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HAIJBIHJHY, N.C TlJi:snAVvi)K(f::.iniUM J, 1821.
NO. 230.
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The terms of the Western CsroIInisn will
KrefterbeaafoUosi rAr Zfoa, a year,
ay-able la advance. ,
No paper discontinued, (except at the e-ptwa.
a&l
Ents for etch subsequent one. t - '
All letter! tddrcMea Wllii tUitor, must
put paid, or they will sot be attended to.
Central afiscmfcljp.
M Tkunday, AW25 The bill to eman
cipate certain slaves the property of John
Bird of JJurke, vss read the third time,
ana on motion or Mr. Montgomery) or- , Tkunday An. SS On motion, the
dered to lie on the table, y - , ; , f,u (0 repe.i ibe set enccmrettna Atcrkal
A menage was received from the tgre ,0d. Domestio Manufactures In tbia
iiouso oi commons, stating tliev MKnif. nrrfrd to II on th laid
passea tne resolution relative to denning
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toe aaianet ana ices oi state utliceriiKC.
ana nsa srocnatu the" same ,b adding the
JolIOWinff VOrdS. "and SIM the IOCS Olltn,t.r,nIi. nn.fnnn.mfnl. .Mrh mw r,.
pracming Attorneys," and aaalng the
concurrence of the Senate to the amend-
I ment. which wss aereed to.
. Mr. M'Leod presented the Tallowing
resolution, which was sgreea to t .
n SJtelirJ4 !hi? 4 Wel' rf
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K-kinofdetTo
pknicauainf aepouttona to Ble their lotenr.
atoriet la the court in which the action may be
pending, trpon bie (rivlny due notice thereof to
the other party, , parUcuhrly wbea they are to
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resolution which was read and referred to
committee of the whole House i
MHlvtL That it m eipedient to alter the
p,ent Supreme Court 8.tem, in auch war u
to uvwe ute Mate Into three dirtricta, and that
the Supreme Court be bohlen in each of the
t!itricle, ith the tune powers u the oreient
hwipreme Court poaaeaaw. .
Mr. Jorner reiented a hill ennraminsl
company musters and to repeil part of
an act passed in 1 806, to rev se the mill-
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m i rcuuT. io inianxry.
iicciiicu uio petition Of
John Allion, on the subject of a road
therein mcniiqned. I
RJr.'HirgraVt presented the petition of
JohoJarrett-Referred to the committee
of Claims. I
Friday, UthMr. Pe.rs.U from the
ballotUng committee for Briiradier Gen-
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eri! of the 10th
brigade, reported that
Richard 0. Spaigbt M'Leao, was duly
elected.
Mr. Britain presented the petition of
Joseph Mng and others ot Buncombe, on
the subject of a bridge therein mentioned.
Saturday, n th.. .Mr. Speight presen
ted a bill, fixing the salary hereafter to
be paid to the Civil Engineer, at 2300
dollars per annum
a. a . ; taa 1
Mr. SeawcH from the ssme committee,
to whom was referred a resolution of the
Senate of the 23d intf. instructing, them
to inquire into the expediency of restrict-
ing the power of the Governor to grant
pardons, he. returned the same and beg
ged leave tA be discharged from the fur
ther consideration thereof Agreed to.
Monday, 29tA. The following resolu
tion was presented :
Jteflved, by the Senate and House of Com:
mons, that this present General Assembly will
adjourn tine die, on ibe 20th day of December
i ensuing.
The resolution, on motion of Mr. Car
son, was postponed indefinitely.
The following resolution was presen
ted, which was agreed to :
Jleiohtd. that the committee on the Judici
ary be instructed to inquire into the expediency
of extending the power of Courts of Equity on
Di)lictiou in behalf of orohana to sell the land.
ot their ancestor, lor the purpose of discharging
is exhausted.
....ui. upline uib jciiviibi fiivjJE.i vi iue c.uiic I
Turtday, SOA. Mr. Shober presented
the petition of Isaac Barr, of Stokes coun
ty, praying to be divorced from his wife
Llizabeth ; and Mr. rcsrsall, the petition
of Ann Bunn, praying to be divorced from
her husband Nathaniel Bunn; which
were referred to the committee of Di
vorce and Alimony.
Mr. Brittaiu presented the petition of
James Allen, of Buncombe county, on the
subject of a turnpike road and Mr. Car
son, the petition of sundry inhabitants of
BtirxeTonntfTpraylngforanappropflanon
to complete a road therein mentioned.
air. Davidson, from the committee of
Claims, to whom was referred the peti
tion of Col. John Jarrett, of Davidson
county, reported a Resolution,, directing
the Treasurer to psy to him fifty dollars,
the amount of a fine recovered of him by
the 'State, and which had been paid by
the petitioner t
Mr. Bamneer presented a bill to
smend the act establishing a college in
the.weste rn part of the state
The bill to emancipate certain slaves
therein named, the property of Jonathan
I Bird, of DoM county, was, on It U.I
reading, rejected.
1 The (engrossed bill to divorce Mary
Wilson, of Buncomp county, from ber
husband J-mei Hawkins, wss read ths
I second atut third timet, passed, and or
dered to b enrolled.
lUdntiday, Dec, 1,-Tha Spe.ierl.td
th Public Treasurer, on th. subject of tha
seisaiary oi inc uivu engineer i wmcn wn
referred to the committee of Interns! In
provements.
The bill to author!. Charles C. Cop
pedgt to collect Ibe arrears of tales due
liHn, wss read the second lime, passed,
bnd ordered to lit on the table. '
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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Tk Kin m rti.riv th mvU r airw
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mwuiU. tk
conj jme. Mr. Oaham moved far If
rud. The veas and navs, were called for
I by Mr. Underwood, and were yeas 16
nays 37.
FrMau SGlA. Mr. Carson presented
(he pe tii ion of Charles Lci nd Ueni.
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public road patMnththrougn thrtr t..H.
' The Mo.ing bill, were presenud and
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By Mr. Dodenhammer, a bill to com
pel the clerks of the County and Sunt ri
or Courtage Clerk end M.aier in Cqui
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tyend th. HeRi..er of D-vW,ot, cunty,
t. ik..:. .: .tr. .1 .
Coart Houte in said county.
By Mr. Smith, a bill eiting exclusive
juriadiction to the Superior Court of An
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Ir' Graham presented the following
resolution, which pasted ita first reading t
fThtrta. dkeaae and death are acattered
Ihrouirti man itartaof thii itate. bv the rr, e.
tion DnnJ loodinf oflanU covered with
T S'e l,w"r . .
Htfhxtl. That the Judtcury committee be
jnrtructed to impure into the eiprdiewy of
iwuiDeUinraUcrM no BuvliercaRer erect
dam to aee and remove all reretable matter off
tD '""" i'nuci to be flooded, anterior to the
f1'0" V tUt wPbr
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Ir am ,rom ,ne select committee
S,. '.C..P"--Jn:re?0"el, !
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.n g IS. nrearriliinir thd manner in whirh
,h.
Saturday, 27A. On motion of Mr.
Alston of Halifax, the committee of Fi
nance were instructed to prepare and
bring in a bill to change the mode of 'ax
ini; pedlars, so aa to compel them to take
out licence from the Comptroller for the
whole state, instead of the present avi
tern; and on the further motion of Mr.
siatviii s itv avas m srwissmii avw vsw aie
llructcd ,0 inquire jmo the expediency
Alston, the same committee were in
of lowering the tax on Hthose who retail
on ,he niK4ble" streams in thi
,.
late.
Mr. Nealey presented a resolution di
recting the military committee to inquire
into the expediency of altering or amend
ing the militia laws of this stale,' relative
to the Cavalry.
Mr. Gordon presented the petition of
Joseph Medley of Anson.
1 he following bills were presented and
read the first time-
A bill for the better regulation of the
third regiment of the Burke militia. Re
ferred to the military commiiteeT""
' A bill to amend an act passed in 1819,
to provide for the payment of witnesses
in certain cases. Referred to the Judici
ary committee.
The balloting committee for Cavalry
olncers oi the 1 1 th Drigaae, reported tn.t
.vines j. ixouinson Wll CICblCll uiunn,
James A. Means Lieut. Colonel, and
Wilson N. Parks Major. ..
The bill to repeal an act passed in 1820,
limiting the time within which Judg
ments before a Justice of the 1'eace'may
be revived, was rejected on the second
reading.
The Committee of Internal Improve
ments, made a report, unfavorable to the
petition of Charles Lewis and others of
Rutherford concurred in.
On motion, the Judiciary Committee
were instructed to inquire what amend-1
niens were uctcssaiy i
existing law regulating the time and
place of selling lands and slaves under
execution,. ' " i
Monday, 29fA. The select committee
to whom was referred the communication
of the Governor, relative to the expected
visit of Gen. La Fayette, reported that
the committee had had the saiwfe under
consideration, and directed him jio report
the followingiresolutions, and Ho recom
mend their, adoption s
Sm'nrnuW, Thai the Governor Be
authorised auxleciuested to make aiich arrange-
mcnte for ibFiff J-'ption of Gen. La FayeUet
ahotild be viit iM tutr, a mj eomott jhh
lite tlirnity tf the atat, and Ui Wpert Iue te
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in uutvinouf fur Of nm uw I win uv
aaure the Cnnl of lU deep an.1 fttrU
entertainrd by the paupta of tlW rJe tt the
value and importance t bia nrvkea ut aftai.
lug the ImUtpamknct) Uny enjoy,
JthJ, lk.t tli tvtmr of tla atle he
aotlMmaed to draw on the Treatrrf for fbe
nm Mcctaary to carry Vt prdBf raaututiv
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The report was concurred in, and the
resolutions passed their rstt accood and
third readings.
On motion, ,
ITrWwd that the Ommlttee of Finance be
inetrueted to inquir whether th monks char
rt, i .h. rrr..r1. u t,.Li i u.
bit rait, Htate Knrineer. for salary durir.
a . . . . a . r.
u iK year, were for tw aerrae aa Zngwr,
or wneuier pan, or )ut part of tbe aame, m
for aanfica- readcrfd anterior to 1B23 1 and, fur.
Uter. that they inquire wbrtbe tb mm paid
Mr. Fulton tJte but year was fbestat vear. or
i nr. wnai ouier purpoae.
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Tutxlay 30e.Mr. Skinner, from tha
select lonimittee on the road laws, re
ported that He committee bad had the
subject under consideration, and directed
htm to report a bill prescribing1 the mode
of turning or altering a public road, and
lor other purposes. Which bill wss read
the firl lime and passed.
Mr. Swain presented a bill to authorise
the making a turnpike road from the
Saluda Gap in Buncombe county, by way
of tJmhfcV Murray aville, Asheville, and
tna Warm Su-tnes, to the Tennessee
me- HeL the first time and pawed.
The bill giving exclusive Jurisdiction
to the Superior Courts of Anson ( pleas
and prosecutions of the state was, on its
second reading, indefinitely postponed.
. i ne Dili to compel the clerks of the
county and superior courts, the clerk
and master in Equity, and the Register,
of Davidson county, to keep their respec
tive oftVes at the court house in said
county, wai referred to the committee on
the judiciary.
rdnetday, Vet. I M r. Ldmonston pre-
st-med the petition of aevaroL citizen f
laywood county, praying lor the estab
lishment of a road, as described in their
petition. Kelcrrcd to tne commiitee on
roads.
On motion,
RettlniL That the Judiciary committee be
instructed to inquire into the expediency of re
pealing the 3th and 6th section of aa act passed
in the year 18i0, entitled "An act concerning
the marriage of female infanti," and report by
bill or oilier wue.
The bill prescribing the mode of tur
ning or altering a public road, was, on its
second reading, postponed indefinitely.
A Dublin paper states, that three
Biahoprirks have recently been erected
in the United States by the Pope, and
that priests -will be shortly, if they
have not been already, consecrated foi
them. The Sets are first, St. Lou
is in the State of Missouri. For this
See, th? Kev. Rosatti, superior of the
Lazaritrs, in the Diocess of the Iiish.
op Uubourgb, has been nominated,
lie is an Italian, and a man of great
virtue. Second, Detroit, in the Ter
ritory of Michigan. To fill this,
choue has been made of the Rev. Mr.
RicharJs, who is also a member of
Congress ; he has laboured constantly
on that mission, with the fortitude
a- d spirit of an Apostle. The third
is Vu.cennes, in the State of Indiana j
the choice of a person for this See is not
yet determined by the American pre
Ltes. Nat. Journal.
Lord Mansfield was desirous of long
life, and whenever he had an old man
to examine, he generally asked what
his habits of living had been. To this
interrogatory an aged person. replied,
that he had never been drunk in his
life. "See, gentlemen,' said his
lordship, turning to a young barrister,
"what temperance will do. inc
next of equally venerable appearance,
eive a very different account ot him
self, he had not gone to bed sober for
40vears. See my lord, said the young
barrister, what a social glass will do.
Well, gentlemen, replied his lord
ship, " it only proves that aotfie sorts
of timber keep better when they are
wetr and otbers-w hen-they JtxcUry.
A gentleman in Edinburgh is in pbs
session of the cap which the Eat I of
Argyll, who was beheaded in 1685,
wore upon the scaffold. It is of white
satin, lined with linen, and haying- a
border beautifully wrought. It is also
much stained with the blood which
flowed from the veins of the noble
martyr. The gentleman is h tory, but
feels -a protoutid vjd. becomiog vener
ation for this sad relic d one of Scot
land's greatest patriots.
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Ve-w (I otitis
fl f i ft FACKACM of Itr.-. I-4J4 td
U4J4J dtmmkt Urg t;U, rtceUfd by the
Ut arrivala, and are offered at whUmk and
rf4 at a ainsll franca from coat, AUu,
Cottoa and WomI Carda
SJ caata Bteaw tUnnata -100
Mtts a band and par king We
I trunks CtU.iw;,lft4 Slid twixrmw
Wool Hata, .c.
The above articles hare been aelected for this
market, and worthy-the attrition of country
Bwrtbinis, sho are respertfuUa' intiud to call
and aurtune tii gooda and prices.
I , Cm c i.r.wis.
J. Fa tV John Liprsctt, :.
naoLE.ui.e aaocES.i
FAT-ITttEKT, I'ayaUev'dla, NoeiMka,
M l oiler fur mU', tur casfa or produce,
IS Hhds Ihtgar
UU.Is do.
lObtUloado.
41 Us ColTce
30 bags pepper, allvpice and ginger
30 hhiU molava
35 bbli N. K. Hum
19 do. Northern Gin
5 do. Malaga Win
200 kegs cut imils and bruk sssorUd, 4d to 40d
30 tons ntt Iron, aaMirtcd
MX) Us German Steel
lJiOdo, blistered Siccl
3W do. cart Steel
33UO do. share m-mlds
1500 do. Imiup Iron
3 XX) do. shrrt Iron
1500 bushels laverpocd 8.1t
700 (to. Kmiml Suit
40 botes No. 10 cotton Csrda
10 do. do. 6 wool Cards
50 do, 8 by 10 and 1 ) by 13 Window Class
. 100 reams Wrapping paper
35 do. Writing do.
50 kegs FFF Ihipont's Fowder
3do. Shut, assorted
3 do. bar Lesd
10 bbls tanner's Oil
30 do. Mackerel
30h.lfbbJr do.
8 crates Stone Jugs, assorted
1500 Ihs Ksltpctre
500 do. Alum
500 do. Ilriinstone
tlaggging. Bale Hope arnl twine
Wrtb an aMuetment of PAINTS, Oil. and
DVK-STt'FFS.
Ahm, a constant supply of wflmarum Card.
Octobcf 39, 1834. mt
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n.9 just received, by the lara arrivals from
New.York and PLiUmWWlu, tne hundred
pacta jet
Boots and Shoes,
well selected for this market. Also.
100 dm. focketeBoitka and Walleta
30 do. (oal akins
15 do. coloured Morocco Skint
13 do. lining skins
50 reams Writing Paper
10 cases wool Hats
20 dot. morocco Hats
40 boxes Muscatel Rafalns, be.
A II of which are offered at w holesale, at a small
advance from coat. Country Merchants are re,
pectfully invited to call awl cimii)e the above
goods ami prices. -
ruvnteviUr, tkt. 1824. 6t3fl
Hardware and Cuttlcry.
AVID B. CHANR c CO. luvX i.irt ree'd
their tall importation of HARDWARE
and Cuttlcry, direct from F.ngland. 1 "beir prea-
ent aaaortment consists ot alnioat every article
usually kept in a country store, and is much
larger fhsrt usual i which they offer at whalruUe
to retoiiible country dealers, on a liberal
credit.
faytitexiPe, Oct. 28, 1824. 9t39
FAYETTEVILLK.
nA VE received their fall importation of DRY
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York. Their aasortment includes almost every
article needed in a country sture.
They invite all responsible dealers to come
and buyon aa liberal terms of credit as are
given by any importer in the United Stalea.
Other houses in this townAavc Imported so
largely this season, that the amount of goods
here at present, far exceeds that of any former
time in our experience. The stock of Groctrie
is equally extensive.
Country dealers, uicreior, nae many nnm
advantages now tlisn lieretoiorc, in mis martct
Fayettnwe ttct. .'3, 104.
9(39
New Supply of Fresh Goods.
rilllE subscriber is receiving and opening a
1 larire and treneral assortment of all kinda
of G'oorf,, at his store in Salisbury, from Phila
delphia and New-tori; i ana lias made arrange,
ments to receive from said places, monthly, anv
further supply that may be necessary selected
with csre, and laid in at prices that will enable
him to sell very low. Ilia customers, and the
public at large, are respectfully invited to cal,
examine, and judge for themselves.
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i. siturin.
SaUibury, &pt. 124. 6mt48
N. B, Country Froduceof all kinda, received
In exchsnge: 1
TIF. subscribers, hare just received, from
Mr. Charles C. Watson, of I'liiladelplua,
the latest funhions ol mat city i ana ukj u
themselves of the earliest opponunnyoi imorn
ing their custonrers, and all others whoVib
fashionable clothes made, that they are" well
prepared, as usu;U, to execute: all orders in their
line of business, in a style of workmanship
which, they believe, will besr a comparison
with any in the slate. Orders from a distance
will be punctually executed, and garments tor
wanlrit to any part of the country that may ba
required. CANON k TKMPLETON.
-AWw, Ot J. 9; 1824, 2T. -
Aft p-Twia.lnJrbiedloihe ae ffChrHi
fl'lrs, decM, are hereby eWitVd to tm
forward ImmedU'rlr, ami nka payment, aa i
a dred to artite tt a estate m au aa pwJ
bta i and aU persjna baring tUtme asiatt Mid
will prar t Vnm, properly Mtbcatka-
c(i, mr KturaseM,
siu't t rwrr. . .
At.r.x';i. nu n,
53 ,
ah. it, ii:4
01 fiies.!ay, the 21st uf IWember ant, till
be aold, at the kte reai.lraee of Mrat.ark
rinkaUm.aea.dec'd. th CdlmingvalaaLW prop,
cry, bcbioglng to laid estsle. Via t
Fourteen likely nrfr eona'stSng of men,
worn a ami chibtren , two tract ef bind, tmm
tract lylnr oa) the waUr4 of tUTm efr;k.l.
Joining avid Craige, Was. Coaoft, al oihara.
containing one auivlmt tml ctgbieea arrest tb
otlwr tract lying on the auia roa, kaliiig ttm
ftabdxiry to autre ilia, aii miles from the fw-
mer pUre, adjoining AUrtd atcay, and others,
eontainiiig aevrntva Serra,
above Unde wiH w ahwa to anv neioii
drttrous to purchase, by application M rithr of
tli Mihwrribera, prevbMM to the day of sale.
Terms of credit will be made koowa on the)
day of sale.
jmr hnmtov, ) r .
MEIIIACK FI.KSON,cr'1'
13, 1934. 5:37
Kstate of Jos. namiUon, dee'd.
r I V.IIK aubwribers having qualified, oa tb 2lt
1 day of Octubrr. 1124, at the eieeutoe of
thctaat will and testament of tlw Mud Jownli
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..mi ofw km a, ao ixriny MMiiy kll ptrwmS
having Irval dewianda arainat iW raiatt t tl
said tratator, to presrnt the same tor pajnn nt
ithin tjk time prescribed by lav, or other U
they aliSU be forever barnd i and all thw lUt
are indebted to the said ettmle, arc requi atcd to
ma inwnediaie payment.
At Di.r.r iiAstii.Tov,
NANCY lUMil.lOV,
JOHN MclHlVtCL
Rmhtrfrd r. X. C. ti. 32, 18J4. 7t3i
m tnken 5s,
ON the 15th day of November, 1824, and com
mitted to the jail of Conconl, (Jabamis
county. North- aroliiia, a rwiuiwu, who wvsbaw
bt lfings to William Brown, living in tieorgia. 15
miles fro-n Petersburg! be call himarH 7Vas
trtrri he is part liKliaa. fire feet J i inchee
high i and on the. 17th int. wm tried before 3
Juatices of the Peace, on a cbarre of killing
hog in the wood, and as committed again for
trial at our nest Huperior-( ourt in May rn.it,
where his owner is renuested to attend to tb
same, pay charges, and take him aiay i or b
may take him out by paving charges at any timet
prevKNis, oy giving secunty, or oihi, lor aia
appearance at court for trial.
INO. . MAIIVN.oirr.
29. 1824. ' 3ti$
Boet. 3. M. ftt(igktt.
n A VINO settled himself in On.
ctrit, A. C. gflrrs his at rvicra
to the inhabitants of the t own ami
its vicinity, in the various brsnrl.es
of his profession. He may br found
at his shop, one door north of the Pom Oflice,
evceptji hen absent on profcsaioiial business.
Oct 4, IS.1. i6 '
Yadkin Navigation Coin i;t uj.
.4 CENF.KAI. meeting of the .itockh'ildrra
I ot this company will be held at tli- Ihmiho
of William II. Slaughter, in the town f Salia.
bury, Rowan cramty, N. C. on Saturday the 25tb
day of December next.
A. D. MI RPHEV, I'rtHdent.
Oti. 25, 1824. 5t37
Yadkin Navigation Company.
AM EE UNO of the President and Directors
of this company w ill be In Id at the house
of William II. Maugliter.in Uictow n of Kabsbury,
Rowan counti, on Friday, the 24lh day of De
cember next.
,. Jf Ml'RI'HEY, Prtmdmt.
Boot and Shoe Establishment
REMOVED.
EBF.NF.ZEK DICK.SON Ukes this metluKlto
inform bis customers, snd the pubbV at
UrsT. that he baa removed hia hhvp trons
the house be formerly occupied, and has takca
the house owned by Mr. Thomas Todd, m arly
opposite Vwi. II. Slaughter's house of emer.
tainnient; H Main-street, Salisbury i where he
will Carry on, as usual, the Boot and Shoe ma
king biiHiiicss, in all its various branches, in a
stylo of neatness and durability which, he be
lieve, cannot be eurpasstd by any in the state.
All orders from a distance, for work in his line,
will be faithfully attended to.
SnUthury, 8 ft. IT, 1824. it
100 Dottats HevrnrA..
RAN A WAV, on the J6t of
October, 1824. a negro man
name-'Mnm, aped '27 years. II
was lodged in the Jail of Randolph
county on the 19th or 30th ju5t.
and was taken out of said jail oil
the 8th of November, 1824, by the
subscriber, and taken on home.
witITanpaTr7nuindunTonJOn arriving aTTtur
hTwss left in a room with a smell boy . whilst
the family was at supper in another room,, by
some minus Adam ahpt out of the door, and
made his escape. At the time lie was taken up,
he had several free papers in bis possession.
The said bov Adam has a scar on his righe
hand, occasioned by a wagon wheel, lie haft
on, when he went sway, a snuff-colored aurtout
coat, with hand-cuffs, well rivetted. He ha
heretofore passed as a brickmaker, and as a free,
man when last taken up. One hundred dollar
reward will be given for the apprehension andl
delivery of said negru. , '
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