I
the poor children of the State.
And, Mr. Martin a hill to estab
lish a Bank of and for the benefit
of the State.
On the 24th, Mr. Caldwell sub
mitted a resolution, declaring that
j- Congress, under the Constitution,
possesses power to make im
provements of national concern,
and to appropriate the public
funds towards the promotion of
the general welfare.
On the 28th, Mr. Sherard pre
sented the petition of sundry ci
tizens" of the counties of Wayne,
Edgecombe, Nash and Johnston,
praying for the erection of a new
county out of a part of the said
counties, to be called Spaight.
On the 30th, Mr. Wilson from
the board of commissioners ap
pointed by virtue of an act of As
sembly for the representation of
the stock ot the State in all ge
neral meetings of the several
Banks in this State, made a de
tailed report, accompanied by
sundry documents.
On the 1st. Dec. Mr. Wilson
diency of extending the laws of
this State. over -the Cherokee na
tion, so far as the chartered limits
of North-Carolina extend.
On the 26th, Mr. N ash report
ed a bill to render void the sale of
spintous liquors by the small mea
sure. And, Mr. Fisher presented
a bill to regulate the sale of lands,
and to protect from execution a
portion of the freehold of the citi
zens of this State.
On the 23th, Mr. Mebane sub
mitted sundry resolutions, relative
Salt at 60 Cents,
ipOR SALE, by the Subscribers, ten
thousand bushels
TURKS ISLAND SALT,
Of the best quality, which they offer at
the above price for Cash, or in exchange
for seed Cotton, at the highest market
price. 2. RICHARDS $ CO.
Tarboro', Dec. 8, 1S29.
Notice.
HHE Subscriber having qualified at
A the November term, 1S29, of Edge
combe County Court, as administrator to
to the surplus funds of the Gene-, hereby notifies all persons having claims
dgaiuai um uMaie 10 uring mem iorward
for settlement within the time limited
by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
M. D. BRADDY, Adm'r.
December 12, 1829. 16-3
ral Government, and to internal
improvements.
On the 30th, on motion of Mr.
Wheeler, the Judiciary committee
were instructed to inquire into the
expediency of enacting a Jaw
which will tend to repress the
practice of medicine in this State
by incompetent persons.
On the 3d Dec. on motion of
Mr. Calloway a select committee
was appointed to inquire into the
expediency of requesting our Re
presentatives, and instructing our
presented a bill to repeal so much! Senators in Congress, to use their
of the act of 1810, as prevents j exertions to have all the vacant
any person from working seines .lands of the United States sold
and nets in Tar river above the as soon as can conveniently be
mouth of Fishing creek. idone at a fair price, to be equally
On the 5th, the amendments to 'apportioned among the different
the bill vesting the right of elect-1 States and Territories for the
ing Shcrillsin the free while men ; nurnosc of education.
of the State were agreed to, and j On the 7th, the bill to place
j the report of the committee of the j Quakers, Moravians, Menonoists
I whole was concurred in. and Dunkards, on an equal foot-
I On the 7th, Mr. Wilson pre- ing with other freemen of the
I seated the petition of sundry per- State, was indefinitely postponed.
sons, praying the passage of a On the 8th, on motion of Mr.
S law prohibiting any person from ' Swain it was resolved, that a mes
I working seines or skimming with 'sage be sent to the Senate, pro-
nets, so as to obstruct the passage' posing that this Legislature ad
I ot fish up Great Contentnca journ sine die on Saturday, the
creek, between the hours of U 2Gth of December instant.
o'clock on Saturdav and 12 o'-j
clock on Monday of each week. U. S. Senator and Governor...
Mr. W. also presented a hill to' Bedford Brown, Esq. of Caswell,
carry the prayer of the petitioners" was elected Senator in Congress
into effect. j from this State, on the fifteenth
On the Tali. Mr. MVDiarmid pro-! ballot, having received 95 votes,
seated the petition of sundry citi-j and Win. B. Alcaics 80.
zens of the counties of Cumber- And, on Wednesday, John Ow
hiud, Wake, Chatham and MooreJen. Esu. was re-elected Covernor
praying the erection ot a new ot this btate lor the ensuing year.
cuuiuy, 10 lie canea jacKSon. m n m
I Jfoutc of Com mo its On the
I 20th Nov. Mr. Taylor presented
State of North-Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNT1.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Court, 1S29.
TT is ordered by the Court, that in fu
ture no witness in any civil suit liv
ing in this County, shall be allowed nav
for attendance on Monday and Tuesday
ot any lerm, and that the Clerk be re
quired to note in such subpoena issued
by him, that said witness is to attend on
Wednesdays of the Term to which he is
summoned and that the Clerk give no
tice of this Order by advertisement at
the Court-house door and in the Tarbo
rough Free Press for three months.
A copy from the Minutes,
Test,
MICHAEL If EARN, C. C.
Price adv 55-1:37. 16-13
State of North-Carolina)
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1829.
James Simme, '
vs.
Benjamin Miller,
Benjamin Simms,
vs.
Same.
Blake Little,
vs.
Same.
Original Attachments.
a bill to reduce the salaries of the
.Judges of the Supreme Court.
Proposes that their salary should
not exceed $2000. The Register
states that Mr. Gaston opposed
the hill, and delivered one of the
most brilliant speeches overheard
in our Legislature, and one which
1 very powerfully affected the House
remarking, m the course ot his
argument, that this was the last
time his voice would be heard in
the councils of his country. The
I mil finally was rejected ayes 48,
j noes 32.
j On the 21st, on motion of Air.
Byuum, the committee of Inter-
nal Improvement were instructed
1 1 inquire what amount of the
"m of 825,000, appropriated by
1 jhe 8tatc for the purpose of lock
i 'H into the Roanoke river by the
! anal at Weldon, has been drawn
ut by the Board of Internal Im
provements, and whether or not
it has been appropriated to effect
that purpose.
On the 24th. on motion of Mr.
jLnloc, it was resolved that a se
lect committee be appointed to
take into consideration the expe-
MARUIED,
In this place, on Tuesday evening
last, by James J. Philips, Esq. Mr. Al
exander S. Bellamy to Miss Sally
Boy kin.
DIED,
At Philadelphia, on the 2Glh tilt, in
the 71st year of his aire, the Hon. Bush-
rod Washington, one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of the united States;
and, on the 28th, near Philadelphia,
Mrs. xlnn I Vashington, relict of Judge
Washington, in the 60th year of her ago.
Price Current,
At TdHoro Petersburg $ New- York.
PefrgjYYo'k
9? 10; 6 7
22 25 ' 23 24
30 50! 30 35
13 16; 11 15
40 15 51 54
7 9: 8 10J
IS 25j 18 21
$5 53 S51 5i
G 7, 5 6
33 37! 22 31
35 38j 22 33
7 lSj 7 10$
70 75 j 47 48
90 95 90 105
28 30 22 23
DEC. 11. iper 7arV
Bacon, lb 7 8
Beeswax, - - 20 25
Brandy, apple, gal 35 50
Coffee, - - lb 16 20
Corn,- - - bul 35 50
Cotton, - - lb 7$ 8
Cotton Bagging, - 20 25
Flour, supf. - bbt $6 6
Lard, - - lb 7 8
Molasses, - - gal 40 50
Rum, New-Eng. - 50 60
Sugar, brown, - lb 1 1 13
Salt, loose, - bul 60 75
Wheat, - - - 90 80
Whiskey,- - gal 35 50
JVbrth-Carotina Bank Notes.
At Petersburg, 2 5 per cent, discount.
At New-York, 3 to 3$ do.
Printing neatly executed.
Washington L. Bell,
vs.
ftichard Bradley, Patrick S. Cromwell,
.Josiah k. Horn, Mary Thomas, Exum
I?. Cobb, Crischany D. Bony, Asa
Pate, Adm'r of James Woodard, Mor
rison Thomas, Theophilus T. Simms,
Comfort Pope, Ephraim Daniel, Wil
lie Brownrigg, Henry T. Stanton,
Robert Lang, Jesse Speight, Seth
Speight, Roderick A mason, Larry
Dew, , Lemeul D. Berry, Benjamin
White, Sarah Jernigan, Edwin Barnes,
Dempsey Barnes, Jonathan Thomas,
Purdy Pemberton, Nathan Amason,
Cofield Ellis, Neeham Ward, Thomas
Amason, Guardian to W. Barries,
Benjamin T Stanton, Washington
Stanton, Harris Horn, Delany Ama
son, Jonathan Davis, Newman Meeks,
John R. Barnes, James Barnes,
(Creek,) Jacob Barnes &. James B.
Woodard, Guardians to E. & A.
Woodard summoned as garnishees.
TT appearing fo the satisfaction of the
Court, that Benjamin Miller, de
fendant in these cases, is not an inhabit
ant of this Stale: is there fore order
ed, That publication be made in the
Tarborough Free Press for six weeks,
that unless he appear at our next Court,
to be held for the County of Edge
combe, at the Court-house in Tarbo
rough, on the fourth Monday in Febru
ary next, and replevy property and
plead to issue, judgment final will be
taken against him, and execution issue
accordingly.
Witness, Michael Hearn, Clerk of
our said Court, at Tarborough, the fourth
Monday of November, A.D. 1829.
MICHAEL HEARN.
Price adv S7:00 16-6
Near Fishing Creek.
yARY & E. JENKINS respectfully
1TA inform the Public, that the exerci
ses of their SCHOOL will commence
on the first Monday in January next.
Terms, $6 per session for spelling, read
ing, writing and arithmetic; and $2 ex
tra for the additional studies of gram
mar, geography, (or needle work, plain
and ornamental.) Board, 24 per ses
sion. One-half the amount of the first
session will be required on entrance,
and the balance on the pupils leaving
school. 1 hose sending children to the
above institution, may rest assured that
every possible attention will be paid to
their comfort, morals and improvement.
P. S. The first session ends the 19th
June, the second commences 5th July
and ends the 17th December, making
the scholastic yearfcleven months.
8th December, 1829. 16-3
Slate of North-Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1829.
William Taylor , Q.. ,
vs C OriSmal flltach-
James Taylor. ) menL
Stephen Taylor summoned as gar
nishee. TT appearing to the satisfaction of the
-V Court, that James Taylor, defend
ant in this case, is not an inhabitant of
this State: 7 is therefore ordered, That
publication be made in the Tarborough
Free Press for six weeks, that unless he
appear at our next Court, to be held for
the County of Edgecombe, at the Court
house in Tarborough, on the fourth
Monday in February next, and replevy
property and plead to issue, judgment
final will be taken against him, and exe
cution issue accordingly..
Witness, Michael Hearn, Clerk of
our said Court, at Tarborough, the fourth
Monday of November, A. D. 1829.
MICHAEL HEARN.
Price adv $3:50. 16-6
Scheme No. 8:::: Odd and Even.
COHEN'S OFFICE Baltimore,
November 26, 1829.
03s We have the pleasure to present
herewith, Class No. 8, for lS29,of the
Maryland State Lottery,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN
SYSTEM, by which the Holder of Two
Tickets, or Two Shares, is certain of
obtaining at least One Prize, and may
draw THREE! The drawing will take
place in the City of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, the SOth December.
highest prize
Ten Thousand Dollars!
brilliant SCII
1 prize of 10,000 is
1 prize of 1,000 is
1 prize of 500 is
1 prize of
1 prize of
5 prizes of
10 prizes of
30 prizes of
100 prizes of
iuu prizes oi
5000 prizes of
300 is
200 is
100 is
50 is
20 is
8 is
6 is
5 is
s me:
10,000 Dollars
1.000 Dollars
500 Dollars
300 Dollars
200 Dollars
500 Dollars
500 Dollars
600 Dollars
800 Dollars
600 Dollars
25,000 Dollars
5260 prizes, am'nting to 40,000 Dollars
Only 10,000 Tickets in the Scheme
More Prizes than Blanks! the whole
payable in CASH, which as usual at
Cohen's Office, can be had the mo
ment they are drawn.
Quarters, 61.25
Eighths, 62 cts.
WholeTickels,$5.00
Halves, - - 2.50
ORDERS either by mail (post
paid) or private conveyance, enclosing
the Cash or prizes, will meet the same
prompt and punctual attention as if on
personal application.
J.I.COHEN,Jr.&BROTHEKS,lJalt.
Qj The Register, containing the
Official List, ivil I be forwarded immc
diately after the drawing, to thoss
who 7?iay request if.
Baltimore, Nov. 26,1521.