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i.V';Va . RAL3&&HSBEG1STEB," AND NjQBTHEaWNA J- I - -.' '"I A I W . 1 ' " ; ' i , . 1 fOH T!"l HAttir.H HK01STK. taintv . litrht Fantasy which Present w,,v , ' to drive away the wpor permit me to trouble you with inother of fnncy s I fi.ek8 havtng observed your liberal attention to the fist,iiKelty is pleasant, even to the nee mind, and those Women's aTe cer- not ill spent tnougn. aevtuw - ntasy; l".-"dHT6rturiate family of the imnd, whenH m mcr i. as is not unfrequent, it grows repugnant w VD1.tnhlp thinkinr. I ! The tines originated in huvinbserved a few of .wl,ir,irenca whose imsjyes nuuer rouuu -t .. . rl Klessi them with their me neari i j H . J Mtevrtte Street, with bunches of Eglantine waving rtundihern. AUOUSI US. Have Poetstunj; of goMeJages fled, When rural labour sweet contentment shed I mm,i with rich Promethean i ' ' On fancy's pinion spread Acadia's praise Has diamond worth, ioftst thought essay d T'unfoM the raptures of a rural ma.d, Or still with elegance fresh pastorals twine - Nor scorn the beauties of a fragrant vinef,-. Or hasbold genius with a master's trace In finest touch pourtnyed the City's RLce, Where art and nature in bright beauty bend A To rear up Daphnes or the Jonqu.1 tend ! A' if so, O Raleigh, pUee of power and art, -i 1Iast thoii no yvuth to take thy minstrel's part, i v. f.tnn( nf rhvine j No pen mspirt u in.u. - . : Yohtd Us measure rich in thought sublime, ! Lend t,ncv down to Oeean's cavern'd deep , And there her powers in softest an.brr steep, i From chrvstHl cuves ideal brightness g'. ! Of pearl and coral rb the mighty main, ! rri iv m earth with more refined sense And use tUv g- nius free of recompense While all thy polished emblems fancy a.ds Tc-spread the praises of thy blooming maids No on they come, in blooming maiden pride Three Virgins tall two lesser nympus beside, I While beams of trahqud virtue deck the smiles Where cipid revels in a thousand wilt s, ! While Zephyrs round them sweet disturbance twine ; :j f Andbcautiesianglelnthe Eglantine, ! The fairy queen with all her little band 1 Around them circle and to w ork each hand, To loose their flowing robes, while Cupid he : Fantastic urchin loves such revelry. . . . .l . i.x..-t cnnvrl rf na:lvc worth. L Oh! whose ma ucart So dad that no admiring thrill gives birth At scenes like tliis-the virgin's brightest sphere ! Her purest, happiest avocation here. i We've seen resplendent ehavms, with colours y in uaii room w 'fe"1 . - 0----play, A contrast poor though sparkling jewels shine, With beauty seen in circling Eiilatvtine. Then let misanthropists tlieir crefed retain And let phlegmatic natures 'dull remain, I,e ours the gentle task, in measured line, To tell of Beauty seen in Eglantine. Ttaleigh, Mirch 24. &mj&0?? : 1 FOR THE RALF.IGH REGISTER, A WINTER'S HOKROLi We antl in" the AVestern Time?, pub lished in Gentreville, Indiana, tne ioi- lowinw account : v A)isTaES5iiG.--'We were informed sr few days since, ;by a gentleman traveller from the west,' that during the severe weather, a man about 45 years of age, his wife, six children, and four horses, ;v ere frozen to death oh the great prairie, in Illinois. When discovered, the mother lay with'a small child in her arms five other children around her the father, with an axe and flint in his hands, as if he had been trying to strike fire a part of his -wagon was cut in small pieces for kindling, and all the horses in; a heap, stiff in their harness. The name of the or where thev were from, was not ascertained when our infor mant passed." T All men feel there is not a heart that God has formed, that does not melt at the contemplation of such a scene as "the one recorded above. But where is the father or mother, who looks out upon the group in the great prairie, and does not feel a swelling of the heart, to which tears are but a momentary, release. There is no giftof poetry to heighten that scene fan cy can lend no color to the, picture na turc, truth, theklfead realities, have done more than ingenuity would have dared to invent or record. vThe ; Mother ad let those whose hearts riave almost burst while watching the ."expirinfr, anguish of a child who have sten the convulsions of death distort the' 'lip af the little one, and felt that life had lost its charms let them send their thoughts to the prairie of the west, and see the mother gazing with unutte rable despair, as one by one, the live children aroand her ceased to breathe let them imagine the anguish with which she turned from the distortion of the vis age, upon which the cold had fixed with indelible impress, the last workings of death's agony One tie yet bound . her j to hope, and she pressed the infant to her bosom haply one of all might be sav ed in such a covert but the source whence the nu-rstlfng was to draw its heat, was cold; the "sympathetic fount" whence had issued the streams of its nourish ment, was frozen, and the littlp one's lifecliilled awayi Yet even in death the mother was provident-? the infant was yet on her icy bosom, her arms knit closely around her voungest born, wbich not death could loose, the congealed effigy of a mo ther's love. And near was the Father he had been engaged in preparation for the preserva tion of jiis flock. ; In pon! and distress, the whole had gathered for sympathy, around the mother; and the father had sought in vain to elicit one spark from the steel, to bring back his expiring fami ly hut the power to effect it had failed ; even a husbaml's and a father's love could not call up the; departed energies and the whole, father, mother, and children, even the beasts of burthen, ceased to ex ist, and lay stiffened, silent, and uncqr- rupted ; as if the king ot, terror? had set up his throne hi the solitude ot the west, was peopling his new -dominion from the. grave, and making tqe out-stretched nrairies Mhe valley of the shadow of death-" U. f PROSPECTUS OF The7Xational Intelligencer. Published in the City of Washington, by , ' . GALES Sf SEJiTQN. h THE NATIONAL INTELLItiJSNCEK is an old established Journal, at the Seat of the General Govrrnment. It publishes, engmaiiy, the Proceedings and Debates of Congress, St con tains a more regular, full, and accurate Report ofthese than any other paper in the'Union ; it contains also, the Acts ot Congress, and all the State Papers and Documents of public interest, luid before, or originating in that body. . These recommendations, in addition to the vaiieiy of other information which is to be found in its co Inrnns, connected with the General Interests of our own Conntrv, with Literature and Science, and the Jjfairs "of the World at large ; together with the character of fairness jwhich the paper has always sustained, make it useful and even valuable "to all who feel an interest in the con cerns of this or of other Countries. The Intelligences is published Daily and TM-iveeJcly . The Daily Paper is $10 a year, or f 6 for six months. The Country Iktf.lt.igenckh is published three times b. week (with ihe exception sometimes of k portion of the recess of Congress, during which it is published twice a week') at the price of Six Dollars a year, payable in advance, or four dol lars for six months Culture of the Grape Vine. ALOUBAT, planted a Vineyard of 4U acres, auctillected his location 6 railed from New-York, on Long-Island, situated on the Lafayette Port lload. His stock consists o!"65,000 Vine's, and a nursery of 5.0,000 Vines of 62 dif ferent varieties, selected in Europe, between the 40fh and 50th degrees of north lat,tude. The present year he has sufficient Grapes to commence .making Wine, and to silence all doubt respecting the success of the Vine in this country. A. Loubat proposes to those who are desirous of undertaking the culture of the Grpe, to f ui -. ish them with lioots three yeari old, carefully labelled, packed wit wet nioss, and delivered on ship board, free of eSpen.se, on the follow ing conditions, viz : For 1,000 or more Stouts, 12 cents each root ; for 50 to 1000, 15 cents each 5 and 25 cents each for less than 50 vines. Payment to be made:on delivery of the Koots. Letters not received unless post paid. Subscriptions received by J. GALES & SON, Raleigh, N. C. ' Messrs. Oa'es & Son ; The verses I have sent you, are the production bf a very young man. They were elicited by the reception of a tract entitled,- "Quench not the Spirit. " ilfycu can consistently with your judgment of propriety, give them a place n y our Poet's corner you will confer a favor on A Fill END. Kind friend, whoe'er thou art, The tribute of a grateful heart, To thy dear self I give ; tf to its Go ', it is not true, It ever shall be true to you, Ever while Mive. Perhaps you'll think a heflrt that's shut Against its maker will not put Reliance on a friend ; . Yet ever willl live thee well, j , NoTnaUt'- wheresoe'er 1 dwell ? "For love thou dost extend. The little tract I have read through ; And lliink every word is true, It makes me very sd j LJJ'it I will read it o'er again, ' -tf v'l hough now itt causes me much pairr, SIP Gaz. Pei haps 'twill make me glad EW PUBLICATIONS. JGALF.S & SON have just received thefol- lowing receij't Works, viz : The Chemistry of the Arts,being a practical dis ,play of the Arts and Manufactures which de pend on Chemical 'principles f cm tlie basis ' of Gra's Operative Chemist With numerous Plates. By Arthur I.. Porter, "late Professor of Cli.emis'try in th? University of Vermont. Tbe Practice of Medicine, according to the prin ciples of the Physiological doctrine. By J. Coster, M. I). ; Elements of Physics or Natural Philosophy, general and medical, explained independent ly of technical mathematics. By Neill Arnott, M. D. pathological and practical Researches on Disea ses of the Brain and this Spinal Cord. By Jno. Abcrcrombie, M. D, Treatise on Surgical Anatomy, by Abraham Colics, M. D. Manual of Putliolpgy, containing the symptoms, diajrnos'is and morbid characters of dist-ssts : together Willi an exposition of the different methods of examination, applicable to affec tions of the heaJ, chest a:ul abdomen. By L M.iitinet, M l). Vo ages and DifCnveries of the Companions of Colurnbtis, by Wnshington Irving.' The Armenians, a tale of Constantinople, 2 vols, ;i'he History of tle Netherlands, being a' conti nuation of the - Cabinet History, by Thomas Colley Grattan.3 ; - , Tales of a Grandfather, being stories taken from, the History of France, 2 vols. Considerations on the Currency and Bunking System of the United States. By Albert Gal latin. Raleigh, 1831. A. Loubat has selected the following spe cies of Grape Vines, as best adapted for the purposes mentioned : Table Grapes, or for ma, 'SO. Picardan, kincr Strom? Wine. 31. " WHITE. 32. 1. Alicante, 2. Rnb'.n fc.yes,vitn big jo clusters ; or ti.il de 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 12. 13. 14. 1.5. IG. 13. 19. 20 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. Tour, gros-grairi, Do Melfing ( or foi tlantj Sweet Guillant, Muscat, Uo. Prontigne, Muscadt lle.trom the 41.: 35. 3G. 37. 38. 59, 40. river, Loz. Malvoise, 'Tokay, Syrian, Constuntia, Mai iga, Meillers. RED Large Muscat, Malvoise, Ked ' Foot, (Pied Rouge,) Bhck Hambourg, Constant ia. For Wine. WHll K. Auvergnat, Blanquette, Doucinnelle, Plant de Dame, Olivette, Duiicette, PUnt de Reine, Hugundia, Morillon, Madere, Bourgelas, 42. 43. 44 45. Chalosse, Pause. t RED. Claret, Auvergnat, St. Jean, Jacobin, Meunier, . Pineau, Prmtanicr9 Teinturier, Boju'gignon, Bobteillant, Suisse, St. Antoine, Cnmet Noir. For the Table Only. IVHiTL 46. Clisscias,(fr. Fon tuiifebleau,) 47. Do- (Johlrn, 43. Do. Clucking, 49. Do. Musk, 50. Muscat Lazarrle, 51. Do. Small Bei- nes, 52. Do. ana, ) 53. po. (fr. Jura) 54. Sauvignon, RKD. Chasselas, . D. Violet, Muscut, Rouge, D. Violet, MiiisCHt Grey, Dimas Viokt, Do. of Piquet, Early Magdalen. , d' Alex tn 55 56. 57. 53. 59. 60. 61. 62. Catalogues may be obtained at 26 Exchange place of A. Loubat ; and ulso his Book on the Culture of the Vine, and on makfng Wine. A LOUBAT has constantly ort hand a good supply of. BRANDY and W INE by the Cusk or Box; mHE following valuable BOOaS, puolished jj.- priacipaHy for 4he use of the Citisensf North-Carolina, are constantly kept on hand, for sale, by the subscribers, viz s i The Uevisal of the Laws of North-Carolina, by the late Chief-Justice Taylor, the late Bartlett Yancy, and Judge Potter, made under the di rection of the Legislature of the State, in two large, octavo Volumes, with ' a full and com plete Inde"x. " Dtto, brought down to the year 1826, by the late Chief-Justice Taylor, with a satisfactory Index. E Havwood's Manual of the Laws of the State, ar liinged in Alphabetical order,' with an appen dix, which brings the work to jhe year 1829. Potter's Justice of the Peace, a new edition, lately revised and corrected, with a number of new Forms, and the Laws contained in which, are brought up to the year 1828. Martin's Law of Executors :nd Administrators, (which is Toller's English Work on this sub iect, omitting such parts as are not in force here, taking the Law as it stood at the settle ment of this country, and introducing every act of Assembly of this State which has alter ed the Law and noticing every adjudged case which throws light on the subject.) This e dition of the work was revised by the late Chief-Justice Taylor. Chief-Justice Taylor's Digest of the Statute Lw of North-Carolina, relative to Wills, Executors and Administrators, the Provision fw Widows and the Distribution of Intestates' Estates: A Work which combines in one view all the enactments which have been made on these subjects for a Century past, and which are dispersed in more than forty statutes. ' Agricultural Essays, written by a North-Carolina Farmer. Allowed by those who are best ca pable of judging, to be the best book for 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 j and horizontal Ploughing : on the Grasses I best suited to this St;ite ; on the best modes of raising Wheat, Turnips and Indian Corn; and treats largely on the raising of Live Stock, Draining Lnd, &c. The Reports of Cases decided in the Supreme Court of North-Carolina, from the first estab lishment of the Court, when it bore the title of " Court of Conference," to the present time, which are as fouws : Reports of the Conference Court, by D Cameron and Wm. Norwood, in 1 vol. The Law Repository,' 'by Chief-Justice Tay lor, 2 vols. Term Reports, 1 vol. by Do Murphey's Reports of the. Saprerne Court, 3 vols. Ilawks's Do A vols. TORE WHOLESALE Fancy Dry (roods Store. nnflE Subscribers have entered into copart tL net-ship' under tbe firrt) of A. G. & F. Coch- ran, and have -taken the extensive-premises 132 Pearl Street, for the transaction of the General Fancy Dry Good business.; A. G. COCHRAN, FERGUS COCHRAN. New-York, Sept. 21, 1830. Devereux's Do Vfcl 1 Hawks's Digest ot the Reported Cases ad judged in North-Carolina, from the year 1776 t. 1826. A Collection of the Militia Laws of North Carolina Jj Subscribers will be received for the Re ports of the Supreme Court which are publish ed at the close of each Term at $1 50 per number, and forwarded by mail to Subscribers in any part of the State. JOSE PH GALES & SON. Valuable Lands and Mills FOR S.QLE. fs TUESDAY the 3d of May next, will be HAVE now on hand, such an assortment of Fancy Goods, as they believe is not sur passed by any other in this country, in variety and selection, comprising the following articles in Canton, French, Italian and Taney British Goods : - Black & colored Kalian Lustrings, Imitation, Plain and 'Changeable do Black, Colored, Si Changeable Groa de Naples, Figured do. in a great variety, Colored, Changeable, Black, St Blue Black Marcellines, 1 5-4 Blark and colored Bombazines, Crape de Lyons, Plain and Figured Mandarine, Plain and Figured Poplins, Algerines, Palme ; rynes of the newest styles, French Prints &. Ginghams, & Foulard Muslins, Pongees and many other articles for Ladies dresses, ' Spitalfield, & Pongee Flag & Bandanna Hdk'fs. Gros de Naples, Gauze, St Crape Hdk'fs. anu Scarfs, Silk and Kid Stocks, and Fancy Cravafs, Black & Colored Italian Cravats, Imitation do Buck, Beaver, Silk & Horse-skin Gloves, Gfos de Naples St Guze Garniture Ribbons, Cap and Belt lt. of the newest styles, English & French Silk Hose, &. Hose, Em broidered 2c Open-work do. Linen Cambrics and Cambric Hdk'fs. Black & Colored French Crapes, Worsted Ba rege, Brown Cotepaly, &c. Sewing Silks, Twists, Braids, Fancy Buttons, Hooks and Ejes, &c. Stc. They will also have an extensive assortment of Lace Goods, consisting of English Bobbinet, Gimp and Thread Laces and Edgings, Caps, Capes, Pelerines, Chemizettes, Black White Lace Veils and Shawls, with a complete assort ment of 4-4 5-4 7-4 8t 8-4, Thibet and Merino Shawls, Cashmere and Merino Long Shawls, &c A. G. &. F. C. have selected their stock with a particular reference to ihe Southern 8s Wes tern markets, and as they will add to thejr as sortment constantly as fres'h goods arrive, their stock will be kept up throughout the year. All of which they now offer for sal; at lowf prices and on the most liberal term, and mostTesnect- fully invite purchasers to call and examine their j stock. i Orders will be promptly executed withi caro ano fidelity. f .- . r i . . on a a lew-ioTK, .ian. i, ojj. V-om. TO THE PUBLIC. THE SUBSCKIBER takes this me thod of informing h.s friends and the Public at large, that he has again emoved to the Town of Louisburg, sold at Pubhc Auction, o:) the premises, by i , now occupies that large and virtue of a Deed ot Trust, for the purpose of -"""""u,imh mvern laieiy ewnen ny r. Anss satlsfving various debts, the Valuable GUIS V : DEL1, and he pledges himself to do his very best and SW MILLS, situ .ted in th- County Gf l gve satisfaction to all those that may favor Halifax. & built bv James Grant. Esa. on Great ! him with their custom. My-htart is sinful, I confess, ;And still you think of roe no less, Than if it were made pure ; I thought I had not sucth a friend, lii need his kindest aid to lend, But now I haveii'm sure. j: ' ! Unto cur God I'll make a vow, It is to "seek; Religion now," While in ny youthful prime ; He hath said ask and I will give.' And now as sure as I do lire, y "I will not lose the time. In mensured vrse I cannot tell, The f. elings of nfly heuit so w ell, ! r As 1 ctmld to lh; face ; " My nlue is slow as you will see, i Li this poor weak adores- to thee, s She keeps a Tortoise pace, j Farewell, !mt at the throne of gnceM JTo which I di e not raise n) face; ! In prayer remember mt ; Pt-ay God toJ-gUl me in the pthr That leadt tli from his righteous wrath In hcM en then Fll ineet tliee. Raleigh, M irch 25. R. N-OTICEj fS TUESDAY, the 26th April tnext, being P the second day of Halifax Superior Court, will be sokl at Public Sale, that well known TRACT OF LAND, immediately on Roanoke River and opposite the Town of Halifax, tor- merly belonging to M iiliam S. Burt, (including the valuable FERUY & a FISHERY) ; and sup posed to contain about 300 acres. Also, the LOT, or part of Lot, in the Town ot Halifax, whereon the Banking-house is situate. Also, two unimproved LOTS in said Town, known in the Plan as No. 80 & No. yy. ; Possession ot the Tract of Land will be deli vered on the first of January. 1832 and the purchaser will be allowed a credit of one and two years from the first of January) 1832, on securing the payment thereof, with interest fiom the said first of January i The Lots will be sold on a credit of one and two years, with interest from the day of sale. Purchasers are invited to attend, as the sales will certainly be made, Without reserve. JNO. W. GUION, Cashier Bk. Newbern, March 5, 1831. 18 ts Fishing Creek, with all the appurtenances !.nd two acics of Land attachrd thereto, on the north side of said Ci'e'.k. The Grist Mill has three pair of excellent five-feet Stones, St is situated abuut 20 miles from the mouth of said creek,on which there is no Mill- eat bel"W it. One Tract of piney woods jLand, formerly owned b said James Grant, containing by esti mation 130 acres, lying on the soutlt side of Great Fishing Cfeek, in the county of Nash, and known as the Lee Tract. j One other Tract of pincy woods Land, form- ' erly owned by sai 1 James Grant, containing by estimation 350 acres, lying on the north side of i said creek, and iin the county of Halifax. j Also, one other Tract of Land, chi fly swam, py and low grounds, formerly owred by said ; Ja. Grant, containing by estimation 1200 acres, lying on Great Fishing Creek aforesai.i, and on j Great Garrell and Rocky Swamps, ajid in the county of Halifax. j AH the lands lie adjoining (except the Lee j tract, which is about two miles distant from tne Mils,) and f;e whole would be a v rr eligible and oroductive acquisition to a man of moderate property. There are few, ifan, more valua- j ble Mills in the Sla'e of North-Carolina The whoie will be sold together, or divided into lots, so as to suit purchasers. Te rns of Sale One. two, and three years credit, the purchaser giving bonds, bearing in terest from the date with approved security, and payable at the State Bank of North-Carolina, at Raleigh. 1 CHARLES DEWEY. CYRUS WHITAKER, March 14 1831. N. B. Doctor M. C Whitaker, the neighborhood, will give any mation required, & shew the premises to those v iu jiiu iiu it) jjuicn tir. WM Petition for Probate of a Will. Trustees. 185t who lives in further infor- THE PUBLICATION' OF THE Pro Pa'ria et Legibus. IS CONTINUE) BY . T.L.HYB&ET WM. F. STRANGE, T is expected the JOURNAL will be made a vehicle of useful information of every de script ion, includinglthe politics of the day, and in politics, advocation so far as they aie separa bk', measures not men. The JOURNAL has hftherto been a warm sup. porter of Gen. Jackson's Administration, and it is not the intention of the Editors to depart from that course. ' - : conditioxs. ; '"' TV? JOURNAL will he published with goocl type on an impiial sht-et at Three Jh liars per annum payable in advance, or Four Dollars at the end of the year. No subscription will be re ceived for less tiipe than one year. And no sub scription will be discontinued until all arreara ges are paid up unless at the option oi the Edit ots. i 1 ' - Advertisements inserted for Fifty cents a square for ihe- first, and Twen?$-fve cciits ibx evejy sub. sequent insevtioji. t i All letters and communications achlressed to the Editors n busmen of the office must be post paid, or they will not be, $t tended to. t The former suhsctiirs to the JO URN L will be considered !s 'roulinuing their sn Inscription w itlicut a foriai notice oi their withdrawal. ' SMITH PANNILL. THE Subscribers have entered into Co-Part nership under the above Firm, for the pur pose of carrying on the Grocery Commission Business. They have taken the House on Sycamore Street, lately in the occupancy of Ccthbrht & Smith ; where thev will keep a constant and general supply of" GROCERIES which they will sell as low ns can be afforded. Any PRODUCE sent them! for sale, will re ceive their brt attention ; and in all cases they promise o use their best efforts to give satisfac tion, 'j JOHN H. SMITH, Of the late firm of Cuthhert & Smith. WM. P ANN ILL. Petersburg, March 1, 183L " 18 4w NOTICE. THE Subscriber (formerly of Petersburg, Va.) having connected himself with Mr. Hkxf.t Rcti-er, of New-York, will lj reafter transact the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, in thai City, at No 5, Cedar, near Pearl Street, under the Firm of BO WEBS & BUTLER. Where, he inviteshis old Friends and Customers to call and see him. Their facilities are such that they will be able to sustain a fair compeii tion with their neighbors. j HENRY G. BOWERS. New-York, March 1, 1831. 18 6v State of North Carolina. Rockingham County. ! ' Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, February Term, 1831. James Patrick vs. Isaac Cummins' .. l .. 1 1 . ii" a t . . r anu iJiiicr', riciib hi a;i w oi t Robert Cummins, deceased. P. TAYLOi. February 6; 1831. 14 3m (Xj The Star, Oxford Examiner, I: anoke Ad vocate, will insert the above three months and orwaV their accounts W. P. T. State of NorthCarolina. Rockingham County. Court of Pleas and Quant r bessions, February Term. 1831. Elizabeth Browder, et. al VS. Iim Browder, et. al. T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court IL tha' lsam Clarke and his wife Tafoitha, and Augusts Fears,are not inhabitants of this State; it is ordered by tbe Court, that publication be made six weeks in the Raleigh Register, giving notice to the said defendants to appear at our C urt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for siid County, at the Court-House in Went worth, ou the 4;h Monday of May next, and op pose the same if they think proper. Wit m s Robert Galloway, Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the 4th' -Monday of February, ISjI. KU. UALLtlVVAY, V.. C 18 Warren's Threshing Machine. A NEW INVENTION. Patented in 1 830. THE Subscriber having purchased the Patent Right of this Invention, for this State (ex cepting the counties of New-H.lnover & Rruns wick), offers them to Farmers as one of the best, cheapest, mist simple, and most durable inven tions ever offered to the public. In every case, he will warrant the Machines to perform with great expedition and thresh the Grain perfectly clean. r One horse will thresh from 150 to 200 bush els of Wheat, Rye, Oats or Rice, per day. If the Machine does not come up to his notice, the i purchaser is at liberty to return it, and receive back-the ourchave money This Machine also shells Corn, as fast as one hand can feed it. I It is common in a new invention, to offer a ; long list of Certificates of performance, &c. &c . &c. In this case, none is deemed necessary, as j the performance of the Vachine is the best pbs l sible guarauiee of its utility, persons having - Cotton Gins',5 will incur no expenCe, further than I the Machine, as it is only necssiry to plat the band on ot tne one, on the other.. Orders for Machines, will be thankfully re ceived and duly executed. THOMAS COBBS. Raleigh, March 15, 1831. if. AVHlTIXG PAPER. TLittvzvt nnts INSTITU'l FOR YOUNG LADIES. TXrQa,TT,TTT'rrKT H TN addition to the Studies before vAvtn - . im give instruction in ' French Language. The Class will corW . V mmi, ai an luies ...... 4.iinim iuc regi:ar tu school. y By the System he pursues, the dull Of committing columns of French verbs , mory, Avithout perceiving ay .ppic!t n them, is avoided and the pupiis will le r ..me, cu, nu ajjtoik jjuuu rrenca irom commenceraent. As this System of Instruction cannot S stood by an advertisement, Parents anti ot interesteAare invited to visit the School -nt T' l .'.; i l. . '""VOv: nu ai an iruur uiai wiay oe mosi Conven I he Lectures on theNatural Scit ' i e i i t . 't-nces a; e t- """Vi.il j(V, Jp liscted Cabinet ; those on Botany, by coli-f !" on Animal Ptivsiolop-v. hv mm,, .r.t;.-.. i ; . , -----i'--"c Heinu-j strations and well executed ngravings 4nj those on Chemistry,' by the best appa,. incipient state of the Institution will afford. ' Th laclinO" ohlfPt nf thi rnnr-ao .,fw, . v - J , v. online, ; addition to ie usual Branches taught in Schuo is to extend to females a fnrl irn...i i . .i o: ...i.- l - . c 1 uociui dticiitctwu'cn iiunerto luve bf uiiiiiisi. ciLiusivrijf uiuiiopoi.seo oy nwiles, t confined to our Colleges and Universale. Rdeigh, March 29, 1831. 20 2W Tm; cr. .-!, given Sams i-i. Same. John Blackburn i. Same. c n LOOK AT THIS ! ! '5 flHE undersigned have entered into Copar1.. 1 nership in the TAILORING BUSINESS, under the Firm of William; II. Jmnikl & Co. Their Shop is one door aboH'e . & Ii. JCnle Store, in the House formerly occupied by Thos. Ioer. 'inievf respectfully solicit he patronage tf their friends and the public generally, and pro mise on their part to spare no painsto give gene ral satisfaction. They have oi hand, a handsome assortment of Cloths, Casimekes and Vestings, withaswpply of Ready-made .. Clothing, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms. - - ' .1 A Vt ESI LH CHFORD. Vila. II. DANIEL. - March -2Sd. 4. I George Simonds vs. Same. T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Jonathan Cummins. Robert t'umniiny. Cyrus Blaclcburn and his wife Elizabeth, James Moore and his-wife Margaret, and Newtyn Corn mins, are not inhabitants of this State ; it is or dered by the Coui-t, that publication1 be made for mx weelsPin the It deigh Register, "giving notice, to the said defendants, that they appear before our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County of Rockingham, at the; Court-IIaue in Wrntwbrih, on the 4th Monday of May next, and ihewi causa if any tliey have, why execution shall uo issue gafnst the i WE have just received a fresh supply of fine Folio and Quarto Post and Foolscap Paper, which will be sold on moderate terms. v 3. GALES & SON. Raleigh, March 16. WASHINGTON 1 ITae arrived at his Stand, in fine healthy And will render ser- SUte of North-Garollaa. Martin Countj. Court of Pleas and Quarter Session?-, January Term, 1831. Mrs. Nancy Grimes - " vs. I The Heirs at Law of Thos. Grimesj. Pe tition for I lower. IT appearing by; affidavit, that James G is not an inhabitant of this State; or. that the said James appear and make dfleijcr-i this suit at the next Court of Plas and Q iir. Sessions,t De held for said county in April ne: or the proceeding will be taken pro .conl'cssj, gainst him and heard accordingly. 20 6 w THOrt. W WATTS C. C. fj. NEW HOPE RIYKilT Y an Act passed by our late General A;3 blv, for improving the Navigation efNYj Hope River, in the Counties of Chatham & Orange, it is provided that Subscriptions opened for raising Ten Thousand Dollars fori) complMhiug the siid undertaking, in Shares c Fifty Oollars each, under the direction of WiH am Boylan, Theophilus Hunter 8t Joseph Gie at Raleigh, or any two of them ; of Dr. -Josef, Caldwell, William Rarbee and Nathanir! K n at Chapel-Hill of Tl.omas D Watt., " W Ula Cain, jun. and Josiah Turner, at HdisboToaj! ancl ot tfenn Moore, Thomas W. Johnston "t: John W. Bynum, at Pittsborough : Notice is therefore hereby That Books will be forthwith openc-d at ea of the above places by the persons appoint! for that purpose, where subscriptions may I mde personallj'j or by power of attorney. ', Said books will be kept! open until the 15 'lay of May next, on which day (accordmh' the directions of the act) there will be 3 m-tn of the Subscribers at Cbapel-Hill, when th M nagers will lay before the meeting the Hon by them kept, containing a statemeit of'U, Subscriptions made. ' If the capitktsam afo said shall not have been subscribed, the Mai gers shall and mayi then or at any time the after, receive subscriptions to make uprSajdc ficiency. Said Act provides, that as soan as one li-j dred Shares of the capital shall be sub.criit the Subscribers shall be declared to be incorj lated, under the name of The JSevc-Hopc A'n J"uziation Company. At the first general meeting, when the Pr dent and Directors shall be appointed, each Si scriber shall py ten dollars on each and ev Share of Stock. Mrch23, 1331. 9 Stale of VYlV-C;aYoina Nask CoukTy. Charity Westray, "1 Superior Court of . L vs. C Sept.Term 1830. Petitii Wilson Westray, 3 ' for Divorce. IF appealing by! the Sheriff's returns, that 1 defendant is not to be found, that subpn us directed by t her Act of Assembly were left the place of the Defendant's last residence J this county and proclamation having been pi ucKiy rnaue at tne; Court H ouse door, tor fendnnt to appear and answer as commanded' sai l subpojnas. It is therefore ordered that 1 lice thereof, be given in the Rdeigh Reg.5 and Roanoke Advocate for three montiis. 3m. J. II. DRAKE, C. N. S. C Fr. Adv. $5 25. State of North-Carolina. Anson County. Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions. January Term, 1831. William B 'M'Corkle rs. the Heirs at Law Jno. Mjy, sen. Ik jrio. May, jun. ' Petition for partition. . IT appearing to the satitf:icli)n of the Co th:it Lucy May and Benjamin May, two of ': defendants in this case are not inhabit.1r.1s of t State. Therefore ordered, that publication, made in the" Raleigh Register S: North-Carol tiiizette for six v.'eek, that unless ihe s;ill-i and Benjamin appear on or before the lstd-n nertt Term, a n I plead, answer 'or demur,' petitiqlgwiR be taken pro confesso, and be ex purte as to them, or either of them, iffls From the Minutes. Tes W. DI3MUKS, ' Ct Price Adv. $2 75. UXDAY SCHOOL BOOKS THE Subscribers have tbe pleasure to mf" the Public, that they have become Age for the following valuable institutions : Th? merican Sunday School Union, Ph;lr..leV'" :md the General Protestant-Episcopal Su( Sctiool Union,- New-York ; and have no h .hd a gened assortment of tbe. Hooks at established Union prices. TURNER Si HUGHtf Kalligb, March 14, JSl. " 13 mr. NOTICE. R SOLI),' at the Courthouse " tn the Town of Rockfbrd, Surrv courU.Vf Witness, Robert Galloway, fcterk of our said Court, at Wentworth, the 4th Monday of Fe- I ion. ' ' r - 1 oruary, laui. 18 6 R0, GALLOWAY, C. C- thfcSenMiniwhioh may1 be discharged by the payment of Fifteen 3ss Dollars, if p:iid within the Season. Thirty Doat"s to Insure, tobe paid when it is nsccrt dned the Itare is in foal or the. property is changed. Fifty Cents to. Hie i-room in every insiaQe. Mifes leti. with the vice at 1 wefttyDoIlars lhe Second Mondav in M -v nest, the fo TRACTS OF L AND, or 8s nmcii t her will be sufTicient to p-jy Vie l ases due T yt Vr 1S29, with costs See tr -y'.t : 100 acres given in by Irci-scott, William W. Shepherd aud others, hi . 29ctes given in by William V; She?! Horse will have good pasturage gratis; or if re- sv CrfUrd-i.iuing Wm. Wolfed oil' qui.-ed, wi.Tbefed on grain at 25 cents per d;.v. 1 da-res "-iven in bv Barnes F. Crfiird. Every care will be taken to, prevent, but 1 will ,(nm ti Yadniii River, ac'ioiau Wm. Buret iw j is.3j'i naiuuc iyi ittuiuuir.s tr escapes pl- aiy Kinn. v asoingion's t'edigree and .up- r'o.) Jintrton's Pedieree and Peifor- lands descended to them fiorh Kobert Cumrain9,i'ance as Race? Horse, being. so well kiiown,'3 deceased. , a 4' f, dee in it unnecessary to mention them. For Particulars, see' Bills. JOHN VANHOOK. LeaBburg, N. C. Mtcctr 1, 2 2J1.. 20 4wl, others. IQ0 acres given In by PauPigg, lying oaf River, adjoining1, Miner M.tsli n o-heis-. 4SS acres givep in by J ,hn Hwnis .b"' hhe Araorat, adjmning Dcy Harris unu. ' TiiOM S 15. WU.-.: 1, - , liy E. RariEii"' " March 3, 1831. 20 ScCv
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