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' JOSEPH GALES & SO r
At Three Dollars pcrannum ,pr On UoIUfland
Half for lII jrr iu ' .Y7W
a nVERTISKMENTS i "V;-- f
i Wot excrcdin sixteen lines, neatly inserted
frt5.r-r- neeee&mff ottblication. I nose
efrtrtterlensth in il.e same proportion. Com
thstnVAiHv rece!vc t.'..Letters to
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TOES DAY; AUGUST 29, 1 825
ELECTION RKTlTRNBy
Co W. Jsmet Burny, y.; Caleb Stephens
nd Lukf' R Simmons, C . ;t ;"-.- t '4 4
MmioiHrrsf.' Editujhd nberry, tf. John Dar
rn ind Thomas C. Dtinn C. .: V- '
iV. Iaac Croom, -S. Jtrncs C05 Win.
Carteret. Whittinron pavls, & ... Ot way .Burns
and Edtfftid . BelU C . v 1 , ,
rtrHfuimonS.---Willli Ri(ricV, 5L Efisha Burke
and JoUn .Boft, C-v - V'- '
Ontlav. Edrd IVard- .S. J John 1 Gtles ranl
Vm, I. Fcrrand, C. vviV;-;,'.;;;:;,V'''..j,;-v
JZttfwood. -Thomas Lnre,' 51 Jamss IL Ive
and Niman Edmonson, C: 1
The retorns. fromRulhcrfordt , Trrrcll
and Wa9h!nston Counties ar only. Want-
ing to cuke .our listof Members cdniplctt-.
Supreme Court. : An error in oar state
ment of points of law resolved at thc last
Terra waa not uncovered : uniu aiicrine
publication. " It. has been suggested,- and
we hasten to correct if. TIie piisition laid
Jown in' our report? should have bcebas
follows.;. V .... . X '.
Sinter: Mien and mijM'pr. IndietmeAt for f
friy. Conviction as to one, acquittal as to the
other. Judnent may be given ) against the de
fendant convicted as tor an assault and battery i
For an affray is but an Bprrarated mutual battery,
juid conseqiiently includes the latter oCeuce.-l-Hence,
when by the verdict, the circumtaoees
of pubHcityand terror,' are '"disaffirmed, thcver
4ict may find the parties guilty of a simple mu
tual fijfntm; unaccompin'eoV with this ajirgmva
tion. And if one of the defendants appear to
hare acted in self-defence, though the circum
tanees of mutuality it'neativVd, as were in ihe'
last case stated tho bf publicity. ami terror, yet
the battery charged" upon tbe'jruiJfy -defendant
remains, and he mav be convicted of that.
It is not invariably true that one person cannot i
alone be guilty of an affray.' ": ! ;
V learn from a Ccrrespondent, who
nas seen a copj ox we articles oi Agrec
rnent enteret! into betiveen Com. Porter &
the Mexican Government, "that the Govern
tnent have granted, to the Commodore, the
payment of 'a claim on the otd j Mrxicari
Government of 50 or 60,000 Dollars for
destroying Privateers; $ The .Na.vj.js plac;
vu onuer ins entire control ne selects ai
his Officers; he is to locate a certain rjuaiir
titj of land where he pleases, and he' is io
be created an Admiral at 'tlie , next Con
gress. His salarj is to be S24,000 per
annnm -las paj continued in all case? of
fickneas or necessarv absence on business
in the United States. And what is most
libera! of all, in case of his death or acci
dent, a pension ls'secured to his 'familv. I
A Greek proverb sa js "Men is"a bubble'!
it rnaj tfulj be added, that he is a maker
f orbubbles, the bursting of which sometimes
involves a great portion ol the communitj
Vrbere thej-are manufactured, in nrisfor-
tune or disgrace. Let no man indulge him
self in speculations bejond his capital.
There cau be no doobt that much mischief
lias been doue, bj the: 'dangerous indul-
f gence of visionarj schemes t get rich bj
hudden means, as i! tends: to establish a
a perverted mercenarj standard of dealing.
Men of the highest honor ofvthe best prin
ciples, have been seduced ' by the Jove of
cam to ianer incir lair.cnaractcrs, to tie
file their honest names, and to involve their
innocent UamtiifS. br sacnncinr 'at the
thrine of Mamnion. ' . .' :r : 'I ? r h
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We are let! to these remarks, from. per:
ceiving xne great excitement wnjcrt prevails
1 in t!e city of New-York," in consequence
of vanous buls xf indictment having been
Xound bj.the Urand Jurj against'maoj in-
uiviuuaia, n uu nave, ai ways occupicu iiigil
slatiding in, the couunercial world, 'and
who, hitherto we' would' have held up as
examples of moral rectitude. V.frhe follow.
in are the names of all who hive been in
dicted: Ilcnrj KckfUrdV'Gexi. Swlft 'fho.
Venu'iljea,' (iwoVdls ejeb,). W.fp. Rath
b;ne, Mark Spencer,' George Brown,
C . W. Oaklcjr'vAbram:vX': Legget, John
Franklin, Ja. T..Tullman John' J.:Lam-
bert, SamtieT F.Xambert, Hcnrj B.Lain-J
ocrt, Uuarles.Mowat V.Benjamin A.;Wal
drn, reinsPeilj bnd A; S:Pen.;rThese
ruiiyere directors of or connected with
the various monicd Institutions which have
recently fi,ijcd iii'cw-Yiirk, and the j are
wilh having conspired to cheat, or
in other wprdV tf having! under false ure'
tences aw indled the com muni tj.W e can4
not believe that the charge will 1e sustain
el against all (he: inlividua Is named but
if h be, -let not the standing or wealth of I
luc cuiprii jmerpoise oeiweeii rum anu ju
ticeVVThe ; energetier proceedings ; of the
vta iiu juijr a. iiisptajrcu iii.icicuuuvc piv
sentntents, wll (t n hopetl, 'iqa measure.
repair the mischief, or at least prevent' the
diffusion and continuance W ihe'evil. ; Pub
lie opinion is imperative, and ' that has de-
crfcti sname anu'coniusion to' inosc wno
, , - . .... ,.. , - , --J..- . "i -i
would ji rise, on the ruin of their rieighbors,
by a demoralizing and rjefarious sjstcra of
speculation. : -".;. l-'-i xfirfifv
t Rurus Kixo, late Minister of the United
States, to the government of Great Britain.
. ......... - w . , .. . V. ..-,V- V '
Mas arrived at XMew-1 orK.
'a '
Wot; HiilVKwVeJect the
place of Mr,' Raukiu, , late meiober.of Coa
gress from Mississippi, at the second ses
sion of the ' present ' Con'res& ; ft r,:,? V.'
Charles A. Dean, E'q. a member of the
bar in JVVashington cou n t jt ' Ne w York, f afr
tcr a long and, impartial trial has been con
victed ,of forgery. Mt I studied Ikw Vi lit
tle purpose if he could riot bring himself
out of such a scrape. ;. .;V a?
Another, Fire in Petersburg.' On AVcd
nesdn j morning last, t he D w el I iiig ' M ouse j
jiw neu (i.uccupieu aj jr looieoj uiauu-
ford was discovered to be on fie, and from
v s remote i t nation, was so en vel oped in
flames before the engines arrivetl as to ren-r
tier all efforts to save it impracticable.
i ne several out uouses were also consum
ed. iV- ' " ' ,' .
It appears bj a recent enumeration tbat
there: are within the Srate of Massachu
setts mljr three." hundred p&soris who can
not read arid write I So much for tire ope
ra t ion of ' the School System of the - New
England States. ; 'i,T:'-'- y'Ct:
We were not a little surprized to see a
ate newspaper of our own State advising
the people'of the section in which it is lo-
uia'u, u emigrate iu inc vvesicru couniry,
to avoid the disYres whiclirmay lie caused
by te scarcity of provisions. To say no
thing of the impolicy of udLce that would
depopulate th State;-and the .absence of
oiaic pnue.wnicn.it pauiiesrs,.ine question
i, is it certain that the" emigrant will bet
ter.his condition Uj the jclvtiie ? :J Of this
he h iuld lie, well "assured before he ven
tures to break, through the thousand en -dearing
ties1 that ?Ond hiur loi his - native
soi, and exchange the blessings of societ y
and friendship' for the ; 'gloom j' forest ami
me coiu grceungoi strangers. . ir anj one
iiiiaiiic nun uc nas iinj iu ir tuc wesi
to find ever j necessary of 'life, he will see
when he gets therci hon" fnuch he is mista
ken. . It is' (irubaMj true that provisions
are cueaper inere man -uiejjiow areniere
but taking into coriMderation hU sacrifices
of proper! v, anil. the expanses ifihis.jonrr
ne v,' he wll I i ii e vi Sabl j: fi nd - hnn febl f a lo -ser
bv the, change. Is : he certain too,
that jhe same enterprising spirir,V as the
editor calls it, will not carry ofF' so; many
to the west as to "cauin scaVcity and high
prices there ? It is at least probable that
surhill be the case
It is thought bjsome ..that great numbers
win eungiaii; m inc jvcsicru plates uonn
this vear.: -; How minv -will repent of it.
we may leariK hereafter. What we have
now in. view is, not, to advise all to go who
can, but to hope that all njil staj w'ha.cah
V lletter to bear those ills they have, '
Than fly to others that tliey know riot of.
, -;r -1 :i'':,f ,i Fayette. -Obs
Parliamentary JHUetions. It has . been
crroneouslv stated. that Mr. Wortlej, one
of the Eugliab gentlemen who travelled in
tins country last vear, lias v been created a
peer. It is his- father vho had been fur
many years, one of the -Knights of the'shire
of. York". "' Mr. : WorUet, the son, is return-
ior uossjney, ine same uoinugiij wnicn , ne
representeti ior the last -farliamcnt.-'- lle
was lately marneil to a 'daughter of the
Earl of Ilarrowbr, Prcsident of the King's
Cpuncil 'Mr.; Stanlej. an6th"ef;of thetra
vellers,,is returned for.preston, a very uo:
pulous bahiugh9-aintiCtibbetr-AWe' do
not seethe name of Mr.' Ueonison "in the
list of members' returned, He sat irt Mhe
last Parliament for Newcastle, in StaffTrd-
shire,, ; Fnm wlut we have observed, we
inferithat he iot his election bj his vote
in favor-iof , the Cathblic. claims H. La
bouchrre is elected a member for the bo
rough of St.' MichaelV Admiral Coffin!
a member, of; the. last Parliament, was not
candidate , Mh , Southej, theVpoet, it is
staled, declined accepting the seat to which
he Was chosen,.- allezinz that: his income
was too limited to admit of his hbldioir the
seat. . Colonel Dawson of the British Ar
mj, a genUeman who was in this citj the
ast year, and travelled through the coun
try, waa a candidate for the county of Tip-
perarj riA Ireland; bit tl nlpnot succeedi
to 'i ou r readers' antl particu lar! r w the I ?v ' she to sublime Volumnia 6idj r 3w I "
members of bth Houses of Cbnoliessthel Hertribiite of enranlured tea
death of tiiPiHoh- lliirvfi WititatiftnrWr
seiitativc in Congress from the LehiSh Di
tnct in Pennsylvania. He expired atiAUp
icniown, on tfe J4tn inst at?ioo'ciocK,
A M; in the fmy-eigh th year.Hbf.1i)s rife;
tie: WW ft;-mMlest and. retiring!roan9yboet
it inajweibe iintfonedst
Jajjs ihe 'only rvivmgMnemb
ongres oi . i Atnaeriooxr iieraia. :
rain; descended win iorrents? till near iA
1 1 1 s c t-1 u i ig , a cc o oi pa n ie w i ' 1 gv m
R lou nts creek, ' wh ich skirtaT the Sou tlierri
part of the town, ;,(Von ru6e, itb unwonted
lieijht " tlie'daiVi of M Phersmi's'i milltiie
nrsi on ine.crecK , vviucu is i wo m 1 1 es i rom
to wh broke andg&ve;waytha acc'u Ulula
ted waters rushing' down ; toEllis's nijlli
swept it down, with a large part of the d
feuch 'was the force of the Waters, that
millstones were' waslied down j thelstream
pfiv jarda below; the tnillr (Cohtinuingits
course, the flood next broke upon Mallet's
oiill swept a way, the flood 'gates -demo-
iisneu, to a consmeraDie exteui,, me nam
on the south baiikoverflowed D
tari-yard and carried oil' a part of the en-
and Iarkg w-mil..K: V' w -
Mr. KHis, and the Mr. Mallett's are the
icaiu?i suuercrs. - ir. o. ouurmu.
Circuit.--- Fayelte.sObk
The ceremonies atlendant
he BJack were performed
vent in Georgetown, yesterday
vows which are to seperate. her 4fi
wor;,,,an.io
uic urcLiiivis ui iuc vMuiM 'vwc MNCii
h Mibq : laiiiyTii.il. nK Pmn , (nkrri I
of thejUmted Stat'vs' ' Nas y. : ? I he IVnte)
Veil was taken by Miss Jonks about a year
si nee. Nat. . Journal.
Sir Walter Scott.--" We l are iftdebf eti
to the politeness fa gentleniaii at the'Sooth
fur the following extract from a letter dated
last March, written bv a literary character
of the highest eminencei It contains mfor
ination, which maj blr fullj depembd i up
on ; arid which; we believe, will be interest
ing t all our readers
,You will be lad to learn that iur ad
mirable friend Sr Waller iScott's losses bj
Constable's failure, are not nearly astgreat
as report represented in a letter to, m
friend, Mr. M ', he says, that although
he - has lost .a considerable vsuin, j lie's has
en ou'gh to 1 i ve corn fortabl j. He ad d s , tlia t
hemu.Ht tvoric hard, and that he has lost
on! v the traDDinars of ftrosDerit r.V, ' an ex
pression and feeling, wortny'of him.' His
cnaracter mas risen -in tne- opinion, oi an
men by trial of adversity ;'hh.it,:f '':'" ,-5
; i ( It has shown, what few men have with
in their lives been able' to prove, that he
can bear both extremes o( prosper! ty & ad
versitji with an equal mind. He never
excited env v. even by his linparal leled suc
cess as a wntery.aritr bj' fortune superior
to what genias ever yearned before. " He
was always gracious kind, full pf. what he
could do for others; never an egotist or sel
fish in prosperity ;aml now iti the change
offortune, he has the sympathy ot all that
hare anygoodness in them. Abbotsfird is
safe &he will not be obliged to part with his
library ; the loss ol that would have been
dreadful-V aAW. Journal. ;Vi :;ia
i tBOlC THK BKCOLtlCTIOITS OF WaMlaTOTO..
The following beautiful Stanzas are from the pen
of Mrs. L.-H. SieoirajrtT, ot Hartford,' Con,
" - a " - ' ' 4 ' a .
, a jaiiy ot tiistiniruisiieu uterary xasie una ac-
quirements.' While on a .Visit to Arlington
House.' Mrs. S; first learned, that to a tinman
; was the Father of his Country mainly indebted
for that education and discipline hi his youth,
(which led him-on to the glories of his after life-'
Proiid of her .M tbelailj.iiaaile pilgrimajre
to Fredericksburg, sought for, and with difE
coitr fuuitdi the grave of the Spartan Matron,
' - wid thai composed the following tribute to the
mt-morv of the ' " v ' V '' f
f;j MOTHER OF WASHINGTON.- J
Motherof him whose' Godlike fame f V
r The Good throughout the world revere,
. . Ah I why, without a stone or name, -
t Thus sleep'st thou unregarded here
1
" 1
I "Fair pensile branches o'er thee wive,'' T
'. v". And nature decks the chosen delU ' t
Yet, surely, o'er thy hallo w'd grave f i
"A nation's mournful sighs should sweXl;
most amiable -and respectable qualities f- sO' .. "Vv ;,,??. "--i.v
een.hiestjldfe
his colleagues and associates, bjrwhom he rAnd well mlhrhebe skill4tortte&v 1 Ff;vl "pC fWKilcL
was sine ereJj belovedJ'S.' Int,' -";'- :nvH-So early nurtuiM; to pbey.X-.3 te.wJ-.;i . . . . tbZ'i ;
: As everj fact relative to the-survWors S-Kenrarts ;W JlrSShS - '
of-thethaYtmdsou1s,is4,ue 'U1i,,,a CSl JlP
of Decaii.tr interest 'at tlie brntmetit. &CS Starkteion the Uw cf EvidenCe:3:vcli.u a . 7 '
the.eather,Iavin2;i)een tincbo.fortabl v ho? ,HThesh Acou'c;'dnthe 19& ihsUnt,ui:aruna;.::-
for some days previous, jt; began .t,o;ratti; .sy,-inefro:ellpw?.15D;who was sold bV?.:r;.:. '
bout. 4 o'clock irtVthefiernoaii; aud tithe Or when Ids ihfsmt'h Mtwood Evans of this county to Mr Hatthews ' 'y- i;
Closure. ii us lurtiier progress, n uro.Ke fn Mecklenburg oUntv,: bif the 18th Inst;TO
Russel's mil I dam 'and i inju red those of M' Middleton Dougherty to Miss t)avj A WihoAy
Weill's oHiiiilI. Donaldson's Cotton factory Hlnlavidsoncotinty,!onthelhliHt
, " r ; r T V a; f -; ly, Mr UUred Hatley to MissBarbartfRodrs vww. KK.:uoacriDea o, -tnis. mpsny, will
vWlearntKatvat i MethlistvCamp- How count, & the 14th instMrobi. Kl
meeting;rheId;lastmonth feruS
in;this;Stae? attached the SaliSburj Cir- t0iSu aGH('-
cuit-and ' Virginia ConferencHhere .were .rrtn thsamVplicebH AshevdWN.;Cu;18yI8J6 QQ 3w , ;
one. hundred and Me conversim8.J ,Vhe Caraway, of Gienc MJf CjClitot4 5 ftniw tiitift' V : :-r
Rev. Peter Doih'is JiWdihif'Elde
Borne, with a-Sarst of filial pride.
llie mother of her Gracchi vie wM j
I i'U. When the dread Chief that o'tce.p.
ty.f).
nnr;
Hadst
MHcen
-eWbo nobly: nonecl .tbe;great
."fi4? - ferlll
--:ayv when uptin ihy suedinraiiHj'i
v I
vl may thWrealS
fleries and miffhtv, chiefs to aiem I
AWoch fiods tls Jnfant pring blei; f
;Vith monioiahd guides: le hce
y The ' monument ofdeathle fametii I
'f-:iS;'t rvtv.-..Viu';fc?(: I
5 1 Shall thither bid yountr mothers wend f : ; I
I r v , ; a u Qitraa iny spine as xnv r, A - I
' And leariViWhiie o'erthy tomb they bfciid I
PorHeaven to train the biibea ibey lovc.
T.' - nt of f"1
Z y - v", r-vr
. In Elizabeth City oniTiiesday last, Mr. John
OaUintont-bwe'to Miss Elizabeth VViUiams. ;
in Uu'lforcf, onf the I7'h utsti 3r. UavrU W51-
am, tcrXfis. tlnnn .h rinl.h- Atifl TkCf-i-hiiatnntipr I
it'll a .-!.'"." ' r ' ' t m. I ..
longue to Miss Sarah Howell. AIs on theOth,
lIr. Edward rW. Twiford to Miss Sabria Coluran.
'J
AJJLriJIkJm .'.vv;.v;y. . i- i
On Wednesday last, at Tier residence m; Edge J
' .1 .-.i.. f r
-te..t - I
Storke. "5 Thisf young geKilemah as universally
esteemed while living, for his" many amiable, vnv 1
ft.laatl a. ' i. a J Sk am J a. ABaL a aa f at M aa A aV -I aa m J W . . - . a - t " t tM I
iuc3 j niui ui ucaiu n iuiciivcvi uu iuuj uz
Uurlington,
field alcllvaine, Esq. of Philadelphia, in the SOtii
year of .his age.
Also, a few hours afterwards, hisrfather, the
.i r Sr-r ' : " "' . ' - " wa)
Hon. Joseph Mdlvaine, Senatorof New-Jemey,
in the Senate of the United SUtes, in the 58th 1 .
4
A BOOKBINDER, who U steady, may secure
aTO. a constant situation, by applying to UjeskeU
and Brown, of Knoxville, Tenn. ;Teols and mv
terials will be furnished. . .
August U.; -;V J;,V
iaVotice:
i:t
1,T the annual meeting of the Stockholders cf
aiL the Cape Fear Navigation Company, in June
last, a utviaena w per ccnuon uc apiiat
Stock of said Company was declared V which di
vidend will be payable on the 1st day cif October
& . - - mv aM W t ar n
:xu -- i ' . uxu vuudui Areaar,
Fayctterille, Aug. 9. 86-9rf.
high brfherillustrious roll T:! - 4 v , i' .
rmked amid thosetnatrons bright,'. j I $ Itfl"" ' " . 7
' f vi i "c oanour Of .uis.i.oumr unjfri ' i - - - -- - , - . ' :
I ..-vwaii - - a " - , j H ai m . a r " A
; : i ' v Say were thy fOidwoUons fraught tyjwUt j ?l he haia;bee1..abouUthis and lhe atHoin7
I y i'Stri fntiiM r.,i r
am. I with his shall blend tlimelionor'd iiaine'
the I - V' And rwr.1 exult-nfir o'er thv itusti IwmQ
- .-In Montgomery county on the;30ih inuai r
' -. -S - A .. ."' -T- , -V '."-"'" '' - . ' . a." a" I-" ---- ta - A. a '- ' ' - t a. ate T 1-
L - - - , r i a i. - ;-y. - " : j i v arr imaim arw vt vaar naw a a. a ar - .
IHeerman to Mss Fenna Mitcjielh ; ; I -n avis now nwue ana on nanor a.mimoeroi v (.
In Camden Couotytijr.bhn'D Tt td Miss Cotton Saw Gins, at my. shdpin ;Warrerik6hi' ; : ,
PinetoDBduBlialI.',.ri'Vr1aUyf O. ' Any person wishinxr' to burchase can b ' , . -
at thejCon - On tlie irtii iiwtalit Mr TDanler sx, '
t when the Marjm'bi
riim UUM In Randolph cuuntv bnMhe i4ih inst. Mr. -aoeireignx can oe oow nea,in addition ,
combe county, Mrs, Lucreti a Pip pen, wite o not receivable at the Treasury of the LnitedStites
CapU Joseph pippcnTaged 67ye'cs v For a long in; pavinent for patent rights, aU personties:r;ous . -period
before her death she vas 'a' pious member oftaiiigout Patents, are requestetl to tranimit ' . '
the influence bf the religion she, professeda j u they-may know,' or be axlvised, will be availaili . '
Cln Charlotte, on the 15th inst. Mr. Eekiel A at we Treastiryi V o ; '.5CU'70 lOtf ;
bernathv, ofthe firm of 'Kendrick & Abernathy ' ,7'-. . . ' - ' ' 1. ',' '
liiieckiehburgVon thi3th inst: Mr. Eiekiei A. 1 eacuer Vuitd. , , 1 ; v :
ttobinsohViaged'about 40.? ' -' i;-'- ; , '.
InNewbeni MrsFrances NSheldohwife of , j ysri( to;eiigge the .services- of ;VoaA- i
Ismel Sheldon,' lof flyde County, and. Uaugh-. 1 Gentleman jquaUfied to ;teach Jthe several v
ter o. CaPt.;I)avWalIaCe, ofof branches of Utemure required JSilV&Vo
y .m1 ,af lr?m Sophomore Class; atthe University of NortharV V '
fort Jonevrehct of the fate Roger Jones, Esq ohna; to have? undet hl charge IromlO
Orange countyone scholars' A graduate ofthe Chiversity Or othersTv f 4 J
mohary complaint; Miss Rebecca Greeftvl..? .5 ..,4 A "? '
rehct onir. Kichard ise, dec,- ; ao,i, thU place, in the iaterval. of his school d -'
Mrt"?' i"- but ttei.:: It is desirable an engalcment IhouS-' V ;
severe afack of typhus f?er,Valetme made earlyi si that the school h0uld open ch ' : ;
Storke, nd 22 years, son ot the Hev. Charles iiIimw;Mf . ;i. j ? p "
Ins aged parents, and a large cjrcl? of Uigbljr res-. The Warrenton; J C, Fall IlaCQ V '
TnEandolph;onthe2lstinst4Mrs.MioAiiu . 17IU! coinmence on .Taesday. the ,X2tbiUy 1 :
wife:ef'Mi.JbhniAaie fAvt September.? 1826, -and .-continue ' four ' ; '
: On the lOiii Inst, in Tort Districfy SiC in the doOw-enbanee tb subscribers 25 dollars-lnoti- ;
22dyedrofber age, Miss Jdary E. Hartt, daugb- "fP1, 35 U ' Free Ibrany thing, r ;s
terif the late Gen. fUavid Hartt; ;TbOaythe Propriejtw's purse-' of 200 do!-. .
' :i - ' Urs, 2mde heats- entrance 25 dollars (re- fbr' "
4 1 - ti i i 1 i o any.thing but the winner of the preceding day :
Apple Brandy, - Whiskej Sugar Fourth Day- Handicap purse for. theremaw-s
''linil f5offee v';' -- - drf of th Jockej Club purse, say,150 dollar-
'y-'iA "rf vV" "yi'J ft -i s-V entrance to subscribers 15 dollars--non-iubcrt.
f.-' i- ' r : 5 . 4, bers 20 dollars mile beats; the beat '310 5.' v..
T TrUl-KB 0ASnverCupcfll5 dollars !vie will
f1 ?ICr n111 Coffered ,to beruifor on the first dsrtzte :
ow ;by thearreLv Prune Brown Sugar by the heatVif the Post SUke is not made op. - - .
bird, or batrehand Coffee by the ( bagj,r, sma lie Tbc CQurse t, put in goc brder,;and afa
. :'i cfUliEWtTARf accomntionswm.. be furnisbed
i . V- J "Aia,cr b.iu.Al51'- sportsmen and others, by r- .
icajeign,,jaiy . "t : r f, I
V Ml
ffilHK Subscriber fcas an abundance cf ICC ca
sell atM rrnri by tha 4,
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and forsaldf-:w.
;i 0.&Jtt J. Gated Sm'stBoohitorei
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Mills's History of tixe Crusndes.
Mrs; ParbiiaJdV Works, 3 vols.
nowbcibnirs toi Mr. Harinah i cf Alabama.' . The
Vequehteo t income forward prove pro.
perty;pay:charc:eaviaild take him awav; y 'o"
f -AVILLIE jG, WHITFIELD, Jailor. -
Nashvillg, -Mii'Anj; 85,3m.
V:
raoKe ijanun ior'J5aic.'A:
apHK'stib'seHbev.xmers for-sate' his .farm on
IX 'ii Jtoanokel ri ten situated, bet ween William-'
stpn and VJymouth; at the place, known by th
name of. Ceda:, Ijmdinff, about 9, .miles'' fton
w,nasor.,,inisrarm isiupposeatoconiat of IptXJ V
w.'7iwrv,j, u, innujui vuuui which is
cleared lahd.V-This is consideVed oiie of the most
vUuable tiirmsbatbis part of Itanoke riVer-.i i
vany pcnKVt usp.34,, m purcnif . wiu nnu nc (
subscriber disposed to terns of accommmlattonv
July 13.-
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to wjshop price. Orders directed David Harry.
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DrrittTXEJTOf StlT-e, .;,,
imn --a ;i' a -a j
Jjj return of Bank Notes frona ihia DepaieinV !
-iv wm isic liic J i7.ja. miiu iiciiv. inriiiifiiT Tfi T!if r
'a. a, - ' .t a- " a. '
, Uaieigh, Aug, 15, 1826.
A c7 Veo3n
F.rst Day a Post Sukes foAtwo and thre
years bid untried colts for-50 dollars each.' :
Ifinmesto oemado with the Prafctor, on Moa-,
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?Y eTenff .PW4g.Vv- .,T j,, ;
ocwnu uyiac Jocxy uiuo rune of-3 mile
II. BANSOM, Prcprietqr-2.;
Officers ofthe Watrentofi y C&W4
uOenercI Willi
. WUUam Eaton. . 1 . cddcnTi
' Robert i 'onerlfl - -suCi-V''i
;Petet R. Davit, SCvrhix-
' James Somervell, jf . i'U-u;
RobeH Jlcxisom: iVeaslrcr.i' V T.
IV, sOunhavcnt, Cccrc jirj I
'iVEyENIKGAMU
J The;pu&lie u respectfully fcfsrisid that i"v ?
BALL' 111 be furnished at the IZ.'njs CT J
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? m T ATIN PR030DY. for the uw of School, by; ;
--r ? l X4 Profeasor Hoq,8econJ ediUoo usproved. ...
Tltrni.IC NOTICE is hereby given, that an in-
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