AM .iyf J.i3.ILi-.i,liJ ir JEJM V2i7 J. SU! JUL
A Statement of the Nett Amount of that Branch of the Revenue which i$ receivable by the Slieriffd, for the year
Counties.
3
cos
Anson
hronswick
hiincoHibe
Burke
ea u fort
fe'adea
rtie
raven
Carteret
Currituck
Camden
Caswell
Chowan
Chatham
Cumberland
Col umbos
jCabarrus -
Duplin
avjuson
dgecomu
rantum
luilford
ate9
jrranvi'lle
reene
Halifax
lertfurd
Iyde
Haywood
Iredell
J unes . ,
Johnston
Lincoln
puenoir
Moore,
Macon
Montgomery
Mecklenburg
Martin
New-Hanover
Nash
Northampton
Onslow
flOranse '
(Person
jPa"ank
Pitt
Perquimqns
Rowan
Randolph
Rockingham
Robeson
Richmond
Rutherford .
amps on
Sorry
Stokes
Tyrrell
Washington
Wilkes ,
Wake
Warren'
ne
Sherifls' Names.
B. Hammond
Harrison
flamptnn
John Gambill
.WRUS8
Nathaniel
5 John Boon
6Stenhen Owens
f iGeorse Cromartie
Samuel lam, late fcmerin
8 Lewis Bond
Thomas 1. Pastour
0 Absalom Fulford .
1 IJsaac Baxter
2 Luke G. Lamb,
3 Tjiomas'-Lea
4 William ). Rascoe
5i Horace Df. Bridges
John McLean
t i 1 iv:ii:
8 William H. Archibald
James K. Hill
William Kenneday
Spencer L. Hart
Guston Perry
James W. Doak
James 'R. Riddick
Leslie Gilliam
John VVkaylor
lames Simmons
Richard G Coivper
Henry S. Spencer
Nelson G. Howell
Hiram Caldwell
William Hugins
Town I
Land Tax. , property" Poll Tax.
TK
Dalls. Cts. Dolls. Ota. Doll. Cts.
300 16" 10 64 432 02
138 7 99 155 48
, 187 27 ' 316 40
374 93 27 81 313 58
486 36 504 97
222 22 413 79 i
233 0-2 4 50 349 68
Stud
Horse tax.
Store Tax.
Dolls. Cts.i Dolls. Cts.
Tavon tixj Water
belonging: to Pedlar and
Lit'y Fund. Pedlar tax.
Artificial! Natural t
curiosity
Tax.
Dolls. Cts.;D6lls. Cts. Dolls. Ct
21
22
i2:
24
25
26
28
29
30
1
32
33
34
37!
38!
39!
40
1
42
43
44
45
461
47!
48
49
Allen Si Ballioger
i
Thomas Ward
John Duvis
Nohnan McDonald
James Truit
John M. Allen
Joseph McConnaughey,
Samuel S. Shepherd
Gabriel Holmes
Samuel W. W. Vick
James H. Wood
Peter Harrell
James C, Turrentine "
John Bafnett
Joshua A. Pool
Howell AllbrittoQ
James tng
50 Fielding Slater
51
George Hoover
Martin Roberts
John Brown
William Crawford
William Carson
Curtis Thompson
Thomas B. Wright
59
60
Hezekiah G. Spruill
William M. Cliesson
GlUohn Jkyan
62
63
64
Paschal B. Burt
William G. Jones
William Thompson
.568 94
245 71
115 36
123 99
160 53
875 48
215 03
498 75
357 75
93 40
295 02
233 92
437 95
825 78
381 64
601 23
278 59
593 89
214 SO
91 S 83
334, 15
160 64
111 80
412 72
219 18
356 TO
782
185 92
177 81
95 58
238 80
637 92
278 85
322. 61
306 69
737 15
218 91
888 37
266 12
213 51
509 98
244 01
689 37
421 85
418 56
233 62
266 69
484.76
302 74
369 28
f 470 66
131 55
148 47
205 83
717 11
520 87
457 47
9 72
156 26
19 27
3 45
63 65
15 37
153 76
2 64
f
62
13 22
26 32
24 35
.24 50
21. 85
2 32
29 14
3 46
3
9
4
9
1
5
25
61
20
04
,16
53
38 94
206 59
4 79
1 92
68 80
26 09
20 78
10 12
80 60.
5 39
1 59.
4 27
12 82
1 21
6 49
42 51
36 48
15 57
103 69
39
8 45
711 77
524 90
161 68
231 62
234 01
604 04
589 .16
593-52
588 63
164 31
288 20
$75 81
790 16
479 96
486 36
351 08
903 72
305 31
912 18
224 85
111 It
501 77
263 39
471 13
725 31
385 40
218 64
121 54
333 32
764 60
332 76
605 I?
422 62
731 70
265 64
976 47
460 22;
325 62
513 99
311 80
778 14
329 94
441 09
339 72
349 8
578 29
451 29
356 45
446 50
185 74
162 62
231 24
907 85
722 11
333 89
12 69
3 76
15 51
15 51
20 68
42 77
9 40
4 70
10 81
53 58
19 74
71 91
26 32
7 05
94
10 81
36 19
47'
26 32
60 63
20 68
49 82
21 02
58 28
24 44
3 76.
11 28
23 03
B 46
21 38
38 07
122
16 45
3 29
50 76
16 92
11 28
25 5
88 36
ns 80
80 37
59 48
2 82
16 92
15 04
11 28
27 26
15 98
5 17
15 04
32 43
15 04
15 51
37 60
6 58
7 52
3 46
84 60
41 36
10 34
112 80
33 84
28 20
131 60
103 40
224 66
30 08
154 16
622 28
48 88
43.24
129 72
174 84
1.86 12
124 08
763 28
16 92
101 52
50 76
77 08
165 44
141
233 -12
62. 04 '
266 96
62 04
197 40
24(5 28
82 72
33 84
129 72
22 56
48 88
169 20
35 72
33 84
39 48
90 24
195 52
92 12
940
. 84 60
36
224 66
60 6
289 52
120 32
109 04
144 76
99 64
135 36
22 56
7896
139 12
39 48
122 20:
159 99
28 20
138 18
52 64
301 74
116 56
80 84
22 56
15 04
.41 36
26 32
41 36
109 04
4 76
41 36
101 52
41 36
52 64
109 04
60,4 6
26
37 60
48 --88
' 7 52
11 28
56 40.
67 68
48 88
15 04
37 60
37 60
48 88
33 84
37
'A-60
169 20
1 f2 80
150 40
18 80
56 40
56 40
fin
to ov;
75 20
75 20
75 20
112 80
18 80
1 8 80
18 80
56 40
18 80
56 40
-28 20
i Billiard
curiosity ! tcate Tfr. T Tdble
Tx- gi Tax.
T-l I TV 11 ' il TV II (I.
S. UOllrt. VlSi IJOliS.. 13011S.. -Kj.
XB3 t,
'47 Q6
28 20
28 20
28 20
28 20
23 20
9. 20
56 40'
56 40
8460
56 40
;,28 20
28 20-
28! 20
14 10
44- 10
-r f
28 20'
14 10
14 UJ
K JO
28
28 20
14 ia
4 7.;
123011 30
35 28012 87 11515 85 19163 31
37 GO 18 80
30 08 . . 56 40 ; .;. -
18" 80' 75 20 ' -
22 56 ."18 80-
37 60 18 80 J -. .
78 96 112 80 28
26 32 18 80 .s . -
33 4 18 80. -
15 04 18 80
22" 56
33 84 N75 20 56 40 ,
75 20 . 18 0 '28 2
109 04 - v; 2;.20
22 56 - '
37 60 37,60 .
26 32 18 80 - '
94 ' 75 20 56 40
30 08 18 80
127 84 28 20
45 12,. 18 80 " !
26 32 .28 20v
26 32 3760; 84 6a
11 23 18 80
63 92 56 40 84 60"
15 04
11 28 75 20 - :
127 8 J 131 60 28 20
30 08 112 80 -
48 88 75 20 56 4ti
75 20 75 20 ,.56. 40
22 56 70 50 ' 28 20
33 84 4 70 '28 20
22 56 11 80 28 20
90 124 118 80 56 40-
30 08 ' , -
33 84 75 SO
I2737. 28 2575 60 ! l28T86
14 10
44
.t3 5
'14 in
.14 10
t28 20
14 10
28 20
14 10
14 10
28 20
14 10
m
e-T
4 jO
Amoifht
due by
Sheriffs.
Amount
paid by
SterilVs.
xoDoll. Cts.DolU. Cts.
li 933 17
i
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15-i
16
19
20
21!
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
31
470,00
: 9 0
-40
9'
;4-
0
"0
352 50 1 9,1 tPO
j3
34
36
38'
39
40
41
42
43
44i
45
6
48
49
Va
511
52
53
DO
56
57
58;
59
60
61
62!
63
64
405 81
573 23
1138 91
'l3()6 70
1 148 f 31
631 38
"33 84
1613 32
.1688 27
386 55
512 59
648 81
1 35L 45
9tr02
1420 53
'201852
367 04
828 56
852 59
1085 95
1941 11
1120 95
1546 84
774 43
.1972 54
642 59
2130 57
1057 20
528 37
357 97
1175 34
' 558 20
64 10
1957 54.
. 66Z 78
496 31
'312 52
688 44
1&53 18
842 85
2697 59
'862 32
1769 74
591 75
,2478 37
874 86
1013 60
. 125 91
933 17
405 81
573 23
1138 91
1306 70
1148 31
631 38
33 84
1613 32
1688 27
386 55
512 59
648 81
1351 45
947 02
1430 53
2018 52
367 04
. 823 56
852 59
1085 5f5
1941 18
1 1 20 95
1546 84
774 43
1972 54
,642 59
2130 57
1057 20
528 37
rrii J : .. , ., 1 4 . -
i Statement qf the nett amount of that branck of the Revenue vfhtch is receivable
oy fhe Auctioneer for duties oh ale at Auction, for 8 18323 j and ' Jrpm jhe
jinnies ofJVewbern and Cape Fear, for the tax o 1833; era $tock owned by indi
viduals, at one per cent.
Names;f Auctioneers.
George W. Da-is
Xeeclham Cannaday
Natlitffuel .!. Oliver
Thomas' V.-mjyhun-
Edwarrl Wilkinps '
Sam'l W. Tillinsrhast
Jonas Fuller
Iljfnrv'Oewey
Joseph S. Fowler
Sums ile Siim paid
Counties. by Auc- by Auc-
tioneeirs tioiveers.
! r'. Dolls. Cts. Dolld. Cts
New -Hanover county, for 1832 54 41 54 41
Carteret do do 5 i58- 5 58
Beaufort do for 1833, 20 00 20 00
Pasquotartlc do do 54;90 .54 90
Cumberland do do 226 57, 226 57"
Cumberland do do 221 72 ,221 72 1
Cumberland do ' do 24 70 24 70 j
Craven do do ,48 01 48 01 j
Craven do do 19 75 19 75
675 64 : 675 64
BANKS.
Bank of Newbern
Bank ofttfpe Fear
Shares owned by
Individuuls.
3827i
2601 .
Amount j
due.
Dolls. Ct
3827 25
2S01 00
6428 25
Amount
paid.
DoIlsrCts.
3827 25
2601 03
4.
6428,25
RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS.
Revenue paid bv he Sheriffs, the Revenue of 1832, $70,571 92
Paid by the Sheriffs, on additional returns, 285. GO
From which deduct Tavern Tax, belonging to the Lite
rary Fund, - - - -
70,857 52
2,737 28
753
93
470 00
1880 87
923 26
1249 11
617 70
810 52
1553 86
92 74
1064 51
1395 26
473 33
560 01
597 40
2280 43
1431 37
1000 03
357 97
1175 34
558 20
964 10
1957 54
667 78
496 31
312 52
688 44
1853 18
84,2 85
2697 59
862 32
1769 74
591 75
2478 37
874 86
1013 60
1245 91
753 93
188a 87
928 26'
1249 11 4
617 70
810 52
1553 86
952 74
1064 51
1392 26
473 33
560 01
597 40
2280 43
1431 57
1000 03
68,120 24
Bank Dividends on unappropriated stock, 5,528 00
Sales of Land and Netrroes. - - - - - 1.44? 551
Charles Manly, on his bond, - - - - . -' 450 43
! Dividend on Sta'e Bank Stocky - - - - 54,493 89
Dividend of Bank of Newbern Stock, '-; 45,450 00
Buncombe Turnpike Company, (Dividend ojn ?tock,) 553 00
Cash reed of the Ex'rsof John Haywood, late Pub. Treas 19
Do ree'd of Gov. Swain, ex officio, Guardian of J. N.Forsyth, 190 50
Received on account ofs de of Furniture, - - ' - 100 82
Received of John Holloway, on his bond, ' ; - ' - -413 52
Received of Fabius J. Havwood, on his bonds, - 680 40
R ceived of Alfred M. Slade, security nf Ediv'd Griffin, . 673 29
Received of John Sloan, late Sheriff of Mecklenburg, 1,050.51
Cash received for rent of Public Land, . - 10 00
Do received of John MicR-te, - t - . . 3,153 38
Do received of Bank of Cape Tear, (Bank Tax,) 2,60100
Do received of Bank of Newbern, (do do 1 - 3,827 25
Balance due North-Carolina on the 1st November, 1832. 7,924 73$
Deduct Disbursements for 1833,
196,744 70
138,867 46
LITERARY FUND. K
Amount paid on Entries of Vacant Land, for 1S33,
Do for Auction Tax, for do
received for Tavern Tax, for do
received for Bank Dividend,
received for Dividend of Stock State Bank,
receive d for Dividend of Stock Bk. of Newbern, 3,525 00
received of George McNeill, Treasurer, (Cape
Fear Navigation Dividend.) 566 14
Balance due Literary Fund, 1st November, 1832, 88,586 32
Do
Do
Do
Do
6,270 43
675 64
237 28
564 00
14,100 00
Dolls.
57,877
24
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND. '
To amount received on bonds for C ierokee Lands, 1,397 48
" Cash received on account of sale of Camp Equipage, 61 13
" Balince due the Board 1st November," 1832, , 813 40$
117,024!
Deduct disbursements for 1833,
2,272 vOli
1,293 93
81 J
978
0R1
175.88014
70.571 92V0.571 92 j
D
DEFERRED AltTl CL.ES.
Swarfs anit Gtan.4-rhe celebrated
Polish dwarf, Bebe w1k weighed only a
pound at birtfij.and ninje pounds at five
jears of age, when He Was twenty-two in
ches in height, passed ait that. period into
the service of Stanislaus, King of Poland,
and became the monarch's favorite.
Ten years afterwards he had attained the
height of 29 inches, but he then began to
pne, and died (in 1763) ,at twenty-two,
with all the marks of premature old age.
Bebe's parents were of the ordinary size,
they carried him to his christening in a
plate, and cradled him in a wooden shoe.
Borwaliki attained the height ol 28
inches. He married at twenty-two, and
his wife is said to have presented him
vith several well made md full grown
children. His parents were above the
ordinary size.
St. Hiiiare, a French author, who has
recently writtenn this subject, estimate
the. height of Goliah at nine feet, cap in
cluded j and he observes that modern
giants have attained about the same alti
tude. The greatest average stature of
4nv whole Deoole is saiditn hp 6 feet and
Su inch, which is the patajronian case.
ue ckquunuux anu uoscniinans ;an i
thiupian tribe) ,are set down at 4 feet, as
the miniiftum of the human race. Both
Riants and dwarfs are almost invariablr
mbecile, ,audr die at an early age. ,
notion Merc. Jour,
Discovery of Indiatf Corn. Previously
to "tfie fcettleuient of the Puritans in New
E'lgUnd, they formed parties lor explor
es lhe country. Captain Miles Sant
dish, who may be called fhe-hero of.New
Kn!and, commanded one of them, con
istingx)f sixieenien. In their progress
tey met with ?pvifi.l c.ntt i.vn.
Ped by them to be burill pbces for the
. uul a-iiey auvanceu, nnuin
iliunv i
' ."jr tioseiy exauuneu men,
d found that they: contained Indian
n. Being buried in the car, it excit
tQ Uiejr curiosity, and by ume of the
party it was thought 'a valuable' acquisiti
on ; while otheri, who ate it in a raw
state, did not relish it, and thought ft
worth little or nothing.
however, some for
spring, rquanto,
TIIOA lS M. OLIVER,
, FOR GKQ. " "DIXON, OF NEWBERN.
TTl KSPEQTFU.l.Y informs the cit z-ns of
i V Raleigh AMtthe publi generally tliSt he
I) . s opened, orsayettt-villeStject, four : floors
South of the PS-Office, and immedintely o'v
Structed them in the culture of it, and it n) brrtifielITeeh : also.jluff, clean, fi!e and posite Dunn & ,?t Jg )ris Store, an elegant assort-
W. It. SCOTT,
DENTIST,
IENDERS his Professional Services to the
was, probably, the
in". They secured, rTIENDERS his Professional Services to th
seed in the ensuing 1 Ladies and Gentlemen of Rdeiffland itrf vi
r. ii T ,. . cinity. He may be.tound al IliKsbee's IlofeJ.
a friendly Indian, in- uJe win inserf from one to R wllole MPt yf Natll
Wake Yorest lustvtutfc.
AT a meetine: of the Baptist State Convention
of North-Carolina, in Richmond County, on
thf 1st 6th instant, the folio ing persons wt-re
appointed as a Board of Trustees for the said
Institute :
means of saving them extract, as well ai? regulate Children' Teeth. mem of ;
afterwards from famine. H's prices ure
when rendered
U . II 1- ; MlnMA Mtn.lA t T..I
ne rimosovner owtaone... a. learnea i -J: L .' .-4i:- ,i,Au:n-.
philosopher bein yery busy in his study, As4his stay will be short, those who wish to
a little girl came to ask him for some fire, consult him will please apply -soon.
' But," says tjie doctor, you have no- Prices as follows:
thing to put it mr and as lie was going For CieansinR Teeth?
to tetcn sometning lor mat purpose, me
little girl stooped down at the fire place.
moderate, and if hi services, FlSIll0jilBLE CLOTHING
.Should not prove .satisfactory, ' ;! NSlsmB or
ia charge made. It requested, -;-
and taking some cold ashes in one hand,
she put I iv embers on them with the o
ther. The astonished doctor threw down
his books, saying 44 with all my learning,
I should never have found out that expe-
dlent." ! ,
Aa Estray. Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock
advertises her husband Zurial Bullock,
in a late Ohio paper, who she says has
strayed from her enclosure, or been stolen.
The beast ought to be impounded where
ever he may be discovered, until he can
be carried back. W e believe he
several little Bollocks behind hm.
' Phiggtng do.
i -i- --
$2 50
1 50
50
5 00
Insertiner Artificial Teeth '"
Satisfactory RelVrences will he piven.
Fashionable
SHOE AND HAT STORE.
fllHE Subscriber is now opening at his Store,
JL a few doors east of the Market House, in the
City of Kaleigb, - '
SEVENTY PACKAGES OF SHOES,
left Containing betjveen five and six-thousand Pair ;
of which, 1300 are Ladies' Shoes, .-made lo or-
c n... nlv;
ouuci line. ,
filvjk,
Russel Brov n,1
i Duplin, .
' invisible Gt-en:
-.Rifle Creel ,
B'ue,
Black, ?
Rus.sel Bro rsn,
Dahlia, f
' " Invisiolif Gteen,
Rifle Greeny
Ohve, .; i
ri .rt. t
-Petershn
Iiivi-.ib'eteei
iV. Y. paper.
der in Philadelphia. Atponjr these may b'
found Kid lined . Dress Slippers French
!j 1 Morocco do. Kid Straps and Village ties do.
j Boston, Nov. 2. prU!,elle and Lasting,- of every kind, Gaiter
Brutal. Uur readers;, at least a large Boots &c.
5-CLOSE COATS.
i ,
1
J
'I
FROCK COATS.
f
. . k.
OVER COATS
Doveftltf jred PANTALOONS
Blacl&g sag
do-'lcsjred j
Brownj;&. 8ic. J
Figured tinsel Velvet,
Brown -. do. do.
Black - do. do. -
Blue ; "do- do . -VESTg.
-Blaclc; d Blue Cloth
wfte, plai i,'
Black, do
Drab'
number of them, may haveCfcticcd a gram
waggon which passes, frequently through
Washington street, drawn by three beau
tiful gray horses. Oa Thursday morfiinff,
the driver, who it seems is a vry passi
onate manr after whfppinw the noble ani
mal that worked in the thillsv in a cruel
& barbarous manner with the la'sh, struck
V.tlenl"v -Plain and Fieured
Also. 300 Pair of BOOTS, from $2 .50 to 7. Black iorentine & Satin-Silk 1
Patent India Rubber Shoes, with soals," lined Kvery article has been made in the latest
and bound. : . Fashion, by first rale workmen, from poods im-
Common do. do. ported jtlris Sll and selected by G. W. D.
Boy's, Misses and children's Shoes, of every. ;n New York and Philadelphia.
description. . ' He hs also on hand the usual varieties to be
Brogans and Negro Shoes, of various qualities, found in a Merchant Tailor's Store, viz Flan-
II ATS, of every knd, and at various prices. net Shirts an t Drawers, Gum Elastic and Knit,
Wm. P. Biddle, . of
John Armstrong,
Wm. Sanders,
Isaac Reson,
Janu s Watkins,
Thomis Boyd,
John Porievent,
Thom:s Stradby, .
Hugh Q.-iin,.
AWrtd Dockery,
James K'mp,
William Crenshaw,
John Purify,
William Rolea,
Alfred Burt,
Allen S. Winn,
Grorg W. Thompson,
Simon J. Jeffreys,
Allen Bowden,
Thomas Crocker,
Amos J. Battle,
William Hooper, -Joftu
Culpeppi-r, sen.
John McDaniel,
Cliarles McAllister,
Aaron, J. Spivey,
Joseph B. Outlaw,
Turner Carter,
Henry Austin,
Daniel Boon - .
David Thompson,
Paul Phifer, f
Alexander Mosely,
George M- Tliompson,
Jo-eph Ilalsey,
Charles W. Skinner,
' Thomas Meredith v
David S. William?, -Stephen
S. Graham,
Joseph Spurgen,
Craven,
do.
d.
Guilford.
.Anson. ;
Mecklenburg.
Brunswick.
Buncombe.
Lincoln
Richmond.
Person.
Wake.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Franklin,
dp.
do.
Nash.
Ormge.
ilonfgomery.
CumS rland.
do.
Bertie. -do.
do.
Edgecomb.
Johnston.
do.
Rowan.
Leno'rr.
Pasquotank.
Tyrrell.
Perquimans.
Chowan,
Sampson.
' Duplin.,
Davidson.
J. GRANT, Comptroller. .. - .
; ... . ... ... .
SUPERIOR CJMMPMGJV
AND OTHER IMPORTED
wines.
d) Boxes Genuine Champaign,
just Imported, and (or sale bv
IIOLDERRY ik'McPHEETEnS.
Petersburg, Nov. 5, 1833. . 1 3w
State of North-Carolina,
Bertie .County.
In Equity. September Term, 1833.
William Brittun & John Drizzle, Complainants,
? .And
Stark Armitead, Trustee of Thomas h. Willhnv
A,1 Turner, and the s ud Thomas & Wm. A
Turner, , ' Defendants.
IT appfanng to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Thomas ?nd William A. Turner, by deed
of the thirtieth day of Dtcembcr 1829, conveved
to Stark Armintead- all their. Ut-al and Personal
and all l heir . Chose in Action, in trnsi to. rll
the property and collect the fums due. on the
chosrs in action ; andthat' he elioold with the
moneys thence arising py H he creditors of
said Thomas St William A. Turner ii it wer t
sufficient tor that purpise .: And if it was not
sufficient to pay the whole of the: debts, that
each debt should be paid pro rata. I And where
as it doth appeal" to the Court, that Willia-n
Britten is a creditor of Thomas & William A.
Turner and entitled under the deed to have bis
debts or part of them paid out . of the money
collected by Armistead : And whereas he hatb
filed the Bill in. this case to have an account of
the trust from Stark Armistead the Defendant,
and to have his de.bts pakl in whole or in part ;
Ami m iierras it doth also appear t? the Court,
that it iv nolkfiowri to WUiiaro Britton the Plain.
tiff, who were the creditors of Thomas & IV il-
liam A. Turner at the date of bis said deed, and
as such enuiled to hare with the plaintiff Wit n
liam Britton in the trut fui d, and to be mad
Who are requested,-tr as many of them as parties tb this Bill eitler as Plaintiff at Defenbtiry
cn conveniently to meet in Raleigh, on Tues, ant$., ft is ilierefore ordered by the Court? . . .
Calf, Seal, Lining and Morocco SKINS. ebbSusprpders s H.skin, 8t Buckskin Gloves day the 3d December next, to attend tqf the io- this that publication be trade in soit,nhat
Having purchased these Goods in the best Sat-n.' Velvet ! Bombazine. Florentine &. Cravat terests oi me wa .orent wsinuxe -wmcu win ewsptper in Haiuh and in uc Windsor iute
a blow on the temple with the heavy but markets, and on the most favorable terms, ha stock'i.JllfjtiE which are offeredat moderate commence its operations the 1st February, 1834. ,4m fmm the pfead time till next Term, JW tn"
of the whip handle, felled the horse to the Subscriberflers himself that he will be able terms ; '1 -' - it ifc requested that those who may wiafi lne Vreditors of said Tioia& William A,Tprtf,
jrrntind and imtantlv killed him. The to give entire satisfaction to bis customers. N B. Ge tlemen wishing to have their to send Students to this luslUnte, wdl please neTf ppear it tbe next Terra; iWs Court, ,0Pr;
f,T .n.T K hSnnd to Mr. Eli- I : r-KS LON, ... clothes mdJ,Ir.- DUon, will please leave forward eir nameso JEider S-md Wade or tbe ScfMobdayof
" , . & .t eirm IW- Raleigh, Sept. a, IWJ. J J-i&U the order d measurea with Mr. Oliver, nminm ueMiaw, i me we rwi i-v- selves ,tb be maie pameratiwa! iuv.BMt vMai,
Sill VVheelcr, WOO was ottereu gjuu 0rr j n t.a..atrv Shoemakers Will fiwl it to their TJ,.jirti J tf. fict. before tbe- 1st January next. Letters to be v.il.i.m RrittotK
the one that was killed only last week,, advantage to call and examine his Stock, where
The driver we learn, has been apprche they can at all times procure every variety of
Hail attii imai m tnd ruce uuuil.
BLrAt KS OF ALL KINDS
-H , bale at. to Office.
post paid. By order of tbe Convention,
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November 8,1832. 5 3w
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