.
a letter him Commodore Jew ' : ' "UnwarpMbyparty rag . . :1
CrW Amongtha rsons lost was Mid
shipman Forsyth a native of this State,
i Vhii had been "educated by bur- Legisla-
tur?m consideration of the services of hi3
father,' the late Cofonel Forsyt? who ds
1 ttn-msfieflSbiselfJi dT
t iiigthpastpitbtP THc
iu4dkf andjiei
bravemeSv perished :not-in the storm
ofrviereriumph iiSejrmind the
t jbedf f dy--not mthe Mat of
y battle; with" the pealing thunder of the
. "lannoif for arequieiii and the floating
banner; for a paijbuVbu ned a-watery
avcannptiitf the
bre'astsVf strangers, the liveliest emoti-
t)ns of sorrows
uprenomt- ohn;R . Williamson,
of Tiln coin county, was admitted bn Frf
t It is stated in tlie Fay ettevill e Observ-
r, A Dill has passed the Virginia House of
: l)eje,ra'tes, for the incorporation ol a new
rnp;fi?ihat State. . to be stvled thei
';; yiatidol$-te& .The Enquirer
saySi thai it Has already receivedj irts
Slate aiid Virginia, private subscriptions
tnthft amount of about R60, 000. It is, to
'4 be'located in Boydton, Meek! enbujrgloun
t) Vai It liaX received the warmest sup
pifbTO the Methodist GNurch, as it was
oriinaiiy proposed by the Methodist Con
ferencebut its friends disclaim; all sort
of scholastic connection with that Society.
Sknifcy Mails .-There have been pre
sented to Gpngresl, atlts presenlj Session
nearly one hundred petitions from vari
ous parts, of the Union, tostop thetrans?
portatibn oftfeMail on the Sabbatli. e
lceiyehat foiir of the-pjuber; are from
ims State. Vtter thelecided expression
; oMt nioli?al "the last ;Stoh, wp did not
xpectito see the experiment repeated
f at least so i ppq, .These continued peti-
tns toongi ss,'(or the jpassagje of Jaws
5 which dirlectly interfere with'thei business
tof the coinmuty, can only have the
fecCoxirritate the public mind- $
Yf Our j C&inrm'A select committee was
x appointed 'atn early period pf j the prer
, sent oessiop oi,vu"gres, tu co ishici uic
state bf Jieurrent Coiu, and to report
uchlanyendmets of the .existing laws
cerriing Corns,1 asj may be deemed ex
.$ripi3fet;:; and on the -11th instant, Mr.
,Vithephairman of that Commit
iee made a full and lucid Report to the
Senate On the subject, accompanied by a
billtfor carrying the views of the commit
tee into effect, which contains certain
J provisions as to what shall be a legal ten
ders It proposes to make Copper Coins
sl legal tender to the amount of ten cents
.an'd no more: ; Silver coins of the U.
is tales less thama dollar, not to be a le-
"al tend'erfor any sum above ten dollars
Kb sold diminished i n its weight more
than 125 th to be alegal tender. No
foreign coin fo be ? a - legale ' tender after
-. . y Y ,
1831. '::y:..:i :. : i
Y Y Y" 'TOl. r ' - 7v
j The lejtterftWntei.of .tW Boston Courier
thusi describes Mr. Chiltqn. of Kentucky,
in his.late eftt on tli& frntpagepUl? to con
vince the House of Representatives- that
" ' L .l.lt.kK Iam tiro 4vtM'ir74Am1 'iinml ll J -
: iXve tieeii not add, thtVeYfailed in his
.uuqertaKiug : , i i
It is P eccssary ; to sn y i ts real father
Abandoned, it to itsfate without more a
klo. .Not sq 1 the patriarch and apostle,
kffiiersecilted genius of retrenchment.
MV. 0KiltSn ; Arined wiih his j once ce-
fiecteii raementhe fboldlyi took' the
Ilitor, auu,pi Hpus.vHu rcuujpe pay i
tWiembeit;siS '. heiaunched
ib f nto theYmost?e"xi
s 1sUnkAe'hface!f6rj.h lines of
I thought are diliiy'eh'ated;ihsb-
mucn max nis -more iraraeaiaie. neigrnoors
jileft their, seats and 'Tetjredto higher lo
' calitiesjA Tle-tremendous VpbVerj-pfhis
Vetojaehcethe. whirlwind of hir passiorj',
jjh'e loTefr6tt expVessio'w of-his face; and
vdthe; dulcet, silver fnot sylvaitl atones of
liisSs wee tyoice, alternately .shook the
, 'House tn lU.ntrevand.fnadethemem-
Ibers Writhe in thelf 8Pafs, with , the ex-
fc tlicmcuv .nyi . itguuga uutii - Willi
derful 'eihibitibh bfNature'suntu tired
:f oratory was, fneyer before njacle tpublic e
' Ven by Mr; . Chi I to ni Hefsnot .only . out
tHerledfHeroduibut Jotit-ChiJtonedChiU
ton and wher b' hail pqished .prodi
- eiotis had been thejeject,4 tbatdojuiieof
i
rpVcjshi'
.-th'e tTmversitVof'!Alabama.
- fertd to replf.He-reiferatedl in--", con
Y a 1 u mm- ilkd4 vt k fSnt n trn : 4-r ' 41. a
Publishtd hery Thursda?, by JOSERH GALES & SOW, at'Thrti-pillar
ADVERTISEMEOTSMotexceeidin sixteen hues
VOL. XXIX.
mit this to pasi, and if, by his efforts in I the
its favor, his political grave was tlug and
he sunk int4fePe sqnlc iwith pleasure,
for he knew tbtt future times would, do
justice'tnihis motives!" So saying, he
drank a tumbler of water and sat down,
,rirn
JlrAdenls.k whitft woman in Aleran-led
r.i, fell into the fire fidav last, whilst
r ' .., , v Y , , ,
the fan .were absntfand burned to
deathr ' I
On the 17th instant in the neighbor-1
hood of Malaga, Gloster county, N. Jer-raiI
CJ, man ui inc . iiauiv n vwhivh J
drvyiK drove his wife and seveiildren
forth in the night, set fife tp his dwelling, I
and was crushed and burnt to death un-
der the roof, which fell dpon him inflames!
Geoia M(m..-Ge Taylor, of Burke
O
County; who is so well known for his un-
tiring, and successful enterprise in ngri- ,
cultural pursuits, has succeeded in distil- Domestic Slave Trade, The Mercan
iing from cane of his own growth, Rum, tile Advertiser of New Orleans, of the
. , . . . . , . . 21st ult. has this paragraph :
pronounced by competent judges to be . II ' 1 ... . ,
equal in every respect to the best Ja-
,aI.Q " Tlie. Pnpriinpnt onlv extended
lllll Iblia 'i i v - . 7
. ' r - n
to tlie proUUCt oi ID or g.uious.
Oo- I
Agriculture A plantation! in the
ii i i c i , i - pi i
neighborhood of Magnolia, Flor.da, on
which 35 persons were employed, produc-
A lat vpflr n nnn !h. nf S.iaar. 40 hnlp
Cotton, and 7500 bushels of corn, besides
nuantiiies of Rice, Peas, and Rye.
Hillsborough, Jan. 27. ;
Fire.--' On Friday nilit Jafrt, ' about half
pit 11 o'clock, the BlHcksmitli shop of
Messrs. Allison & .Ward, in this place,
was difecuvered.to be on fire, and in a short
time was entirety consumed, with all their town, where he was wounded he winter
tools capable of bein destroyed. A strong eij wh the American army at Vl ley Korge
vyind, wa blovvino at the time, but the;
ouiiaing was fortunately at some instance
from any other, and no fatlher damage was
d o n e. t ceo r er.;
Of alii the associations of individuals,
which are now so numerous and frequent
in our country, for the accomplishment of
objects of a public nature, we have seen
none'mcre commendable than the project
ed establishment ol a State Society in
Kentucky, for the purpose of promoting
the improvement and diffusion of popular
education, by such means as may be with
in its power ..'The. first -meeting was held
in the Capifol at Frankfort, on the 22d
ult. when, wider propitious cirQiimstanc
es, a Committee was.. appointed to draft
and report a Constitution for the govern
ment of the Societv. We can easily con
ceive, that from this beginning, the . most
beneficial results may be anticipated.
We hope that the example whI be follow
ed m every Sta te which does not enjoy al
ready the hen., fit of a common school sys
tern. NaU Lit'
Case of Sff-phenson -The forcible ab-du'ctio-n.of
Rovvlaud Stephens': from the
Territory ofGeorgia, has occasioned the
passagejof a h.w'hy,the Stite Legislature,
to the following e fleet :
( Any person vv!k shall fe!:niously ab
ductvor -kidnap any white person !tom out
the limits of the State shall be punUhuble
!by imprikqntnent in he Penitentiary for
hot less tlian five nor more than seven
years, -fyu
V Jlmtrkn'n Carpctingif juyt offered for
sale at : Provulence, tvbichis said to be
superior; to the very best Kidderminster,
and can be a fiord ed nt a considerably less
price- The editor of the Providence Ad
vertiser says 4 A few years back it
waah ought idle to talk about treading on
American carpets, but the lilimulus given
to thits branch by the Tariff of 1828, now
renders it pretty certain that in a few
yars.more we shall as soon think of
sending for British flagging stones to walk
on, asjfor British carpeting.
AmkricanlHhnp We saw yesterday
morning three loads of Hemp, which was
pronoui)cedk!by gentlemen who are com
petent judges of the article to be of excej
lent quality! entering town from North
ampton. lt w is raised in that town, and
dressed on: one of the recently invented
macpines'erecteu, there We learn that
a-quantity not less than 130 tons has been
dressed in Northampton and West field.
the produce, of those towns and t'e towns
adjoining thepresent season Much lar
ge quantities probably four'times the
above amount of Hemp, bave been raised
in Verroont tthe present season, s The
.produce of another year wjill undoubted
ly be much greater. rr-Boson pau Adv: '
IV.
We wererhighly'kratified tofindthe ex
per i me n tsV m ade oav the Rjul Road on ' Sa
tu rday, gtfyej !ftllTrl ialUfactionJ
anu vnat iney wure wiinesseU' Py several
n suuuneo memoers Qt vongress w no m
,Comuion;witb 4he, other spectators, were
tll!trhtil 4vif h IrnimnKtnt aul
" Ours are thetalaDs of fair, delightful peace.
neatly inserted 3 .times tor a Dollar, sc twenty-hve
THURSDAY, FE13UARY If 1830.
cars was provided with a sail, andcwo-
ved along in majestic grandeur, with the
utmost velocity its speed was computed
at the rate of twenty miles an hour, v
Amongst the members of Congress who
rode in the cars, we observed Mr. MDuf-
fie, who, we are pleased to learn, exprss-
the utmost satisfaction at the facilities
?nd convenience of our enrprise. We
hope that every member of Congress be-
fre he leaves Washington for his home,
will visit our Roil Road and witness the
movement of the various vehicles on. the
So that hc maJ ab,e to carry home
tlUO
s it is conceded on all hands that Rait
Roads mustlsupercede all othej- means of
internal communication, it would seem to
be the buiness of the representatives of the
fciesyf intelligence whichrel tathr
li - nnatriir inn. nd fn that ol the CHrria?e-.
Bgcd upon them. Bait. Chron.
have added' fearfully to thenumber, of slaves
brought to this. market for sale. New Orleans
I. , . , - .. -
j is the complete mart tor a domestic slave trade,
and the Mississippi is becoming a common high-
way for this traffic. Bv whom are these slaves
to be purchased? With the present crop ot hdi
our planters, iney wm nave out inue money xo
adPnCe in that waynor is it probable that they
will consent to involve themselves in new sptc
uiations unm tneycan see tuemseives cier.
Extract of a letter from Camden, dated 2Zd imt.
. q Thurd.iv. we consigned to his si
lent tomb, full of vears and of hu iors.
Caot. Benj. C arte'h, in the 75th v Car of
his aiie the la-t of ihe old soldier , of Cam-:
den. He was truly a patriot, and soldier
uf the revolutionary war. He fouKfe in
Uhe battles of Brand vine and German.
was at Gates' defeat near Camden and
W;1 amori the par riots that harassed Lord
Corowallis, and compelled him after many
skirmishes, to. retreat through Norih-Car-olina.
He fought at the b.ittles of Hob-kirk-hill
and the Kutaw tSprirg- was at
the taking of Fort Molt, and' joined the
knot of officers who united under an o :k
tree neur M'Ci'rd's Ferry, and -wore .the'y
would be revenged on the British for hang
ing Col. Hayne. Hr was brave and active
throughout the whole uf the revolution, for in?
served occasionally under ;Gcn. Surhpfpr
and (Ven. Marion, and wound up his ujseful
life by. many beneol'rt act."
Charleston Courier.
An artiile in die For-ign N'ws by tlie
Napoleon, . uider date, Constant iuople,
Nov. 16, i cheering to the friends of Gre
cian independence, as exhibiting by an art
that cannot bt fnistaken, the consent of the
Sublime Poi te to the independence .f that
interesting country. SeveraP-Greek- mer
chantmen, bound, to Constantinople, being
stoppedat the Dardanelles, received per
mission from the Sultan to proceed on their
voyage 'hoUgh,. as yet, he would not con
sent to their exhibiting their National (re
bel) fliig in the port of his-cupitol A
nation to be free has nly to will it." All
hail to regenerated Greece, as one again
among 'the nations of the Earth.
How It.ng wiil it be ere the b'gotied ty
rant Ferdinand, will permit the ships of his
ci-devant colonies, now independent na
tions, to enter the port of Cadiz in amity r
VVat a contrast 'between the m;.gharii)ity
d the Sult.m, in yielding ' with, a-good
grace to necessity, and the stubborn citj -
luct of the degenerated descendant of ihe
Kings of Castile ana Leon.
Rich. Whig.
We are desirous of correct I njjan, error
n our Register of the 25th intantIu
mentioning the discussion on Mr. Hunt's
Resolution bt-fore the House of Represen
tatives of the U. States, for distributing
the proceeds of the sales of public lands
amongst the several States, we stated that,
4all the Members from this State voted
in favor'bfhe Resolution except Messrs.
Alston, Hall, A. H. Shepherd, Speight &
Williams." We have since learnt, that
Mr. Shepherd voted; for the Resoltftion;
and that Mr. Carson voted against it,
whose name ought to have been inserted
in the placdot Mr. Shepherd's. We wish
our reauers to nonce xnis correction.
JvlARRIED,
In X.incolnton, on thexl4th inst. Eli IIoyLEsq.
Merchant,'-of , HoyleavUle. to Mia Cynthia S
Ramsour; daughter of Daniel Ramsour, Esq; f
In Fayetteville,tn the 64th yearof hi age.Mr;
Alexander McDonald, a nativeof Scotland, : He
had peea tor'ftore tnan auyeara prevjmivto hia
aeaina pious unu aeaious memoer vi ine ineiQO-
; ln Cumberland countyi on the Sib1 inati : Mrs
Sarah (Marsh,Vvm:the 1 84th year pf herbagefor
many years a respecuDie-memDer ot tne Baptist
Church. s: '" ' "
JL
this
rpet annumhdlft advanced -ik W
cents for-evcry succeeding-pubhcaticn
no. i,s95;;
FOR THE REGISTER. '
How vain it is for tis to weep,
When dear5i friends expire ;
When in DeathViron arms those sleep,
Whom we did raost admire I
Yes, sure tis vain, when parents 'die', '
Arid leave their child to roam,
For him to weep, or mourn, or sigfrj
To bring them from their home.
I knew 'twas vain for me to mourn,
When my dear Mother died ;
Yet when I found me thu alone,
I wept, I mourn'd, I slgh'd !
Bat, ah,i!w!i.her not fo come - '
Bacltfriniher pea'befu) r.vsf,
Where happy Angels have tlieirJiome,
Where, with them, she is blest.
No ! sooner let me wish to go : "
AiKl-aeie her, in th skies,
As oft she wish'd, wlrile here below,
To go where sorrow dies.
Then let me wait, till Death shaltcome
And summons me away,
To see my Mottier'speaceful home,
A home of endless day ! p.
ieign
the
MEW SON'S PRIZK LST
Drawing of 4he
Union Canal Lottery Mo. I. for 1830.
3 "18. 2j6. 48. 45. 30. 32. 34. 31.
No. 3. 18. 26, a prize ot J 15,000.
The cash will be paid on the presehttion of
prizes at
H " '
r f Pett -rsburo-.
Where may be had by immediate -application,
a rew lucKy numbers m the
RICHMONQ DOCK LOTTERY, No.
Dravv. 4;h Febr ar
SCIIEMF.
10,000 Dollars
4,000 DnlhrS .
2,500 Ddi r6
2,000 DoiUrs
1,800 Dollars
1;696 D?IUrs
foil
5 uf 1000, 5 of 600, 5 of 500, 5 of 400,
200, 100, &c.
Tickets S5 Hnlvesi 2 50, Quarters I 25
Orders enclosing thn- cash or prize tickets wiil
meet with prompt attention. -Address
to ,; - -
B. W. HEWSON,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg.
January, 1830-
STILL BETTER.
30,000 Dollars.
Retailing Pit e S 10.
GREAT UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
'. .;- 9a1 Class.
SPLENDin SCHEME.
Drws Saturday 6th February.
30.000 DoMars
10.000 Do i .rs
5.000 D duirs -4,000
D Mars
I. 3,000 D liars
"2 45KD dfars '
5 Prizes
5
10
1,000 Dollars
800 D.diars
500 bollars
Prizes of 400 300200-100, &c. ;
Tickets. 810, Halves 5. Quaiters 2 50.
For sale Pickets to dravv Pnzea,na va
riety -of numbers at s
HEWSON S UFFICE.
Orders enclosing Cash or Pnze pickets, will
meet with due attention. Recollect and send
our order to Head Quurteis, directed to
' B. W. HE V SON,
Petersburg, Virginia.
NOTICE.
Y virtue ,of an Execution, to me directed
O fomlYVake,;County Court, I shall offer for
Sale, before the' -door of the Courthouse in Ra-j
leigh, for ready money, on the thrrd Monday oi
-February-next; the right :nd interest of Daniel
Peck to, and in the Lot & Improvements wher -on
hislaie uncle Daniel resided, near the Stale
liank, facing the Capitol Square.
WM tt. IIINTON, ShfK
(Xy It is undertsood that the purehaserjof
the above valuable property, J;an have. a credit
of six months, if he chooses it.'
Jan. 28. : 47 ts j
NOTICE.
X
if NTEND1NO shortly to remove from Raleieh
to trdifaxY the subscriber respectfully re-J
quests those w ho are indebted to him, ejaer ty
Note or Account, .. to call and make,! payrneiot
without deliyt as from the n'atnrnaie.
roents, fr wcen.nor'jpfei?e:j i .
In taking leav.e bt his olil-J..frtend-n4&ustom
ers, who have patipnized him throghofiftibe
would beg them to accepVbis sincere i thanks" for
tlieir liberal support a fof others who have
befriended tiim during his sojourn in this city,
he shall ever cherish m his recollection feelings
of the most affectionate remembrance. v!
JAMES LITCHFOHD.
Feb 1. ' '. . - ',47 6t
fCjtHe will Sett His House and Lot on
goodterms. : V : ' ' ' ' '
Catavilja Swings,
frtHE subscribers intending s; to
JL .move- from - this part of. the
SUte.offeraibrale the aboyfejestab
lish meni. wuh or; without the furni
fureThVre is attached to, t)e Springs;' or 700.
acre of LanxLa part of whicn'siiiextellehtf-rm
inp-order nrimeM-adoWK OrcliattL &C Ne
PTOes woula oe jeeiveavin; paymciu. i i
PV. 0stoKlTehrrf At- a nnf 10W bv the
first of May hexfitimay,be rented for one or jjtpre
Frpm the increasing custom for the last three
yearadurmg the summer nioninv we Pce i
propeny auenuer i
V lillM H-
that John VestaC oneM the dtfendauj "f I" K .V1f
case-, .iaiiot an inhabitant of this Stat it Tf,-l
thereforeqrdered, that notice be published in JV
tKe Raleigh Register fornix mwitfis of jhefilin: (
of the PetitKMvand that.theeaid 'John Vesnat 1 V -.Vl''
vuc ucAv..idiii .ii: iiiinjri) JUii iuc oi ioiK!Hy
of March next plead, anWer or HJefnur to lUe' "T v V
and heard,expane, V,;."r-.r't
" VtV -'f.y Clerk HuVu Conrt- y$ ?"
State of Nortli-Carol i n a, k
.'.)(. ... - -f
November Tcrmi'l 829. . , ; . v. x -
James' Wesibraok,, . Original attachment,, -lib- i . -T
y. , l tVvieci on, land, &c Al X, V;J
IT appearing to" the satisfact&m of thej Court, , ' fSi 1 r
that the,defenfont,is nol-aninhbitintofthhi t'.Zl
State ; Ordered that publication of hc penden- Sv
'cy or tne above named suit be madejn the R- , tsrvr
Kegsier lor six, weetssuccessiyeiY, so tftat a r.. v .f:
said defendant may come forward at oufn'gXtf1 " . l-1?'
uoun ot fleas ana Huarler Sessions, 40 oe lield "Jl - '
for said county at the Coort-liOuYe in SnowhiU,V
on the 2d Monday Qf.Febraary.jmextan'feMe'"'-'
vy, etc. -w imess, wm. v imams, Ulerfc ot.a4 . t.v
Court at Office, the 2d Monday of.Nov. 1829 r
35 - ' 4 iWM WILLI A Tllk- "
"State of North-CuroiiriaJ
, Greene County t
November Terffli 1$29.
Clake Little,
that the defendant, Ueni. Miller is. fot ajW
sident of this State : Ordeied thererofegthati
" QngJhal atfaphment. pifl Av'i!
v.. . J-ferent persona'.umii)ond sj . 'vV-t1 . ;
Benjamin, Miller YtiAriiishees. , y ,
4p T appeannar to the satistactlon;oF Ihe Court, ? i
puoucation ot uie penoency or ine aoovi' nameAt?
suit be made in the iRaleiglt Ueelsft r, for Vic , v
weeks successively, so that the rsaid defendant v
may ppear before the said Court .tn '.the 21
J ... ..i- r. 1. .... .. It- . V v .'...- C'i
Snowhill, and replevy, jkc. Witness,' WmWtf V. ' ,
iams, Clerk of said Court at Office, thed ton . "
day of Nov. 1829. ' ' ' " ' .
35 WM. WILLIAMS-CllcV h ' .
State of .North-Carolina -,
A:c County: ry lvv, - ;1
Superior Court of Law and Equity- all Term;
Petition for Saleo
Durwell Simms & others. VP?
v Which-' ,Wm vSi.mma
Lxparte. fw.do late of Wake,
. J died bosewediv, . uw,
fT appearing to thesatisfactlqrvof ithev Court
that John Simms, one of thechHdrea of AVil
liam, hath removed, beyond the limjta jof thi '
Stale, and lith died leaving him surviving the v
vester.
intermarried with Pennv another chVl 'does not
jwing children, vjz : Martha, Calvm $ijTe- ; (
Sunt ;jM and Marion : And -it tart her an'f" f;
peariner io ine t;oiirt, tnac jsepl i.oy,, wrq -;
resine wunin me iimjis or iue oiaie z- iiisoroer- .
ed, that publication be made inTthe Italeigh .
gisier for six weeks, that the said chi (ken, sap! j . '
grand-children, and heirs of the saidVVilliamt. r
Simms, dee'd, be and appear '-beforeujthe Judgtt f
of our Court f Lquaty to he 1ulden in' Jtier'
county of Wake, at the Court house'in llaletgh,
en the first--Monday after the 4th Monday fy
March next, and ph ad, answer or demur; otheri
wise the Bill will be taken pro coni?o asto them t
and decreed tccoidmgly. '',vj1,i
Witness. H. Mi Miller, fclerk and blaster, nf ;
Wke Court of Equity, the 1st" vionday. ftet t .'ViW-' j
the'4thMonday of Septemb r,1829.. .
tl. M. MU'LERV 'llftV
Money xtbst.
iff
3 ling in the Stagv "from Raleigh to Fayette. ?
v ile, lost a packet ot money and ; papery t ha s
precise sum not known, but believed ;tt te ; be
tween twwand threrhundred 4H'rf cmstin5
of Treasury' Notes, severaVone,loll.NewDWu
bdls, two dollar State Bank bils, sveraKfiv'e
and ten dollar State Bank iritis, and fiveand" teri
dollar bilfs on Sojuth-CaralTnaJiank ; ! or-5? tent
dollar bills on the . United State Bank, oneVlth-
tinctly recollected to be signed by Johii Huske
and one by Jones. " Also, . five dollar. CheraW? -bill,
folded in a paper, -'and cmidrsedD? Mask
to whom it belongs, here was also a Justice's
Judgment for
$90, i n -faVor of Stackbxirgher'a - 1 , )
list MrLegrand of An86n,,witht' -
Kxecutors agamst
credits thereon.
The whole was folded ina sheet of blank :pa.
r, nd'si.ugly tit'd up. A l;beral rewarrJi will
per
be paid to the person finding th ; same,' .afldde-
livering it io the Editors of the R gistevHateiglV v
the'lidnor of the Observer Fayct(evillej '-brltci
the. Subscriber. y,vr.J
GEO. C. MENDEKHALI
Jan. 13.
i CtnUbrd countyi K. C.,t';i
WANTED"
flO purchase immediately,. aP4tr'pf.' BAY
X HOHS ES, for the Carriage -not exceed
8 years old. ;t'I.yU purchase :i them together hr
separately 1 vvii-i-.-ruL.ri.
OT , ACL iJ
FOR HAlE
u:hi
ng oyr acres, ana anotiiep- lTfvfe'mn on
the south side of Swift Creek, The cts are
contiguous, and were purchased some yer'-; ;
go by the late Wm- JLipmour, jot .Wm.' irow-tK; '
Apply io tne canon oi ine; Kegist. w,no are
autuorisea oy me uwuer iu scii 'saiu ianu
Augustus, 1829i
SILK-WORM EGGS;
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A'm L.tL - i .rin..i.i,j..,.i. it
contain i
f lHE Subscriber has prbvided himselft with a ; i: s t '
1 large supply Silk-Worm'; Eggs, for, th V. 1. J
in the cultivation of SilKV Tfiey are oftheVeit M
f ranco ana i;nina oererai -yeOT'expewnce.Tirii i-u i
has enabled him to give am pie directiant fo the " ' 1 & 1 '
imnroveroents "on the old modes, which-re cv. .
tllOiiai: vius.u . i ,v , Maiijr
v rm raB n mm m c.m . m mm mm m m w- m w mmm j k mmw . v a i.
knowledged by all lo Be important. Th'e" Eggi 'J
with full directions can be tent bf mad, wit&A
penccx saiety, io any uaxt or ine ij own, ajia tge
&nd m white apot on each Miotttder., Sue is a
postage to: no casejrill kceed.ime doiLir. Apf 4 1 1
plicaticmabymailpf private eomejanceac '&,
companied with fiye3oHarswill . beprbniptly ,
attended to, and10,0oa:eggs, wUbdirectloris 'fS- 1
immediately entit . The viuter season !eing thd . v
proper, anaiinaeea, jue- pniy ume, lor eonvj?y - i f
ahces byTOaiLiapphcations should be immedktef . - -AkJ i '
lytnade-r l;t X " '
7 ? f. - .V4- - GIDEON" rc RMTTrt. - - :di
"u l irayeu or oipieu. r ; , : Xii
ITiRfftI the subscriberron the 9th fauiWht J f?t 4 '
1? sorrel MA HE, 8 Or d yfeartf d, handi SV1 1
bih, Fa.handsomefotni; with a ttarinJitTfaee' : ,
A f ewara oi en, uuwars m oe given-tr tn ej-. K
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In Guilford county, on the JOih inst Mrs. I.r'
itaoiems any
thetate;
eattivrFord.