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, . -SSm&Sii -k Vi-444ea-sds acA v vtc. r;'r JiNlx- GLASSES, 6?c.
' , PSfS ' l very eat Ji24D DU8.v.acres io ferent;varietifes selected in Europe, between i,- , I f
; iS3f&&ttff' . every man of family vThe pnce.of pas- thw and tfrthttenTee of- adrth latitude! T1" Subscriber hare entered into eopt J.' -TT fr
iiat and sefea one bneat wave cnaae ;v;
ten. or
Vi -Ii elIow on the strandj f - J
: ''l-',sTrnnnihe'i!naUesstand v lr--
' 0 Though scarce the pe les felt the snoefc,
,' a j db wes ua' vuti mc iiH
J-.;TeJat an3. heard the autumn wind,
i'&?'.iiiTt uri?etr stirred tne snray
ti '"Tettt soon bpre sprjna verdant birth.
'Mdfo viibW on its native eartb.: (
And fttow hseicareeangedth6ht;i
AnaTei ne ien me woto w mguv.
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tid like yonea In tumble ljfej," '
N-Ti-1.. ''' ii:j,'iti1:- 1 Lii -i-" 'it'-
,"svenis ace omows rwi, .
Ur.rdent pn moment, itflfe on sferife .
i S'TMt change tpjtiie soul r-
yAnd Joyi like autumn leav'eaTfall fast ;
ilope sits find beinjs Bght is past; ,
rH:: -. UYY I "i ' j.l : Y'; '
? Tvetood on earth's mnst daring, height,
L . 'And seen tiay's ruleV rise, U x ; :
" In his magfiificence oKyht, : " ; ;
,T6 triumph thrwugh the skies,
And jH.Jthe darkness -f the world
Par from tus shining preSeoce'lwrled,; ,
A! toq thst fades upon tbef earth,
Too weak to finger here, i ( ; - !
tebfossotns with a sacond birt
- Todeck the Coming year -v r-
CKalf knno Kr fri-iii'a totornsl (1nwr,
Be iraiier than a fading; flowerx
, Ah; no 1 like autumn leaves that die,
iV!''"':-3T? bloom. again ir spring, y. - u .
, 'Fresh joys shall rise from those ;gone by,
;jAd purer incense jriig, . . - y- "" r ,
Arid when, likesuiii, hope sets' in nicht, ' v
Y-- Shill she not bam: frpm woridsj more bright ?
sei'rchirig' tEe (nsW tu tior to find, .an ex-
press power, : conferred tui - Congress,, to
: distrihute' the snrnlus revenue amnhw thfe
IfrMh States? VVewilbei obliged "to tlie advo-
t4?- ' hi em-conjunction to ten us
"m'. where it : is ; lor we nave too mncn cnan-
i?tv to believe, iintkotii ' a-ootf tirnof. that thev
t4rij defending te CbnstitutipnoioA w
f M i"l2nne side, ..rhile they are at the
' tbeotbri in the yery manner Which they
socferepibit Perhaps ; they ; mil
say thatthU. vay. 'ojfviolattng: the Gonsti-
tution voutd be popular and, good Jar tKt
coMf,v;f i- Bfltt tlieihoUidnot forget that
; Internal improvement is tidv poputar, &
uieir pian xinypmar wnn a targe majori -ityii
wbo also, unlikle themselves, honejstly
and ' tobd for the toil ntry; ' And more-
;':';AOver,-;till within a sliort time this laat o-
. mniiin hj nvar noon- IAii hrafl
.. : , l:-.. v Jimer, ;.Spect. .
l;;-fy; :.;V .' Yif;-' Y-Y .r.V
t. We have recently beard the following
fstory of pne of the Givernora of rtie
States t t His 'Excellency wa; doin e
bonors of LafayetieV reception! in
- splendi room fitted np for the interesting
occasion:' ; , lie hadbeen as, little accus
tomed to a Garnet, as the : country man who
- walked around it on the floor 5 but, treat t.
ffi''l Uncyas an inorditatejchewer of,tobacf
lSm ico ad han", araosJuicy mouth, which
f ;tk0 fiirkW carpetj whose splendors were
.unfolded for: the reception of the Nation's
t Uuest.; I nc sery'ahn m attendance I ooj
jiOi one but a tobacco tchewer could fail to7
a
understand, tThe Governor, did' not take
Y 1 ' tfrelr hint s, -arid- tle jshining receptacle,
':Y? destined 4nJ every? decent ;esfiiblishrrrcnt.
r jthe accommodlijtion of such gcptlemen
''P6" jwas pushed round" and
it no longer wnnout turning -jus nacK 00 j
the IvonOred object joP biscountry 's rati-
-0:;"r-1 A to ' Hk if nih"prirur m ff1! ittl A Pvitod
I ! by hie acting of a pantomime Before him,
tvhich 1 he diaKoi Understand. 'He" only
1 Ievyed the harder aj poured forth; the
ciortterotts saliva in increased Quantities.
AtiaST, wtui iuucu .liupaiience, oe ex-
claedftoJthesT?a - Ifyou on't
ukeJthAtihere thereithing away 111 spit
.--Austin's Coojty in Tiexa3; is redeiving
a trreat accession to its population from
the Utmea states iine last JLomsiana
1 Ibe emigration
as unparalleled.
s were engased
f Advertiser' remarks ;
Tds last seaspn,. w
' ll!!:'Twel vevor'thifteen .vessel
'I n UtMte bctwejenj iat place and this,
''. all of which were icrowded wiA emU
; l ir it is estimatctlthaLt
i.4 iodrh:a)aJfeta; Wesjjts many will em 1-
.Wrt'-, thariiwent' laist I fear, -several -
Vi;elsAhave:alrdyaiIeu are tmw
nVraritS' are now in this ciiYy!ambsrem
. ve mfH 01 capiuu. lue crops in lexas
I ! last seon wVre. yry Umj some(the
sfL ' . ' rfiWfora'cabinoa9Sen2er,lsg20; Steer- The nnsent vear he h as Saufficient- Graphs 7;Zil-Z"Ji-A'. r' "H ""r'TI n.uo -OAKKUYV ii CO.'
age-810 when a jamilyis takep, V re
duction is made. The time foe perform
ingtne voyage is xrom uircv w mcuajs.
Something (new We- are, always
grateful for Inf6iatib The,, following
is from theilondOn Globe -- 7;
..'. .'".it!.: ' f n.
r-;iVAn.tne.LieisiauvevAsemuiie9 01 me
United States, abell rinss for dinner at
$ o'clock '.ji and the Houses whoever may
be speakinff, are said to be cleared in a
moment, une scene thus exniDiiea, re
sembles that in one of Foote's farces,
where it is announced to a host of starv
ing authors that the " milk porridge is
' We beg leave to inform the Globe that
,ine sysiein nas uen; enueiy vnaugcu oiuvc
U- was maci r acquavnteu mm t ne : auov e
mentioned" fact, j f At present, when the
hoUr of five arrives the SerffeanttatvVrms
enters the House on horseback, and blows
Yafkee" Doodle tbrough; a tiri horn 5 a
nic is immediately fastened on the mouth
of him who occupies the floor, by the
Cher to Congress. ;The Speaker serves
a mint julap ,all round, and tlie Members
are marcneaoui;in regular oraer, to ui
tune;-oi-NlYvYf ::M' ' . '
O'Rourk's noble fare will never be forrpt,
By those who were there, and those w ho were
' . not." : V - . ' ; .
A writer in the United States Gazette,
gives an account of a sect of Christians
in Philadelphia who allow themselves to
eat no animal food. He says : : A
They are denominated Bible C hris
tiaks, and have a church in North Third
st. hear its junction With the Qermanton
Road, where! they meet ; tor public wor
ships morning and evening, every( Sab
bath day, jit the Usual hours.
' V The opi hi on Ui at th e sou I ' su ffers a
partial annihilation' by the repudiation of
any member of the body, is incorrectly
attributed tn thetn ; they hold no such
opiniops ; neither do they believeAin the
Meteinpsycosis pf . the Pythagoreans
They have higher. and more rational mo
tives for! adopting ' the system of absti
hence. lliey derive their views on the
subject from the. testimony of the Bible ;
vie from comparative anatomy, & they find
in the organisation of man a corrobora
tion of their'yjewjs of the scripture testi
mony. Hence froin conscientious motives
ftey have, long discontinued the very
prevalent habit of feeding on butchet rd
animal?, and. haye confined themselves
wholly to vegetable productions' Nor
do they stop here. They, have also di
eaded the allurements ! of the intoxica
ting boicf arid ' have been contented to
satisfy their thirst from the hntpid stream j
in other words, they are water-drinkers.
These habits of! torn perance secure to
them the' enjoyment of general good
health." r . v .
A SuRpnisR Some time last week,' a
family in this city received notice that a
present from a .laushter recfntly inarri-
ed ahd settled in Charleston, (S. C.) was-1
on ooaru a pacnei vmcn nan just arnveu.
it was procured from the vessel and ap
peared to be a petty tout box. On open
ing it they were almost petrified at find
ing it contained a corpse, which they at
first thought that of their daughter. On
inquiry It was ascertained that two boxes
Were on doard both of which were mark
ed H,, and. thus i the mistake occurred.
The corpse is believed to have been sent
hither for buriaf,;to some afflicted family.
" s Y 1 i .Boston Patriot,
My Wake Forest Plantation
Y IS AGAIN FOR SALE,
(The" late purchaser not having complied with
: r ; ': hisj contract.)
XT contains t7 acres of land, the most of it
good, ffhe buildings and improvements are
good and the situation healthy and pleasant It
a wiMiiu nifcc uours nae of Raleigh and in
a vt-ry excellent neiffhWliood. Th
2500 d(ijlrs nd either the impn)vements or
th land alone are worth much more tr.onc v.
lamts . ' CALVIN JONES.
Twentyye Dollars Reward.
RAN A WAY from the Siibscriber? in Lancas
ter District, Sooth-Carolina, on the 91 st in
stant, two Negro Rpys, SAM and CH AHLES
aged,. about 20. years? each Sam about 5 f-et 10
inches high,' rather of a vellowish
per foreteeth out. and a" scar nn liJs.rla-hr -
paused by a burn. fChnrles is very black and
quck spi.ktn, Walks with hia toe turned out.
is about five feet 1 Finches higli, slim made, and
i.on wii tneyuett me, White roundabout
cotton Coats ami pantaloons. the same, but
took other clothinfrl witflihem: ' The -.hnvr -
ara wiiibe paid lorpiittm stiid Bvs in any
Ml and givmgelintbrnlatkm thereof; and all
reasonable chartres niid. :
JinfiN nut.p.
China Hill, N;lCl
r'.eb, 24. ' ; .-, If 3t
ft
, w Arwoii-Cjotintyr v .
' .; ., Court pf,Pleai iid Quarter Sessions.
m laVnary'Terrri, 1831. "''
William B.fMqurkIe es- the Hirs at Law of
?T" -lv?r5wre oroerea, : xuttb publication be
made in tfe Bleigh- Regisier NorttwCarolina
-zette for six weeks, that uu'tata Ifc-.t.i i
arxd fietyamm appear; on or before, the 1st 'day 'of
rT",H'V tB; ppocoesso and heard
expefatq,tbem,!oi-ctiheofn ?
rom $he ilintites. ?p
rnmrt-ri(p makinB" Wine, andvlto ?8lence
-.11.
doubt respecting the Success ot the vine in tms
.. -. ' .. . o .... -rr "rk ..... ..'- w
country. . - , ,
-.'t.A.'.fxMtbiit nmnnses to those w no are oesirous
of 'Undertaking 4he cultuteot Ihe Grape, to fur-
to fur-1
nish fhem with,tlpots three years old, carefully ki
labelled, oacked wit wet moss, and delivered
on Ship-board, free of-ejpense, ontoe follow
ing 'conditions, viz : For 1000 or more ttoots,
cents ech root ; Tor to 10UU, . 15 cents
each t and 25 cents each Tor less than 50 vines.'
-Payment to be made on delivery ot the Hoots
Letters -not received unless jmt paid.,
?, Subscriptions received by ,
1 J.' GALES & SON, Raleigh, N. C.
A. Loubat has selected the following spe
cies of Grape Vines, as best adapted for
the 'purposes mentioned : ;
Thble Grapes, or f'r ma- SO. Picardan,
kiug Sti-on? Wine. ,31. Chalosse,
WHITE. 32. Panse.
1. Alicante, v KED-
. 'Robin Eyes, with big 53. Plaret, , W
clusters; or ffiilde 34,. Auyergnat,
Tour, jrui-grain, 35. St. Jean,
3. Do. Melting f or fon 3G. J.icobin,
; dant.J -5 ,57. Meiinierf
4. Sweet Guillant, 38. Pini,
5. Muscut, ''39 Prtntahie
i5. Do. Vrontignac. .40. Temturier, -7.
MiiscadeUe.l'romthe 41. Bourgignon,
river, lot.
Midvoise,
Tokayi
Syrian,
Constanlia,
Mal.ga,
Meillers.
RED.
Large Muscat,
Malvoise,
42. Bouteillant,
'43. Suisse
44. St. Aitoine,
45. G imet Noir.
' For the Tabic Only.
WHITE. "
46. Chak;!aat(fr. Fon
tainebleau) "
47. Do Golden,
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
48. Do. Cracking,
Red Foot, . (Pied 49.
Do. Musk,
Rouge,)
IT. Rlnck Hambourg,
18. Constantia.
Fur tVinet
WHITE.
19. Auvergnat,
20. Blanqnette,
21. Doucinnelle,
22. Plant de Iame,
23. Olivette
2. Douce tte,
25. Plant de Heine,
26. Burgundia,
27. Morillon,
28. Midere, .
29. Boureelas,
50. Muscat Laaarde,
31. Do. Small Ue'i
ries- : "
2. Do. (d'Alexsn
dria.y
53. ' Do. (fr. Xura,)
54. Sauvignon,
RED.
55
56.
jr.
58.
59.
60.
Chassehs,
Do. Violet,
Muscat, Roige,
Do. Violet,
Muscat Grey,
Damas Violet,
61. Do. of Pquet,
62'. Early Masrdalen.
' Catalogues may be obtained at $6 Exchange
place of A. Loubat ; a'Kl lso bis Book on the
Culture of the Vine, and on making Wine. . i-
A. LOG BAT has constantly on hand a good
supply of BRANDY and WINE by the Cask
or Box. . -
PROSPECTUS ' Y
OF THE
THE undersigned announces to his. former
Subscribers and the Public, thut he will, in
a few resume the publication of the
N-OKTT l-C A ROLIN A SEN TIN EL J lie has been
irtdfCd to this determination by the discontinu
ance of the Paper on the part of its late Editor,
and tle improbability that its publication would
be undertaken by any othf r person. He ;.s al
ready sufficiently, familiar with the responsibili
ties and inadequate support connected with a
Pre-s in Newbern, and in again subjecting him
self to their operation, he y ields more to u sense
of duty, than to any hope of pecuniary emolu
ment. His expectations 'will be realized if the
business affords but a moderate profit ; and this,
he trusts, wall be secured by the kindness of his
friends. i
-That the Sentinel may be rendered more ac
ceptable to its readers, ihe Editoir is makii.g
arrangements to issue it on an imperial shret,
with a handsome new type. If. a corresponding
improvement should not be effected in the gen
eral character of the Paper, - the deficiency will
be attributable to the imperfect qualifications of
the Editor. His judgment, however deficient,
will be honestly applied to the promotion of what
lie Conceives to be the public good, i
COXDITIoks.
Tht Amih-Cardina i&dii!el v. be published
once a week, on an imperial sheet, with a hand
some type, procured for the purpose. r
The Subscription will be 7ree JJoIlars per
annum, payable in six months from! the time of
subscribing..
Advertisements inserted on the, customary
terms.
THOMAS WATSON.
Newbern, Dee. 1850. V
Town of Fayette ville.
PURSUANT to the provisions of an act passed,
by the Legislature of Norlh-Carolina, enti
tled " An Act to incorporate a Company styled
Tte Fa yeitcviUe Railroad Company"-- ,
Public Notice is hkbebt, ivejt, tlwt the
Commissioners of Fayetteville will open Books
of Subsciipffon at the Office of the Bink of Cape
Fear in Fayetteville, under the direction of the
Magistrate of Police, for the sum,1 of Twenty
Thousand Dollars, divided into 'Shares of One
Hundreds. Dollars each, ' t$ constitute a Joint
capital tock for the purpose of constructing a
Rail Road from some point in the Corporation
orTewh of Fayettevijle, to the Cape-Fear Ri
ver," with the corporate privileges to the Sub
scribers, 'or tlieierm, of twenty years fiym tte 1st
January. 1831: 1 the s.iid Hooks of Snbsr.fintinn
to continue open from the 2d to the 12th day of
March next, both inclusive. r
J. W. W RICH T, Magistrate of Police.
Februavy 9ili, 1831. H tM12
Money ! Money ! Money ,1.
IN ABUNDANCE, IN MARKET.
To Owners of Gold Mines, Plantations, and
:. other Property. p
riHt- Subscriber begs leave to inform his
JL friends and the public, that he ij daily visit
ed by capitalists, whose funds are greati and r.-ho
are lesiroiis arid anxious of purchasing-wholes
or shares of Properties improved orunimprov.
w wish to become pTopnelors or partners
of Gold-mining Companies or Would loan and
Invest Money at reasonable interest, satisfactorily
seenred would invest and advaace their Monev
in any wayroykled' they were secured and sa
ii.niru m reauzHig a, Mir ana reasonable interest
fr the same :Therefore thirse who wish to sellf
or mongage rroperry, or get casb partners,
wui.no wen to apply tome subsctif -r, per mail.
lorwaruixig, every necessary mtormation-und in
struction,-ecompanitdxwith ah advance retain
ing it frtS&:p-WS$te$lQ&e in every
V"':'i -hi : - , : GEO- W. EYERITT.
Real Estate Broker's, Attorney's & Genera1
, Agent, No: 23 South Foyrth STtreet,
Philadelphia enn h '
Mi l'y & MAct kAunVirnl orenvt. fit I inks
' T i -t '. r - i a . -.
aftarhil tn it ia lArsref Fallinc warden rormsneu 1
withfniitsseecte1frbm thenorth an Ice-House
constructed otirOcKr-a .stone ;prng-iiousc
wll ?-.rvll.ht wot m thi vard an Office In
suitable for a Lawyer, and every neces
H'n,l(hmieo' u Pnnfi ronairJ ' . .
arr Outhouse' all in. irood renairil
Alsp, a;l AJVVAUl now in opraitoo, wuiuu
mie-ht irive' emnlovment to(B or 10!hanW, having
10 A acres of land attached to it: anil on the pre?;
Imses la a' comfortable two story tiweuing wjiii
convenience for a tamilv residence. A
better constructed Yard is seldom seen any
- .4 1 !. .1 e
where.. This property- win oe ipisposeu 01 tn
reasonablsj and accommodating Wrms. -
TfO. M. LUOT.EJOHIN.
Oxford, Sept. 1. ' 5oav tf
mflE tollowtncr va tiable BOOAS nuolisnea
. L 1 . .
1 principally, for the use of ?he Citizens of
North-Carohnai are constantly kept on hana.tor
sale, bv the subscriber?, viz :
The Revisal of he Laws of Norlh-Carolina, by
the latediief-Justice Taylor the late Bartlett
Yancv. and Judce Potter, madfe under the di
rection of the Legislature of the State, in two
Tarfce octavo Volumes, with full and 'Com
plete I ndox. f
Ditto, brought down to the yeaij 1826, by the
late Chief-Justice Taylor, will a satisfactory
Index. ' . F .
Haywood's Manual of the Laws of the State,. ar
ranged in Alphabetical order, Vah an appen-
0 . r"i " ft-r
dix. which 'brings the wiwic toitne year 104.
Potter'a Justice of the P ri new edition,
lately revised and corrt .1, f jrith a number
of new Forms, and the ; Law ji; contained m
which, are jonght up to the y ar 1828.
Martin's Iiw of Executors and-(Administrators,
(which-is Toller's English W4rj. on this sub
icct, omitting such parts as i pe not in force
here, taking the Law as it stoo ? at the settle
ment of this 'jountry, and intrj glueing every
act of Assembly of this State v .ich has alter
ed the Law and noticing everdjudgedcase
wmcn tnrows ngQi on me, suiiui.; ims c
dition of the work was revisal by the late
Chiet-Jastice Taylor. " y
Chief-Justice Taylor's Digest of tfie Statute Law
of North-Carolina, relative to YiUs, Executors
and Administrators, the Provision for Widows
and the Distribution of Intestates' Estates :
A Work which combines in one view all the
enactments which have been made on tliese
subjects for a Century past, and which are
dispersed in more than forty: statutes.
Agricultural Essays, written by a North-Carolina
l'armer. Allowed by those who are best ca
pable of judgingj.to be the best book fur con
veying useful information to the Farmers of
this State that was ever published. It treats
on the best mode of improving land, on deep
and horizontal Ploughing : op the Grasses
best suited to this State ; on the best modes
of raising Wheat, Turnips and! 'Indian Corn ;
and treats largely on the raising of L"r Siock,
.Draining Land, &c. , ; 1
The Reports of Cases decided in the Supreme
Court ot North-CarolHia, from pie first estab
lishment of the Court, when i bore the title
of Court of Conference," to the present
time, which are as follows: I
Reports' of the Conference Court, by D'
(.'ameron and Wm. Norwood, in I vol.
The Law Repository, by Chief-Justice Tay
lor, 2 vols. , I
Term Reports, 1 vol. by j Do
Murphey's Reports of the Supreme Court,
3 vols" ' 1 1
Hawks's Do" 4 vols.
Devereux's Do Vol 1
Hawks's Digest ot the Reported Cases ad.
judged in JvTrth-(Jarolina,lfrom the year
1776 to 126. J...
A Collection of the Militia Laws of North
Carolina, j
(Tj Subscribers will be received for the Re
ports of the Supreme Court which are publish
ed at the close of eaUvTerm at $1 50 per number,
and forwarded by mail to Subscribers in any
part the State. !
s i:leo r sojiool.
MR. BARBOUR, a Graduate bf Washington
College, Copnectfcit; will jpen on the 3d
.1.... r I..., n cJi ric.'..:i cv.n..i
K..F it rmtiitimWftp a-vuvyvv.'v4i jiivmm. m vx
his'bharactecaoa qtiaKficationa, reference may
C ir ;Ji?uDGB CAERON,
n i JUDGE, E. 4 WELL, and
GEN. SAUNDERS.
Raleigh, lhec. 1830, 1 5 . .
RALEIGH ACAUEMY.
JAMES GRANT, Jn. will open: a School in
the Raleigh Academy, on the' 1st Monday.'.; in
January next. I he plan ot Eiiucationis prepa
ratory for an admission into any class in our Uni
versities comprising the Latin, Greek 8t French
Languages, Mathematics, Bellesf Lettres, and a
complete course of English Literature 'The
price ot Tuition will be the; sameias that
heretofore charged by the Tiusfees f the .Ra
leigh Academy (viz.) for the fiist class $7,50,;
the second 510 the third 12 50 ; ami the
fourth 815, per Session, wSth fiflv cents for opbr
tingencies and firewood, paid in advancei -Bohrd
may be had in his Fathers famiry at eic-ht dol
lars per month. The public my ijest assured
that tne strictest regard, will be spaid to the mo
ra! deportment pf thpse'confidefl to his-care ;
morality and the truths of the Ghristian Religion
inculcated, yet it wiIJ bfikept ln fmind, that this
is at Literary and not a Theological School. He
expects permanently to keepi up the Academy
and to rely on his own exertions for patronage ;
it shall therefore. be his pril and ambition, to
raise this Seminary to'the elcvaied rank.whicb
it Once possessed as a Literary lnstitutin.'Tliere
will be Public Examinat ions semiannually, wneii ,
Parents and Guardians acn navefan opportumtydction - theldbscriber. The course of In-
rof witnessing.! he proficiency, which their chil-
drenjor wards may, have made. atisfactory,tes
timOriials of hs-scholarship and i morals, from
the Professors of our Uni verity,! 'ire in his pos
session;Shbuld any think nhete exist only 'on
paper, let them try him,',, k if' i
: lie wouldfcliecrfiilly attend td and instruct a
clas of young Ladies, in French, ! in the recesa
ot the, School.
Dec. 14.
State of NorthrCajrolina.
. Person Courrty 1 "'
Superior Court f Law, November Term, 183Q.
: Elizabeth ' Watson EiijWatson. '
5 "-Petition for Dnrprce St A jirhony. ;
appearing to t he Court, tha.t the 'defendant
Elijahs Vatson; 'is not i an inhabitant f this
State j it waa therefore jrdereiLby the Oourt.
that.publication be made )n the,' l?aleigh. Regis
ter for si yeeks, iforhe deindainto'appekr
at the next tefTn of Uns;6oH;ib pe ilield atxtl;e
Cbnrthouse Ui HStVon'4h yUwday
after the 4th jCunday m March xthd"shew
u,fifMjr,: : wtiytie jjrayerJ ofiii petitioner
should notW granted. -V"":'-r-?XrSr.: V,;S
Wilness.1 Dtmc4p Rose. Clerltlofaaid CoSt1
1 atmce, tbe 7th iilbiufay fterUi;4k MbndaV
li. n. . . ' a '- f .i
m mm mmmvmjm -"- T
t tnnA U,,', "
Fancy Dry Good business.-
. ur. .:FF.UGUSCQCIIBAN.
New-York, Reptv 21, 1830. v, '
TTAVE how ton hand, sue an assortment; or
JJL'- Fancy Goods, as theytbeliere; 4s ''not- sur-
passea by any otnett m iins couniryj i.m ynviKiy,
and selection, comprhjtn&the following: - articles
in Canton, French, Italian ana . Jf ancy s urmsn
Goods : r "-.i;'.-" f . - '
Black ' &. colored Italian Lustrings, Imitation,
I Plain andJChangeable do- . v '
Black, Colored, & Changeable Grosr Kle rvapies,
Figured do. in a great variety 1 "' 'f '- "'
Colored,' . Changeable.lapk, & Blue Black'
; Jlarcelljnes, ; ' k?t,x 's$r'
5-4 Black and colored Bombarirte? ! ' V .
Crape de LyohV P''0 and tired illsmlarinei
Plain and Figtired Jponfinai Algerines; Palme.
:;:srynes of the newestlsles, ftr H.-i.;,..'.5"'.
iPMnch Prints & Gilighams,-,& Foulard Muslin p,
Pongees and many other' articles i for 1 Ladies
.dresse'sj t ' ' ' ' '" - ' V .
SpilalfieW, & Pongee Flag St Bandanna Hflkfs.
Gros de Naples, Gauze,' St. Crape" lldk'fs. arid
Scarfs, i ": ' ' ' ' ' " ''?
Silk and KidiStocks, and Fancy Cravats, )
Black & Colored! Italian Cravats, Imitation do?
Buck Beaver, Silk & .Torse-skin Gloves, .
Gros de Naples & G mzw; Garniture Ribbons, ,
Cap and Belt lo. of the newest styles, v
Eiighsh & French Silk Hose, & p ilose, Em
broidered & Open-work do.
Linen Cambrics and Cambric Hdk'fs.
Black & Colored French Crapes Worsted Ba
, rege, Brown Cotepaly, Etc.
Sewiiig Silks.vTwists, Braids, Fancy Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes, Sic. &c. , ?
They will also have an extensive; assortment
of Lace Goods, conisting of English Bobbiiiet,
Gimp and Tliread Laces and Edgings, Caps,
Cpe:, Pelerines, Cheinizeltes, Black & White
Lace Veils and Shawls, with si complete assort
ment of 4-4 5-4 f-4 & 8-4, Thibet and Merino
Shawls, Cashmere and Merino Long Shawls, &c.
t- A. G. & P. C. Rave selected their stock with
a particular reference to the. Southern St Wes
tern markets and as they will add 'to their as
sortment oiistaiitly as fresh goods arrive, their
stock wiB. be kept up thraughont the year. All
of which they now offer fa? sale at low prices
and on the most liberal term and most respect-:
fully invite purchasers to call and examine their
stock. ; :. '', '"s
Orders will be promptly executed! with care:
and fidelity. - ;
New-York, Jan. 1, 1831. 9-3m, ;
Fresh Garden Seeds.-
i i
WILLIAMS a HAYWOOD, have lately rei:
ceived their annulsupp1y.;.j!pr Garden.
Soeds, which are of the last year's growth and of
the best qualities. ' , ' .
Early York Cabbage - Double Curled Parsley
Sugar I. oaf do. Large Dutch; Parsnip
London Battersea do Brussels ,. Sprouts . for
Large Winter Drum- early greens
head do .
Long Blopd'Beet
I-Jarly Turnip! do
French Sugar do
Long Orange Carrot
White Solid Celery
Cttrled Cress
Scarlet S.VT.' Haddish . I
Long Salmon do .
Early Cherry Turnip do'
Tomato or. Love, Apple
.Round4 Spinage -v-1
Ruta Baga Turnip
Mangel Wartatl
White Cabbage Lettuce Rhubarb
Ice- Coss . do . Vegetable Oyster
Early Frame Cucumber Early Bush Squash
. Cluster do
Long Green do
Nutmeg Melon
Citron do
White Mustard '
Nasturtium ' '.
Red Onion
Silver Skinned do
. , ..China. Beans
. VVh"tt lnt
Si veek Peas
Washington da
Dwarf Sugar or
Honey do
. Marrowfat do.
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Raleigh, Jan. 10, 1831.
9 edwtlAp.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TIIESUBSCRIBE takes this' me
thod of, informing his friends and the
Public at large, that he has attain
removed to the Town of Lbuisburg,
and how" , occupies that large ' and
v -!. ana now - occup
VI. .;,VV. j
ebmmodiouay owned by5Mr. Akx ,
ai and he pletlges himself to do hts; very
to g,ve it istaotton tp all those that may favor:
him with their' custom. . .-', I
4 ,;WJj. P. TAYLOtt.
February . 153L. ' ' ;. 14 jJm v
n.herswi'pxford Examiner, ; .Roanoke Ad
tocate, will insert the above three months and
orward their accounts. " " W. P. T.
TAKE NOTICE ! ! ! -
Mr lApprenuce WILLIAM A VERRELL
who was bound to me bf the County Court.
ot ;Wm Uounty, n. uniu me age .pf.iwemy
lone years, jto learn tne ooic-binding?,,pusiness,
has ninaway.. . He is about 18 years tild, &..when
he went away u , dressed in blue clothes and
a drab box coat with capes. Now be it known,'
that I wilt "pay One Cent Reward for his appre
hension, andno .. othejfcharge for his '.elivtrj'.
I also forwarn all persons accordihij tp uWt from
harboring saitL William V&rreB ajnd caution
those who have no ..acquaiHfa;nceitb:htmf:to he
on th;ir guard from tmsting him, for experience
has taught roe that he is a Ro-ue. . '.'is ' v
f'- D. LINDEMAN.
. Raleigh; Jan. 29, 1831. ; 13 j
THEEierctsespf.lhis Institution commenced
struction tmbraces, m addition to the usuhi
branches of Eivglibh, the. Greek, Latin & Flench
Languages; ' "..;'i , -t' A-.lfl '
The heahhmess and local advantages of)th
place are too well known to require commenti
Boawl can be had on very reasonable 'term'i
with most of the respectable families itf the vd-
... iWTERMS PER SESSION. F
1st plass, $10 00 "1 v v
3d do. 16.X)Cyabayhce,,3
Fittjir Cetsextra .r ch Season . ,
coKtinsrencies.
Feb. 20, 1831;'
A CDpy, rpm li to ll jers old; joif5ncctabV
IL prints, mmai iiabttsanowhoiiean read
wille1aken as an Apprentice to the
ipbvlusmss If dlihr f itiHah iriah ' fbb
J byx the" fttyot(rtnageofi
fc ) ''"'. 'Boole Jdnder -fHfJih: CL'u- :
nbtroeet.A abctcJreduUfUons.? 4 DL.
ImpdttersBTftitert.Slreet, NewYnri
OFFER , FOR" ALE, the largest and J
complete astortmentrof Earthenn.
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Uhintti plain gndgilt Looking Gltma, yc
Ihe, New-York .Market will ..afford, comPnv3
every style and varietyof jthe .newest pattern."1!
v, They ,return.therr most cm dial thanks t0 tL,
Cl'iends in the Sotithern States, for their su-V
in the persecution now, carrying on against thT
ior iiieir reuisai o join a coniOHiaiion
one iariff of nrices for Crockerv: t!.,.L
the trade," ilt is mainly attributable to the
euce of our Soutaeri,!riend, that .we have b
enabled to survive thui far." in1 this
Kitilatiaii i exrvoscd tn Ah nmhiiuit ;,.a H
and capital of the whole trade, endeavor;,. .
effect our ruin and expulsion from business. !
pledge 6tirselys fof our friends to give tliem J
'ery satisfaction! in;6ur power, as regards the n1t
lity' of our goods; he.excellence of ourpacke
and'the. lowness of our prices for Cash or f,?
Acceptances; and ia return, solicit f Voin tiJ
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aicontinuibce of; their patronage, aiul nartirJ
iarY rciucsi uiiisc who nave . inn uence ufa
thejir friends tp exert it in their behalf, M t.
trust the cause m one tfiTey are all interestej m
and much benefit will accrue to us from tlJl
friendly acts in (his way. ; It has been said,
Combi nation was broken up. As it regards pr;
''teii this- is triie, and all, we' think.' friends
pbes will allow that we have effected this clixn J
but we do assure our mead, that at no period
since we vcornmenceov our , system ot unsb.ct
led jricesVwere wc jn greater want of K
ance than at the present moment. Thecomh
nation, of men are ! leaving'; no means untr w
effecting ourtuin, ! that they may revive the oil
ayavcui . wur hcuh auu siiaracier are assaiiea
every shape, . ouv importations waylaid and st
ped in every instarice where threats are suffiti,
ent to iotimidHte.the manufacturers from ju
ply'iog ntr in fine, no VeXation or trouble wliii)
the malice of men -could devise has been n.
lected In this struggle to subdue us. We onci
more call, Upon everv friend of a free trade
come- up topur ' support, and pledge ourselvH
to give1 them o cause torepent of their libetwll
Ity. - , UAKKUW & UO.
12' 88 Water-street, above Old Slip.
State of North- Carolina.
Hay wood County. h
j. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessiong
, December Sessions, 1830.' "
Andrew Caihey, by his attorney VVilliam OuVei
. Thomas Price and Richard-Price
'u , Original attachment.
.!.;y " Levied on fifty' acres of land. , ""
Tf? ithi case, it is ordered by th Court, ibaS
jL publication be, made in the m Raleigh RegH-j
terand NortliCarolma Gazette, tor six wks
notifying, the defendants Thomas Price a nil V4
chard price, to appear at a County CmrtnjS
PJeas auqf Quarter Sesjnons, to beheld forth
County pf,t H4ywoKl: at' the Courthouse ;a
Waynesirille, oj the first Wtbiy after die foirft
Monday of Miich next, then and there to reple
vy and plead, otherwise judgment final will bej
renuereu against inem, aau tue tana copaemaq
to the plaintm vse,' '
A copy. : l est. Kuaciii Lurn i
tWwt irsxar Aatrazf'CoirjjrEfcBiiCK of the Metfai
Jt "dtst PrbtestanVCUuirch, comprisi' g the A
SocVffedfMetbpdist Churches for the D strict tfx
North-Carolina, will ' sit m Granville ountyjU
Rehoboth Mee'iug bbuse, two miles east ofCsi
ford, ; on Thurday the l"th day of March next:
MRS; JOHKHiVY WOOD,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the Pubtit
that she is prepared to accommodate Tra
velfers, Gentlemen; and their Families, Boirden
by the ''day, week,;month or year Sbool Cai
dren tor any length of time. , '. "'
Her House is sitU-'ited in the immediate vicin
ty of the Capitol, the Bnnks, and several Sea)
naries cbEf Ikarhingi There is ; a beautiful ar$
highly cultivated Garden . attached to it; her
Rooms are spacious 'and airy. ' She assures !
those whomay honor h wh their patronage,
that no exertions shall . be wanting on her part
to render them comfortable.
Mrs. IL has also; a-good .Stable., which sbB
be wel)provided with rpritivewler for 'UoneS
and a -careful hostler toattentl to them. -
Prices as moderate as those of any BoardiB
e m the cuy. !
5 Raleigh. Junuary 5. . '-
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BOOKS MSTA TIOXdE Y.
THKStfbscirtbankful;for past favors, bejp
"Jeiivej-'ib annnce-- to his fricn'ls aml'the
Public generdly, that h$ has lately returnfd
from the North, arid Is now opening a very h'"
some assortment of BOOKS St STATION AKY,
wlvich he is determInef1o sett for CASH, 'nrft
jtiinttual etmersajewaa any person in his iii
Uktd'thePolqmaff -;;".
His Stock - being too numerous Tor aa . adves
tisemeht, he invites thoe?wbo want to purchaa
in the Book & Stationary hue, ,tp call and
amine the same, and,he has no doubt but that M
A'llt be able to give perfect satisfaction.
; ., .. '. D, LINDEMAN.
Q3 N. B. b,;li continues to cary on tbe
3W k bind i ng buSirfis in all its branches.
.HonseKof Enttairineiit.
BENJAMIN 3. KIKg; respectfully ahnoopcfs
t o the Pubiic,t that he pitendtf hereafter f
open a House of Entertainment,, t his vtn
known Stand on. Wilmington Street, ;near the
centre of the business part of the city. He so
lici's all peisons vrsUing tlieCiiv. to call on hM"
and he Oaiteri; hibajsclf tbt be :ca1n give satisfy
uon in tare equal to any. other House in iw"
fic-.wiu untfcoaruei"s oy tne montn or yen
Her wpreparKi with good Stable Room, &
prices will be3wnd accommotlating.
. ':' 'lfcr -l ' -r B.S."KIN8
Xtntiaty dSSO.' "Vt.' v J,
NASH COUXTY.
Cbnrily Westray, 7 Superior Court of I
v vs. silk V Sept. Term laa Petitjo?
WilsohiVestr:iy, ,-3 for Divorce. -
IF appearing by the Sherifi 's return, that tU
"defetvlanMs not to be found, that siibfr
as;directed by the Act of Assembly were let f
the place of the DefendantN last residence j
this count v jsnd proclamation having beenP"
'ficUynade at the Court 'House hr, feTrZ
fendant la appear. and answer as commanded V
sati aubpoenas. It is therefore ordered that ;
tice thereof, be given in the Raleigh R; JIS
artfj lloanoke Advocate for three months
. 3m. V iL UBArKXv C N? S.
Pr. Adv. 25.
Febtnary
19
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