem-
-1 J be.r nexV I shall, expose, to public
'Bale, for read v. money. va Negro Man na-
Wrd Harklessnow. .confined in the Jail
'of Randolpb county,-. C. as a runaway
slave agreeably to an order of the coun
trrAiiti of Randolph
Tlie - said HLrkless , says .. he .firmeTb-
r belomced to John Doogliertyt atne.was
; set free ;: and ,was kidnatpedAby.wme
. speculators, from wnom pe mane nis es
J.-LANE. Shfty
cape, ; .-
August 5.
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48 3m
COACH MAKING MATERIALS.
THE Subscribed basfor Ue at Ws Ma
nufacton few, setts ,o.f. fashionable
Coach and Gig . Springs, vwnlch. he will
sell a; a moderate; advance on the .whole
sale price. He has alo on hand. and in
tends keeping, a constant supply s of best
Morocco, for Coach Lining, which will
be disposed of as above, v He hi. as usuv
i a mnttant srinrilv of Carriages, uigs,
Bnd Harness, all of which wiU be sold at
;"N'terV Mtrccco, apd a few dozen BootiLi
: niog Skins, direct from tlc Maautactory.
rdQiree Dollars a year or
jr
a vc rliscaeats ' noi
' - t :l;On consienment. supply of Hat-
mfnfaWv enchim6date teri or fifteen
x?.tkt lnrmw -ill! Session. on her usual
iflsonahle terms.
IlaleighOCt.A;
56 4t
1TTIIE MISSKS PULLIAM will be prepar-
n! JLr ed to arcommndate; eighteen or twenT
Membera of the approaching General A ssern
bW' aiid others, whb - may occasionally visit
this places 'Such of the members as: prefer
but Rooms; can 1e 'accommodated. They
are also prepared to taVe llbrses. "
y 56-St ; ; V : Jtaleigh, Oct, lp, 1323.
7
UNION TAVKIW,
MRS. JETERf is prepared to acr.om
modftte Tftern.;ws twenty Members
of the apprba hingGeheral Assembly
wUh'Hoard and,Sno pMnsAWili be 5pareil
to r-ive sHtisfactian; ? Transient, visitors
to the citjr.will likewise be sxrommodated J
: Raleigh, Ott. 15, 56 ts ;
; - WILLIK JONES
HTftlLL". b"ire pared to accommodate
?v ' nv0 or 25 Members, of the approachr
ing GeVieral AVsembVr Ath Board. He
h nrovided Several . trood Kooms near 4
his dwelling house, and enlarged his din
ing room. ' He continues to entertain tra
vellers at all times, & to whom the strict
est attentionwill belaid. His; Stable,
which is laree and clean, will always b
supplied with the best provender for hor-
W.Ifannot refrain from returning his
sinteTe'thanks to his -frand and the pub 7
lie in general for the liberal encourage
ragement he has received since he esta
blished a Iloute 6f. Entertainment in the
xiry of Raleigh ; and hopes, through his
own exertions and attention, to cxperi
er.C2 n conti':innce of their favor.
Rftleigh, Oct -16. . 56 4t
? "EK'rERTAI N METi ' -
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THE- subscriber returns his , sincere
thnnkVto liis friends and tbe public
fofthVnatron.-xg.: lley have heto'wed on
him sinci he Uas opened a House of Ea-
tertainrrierit in the Lny oi itaieign.- v ,
He still -keeps a House of Entertain -ment
near the Market-H 'ue. He ha
provided 'Rooms for 10 or 15 Mkmbxhs
ofvthe General Asscmbty-also for "tra
velling and town customers. 1 "
' The subscriber ha madeimprovements
to his - rooms, and pledges, himself that
nothing shall be wanting on his part to
eive satisfaction, for he intends that, hi
Table shall be well supplied with..He best
that the market afTords and his SUbles
furnished with corn; fodder, oats and at
tentive Ostlers. . V ! J$
WM, W. BELL.
Raleigh, Oct. 1, 1823. ' 54 5t ; -
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ffirE Subscriber has-the pleasure of an-
1 1 J . nonncnff0 the public
j (1 a comraodicu building1 ot
ic mm ue nas erecx
oh tUe western side
1 of Fayetteville Street, and opened a
RESTORATORY & CONCERT HALL.
He has on hand Fresh Cortlials of various
kinds, prepared with Liquor of the first qua
lity ; Cakes, Candies, Preserves, Jellies.Pick
les, and Wert India Fruits oT every descrip
tion, among which are many rare and new ar
ticles, never before offered in this ; place all
tf which her will sell as cheap as they can be
purchased in New-York. Jlisjcntalcgue Is
too extensive for the limits' f :an advertise
tnpnt. hut the nublic are invitecTto come and
J aste and judVe for themselves . Orders from
distance will be promptly attended to for
anv quantity that may be required, and rami-
he ftirnished at the shortest notice
1 with even' delicacy and rarity necessary for
Balls and Parties. "
Ie has also on hand some choice t,
GH0CER1KS, ;
Consisting of old , 3Iadeira ami other Wines,
in bottles i best Cocmiac Rrafidv i .Holland
I Gin Jamaica Rum : and sotne very superior
i Whisker i Northern Cheese ; fresh Crackers;
Spanish Segars, 5cc. &c. all cf which have
been selected by pgood judges, ahd will be
sold on reasonable terms. v r
fuppers, Relishes, &c will be furnished at
all times, and Private Rooms, for the accom
modation of parties, whether of Gentlemen
or Ladies, will be provided, secure from in
trusion, arid every attention paid to their
comfort and enjoyment. A supply of North
ern and other Newspapers will be procured.
He has a large Hall, where Musical Instru
ttients will be kept tuned for such j Amateurs
as may choose to amuse themselves And a
first rate fine toned Piano, for the use. of the"
Ladies, whose company will at all times be
considered an lienor, and wjio are respect
fiilly invited to attend and amuse themselves,
Whenef er they may think prorer. it ;
" The Subscriber hasalso on hand, for sale,
several fine Pianos, from $100 to $500, of su
perior .tone and Workmanship; and a com
plete supply of. Tuning Keys, Bridges, Screws
and Strings", Harps, Violins, Guitars, FluteS,
Flagelettes; Tambourines, French Horns,
Trumpets, Military Drums, -Fifes) Tand Clario:
nets, the latest" and most fashionable Songs,'
Instruction Books for all Instruments, arid
:Music- of . everjr description. Having Agen
cies in the , principal cities" f the . United
. States, he wiU always have it in his power Jo
keejJ a complete, assortment, of thejibove ar
ticles, arid obtain , anbtbers, arid in . any
quantity that may be waMed. , j ' !
?.,'.Th'e siibscriber has employed a Confec
tioner who has been raised to. the business,
and who is interior, to none in the Union.
The Concert Hall is admirably adapted Jbr a
Ball Room, and the subscriber solicits a con
tinuance of the patronage he has already re
ceived fn that line. As ne will be assisted in
his Store by hi family, he will, as usual,' con-
bnue .to ? receive. Muattal Fupiis.1 Lessons
will also be given to gentlemen at night, on
lany iistrument.' '..
J.T.GONEKE.
.. llkleig-OcCie, 1858. ; : 0; i
56 -tf
One Dollar and a Half (oc lialf a r
eiceetliriE! fiUteca Udcs. inserted Uib first Hao for 2JfcJti Dl7.7s3d ftp a
.PLCJNKET
Warrenton, OU 13.
rf-0 be sold for ZTaxes due for the .years
J, 1821 and J822,: at tbe ourt-tiouse in
Snqw, Hill; GTeeKe County, the second Mon-
davin Jannary next. ' , :""y.':j.--f '
x The, Lands formeflv given in by Willie J.
Stanton, not piverHnhe last two years lOOO
: The Lands fbrnierlrl given in. by James
Eastwoo, .533, acres, joining James Bryant,
fy i nei.anas"lormeriy given inuy lunacy
ts!t.;rt wilU.m Wllllnmc 5iH nthprs.
RICHD G. BlUGHTlsfte' Shfil
.October 11,
56-45t
NEW MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT;
THE-luhscribers vliave nnected rthem
selves in the practice of" Physic and Bur-
gery.r
Y'hpv have also
bri
hand, an extensive as-
sortmentof ;-?!- I"
DRUGS & MEDHUNES,
wrMlr tfix ftffVr fnr sale at the lowest ?M
W' , J
These Medicine were purchased a few i
Weeks since; in Ne w-Tork ; and w ere select- j
ed by themselves from among the latest im-,j
portations. " They can, therefore, confident- j ;
ly pronounce tliem to be : 'perfectly .Ffe9h V
and Genuine. ' ! v .
They will 6ell "as low as such articles can
be afforded in any part ot ine aiate;
and
fullv as cheap as they can be obtained in the , ; ing, conducted upon the most approved pnn-;
Petersburg market' - ..I'ciples, and provided with superior Jeacbers!
" All orders wiU ;be attended to promptly
and rorrcctlv. X - 1
Recipes of Phvsifcians faitlifully, and expe -
litiously put up! , -
BURGES &
HUNTER.
Raleigh, 14th, Aug, 18,
4r-tf
rnucu a xrn nVSTP A mR nflODS.
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THE S'.ihscrilers are now opening, arid
will in a few dvs receive the -.balance of
their extensive ' ,!
,-rT-iTT- rv trkfTa
STOCK! OF GOODS, a
well adapted to the present and approaching
Season Among which arevthe following .
Shenrilrd's h Hirst's extra blue Sc black-Clotht
ti ip i? flrif. . nrntrn. oiive. ana orau, uu.
great varietv 'of fancy "colors , f . v ' . v ' Italian 9tyle.
An ercellerit .Assortments of blue and mixed per artn. tauehtinthe Acadeiriy, $60, or $20
are of a very superior quality . j ; per ann. taught out of the Academy,
A'large f'-ortmcnt of low priced Cloathing ! per quarter $25.' j ' 1 t ; " ,f Y
.for sen swear , J.'fo
Valencia & Fancy Vesting, of the most fash- J j taught by MZainntrt a native of France,
innhle natterns . t.
I k'1 ' ' I
Real and imitation Tartan Plaids for mens
Cloaks , - : ' ; ' ' " V
Superior Caroline Plaids for Ladies wear .
A large and well selected; assortment of plain
and figured BomKazetts, all colors
Rcse, Point, l.ondohTmffel & Stripe4 Blan
: 'kets of allize ' ' -u '' - ..fc. ' ' : .
White, red, a nd yellow Flannels, at all prices
Green Baiie and Vfateel - . - ;
Drab ana61ive -Manchester Co'rds, Which are
very cheap ! j ;' -v: - '
Black Silk and Tabby Velvets . f , , . ,; .
"Bhck and assorted Coloured Bombaiiriea
Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs :
Ckth Shawls, plain and ngured -;
A great assortment of handsome Calicoes, of
the latest fashions and patterns
5-4 and 6-4 darjd Manchester Wirighams
5-4 and r4 Jaconett ;ambrick, With BOrite
suitable for gentlemen's cravats
4-4- and b4 Cotton Cambricks, "all qualities
Striped and figured fancy Muslins for Lady's
dresst-s, handsome patterns
4-4 and 6-4 plain arid figured -Book' Muslins
Mandarine 'Crapes and Robes, elegant goods
Nankin and Canton Crapes, all colours
Crape Shawls,' all sizes
Black Senshaws and Sarsnets, very superior
Figured and plain ItalianrL'nstring
French Satins and Florences, aJ""Jo'Ors j ,
Italian SeWing Mlks, b1ue blacjnd assortv
ed colours,1 of a superior quality,
A rood assortment of Ladies Worsted Hosiery'
Ladies black while cottort Hose, all prices,
Do do
do English St French Silk
Stockings :
do do do for Gentlemen
Do ' do
Mens white and mixed Lamb's Wool-Hoso,
Do do Half Hose)
Men's best Buckskin Gloves,
Indies'. Beaver and Kid do,
Do English and French Silk do.
A large assortment ofRibbons, V ,
DomesticGinghamsy warranted fast colors;;
4-4 and 6-4 Brdwn Sheeting, verysuperio
goods, at very reduced prices. ?L
J-4 and 7-8 Brown Shirtings, at all prices.
Bleached Sheetirs "and, Shirtings all widt
" and prices. ift! . 'i t'r , ;
Linen land Cotton Bed Ticken , ;
Three, Cases Irish Lmes, j44 and 7-8 wkle,
warranted Field Bleach, which will be Sold
very low ( , . v ' . ' ' ' . ' ;
6-4, 8-4 J-4 Table Diaper, very handsome.
3-4 Towelling do
Irish Sheeting and Renting
Black Silk Handkerchiefs, very fine for Cra-
yats..:'- -v'l,
Plain and fierured Pearl Buttons ;
A very handsome assortment of Shell Combs
of fashionable sizes, at low prices . ''
kA god assortment of Common ShelllCombs
Superior Coat t. vest Buttons f :
A good assortment of Common Buttons V :
Coat, Vest, & gusperiler Button Moulds
Sool Floss Sc.' Ball Cotton of the best quality
4-4 and 3-4 Apron Checks, Indigo dye
I , Also an extensive assortment of every'article
large assortment i of Men's f and , Ladies
Shoes, and also a general assortment of Hats,
.of all ualities - :: ; '. '
The above Goods being purchased lately
in New-York , and Philadelphia, principally
for'Cash, zt very low prices, warrant. us n
sayings that; every 'article will be sold on such
terfris as -will give general satisfaction. Ye
will also receive an.additionai supply of new
goods every month, which we are determin
ed to . sell avvery reduced prices. v - y
.Raleigh pctl 15,. 1823.
56
to;br
fin-CASH
6t
Sept. 28, 1823.
Will commence tvef the Warrenton Course
1
fir ears oldcolts and fillies
100. Three or more .'lamtjce a ra?e a
. i 9,1 ibnTneXJbe Cliib PurseJ $300-
ftthre; milehes
Si 'htM Tha ProDrietors Purse; $200
''Money hung upTwo mileheatsEntrance
Fourth Dati
l mnUY unic uaia
ntrnfirf S25. ! i 1
0CThe - Proprietor ' pledges himself to
' have the Tract in good orders Stables and
.r Litter furnished Rice Horses, gratis; 1
! ; - ROBT. R. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Warrentori, N. C. Sept. 13, 1823.
A BALL will be turntsnea on tne eveim
of the 2d and 3d days' Race! byr -
i R. R. JOHNSON, f ropnexor.
j FAtETTEVlLLE ACADEMY,
nrims Institution now1 affords advantages
3 equal to any in'the Southern States, be-j
in every brancn -of. Inf l "
cati?n1thSi
; ; and moderate cnareea iormaru i
;,must insure tLjJ
stnetest aitention ;wim bc w uifc(vnuvi
t arid morals of those attending it.
TEHMS.
; f nhnvtmimt , conducted M Jwr. Hcfr
;! ; miltcnjm7hM9istantTecu;hn.
' '.Rudiments, per quarter, r
Reading and Writing y .
' ; English Grammar, Ancient and Mo
! dern Geography with the Use of
; the Maps and Globes, History
"Chronology, Mythology,Rhetoric,
! Relies Letters, Composition, Natu-
$2 50
3
i rnupsopny, woiauy wuu
and Ornamental Needle Work.
rirawiner and PamUne, per quarter
V' w r '
6 50
JDavii
Classical Department, under JDr. Or.
v-: i V jfv ' tuition,: t;i I
The Iiatin ? and : Greek Language
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Lo
gic, Astronomy, Mathematics; Geo
metry and Algebra, I j
v 1 , English jlale Department, i
Rudiinents I ',,-! '
$8
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eri- . .
lish Grammar, Ancierit and Modern ,
v Geography with the Use, tf thej
V Maps and tilobes,!.' i j ? . . . ji.o .
Pens and f nk provided the Students with
but charge A tax of 25 cents ea:ch Student
for wood, waier, &c. t f
Board, inchiding all 'the 'above Branches
except Music, $35 er cjuarteJwpayable in
advance. ::' ' l, X
J 1 I "" J !y 'VVM. HAMILTON. ,
For the satisfaction of Parents & Guardians
the following Gentlemen may be referred Jo.
j. A. C AMitnoir, Esq. Prest. of the Schoor1 1
uommiuee. .
Rev'd. R. H. Moar30ir. r '
Annl 30. 1323. I r 52 -! :
By the PHrident f thtA United States ? '
JN pursuance of law, I j amis Mo?r ttos, Pre
. sident of the United States, do hereby de
clare and make known, that a puhlte .sale
will be held at the Land Office at Frankfn,
in the state of Missouri, on the first Monday
in December next, for the disposal of such
of the lands situate - within' the district of
ifoward county, in saidstate as have been
relinquished tothe,! United States prior to
the 1st da)ofDctobjer, 1821, under .the pro
visions of the act passed on the 2d day of
March, 1821, entitled An act for the relief
of the purchasers of public lands prior to the
1st day of July vl 820," as are situatein the
following described -townships and fractional
townships, lying north of the Missouri Rivet
arid west 'of the fifth' principal .meridian, vizi
fVfhips4 to 54 inclusive, of range? 11 west.
44
54
12
'-45
,47
13
14 '
15
16&17
18
U9
22 8c 23
.5
56
52
52
48
48
49
52
52
51&52
v Also; at the same timendjplacejj. wiii be
exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro
visions of the fourth- section ot the actpass
ed on the 24th day ofAril 1820 Entitled
" An act making further ; provisions for thej
sale of thelpublic laridst such lands! situate
Within the abovementioried , townships as
have beOome forfeited to the United'States
prior, to the 1st of October, 1820, for failure
to complete the. payment within the period
prescribed ;fsyi law.' it'"--i-t'"r;i;"' .-""v,. 'KlVXvV
K The sales will open with, the lowest num
ber of section, township, and range, and pro
ceed inregularnumerical order. ,
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash
ington, this 12th day of August, 1823. .
j By the President t p. JAMES MONROE: f
GEORGE GRAHAM, - M '. 'jy X
; tom roi mc uenerai juanu uuiw. i
4 nr Printers authorised to publish the laws
6l: the Unitedtatea'in ;the states of North
Carolina, South CarofinaVirgiiiiai Qbio, In
diana Illinotis,' Kentucky, Tennessee, Missou
rL and territory of Arkansas, and Pittsburg,
in "Pennsylvania,s are requested to publish j
the foregoing proclamation once a weejk;un- j
til the sales ; take -place, ' arid - Spend, tbeirjac-w
counts (receipted) to the General Land Ot-j
fice for pavment f 1. S Aug. jSrUzwt :
Oiikrtcc otecy suobeediiie paper-longer
inntrht till JLtn.tJn.fM Villi. ' in the bedt
te following Propertyin Orange CoS;
olCbipel.Hill,,uw4l
joining: the lands of Christopher RarK;: 1 :.
arid others. Abouf half this tract ,rw JSiV.
r ' w vf
thereof lately cleared ad m extt !!,..
... u.r. V. jUW.VAllMIHT. ,.UII.
der -for a crop ; the upland i$ excenent''
pine andhickory land; fit for the caliival
tibn of com and cbttoni V - , ;
Jinirig the lands of the Rev, : WmW.
hktnfand ot hers, y There are oh this tract",
aboutrOO abves of cleared land, in good '
order' forV cropvrja.n.s excellent' ap'pje QTr
uard.f about 200. acres" of bestMubaWZ
lifnd to clear; arid the balartce JsfgHod
com
i anu wiirai liiqu , '.ne wnoie Wood
, is well timbeie.d.v There nreilso
fortablc country buildings on the 1 kri "
1 ind
com
1315, acres on the waters ofHaw rivp . "
adjoining tne ianc;. oi nau tiMrrisou a'tid
ot hers. Th rs t r act is u n i tn p ro ved ; abiut
half of it exci?llt;t tobacco land, nncl the .
wiolej coveied with a heavy growthof
timber.. .'. , .,7. : '. ..V- . '
5 4 100 acres on Rack creek,- adjoining
VVilliam Anderson and others. A consi
derable part of this tract "is cleared, and "
isj of excrjlcnt qu.dity, and has ou it aa : i
excellent crop of corn. v
1 205 acres wifhin a quarter of a mile of
tief town of Hillsbprougti ; abnit SO acres .
of which is cleahdj the balance covered
with a heavy growth. f timber ; i' has oa
it some buildings, with an excellent ap- .
pe Orchard. 7
124 acres adjoining the above tract, ail '
uhcleared and well timbered. " i
150 acres, on Eno River,niboat one mile r-'
frtim HillslxrougH. ; Upon this 'ri-xthU 4
Mills are situated, cpnsisiihg of aSiw and
two Grist !Mills, containing three pair of
Stones, in excellrrit order, haying late!"
been thoroughly repaired. -This propert -
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isj though t.io . be the mpst .ralnable.in tne
back country, not only on account of the
dam; race and houses, being situated on
a solid rock, "-and the 'durability 4if the
Work, but on account of its being the riear- ,
est Mill to Hillsborough on the River, and
surrounded by thickand populous settle- :
men is of industrious farmers, which'1 af- .
fords constant work for the Mil; 7 '
iJ25 acres, adjoining the Mill Tract;;
out 70 acres of which are enclosed, and
der good fence : there are good coun-7
try bull Jiogs on the traet, and an excel-'
lent 'Apple Orchard. ' fr! ' '
J 200 acresj called Hart's Mills, whereon
Catlett Campbell, Esq. niw lives-Ooly
one-half of this Tract belongs to the Sab-;
scrrber i ;he therefoi-e only proposes to sell
that half. , This place has, always1 been
esteemad amongst the most Valuable Mill V
Establishments in the country, not only -on
account of its locality, but on account
of the durability of the seat. Jt has on it ;
afi excellent Dwelling-House, an,d Cooye- f
Slept Out-Houses ; but the . Mill is not ia j
od repair. There, ts, on this piaQe,ar-:, .
gooa.nppie yrciwru. ., ; . v r v
200 acrer, on M Uowen sAJreeK, aopm
e mile from Hartford, adjoining Abel .
Thompson and others, ummproveu. a :
large proportion of it covered with ex- :
cellent Timber, arid. the Land well adapt-
e( to the production of Corn and Wheat.
jqnly lialf t,he Tract belongs to the Sub-
'scruber, , r -.7 V '77 - . ' .
40 acres. :or ltbereaboutsr on Second ,
Creek of Kew Hope,' adjoining the lands , '
of. Mark Picket andj oihers. This is an
Excellent Tract for a Saw Mill, is sur-,
rhunded by a sriperHbundance of p'ne and
Sale timber, and is about lea miles from
Hillsborough. ' !(. , ' , "
j One lot in the townjof Hnisboro' where- ,
dn the Subscriber now. lives.containingoae .
acre, situatedn7 a pleasant part of the :
I jown, having thereon a good dwelhngnou. t .
-ind all the necessary out houses. to rsthe r
convenience of a family, with a good gar- ;
The-harf'of ajot whefeonTho:K.S.
HargisfEsq.latelyliVed This lot is about -
50 or 60 yards. from the.Market House,,
Has on it an excellent dwelling house, store .
ttndlnmber houses, kkchen arid "ecessarf
riut-hbuses, and is an excellent utfd for a ,
merchant. - : I -: .ji- '-i. T 77",. . -'l ;
Tyo or three unimproveo lots, weu
ated. - i . . . ' "-i- -'
?30 Or 40 likely NEGlfofiS; cbmjisinjg cr
are Carpenters a Sixoemaker, a iiuc.
Wagotirrija C?ok, "and some excellent .
Hostlerh'and House Servants.1 : .. .
' ' .fff wishes akotQ $eU
HOoUaerrfVjountv
Franklin.pn the waters, or panuy ;
Rock Cireks.olBingla'w"
cb- Bledsoe and others. There are on
this tiacf, enough cleared nd,laki 7
or a hancls to advantage; an apple orchart ,
; : ivj uA .rtntv ana a toic ..
aiflcng uc ur limn. v--
rkbte good fram dwelling House. x A con (
Tderable. portifH the land is & Mhe .
A so 500 acres oi ianu m w.w 7
Kasweii; on tne waiers w t, h(
iUng4he lands formerlyheproper tf 61
. . . r-t . . i ... 4 ' I 111, 11 ais.
ved
fini com and cotton lana,-u,ut-
9 : mm n
' if . i :u. hpii nine timuci. .
and ha on it an? excellent eat for( a.
derstand ihat he Is rJouwhen he 1W
.i ..r. u a.s.i.- -n the above ae-
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ineai uiai i c - u ' ii those. J
dribed propert), aod hopes thataU tooje .
WhVhaVe beiaHestmchnatioa to por.. , .
riiase artv mrt of it Will attend, as 6 ,
rJects grai bargains may nau. - ,
J&iis willbeccommodating:andwui
For sale at this ome.
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