4
v ': ' . ;'( '-T , ' f . : . .--'"1 Jf--.S!W.-.t ' v4V
1 W' ' V -1 Ows are-tbc plans of fair deligiitfnl peace, unwarp'a by party rage, to live llk brothers." . - , - . :v. ,b V - -rtr:""
jl'lBBB DOliliAKS rcr Annum y
Orli HAiiff yi.wLmF rv" -
i : M., . . .i;MaATrwwo?r8-s -.8-e.v-i---- - - -;
...ninnnniSAnahainni1tinCf '
rKLOLlA'--"- i "J- .
Those whodonot,eitner attneuipe ot suDscnouig
or gubsequeritly,givettoticertlieir Vfsh it haTe
th Papef JisconUttued fttihxpitatrori of tfie
.r willbepreaufhedastfesirtns itseohUnoance
until countermanded u
jot e icceding sixteen lines be ctrfrgd One
T)0iar for tne nrsunseruon; ana cweniy-nve cenis
for each subsequent publication: ttfose ofgTeatej
length in proportion.. If the mitnbr Minser
(ions be not marked oh theni,tb,ey will be ntin-
u9ilnatil orJercd out, and cliarged Iccordinu-
l i :nr. csi,. it
IWi"1 . ; m willi it hamltmn nrnnprtv
b, charged 25 perce nt.; higher th the .usual! CastJe beefi h
rates. - - i ' f ,'
I Reduction of 33 1 percent, iviirbe made ty those
vb,o advertise by the jear.
Our ride wi 5yery pleasant, andiirf ;
such Ainusem'ts)assawdy.oneQf4f?e
most-pl easant weeks that I ver . rensem
Beretl. Willemott was not the jeast al-terd-5
he .was as frysndly, -as siricera. as
w h en i a t sch oo I . l j c f t hi nut pi e a s eld w ffh
his .prosperity, nd acknowledging 1 hat
be was .veil jiUserving of It, although hi
ideas hatTasstuhed uch 4 scale of mag
nificence. . . i - ; .
I went to India when mj leave expired
and vas absent about foiir years Onflny
return, I inquired after my -fr tend yille
raolt, and was told tliat r his circumstan
ces and expectations, had been greatly
.altered.. Frem man4auSes, such as a
cliange in the Governtn.elnt, a demand for
ecoftomr and the wording, of his con
tracts having been differently rendered
from what Willemott had supposed their
meaning to be,large itemis ha'il been struck
out of his balance-sheet4aod, instead of
being a millionaire, he yas now a eentle-
Belem
now lived
at, Richmond, as hospitable as ever, and
mm t . . . t
was consiuereil a ffr.eat aciuition to me
RETRENCHMENT i
jTukof of her climes, but suitable to
present tunes. 5
Cut tour coat accoi ding to your cloth
.in old inaxtiu and a wise one ; and it
h?ople would 'only "siiuare their ideas
Ijccortunj; to ineircircuiusiauces,- iijv
loucli happier migltwe ajl be. Ml we on -
lj would come wwu, a peg orKiwo iii our
Inotions, in accordance wiuvur waning
lortnes,happinesquil beat ways with-
t T . kit l .
.ieihDor ioou. I iook tne eai uesi onnor
tiroitv nf Win fliiwn t sppliim. Oh.vehicle.'as I cannut mv wife
wyMear Reynolds, this is really kintt of
you to cuiue without invitation. Your
room is ready, and bed 'well aired, for it
wa$tsfept in three nighUago. Mrs. Wille
mott will be delighted t(b see you.'
I found the girls stilti unmarried, but
they were yet young. The whole family
appeared as contented.; and-happy, and
as friendly as before. We sat down to
dinner at six o'clock ; the footman and
coachman attended. ' The dinner was
god,but not by th arliile extraordinaire..
. i. t : .ua K ni i nraispu pverv mtn?. i
M OUT reat'l.. up mi nnai Hviiaiv) wi I I - j ----,, j
i .... i t- ...i.:.i..t,i,,...cni,trMoi y rpniipn np. Riip is Ji verv hoou
fnim our felicity; It is ihe longing lor' cook; she unites the solidity of the hng-
Imore tnan we iiavc, ihc cumius
I. .n i a in nit
who possess that more, and tne win to
ppear in the world of more ponsequence
thin we really arc, wtucn uesiroy our
peace of mind, and eventually lead to
ruirr. 1 never witnessed a.inan suumu-
tinj to ciixum6tances with good humor
ami good sense, o remarkably as in my
fnpml Alexander. Willemott. . When I
rst met hinv since our school days, it
as at the close of the war ; he had been
alarn-e contractor with Uoverntnent lor
irmy clothing and accoutrements, and
wassatu to have realized an immense jor
tune, although his accounts were not yet
setiM. Indeed it was said that ihey
were so vast, mar, u wouu einpioy ic
time of six clerks for two csts, to exa
mine them, previous to the'balaocej-sheet
ieini struck. - As X. observed, he had
been at school witft tne ; and, on my re-
jlurn from the East Jodies, I called upon
Hum to renew our old acquaintance and
konzratulate him upon his success!
My dear Keynolds, 1 am veiignteu to ;
pee you. iou musomeuowmio oeieiu
Castle ; Mrs. Willemott will receive you
kvith pleasure, I'nv sure. You shall see
my two girls. '
(consented. Ihe chaise stopped at
7
those usn witn tne delicacy oi ine rrencn iare,
and, altogether, I think it a decided im
provement. Jane ts quite a treasure.
After dinner he observed, ot course you
know I have sold Bclem Castle, and 're
duced my establishment? Government
have not treated me fairly, but I am at
at the mercy of. commissioners, and a
bodv of men will do that which, as indl-
. . . . ...
footman, who had rubbed down the
nies and pulled on his yvery.
A good, plain cook is the best, I think,
after all,' observed Willemott. Your
fine cooks' won't condescend to roast and
boil. Will you take some of this sirlSin?
the under cut is excellent. ' My tlear,
give Mr.' Reynolds some Yorkshire pudding.'
"When we were left alone after dinner,
Willemott told me ery unconcernedly
of his losses. ' v
'It was my own fault,' said he; I
wished to make up a little sum for the
girlif and, risking what they would have
had, I left them almost pennyless.-
However, we .can always command a
bottle of port and a beefsteak, and what
more in this world can you have? Will
you take port or white? I have no claret
to offer you.T
We fioishedgour port, but I could per
ceived no difference in Willemott. He
was just as happy and cheerful as ever.
He drove.me to town the-next day:
During our drive, he observed, I like
ponies, they are so little trouble; and I
prefer them to driving one horse in this
a
and daugh:
ters into it. l'ts seltish to keep a cai
rwore for vourself alone, and one horse
in a four-ulieeled double chaise appears
like an imposiion upon the poor animal.
I went to Scotland and remained a
bout a year. On my return I found that
my friend Willemott had again shifted
his quarters. He' was at Brighton and
having nothing better tp do, I put myself
in the Times,' and arnved at the Bed
ford Hotel. It was not until after some
inquiry that 1 could find out his address.
At last I obtained it, in . a respectable,
but not fashonable part of this overgrown
town. Willemott received me just as
before.
I have no spare bed to offer you, but
you must breakfast and dine with us
everyday. Our house is small, but
very comfortable, and Brighton is a
convenient n ace. You know Mary is
( v
married. A good place in the courts
was for sale, and my wife and I agreed
to purchase it for Rivers. It has re-
. ...
u like to listen to bim : and if you do ( Transiilvania Universitii
nt, hewill listen to your bad ones ; he I irruiisil TftAnnrtmeiit.
wfll laugh at your-jokes and pity your ' ' 1 -
grief $he will eat at any: table and drink fpHE Trustees having re-organized thia.Depart
at apy tavern he will chirp ovpr his) f-umcnl of Institution, by the re-appntaet
f i . . : . i . , ui i luce ineuiDers oi iae ioriuer x acuity ; tuc
glass, and praise the .nastiest wipe that tion of mchel!. and Ckoss, late
was ever ooiiied j ne will never ue me ; Professors in theMelical College of Ohio and
fiijst to break uparparty, but will sit be- the creation of an Adjunct Professorship of Anatomy
fond midnight Jcindly oblivious Uf his and Surgery, the Lectures will commence as usual
wife and children.- A good fellow is j nine ntw monuay ox pvemDer, wiia me jomow-
quite in his glory, and at the ver per-)"1'8- TrnTV,v - ' n
tefction ol his goodness, when he is halti-'rmMrf7flS w ,;"aT
cunk, or half asleep. II you have wit, hct ProfeB80r.
you may make him your butt; and;if you i institute of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence,
hajve not, youoiay play offyour stupid i- j by JAMES C. CROSS, M. D. c
ty upotrhim, and he will take It lOrwit. ! lheory and Practice, by juuim r-flbKbt, m. u
STATE OF NOftf HJCAttOUKA.
" FrknVUa Counf
Wra, D. Jones and Trattciiughrcri v
platnants,'
Wm, A. Battle, Administrator of Jatnes Farrier,
'deVd, Mfcajah Tt H awkiiur and vDe rtiili O
JJnen, Executors of Joseph Hawkins, deCd
Philemon Hawkins,, and , the; Administrator
or other, legal Keprejentative.bf .Benjamjn
Hie must care for nobody, but be at every i
bejdy's service ; he bears no resentments,
and is obliging to all the world, except
tojhis own family, of whose existebce he
seems hardly aware ; his mind,'. like his
body, segms to have acquired a labit of
siftiBg qtiietly down and confining .itself
tot a place he is a man who looks las tho'
he had forgotten yesterday, and ad no
thjou ght for to-morrow; he is a cotnpiete
nose of waxy to be twisted or squeezed
inito any shape ; he has no mental or mo
rall cliaracteristics whatever ; he is not a
gefod man, or a bad na, but he is a good
fellow ; be has neither wit nojr wisdom,
but he is a good fellow ; he has done no
thing that any one can recollect ;he has
fillled no bjL-art with gratitude,& no tongue
with his praises, but he is a good fellow.
Ifjhe fall into trouble (which he is, pretty
sure to do, for JieMakes no pains 1o keep
out of it) hfs friends pity him, it is true ;
but they have a queer way of pitying himJ
tney laugn at nun wun tears m ineir
eyes. They will not give him a sixpence,
but they will say he was a good fellow.
I " London Periodical,
which said Beniarhinflawklns, rifemoTedViyonl
j this State someafs past and,diedmtestatf
' -D efe ndants. ;- , -LfmWZ.s
Original Bill In EQ.uit.Vj filed May Term,S5r
IT appearing-to the satisfaction otthe CbUrt,
that the Administrator of oihetlegat Repre
sph t ftti ve of Reniami nil awkins.- dee'd, whOJ
Obstetrics & the Diseases of Women and Children, I name is unknown, resides heyoiid tbe;sIlroitsrof
by WJL H. Ai. u. tuts state, ana tnfrjaJMsaiwon5-iuwrr-
Materia Medico, and Medical Botany, by CHAS. It is therefore ordered, by the oujMat puR-
W. SHORT, M. D. lipation be made, for six successlveweeks, in
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by THOMAS D. MIT- the Raleigh Register: and N. CatoFina Gette.
CHELL. M. D. printed and published in the CHy of Ralelghi,
Each of the Teachers will lecture dailySabbaths notifying the. said Administrator orjegal&e
excepted. The fees of the entire course, including , presentative of the said JJenjannolJ awkins, Lojae,
Matriculation and the use of the Library, wiU be of the Defendants in tbBULpf Complain ID
$110. The Graduation fee, $20. make his personal appearance at the next Su-
- o , I i a. periornourtofEqu ty, to be heldrotheCotin
The totes of aU Solvent State Bank, .wtf be P Frank,in; afthe Court HmseWtewiii
received inpayment of these tees, from students ,J- i.-ii.; )a kJ.
DUTer, on tne za Monaay auer- iii iui
j '" - Tin Sntember next, and then ana iercpiea
located. 1 n, ,tpm.. ih toiil KH1 of ComDhint,
nrrnrrlincr to 1 tie Rules of said Court t other
it's
la ..'..
viduals, they would be ashamed of. The duced us a tittle, out tney are very corn
fact is. the odium is born .by no one m fortablel I have retired Irom business
j i : i conca i a io?e in e r : l n laci. us my uausmcis aic
di,mo .l.ioh Uans na Imnpst. I'm afraid, both married,
IT . v.vit aoa no Willi rnm. I live Upon,
f.irtahle. fortune. and.ahvUvs happy to Brighton is very gay, an., always healthy
p..vvv.v . . T j mf W mf
to see my friends, especially my old school
and we have enough to
what can we wish for more?
A Poon Fkllow. Now, hereby we are
brlought to the acquaintance of 'another
species of fellow, to wit : the poor fellow
-Janntliwr anil vt riht annthpr. A WO Ml
nurd I " V", j
J I . . J i. n . 1 rl.v.., !r r- H A I .ml
soidoes a done-Hp clever fellow. A poor
lejlow is a kind of waste butt fol super
fluous pity, and the dregs ot sympathy
compassion is not kindly administered,
biit carelessly thrown at him. His name
is mentioned at tables where oncje he sat
gaily and gloriously j and there starts up
at 'he sound of it, a vision of a threadbir
By order of the Faculty, '
JAMES C. CROSS Dean.
Lexington, July 19, 1837 42. X$5
Kentucky isylum,
FOIl THE MHTCATIOJT OJTHB "''
DEAF & DeiB,
At IaiiviIIc, Ky.
T
IHE next Session of this Institution will com
mence on the first of October next. Indigent
i wise the Bill will be taken pro cinfesso aeainst
him. the Cause heard ex parte as to him or
, . " A.
Wifnpsn.; Sam'I .lahnson. Clerk" and lias
of our said Court of Equity, at Office,- 2dMmv
day after 4th Moitdajr iil Mrch;; 1857.
Teste. ; 8 AM' L" JOHNSON, 3 M. ;
August 1, 1837. . f V
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Anson County, . JpM.--t.
Court of Pleaaano! garter Sessions
July Tnn, 837
persons living in Kentucky are provided for by the
State ; to others the terms are $105 per annum, for
board and tuition. The Pupilg are under daily
care of the Superintendent and his family, and the Joh McKene & CoVo the,usa of Dudley
females lodge m a separate house. Mechanical I nUt '
shops are provided, in which the male Pupils are
taught useful trades. Any inquiries will be attend
ed to, if directed to J. A. Jacobs, (post paid.)
OFFICERS.
J. A. JACOBS, Principal.
W. D. KERR, Assistant Instr.
J. A. JACOBS, Superintendent.
Mrs. S. W. JACOBS, Matron.
Dn. JOHN TODD, Physician.
Danville, August 2, 1837. 43 3t . '
Petersburg Female Seminary.
Mrs. LUCY Y. GRAY, Principal
Willfaih R." Garratt.
follow. Will vou take vort or claret r
The port is very fine, ami so is the claret.
By the by, do you know I'll let you in-
hp married to n
Colonel Wilier an excellent match. It although very plain, was clean and corn-
has made us all happy.' fortable;
The next day we drpve out, not in an I have still a bottle of wine for a
open carriase as before, but in a chariot rrien(i RPVnold ' said Willemott, af-
coat of doubtful Color, of a napless hat
kl . i . a ;.i j
and as for carriages and horses, they "'VVJ"""!""'
are of no use he, erthey are to be had at the "nd, and with a flabby bipm hat
every corner of the streets.' une'er flraP UP gain-a vision of lea-
t i-.. :..:.. . kv shoes, of srreasy trowsers, oKIantern
' haiws and lonsr srav hair ; and the
jk narior main waiifii. uui every iiiuisi, i . : . r. '
OfnO institute habits of correct thinking; to train I debt.
mL the mind to act for itself, and to analyse the
aT appearing to thesatisfactionofv$he Cottt
that the Defendanf5nthhi oase i i -tt an jn.
habitant of this State It Is therefore ordjered
that publication be madein the 'Italeig'ei
B-ister for six sucfeessive week", notifying said
Defendant nersonalH to be .and appear before
the Justices of the Court of pleas nd Quarter".
Sessions, at the Court to be held fee the County
of Anson at the Court Houaein WadesborOTigh;
on the 2d Monday in October nextKend;
there to replevy or plead to wuej"0r tbepro!'
perty levied on will e cpnaemnea toriainun
Witness. NorflettD. Roeriran. Clerk ol
Court, at office thed ftooday ji July.
1837. - r - vtf'
N.BOGGANrteTkJ ,
Price adv. $5. . V ?v S9 "
quests
v
and with & pair of horses.
;These are handsome horses,' observed
I.
Yes ' replied he. I am fond of good
horses: and. as I onlv keep a pair I have
tho Kef TKprp i a pprtain decree of
ter dinner, kbut for my part, I prefer
'1 . . . . T I .-. M I.
i , i t ..-i a '.nni-Ptontmn in tniir narses i uu uui mutn
pienuiu mansion, aiyi i was ujucicu iirv" -j .: . . , .
' - - j I I I " A. . f ....... .... ohaj r ft
i
-4
14.
.i-.iV.1
.
"Y. :,
iv a crown oi iiyeriea aeivaiiv.-. iiuvcry
thins was on the most sumptuous and
magnificent scale. . Having paid my re
snecta to the ladv of the house, I retired
to dress, as dinner was nearly ready, it
being then half past seven o'clock. . It
was night before we sat down, to an oi
servation that I made;Aekpressing a hope
that I had not occasioned the dinner be
ing put off, Willemott replied On the
cotUrarv. my dear, Reynolds, we never
kit down until about this hour. How peo
ple can dine at fourorfive o'clock, lean-
not conceive. I could not toucn a inouin
Ihe dinner was excellent, and 1 paid
it the encomiums which were its due.
' Do not be afraid, my dear fellow; my
icook is an artiste extraordinaire a regu
iUr Cordnn Mpu. Yoii mav eat anv thing
without fear of lndicesiionr. s How people
m live upon i the Engltllncookery of the
present dav l cannot conceive", i seiuom
iue ou, for feaV o feeing poisoned.
Depend upunlf a Qod cook lengthens
r days, aftU UOjprice ipioo greai 10
ike; it appeals as if you wished to over-
op your neighbors.' j
I spent a few very pleasant days, and
then quitted his hospitable rool. A se
vere cold, caught that winter, muuceu
me to take the advice ot the pnysicians,
and proceeded to the south of France,
where I remained two iyears. un my re
turn, I was informed that Willemott had
speculated, and had ben unlucky onthe
Stock Exchange; that lie had leic tvicu-
mondi and was now living at Clapnam.
The next day 1 met j nun near mc x
change. Reynolds, I am happy to see you.
Thompson told me that you had come
back. If not better engaged, come down
to see me, I will drive you down at four
o'clock, if that will suit.'
It -suited me very Well; and at four o'
cloclcI met him, according, to appoint
ment, at a livery stable over, the Iron
Bridse; His vehicle was-, ordered out;
it was a phseton, drawn by two long-tail
i .i it. i -i-i ii. :
say roor leiiow men mey utmik ineir
wine to drown the thought of him thus
laying the ghost in a red sea. A poor
fellow is like, a drone in autumn1 there
is something passing melancholy in the
slowness of its. srait. and there is in its !
whiskey toddy . Tt agrees with me better. form anj aspect that which tells; of a by
Here's to the health of my two girls, God g0ne summer of an evanescent bright
ness them and success to them in lile.',. nieSg a temporary flutter and! gaiety ;
'My dear Willemott,' said I' I take t,ut coid winds are come, arid heavy
the liberty oi an old mend; but 1 am s
1 1T
astonished at your philosophy tnat l can- mv skv. and the poor shiverinsr : drone is
not help it. When I call to mind Belei
. A. 1 - " . 1 ... . i
Lastle, vour larffe ostaDiisiunent:, your -rhe mtv with which men Iook upon a
objects of its action; to substitute active mental ex
ercise for the passive reception of information; and 1 1837.
to regard the morals and manners as important sub
jects of instruction, were announced as the princi
ples which would regulate Mrs. Gray in her efforts
to educate female youth. The, success which has
attended her exertions9, induces her to adhere to
those principles, ana to continue in Petersburg, a
course of instruction which has proved beneficial
to her pupils, acceptable to their friends, and satis-!
factory to herself. The Public is therefore inform
ed, that another Session of the PETERSBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY willcommence on the lstX that the Defendant In. tbis case J 3 not, a o '
U . . . mi . ' . ... , I . . . L - . . - , L. . 1 . -C .
oi ucioner. ensume. x nree compeieni ana exDe-1 innaDiiam oi mis ouiic. i mtreiurcuruwcu
rienced female teachers are engaged as assistants, I that publication be made in theltaleigh Reris-
ana u is Deueveu, uiai mis msuiuuon wui anora ler lor 8ix ura?i wiw, uuijHig fij
every faciUty necessary for the attainment of an fendant personally. ttfbe and appefhfef ore tSttV
education adapted to the ordinary affairs of life, and Justices of the Court .of Pleti i and Quarteres
embellished with those higher mental acquirements sions, at the Court to be held for the County
which at once vindicate the female mind from the of Anson, at the Co ft House tin-4debc
charge of inferiority, and qualify Uie possessor to rough, on the 2d Monday in October nwrt ;
sustain herself with dignity and propriety in the then and there to replevy; or ptetd to issue, . or
most cultivated and polished society v the property levied on will be condemned to
The course of instruction will include Ortho-1 riaintin ' aenr ,
1 - r . w -?jSir . -.
. witness, xsorneei u. ioggn,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
-'krxsnn finuntv. '
Court of Pleas and Quarter SessionSiT , 1
July Term, 1837.
William BvMcCorkle . ThoicasC Garratt
Attachjpent levied on land. s
TTT appearing tolhe satisfaction ot tne: Uoucr
ou
Qsurc one.'
When the ladies retired, heing alone,
weT entered into fnendlv conversation.
I expressed my admirafien of hisdaugti-
ers, who certainly were very nandsome
and elefi-ant p'iVU. . . i : S -
' w -. . - i, ' . -.
4 Very true ; they are more than pass
aWe,' replied Jie. J We have manybf-
,ers, but not such as to coine tfpr to mj
pectations; Bar9nes"areWeajnow-
J-oays, and Irish Lords are .nothings ; i
ftpe to settle them comfortablYt We
plal I ee. Trv this claret : voull find it
excellent ; not a headache in a hogshead
' t How people can drink port, I can-
Bt imagine.' " V ; I- ?
IiiTin-ips. vour French cook, andr vour
stud of cattle, I wonder at your content
piI stntp. nf mind under such a change of
circumstances.' -
I almost wonder myself, my dear fel
low,' replied he. I never could have
believed, at that time, that I could live
hannilv under such a change of circuin-
rr J . .. r ....." . T
stances; Dut the tact is, mat aunougn i
have been a contractor, I have a good
conscience; then my wife is an excellent
woman, and provided she sees me and
her daughters happy, thinks nothing a
bout herself, and, further, I have made it
a rule as I have been going down hill, to
find reasons why I should be thankful,
not discontented. Depend upon it, Rey
nolds, it is not a loss of fortune which
will affect your happiness, as long as you
have peace, and love at home.'
I took my leave of Willemott and his
. l",""-" J " -v - I . , , 1, I
ed ponies altogether, a very neat, con- wile with respect as wen as rega.u, tuu
rprn wp apt nffa ranld pace. v.- vinced that there was no pretended m-
" - rf ! .. ... 1 , i ii . i i u
They step out well, don't theyr we untterence to wonuiy aiivaniagea, m.i,u
shall be down in plenty of time to put on was not that the grapes were sour, out
a pair of shoes by five o'clock, which is lthat he had learned the whole art or hap-
L. J i .. . . r '1- I I " -.4 1 .1 ...tiU ...Unf I,-.
nur flinnertimp- l.ntp dinners dOP'l agree pmess, oy oeins coiueuicu wun wuai ue
.i ' .i ill.- !'i:.. nrlio.l nl K Irtittino- hia rmt ap.r.nrflinO'
Witn me-r-iney prouuee hmjiscvwh. wiint.., .i.....e ... w. D
- , . ... s
piuor fellow, is as different fromj; the com
passion" with 'which they regarii a poor
nian, as the praise which they bestow on
a good fellow differs from the respect with
which they treat a good man. i There is
something painful in the familiarity of pi
tj, and the pertness of a half humorous
sympathy. Even the truly generous feel
some repugnance in administering to a
poor fellow, which they do not feel in re
liieving a poor man- ' Aoor ifellow re
njinds you of gay days ; and there is a
thought, not to be surniountedthat some
it oral obliquities havejassisted to" form the
downward" slope into the valleyjof adver
sity ; while the poor fellow hiuSself feels
ir ore deeply than all, the contrast of the
p esent with the past ; he knows that the
P'ist will never be present again, there-
fire he wishes the present to je pastas
soon as possible. '"'Poor fellow Drop the
curtain Drop thV curtain. f
i London Periodical.
graphy,. Defining, Writing', English Grammar,
Rhetoric, Composition Geography, with the
use of the Globes & Maps, History, mental nd
practical Arithmetic, Mathematics, natural, mo
ral and mental Philosophy Mattiral History,
Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany Geology, Gov-
eminent of the United States, .Galisthenics
French, German,Masic,"Drawing, Painting, Worsted
& fine needle work. On the Sabbath, biblical in
struction will be regularly given. The French
and merman languages will be taught by a lady
- - r i "t-
Clerk of sa(t
Cm: at flfflr. tlm 2(1 VlnnrliV in JUIV. A. 1J.
1837. , ' - P .
N. D. BOGGAN, Clerks .
Price adv., $5.., , . , t.3?-y't
TATE OF NORTH CAROl-irf Ai
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Airo rC aw x t x .
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next morning he proposed that
f
The
lnould rattle mnml thft ark with him.
1 acceded, and we set qfif inisnisome
flPen carriage, with four graysdde&l-.y
fuiiuns ai a raoianar.P At w were
whirlinr alon. hp. hi-Arl 4 tn(nn
a B . . v i m. ii tun.
e must 6f course drive hut .
l ' . ft. . , ft ft. V
"e country 1 never go out without four
-v. iii.ic is a bui ids' iu luur norses
(ilk. I m . .
n.cn makes it delightful ; it makes you
Tnts elastic, nd you feel that the poor
"imaig are not at hard labor. Rather
i aQ not drive four, I. would ,prefer to
ltay at home.' , : , . . f
Superior Court of Law, 8priog Ternvl837. '
Bamuei 1 . Asne ts. nooen v. nattaway.
who was educated in Europe, and who speaks Original attachment leviedTon one lrunk and it$i
both ot tiiose languages very fluently. Music contents. And araamoned James T., Johnson,
will be taught by a lady or gentleman, as the John B. Knotts Joel Horn and James Horn, aa
pupil or her friends may prefer. 1 Garnishees.' ' . :"
The boarding establishment is connected with the rT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, t!ha
school, and entirely under the control of the Prin- ill the Defendant, Robert C. 'H attawafi Itr not an
cipal. ' ; habitant of this State: It is therefore ordered that
The expenses per session of five months, payable in publication be made ibr aix successive weeks in the
advance, will be for tuiuon in all the ordinary Raleigh Register, for the Telendant to be and .ap-
branches, $20 pear at the next Term of our Superior -Court of
For board, bedding, fuel, lights, washing, dec, $80 Law, to be held for the' CountyoC Anson af the
An extra charge will be made for Music, French Court House ja rWiadsbdrough, on the 2d Monday
Drawing, German, Painting, Worsted and fine 0f September next: t replevy, plead, answer or de
needlework mur, or judgment of condemnation wilt be awarded
As the number of pupils will be limited, none again sthe Trunk'and its contents levied Upon, and
will be received for a shorter term than a session of aiso against tiie effej.in' the dian the ' Ganj
five months, and it is expected that no withdrawal, ihees, to satisfy the' Plaihtijfffelaii-t. "
even tnen, win oe raaae, wunoui previous nouce Witaew. Joseph White. Clerk of our said Cdurt
to the Principal. No deduction can be made for at Office, the 2d MonJayfof March, A; D. 1837,!
course you know thaj Louisa has a little
boy.'.- -v . I . '"
I did not. but conuratulated him.
Vpo and ha now 'frone out to India
uWh lipr hnhnd. Marv is also ensraed
ww it 'rpia 4 . -. , - w '
to be married a very gooa matcn a
Mr. Rivers, in the law. He hasibeen
to his cloth.'
GenllemanU Magazine.
A Good Fellow. There is a great
difference between a good fellow and a
elever fellow? a clever fellow is far from
hpinor n p-oml fellow i he is rather a 20od-
calied to the bar thisjy ear. and promises for-thing fellow. A ciever fellow is
well.: Tliey wllbe a Itttle pinched at f bustlihg about like a parched pea
first, but we must see what we can do I on a &10yel; but a good fellow is as quick
forhem.'- A I - las a mouse, and as eaiy as atv old shoe.
We stoiined at a nat row of nouses, I A Clever fellow lias all his, eyes about
forget the name, ahdj as. we drove up, him, but a good lellow never has his eyes
ue huivcs .ti
on, the
--ui ...u: . !, m. j ft.-.-iir.i mvJnir. whn rn nrenv son 01 iiiiur, aim ucrw
T a meeting of the managers of jthe Experi
mental Rail Road Company, a dividend, of
fifteen per cent, for the half year, ending 10th Au-
1 -i . . . .1 '1
gust 1837, was declared. 1 ne same waipe paiu.on
, ariplication to B. B. Smith, at his store, on and af
ter the 1st September. !
-B. B. SMITH, Treasurer.
' NORTH-CAROLINA
STAT EIj OTTER Y,
For the benefit of the Samsbuht Ac ademt,
Extra Class B. fori 837. !
To be drawn at Lawrenceville,
Montgomery Co. If C.
COn Thursday, 7th September 837.
75,X-nmber Lottery, 14 drawn Ballots.
absence during the session, the expenses of the Instil
toton being the same whether "the pupil- are pres-j
ent or absent. The system which it is desirable
to adopt, renders it important that all the pupils
should be present during the first week of the- ses
sion. Boarders are requested to bring a list of 1
their . clothing, and to -have every article' legibly
1 .u . 1 .v. ' r
Reference, of the firet respectability will be given
to those who may require them
Petersburg-August 8. . ttOct!
the servant; the only an servant, came above three quarters open he ta
out and took, the ponies r round tothe world as he finds it, and thinks it
ki ,k;ii ik. n.,jil ropoivpd mvJn?. whole a orettv sort of thing, and
gage and one ortwo paper bags, contain- meditates pulling it to pieces to make it
ins a few extras for the occasion. I was go better, as babies do watches. A cle-
met with the satnewirmth as usual-oy yer tenow win pe sure 10 wJ
Mrsii Willemott. " The house was small whatever you say,; agooo icnow wm uc
but vefyeatf f theremhSnts of former sore to agree with you, whatever youay.
grandeurppeardAewa A good fellbws a. JtinJ oj. taioejieajr,
or two littU&rtJcles,f favourites bfthe clumsy, but tractable 5 you may letd nim
itv w c, f in urn ff fivftii'clnck ' to a any where, and persuade him to do any
ine by theltnitig He wilt tell Jou good storiesli
38 6w.,
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.WHITE, C S C.
'StoctatJilasti-
rti i' i rr
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THIS fine Horse', by
EcHpse & Timoleon
the real four mile
has
Ail.?-
Ul
returned from -
Sprtncr Season fct Vir.
giaia j and is now .lffine coBditWB.Ife4wUI :
be allowed few Mares this Fall say Jpm n0Wt ,
until the 1st November.":r;V- "'M
Notice is hereby given to his patrons and
Breeders, that be wil) remain at home, next ,
Spring..' .;.f hri-l iim
Bona Vista, Johnston Co.? "-, ..-'4g$lif''
Xugust 10, 1837. f T
(D3tr, Standard, and Fayettevuie upset
1 Prize oMIOjOOO. 1 iprixe of $3,000. I Prize of
jk
$S,000. 6 Prices of $1,000. 10 Prizes of $400. fee-
Whole Tickets $4. Halves $2. wuarters $1.
A certificate tor a Package of 25 whole Tickets
will cost - - - - - - $52 40
- . 25 Half do. 4 : $26 20
25 Quarter . do. $13 10
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers,
either by the package or single ticket of . ...
t BALE1QH, N. C.
StpayJJIule f
OTRAYED from the Subscriber, on Cain Creek,
O six miles from Monnt Willing, on the 2d inst.
a brown- female MULE, thirteen years oid; had! a
uirn nn ita - nnnaaA. hnr tha saditlft. tlO Other
mark recollected. Any information respecting said I ver, will insert the above 3 times. f i ;
Mule will be thankfully received, and a reasonable
reward will be given for the recovery of the same.
, :.f J- JAMES MlttWlS.
Jnly31. 42 3t. ,
SILE.'GOOeS.
Five Cents Reward.
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber in May last,
a colored boy, narqed IRWIN HAMON3.
He was bound to me in the pounty Court of Wake,
until the age of 21. Some months areyet totrans-
nire before he arrives at that wre. -Tlie; above re
ward wOl be given for Ids delivery to me,
r j , - ZACHARIAHjBCOrr.
August 21
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OrpiIE Subscribers offer for sale, on farorabla
im terms, a choice selection of .
Frencb, India and Italian
A complele. assortment of UMBRELLAS,
'qjuusols.- '.STJUWoismt
NELSON, CARLBTON it COl
, : N,Fl2,Tioa Street; NeW Tata,
July 12, 1837. 5 2m r
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