r
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEXLY, BY THOMAS HENDERSON, JUN. PBLNTEtt TO THE STATE.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2i, 1815
Three Dolls, per annum
ANDERSON CL'RTIfL
.jtSthe, pubic Uut Ite Ui just received new
'j of Goods, suitable to the season, tonsUting cf
.hCft9icrcx, flannels, arxl dutch blanket i
quetje, do. Krcccnr and a variety of ether
a vuith ho will tell on Uie lowest term for cask-
. ...... o W
New Goods, .
1 jQXD ha just received txxxSm Aonmrt ejf
l,OCs, iuitablete the eoA eoWi-AVeafeujstJ.
ch. easawres M bar Ci-Mta, roseiojd stripe
s, fmleta cloths, flannels and t fck'.tc; lca and.
ashirting , Vc. eajobritks, knot Vtrj bomb.
pink cambric ks,' bwrSbUou, taKeee jstV
-trine, silk u4 cutna tldiMm'ktinttiU j
h--l, I handkerchiefs, Fr and, Morocco lta.tr,
-0bene4. saoei aiil sandals,. glaM frf qiiens
. Wl ware and euUerv. rotlon- lod wrwl curds !n
; s and potty afafer frof i Hjuie and eWels, f
'tees, puincl saw, omtrUa,coprca pepper.
i fit tbori. -r virtment be Will sell on i! fnoet reason
fur only. yi"rV. '.V
Itfifut ov. v.. .
Oxford. Academy. ,
ernl-anaual etamisutiot) 'f tlx fiUiAe of tUU
,: Mark Cooke i.
Tn i ... !t
V V -'IC Impound Kr Tallow and SO cents
r'f P' powul f-r tstmwg, fd, ad nn , ,)
for anv qdantitr thai n a rfr 1 u Lit
S5ih ia of Uamjer Uax
XUlch, Xovcmber !, 1115,
. Attefttion, OHcm of the 1st Ucgimait I
fQ? artmVr"rMtotWd tti tb mm
Xl Cuisirved of each (xttpaa M lhc 8lXS
fCf Mvat. M VtdaJajr tl ih But. at 1 Lo'cUck,
avpt far drUl-rM 0 wtt Jnf at tH ivt Koar rj(
f t privKM aj v aacr yr comitomlaV rrhr
and 4rhcr yo U matter tiropaaSt and niarcb to
T U. THTT.
Kw, lit. ms 44
WILLIAM PECK,
Valuable Xacds, &c .Tor Salc
(AT, WILMINGTON, N. C) '
r I iiJ . .. j' "J ft ' !
V1T ILL Kb aoli at Publia aui:tWWf tUCDarVMous
- " " ( wummgton on tjiday the t da ol JQembet
est. tb fcJIowmf Lands, TeoeiMiiii, ko. . X-
Vut'vaJuab! alee' ItaaUi ion aitaated oo m
roBOi vrest rtTf Cpe-rtr and.knotni kythrtarod
lhtpUUrt. eanauUne of from S to fiOO uir. uT
owftinp, bevwscq 4 and 300 aret bf bith art gndtr ctt'.i
nu ion ana a larc-e co
Sotitet'and tmpruvediejiu
ri " f'ir twrv inch t
i ani'ic i rcr.rence.
LT 5 lauljr reta rd from Ntw.cNk, with a rrrml
fc.A -onmui f D:.Y GtHJDS, H VUDVVARK, CtTT.
y T and tittlXX'Ufi-i. lajiic ihrm arc. Ut t.airr
tte Bromjl C u bs Fm CotlouK S. linrna. lu; bough"
1Uut-y mi lt U, aal vitti careful -U.cuo. il utct
0 aeU tlKin to bit old feila and c onra, aad to a.!
bere or mlrra' a proftt Living, fortunate! r, near a
rtiiadfcti!f BmIu, be btr tbr will b LuWornoo
ei..i f.- crediting,, and ofcuuraa will havr no rbvice fc
NOTICE.
T1B Coptnncnhin wbrrh eaistM betwee-a th tubaeri.
. bci- tn-t Lewit S Uue, vu diaaolvcd on Mie 12ib of
f ay, 1815 Tberr fore, thi ia to inviw tboue who are
indebted tn the subtcriSer, to come forward and acute
&eu account, aa quick ai potaible, r be aba 11 tell Isaac-
It. NUIT.
vBaVi?h. Knv. f. 1815 444w
T NOTICE.
T'iOSE. in vboae bands ro y be any of the printed co
pies of a petition, to be preferred to our State Legis
lature, at their next ensuing tesVion, on the subject of pe
udtiea annexed to public immoralities, art lequcsted to
ttake the follower corrections :
k After the ordclnii'keniK-.s, Hoc fifth from the bottom.
Strike nijt Lute, if v, legal rettruittf i$ pfwUed,' and in-
rrnce. on the lora i iuy, JSt.aWIiic
twenty tve cent:" Thw may be done
Uk; Uft hand, ami pointed to by
October 13, 1815,
K A,
n
ril.
taftitutiuit t ! euojr.oneeMthtUJav cfKoveiH'
, (net. at whidi time, parents' rat rwr i. M otbct i
fad an interest la the Edacittan cf the Duuils. are m-1 ti03 bv 40 icet in the
Qt attend. A is with pleasure, ftrmnujtcedj that tUe 1 HH of takias toll at the. ftnrib Cast'aod North Tew
U aoies W. Thompson, is etif ajrrd, M Civumg rancue ut Laps nvsx, trn the main, ruad .letfimi i. Boarding- for Female Students
f.v:,.-.U;i .i .M ; .v.i..w .iJ. !.t 'one of th in th ;if.i .. l. I TRR subscriDt r will, witfan the course of a lew weeks
vt ii. . ." " " . . i .!.. . . r . n,
(Vtfrember 4b, 1815
4fi-2.
xkflts. it it be nceeexy, snaasiatadtujuj employ eu. wnjuguuy to marset renaersv it on every account a iwst J . J - vrVir"T-Vi.
TutremaW De pnmept U aull cphfile4 lo tbe care of Taiuabie object iouny ptnan desiroita of MiuAr uJn,' 7 , m.-T,k . '
C. M'Intyre- ' Rice lnuW v' U v,, Ftem StudenU wl.o may Atesrd that "wy.
ft ample proven mad by th trustees, toIre?e Also sundry tracttorjvarqeli ef Land aVJjVt etf f? llK,S TJtP,IXi? k H "! .
Lie beLltbWai of situation, and-nesa of liv- belvide, comaimpf bTn 4 and W keref i e ,r f n uld 'JnhW , Vlitn 2 or
tUi, confidently expected, will cire Uus seminary as less, and situated onSturSonc,a.n y&kWl ii I 1 T . of I 1
W.m. to patron. as any in Rlte: MiU seat and capabls f Ve AdvaftUofli terZ-e. nt detached foon.8, a few small Boy. w..l also b siaken.
I Iht first Session in next year will commence en the 6th Also that Plaolatlon lyWf in Hud CpKntyanO i v; , . . . ,. j. r. uwb.d.
rr.Ansr. Wi VI vr.F.rl . SAr.. the nama of Orion. ennU'ininv !i
. .. ,i , - ...
ur nim i n iinvM net atvi.T Tiaasr i trt fwi a i-v. .a4
im hkit rece vt tne greatest attentionvl ZifZIZ. n Lit. Vs-TT- L' T i , -
. . . r ...... ! the ereit nranrh hrvf im-liili'wr j V(u Vila ' I m:H
provision to lcefl tne uor.es oi tne mem- . :v, ii' JT"
W -Air sjat)lll I aav vBk lUIIU.IU WOUH l'Mtr, I KHJjAK - -. -
a )f CTU A 7k,U A 1
j J'vT' Entertainment.
r'iE $ubscter has provided binst if to r.r com mod ate
travellers and others. His house is r.-rmy and con
' si(vtianJ hii slab! i well stored with for ire- Those
oruiy call on h
Hat auto maae
of Assembly.
Kov. 14, 1815. 45 2w
: Saddle & Harness Makers.
ptARKE fc SMITH, from Pe' rrsburg, Va. be leave
V to inform the citizens of Itautigh, and all others who
Wwisb to be fui'nisbed with Saddles,, Bridles and Har
'A iB die first siyle ot elegance, that they have taken a
Jliettt, aund nearly opposite the Star Office, bere
wtire tVt concerned, that tlieyhavd tbe best mate-
a.aidttxmined to execute their work in the
more p less, togetbef riUi tbft toui6t
dvmiH wia -oincr. improve mom inerYM.?
this plantation Is bow cultivated in -Kice, iaiKt '
by competent jad jss JBost Valuable, body ,
situated on the riverf. '' c.';'..' .
atao syau acres of Land mnreorjsst. t--Wrt
I OR SALE,
tion to business, tns to deserve thef jatronse pi
public, They have orought with them a very fasn
assortment oi saaaieana narneas nioununr,' int-
1 tbis fall in the different arrivals in Virginia. Or-
ffom Uie town or country will b executed with punc
ity and dispatch. November lOtli, 1815.
K.' ? RECOMMENDATION.
H. W. Mason, having declined the above branch of
4n8 takes this opportunity to recommend to his
.tJtomcrs, and others, Messrs- Clarke and Smith, as sad
Vand Harness Makers. He has no hesitation in saying
'y ire good workmen and have sufficient mean's to exe.
fe their work in a faithful manner.
November 10.
State of North-Carolina, Wayne County
Cturt ef I'kas & Quarter Hesiiovs,
U . lugtist Teitn, 1815.
joho Handley 8i wife Elixabetli Applewhite ti a!s.
IJ; I'ETinoN'. ,
Vppearing to the salisfac'.ion of the Court, that John
i applewhite, one of the defendants In this case, is not an
habitant of this State it is therefore ordered by the
'rfcthat six vee.kapiibticationbemade in the Unleigh
Asr.fbrsaid John Ar plewhite to appear at the next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessibns, to be held for the county
nfWMm.. at thi Court-House in Waynesborough, on thj
liirdSlondav of November next, to plead, answer or de-
' " . . , l " a! -v .. 111 kAn
V to said petition, or tne peuuuu wmi c mn-tji.
.and prayer g?nUd. MmNE)C. c,c.
(State of North-Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Stniom,
feboScott, by Chs. Scott his attorney vt. Samuel Burdlow-
i OttlINAL ATTACHMENT. .
f appearing to the satisfaction of tbe court, that Samuel
?- 8urdlow, the defendant in this case, having removed
ltfthe State, Wthat the ordinary process of lawcannot
Vieiredon bim-lt is therefore oixlered by the court.
fbuhlicatioMbemade, itt the Raleigh Star,, for three
ftwiths; that defendant may come forward aud replevy
rpltad, 8cC. . n n r
' Test, jurm jvircj, -
Atsa 2200 acres more or less lu di(ft;rt tmcts'fi? tier
eels seated tipon and neat JUUlput 6i?6tt inrJiubp ii
ry Kiuuife Mill seat and jut ahundartce tl rtuBl imbfr1. ;
Alaa 3,640 .acres, more of, titi i ut wfofof-tfixeli; wl
tracts oi iuaqa on t own creeic; ana -ne t-r!i-rt or.'oi
and thereto adjacent, including 4:f7 ?4ma,il ,eaJU
with dam already made and plenty Ben raetirftDertf f ;
iklsoOneLot No'Sa and opWidjW part oT It N:v
in SmitbviUe, Mtb an elegant Mansion tWeon
covering about 9 J feet Tiy jS In tho mosVClijibb purVW
stoiiersof smithvilte, opposite Ifte, bciorr mentioned-No
j ana whereon is a store, ana a Warehouse upwards
of 100 feetlong.a V!iarf, &o.. '
lue Mill seats last described are from 12 to 15 miles
only trom Wilmington. -
i lie Conditions of Sale are as follows, v:z :
Ten per cent, on the mount of purchase to he paid at
the time of Sale and the balance in tqual , Insta'nit nts of
one, twb andtlirei yeai s in Notes with . approved Eudor
sers payable at either the Uantof Cape Fear ut Wilmihg.
ton Branch of the Stale Bank of North Carolina, and a
Mortgage on the property Interest to lc paid .annually,
FurtherarticuUrs maybe known on Hpplici.tion to ttic
Subscriber and a more detailed description of ike proper
ty will be given at the time of SkIc.
W. ANDERSON, Catliier of the
Bcaik of Cafie Fear.
Wilminqion, September 7th, i815. ":7 lit.
JUNIUS SNED & Co. '
HAVE received from New-York ad PhiltdeJphii, an
Assortment of I)itY GOODS lit GKOCEitiBS, visb
thry are now opening for sale at the Store unden.eatJ
the Star Office-
TlstleiRli,
4?-;f
let.
7;
For Sale.
ft HE anbscriber having in view to remove to tie west
w.r,i rvfltep fp aile between twenty -three andtwen-
. TUf iiundredacres of Land, in Wake County, tn sepa
fttetracu, via- one tract of 146 acres, on Ureat Lick
5?eek,l5 tniles northwest of Raleigh, on the main Road
dingfim Raleigh to the Fishdam fbrdt. en which is,
,optlntaiion in tolerable repair, t good dwelling juisa
'M onUwnses, art apple orchard, with other appendages,
good new: built Saw Afdl, with ft large quantity of good
fifty and other timber for sawing. Te tc is good
i Jht ioil 1 Veil suited to the culture of Tobacco or any
4 Bd of erain. oerhaps inferior to'none inthe county. ..Also,
iethe tract jiear the above prea.ises, conummg xia
. wiidiogs-Ortfi other tract,1 in Uie ttelgbboroood, of 200
mosUy woodland. Also, on other tract, about 7
WIeifrom the above, of 350cres, on which is anew
ielling houae, and jk'tmall plantafjon; in good repair
lAfldia of agood quality. Also, one oUier tract 7 or
a;west of Raleigh, consisting of 302 acres woodland.
tAUorkhy of the abate trasta Will be sold on reasonable
lermi for cash; negroes or on a reasonable cred iU . ' v 1
i JPox further information enquire at tbe premises.
;Wl; fe.'( Wil(,Ei RVBERTS. ;
LYNCH & CATHEll
H VVEjust received by the ship Philip Tbli, from
Liverpool, the following Goods, which t!ey ofT;r for
sale at their Stove in Petersburg, by the piece or pact
age at a reasonable advance, for Cash, Cotton or Tobacco,
viz : Cloths, casinieres, vestings, velvets, cords, 6tor.kir.ets,
flushings, lvnnbazetts, plains, 9annel6, blankets, calicoeH,
ginghams, dimity, shirtings, cambricks, lumens, hosiery,
shawls, handkerchiefs, edgings, laces, hardware, cutlery,
sadlery, &c.
Petersburg, Va. Oct 25, 18I5- 4U'
Great Bargains offered.
THE Subscriber ofTers for sale botli of his improved lots
inthecitvof Raleitrli. situated on both sWes of one
of the most public streets in the city ;. there is on each
lot a convenient dwelling house neatly finished inside,
with all necessary oat houses. A further description is
deemed unnecessary t present, suffice it tossy the
buildings are entirely new, having bee", built .viw ' the
kit eighteen month ' . WE3JLBY VVHITAKER.
Baleipii, 1st !-v. 1815. ' 44U-.
N D ' TV f;'ibsrnber avails himself of this opportuni.
tv toinfrm f.iendsAndthe public that he has on hand
rcadv fi"i.e -several dozen Windsor i;nairs or quieruu
3 , ' ;i.inaiit to aell vnrt loW
mrms ana cmm wnw 4
Tract of lsnd adjoining tlic town of Williamsboro'
, containing 685 Acres. This land is of Uie best qua.
f for tobacco, wheat and corn: it has a very good
Helling house, and all out holies in goot! repair. It is
inarkabl for iU healthiness' und will alford an eligible
Station to him who may wish ti educate a family, being
ti hin 400 yttrds of the Williamsbotough Academy, or to
! '; who may wish toxultivate tlie earth, entertain travel.
! ftjorkecp a boarding house for the school On this
U;l and near the town arc very good scitca for a tan-yard
dist Jfery.
v vvnother tract foiu miles from the town of Williamsbo.
fugh, cpntaining 600 acresThis land has on it a good
d'jtiUng house for a small l.imily? the land is not of the
icit quality, but adapted to the growth of cotton, tobac.
ca fni com in a ordinary degree. . It is well wateredand
tM altby situation.
,Aiicmr tract ot luui ip ueniom coim.y, on xne river
lerruvncar the town pt Murtreesborougn, Known by
- V.UV,VkU, ?f first at,bM. ground, containinir
40'i acres. For terms apply to Messrs. Murtree U Gordou
of M irft-eeborough, or to the subscriber in Williamsbo.
rough, Graimlle county; Terms will be made accommo
dating to purchasers. F. N. W. BURTON.
Julys, 1815. 27-tf
- ; i
Stafe of North-Carolina,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Asiljel Mcxrr, on his own right, and as
Adm r. Llisa Moore, dee d
lliuiel 7 ur .ntine, Ex'r. and other. j ,
T appearing to Uie Court thtt John Moore and David
Robinson, two of the defendants in this cose- are not
inhabitants of this State It is ordered that publication for
ix weeks successively, be made in the Raleigb SUr, that
trri'ess said defendants appear within the three finst days
of nextterm, and fi'e their answers, that judgment ,pro
eanfessn will be cnteied ag Jittthem.
""'.4?.6t-- Testi . J. TAYLOR, C. d
. BOOT & SHOE FACTORY.
t
JOHN HOLLOWAY,
1.1 .S on hand four or five hundred pair of BOOTS of
L ihenew?st fhion, also a large assortment of Shm s,
vhich he offers for sale on reasonable terms at Jus shop
next door helow Mkcl.jU's Tavern. Having a number of
workmen emploj-ed, he is enabled to execute any order
in his line on the shortest notice. ?
k-tf- Battigh, Oct. 18. 1815.
To the Public. .
MR. GALES, SV.ialUe Rerister of Oetobcr 0 13th
Ust, observed a tmom tged by Hardy Hurdle k
otbera, ia wbit b my Ckaraeter, as a man, a Chrutiaii and
a Minisier of the Gtnel is severely handled. Newspa
per contrtrverstea rarefy if ever have any good effect,
rture particularly when tbe cooduct anil chaiac'er of in
dividuals in aa hwiubke itatioa of life is the ubjeet Ncr
is it my intention at Uuturae to follow the example that ia
act me. to heap slander upon thxwe who bare so rudely
and I think so unjosufiably attacked me My object U
not to injure but io defend i and 1 thaak God that I am a
cilisenol a country In which tbe law are ooest to all, from
the highest to the lowest. , Tbe individuals wba have sign
ed the piece alluded to must hava expected an effort on
my part to show myself innocent of the charga afegded
against me i nave done so I have resorted to tne la a
n my country j thoaa laws which witt throw their pro
tection around the defendants, if they have truth on their
side , Upon the truth or falsehood of tbe piece then, I
hava placed those who have pubbshed it Jit be true
that I haw raised against the Cvep Creek Baptist Cbuieb
reports false and degrading i if I am a dialurberof thur
peace and a. impoator and bvpocnticsl intruder into the
BapCst Society ( if Ihavepoliihed of raid ociety gross
and enfotindcd falsehood t if it be true th it I have cir
culated of elder Wm. P. Diddle, a tale disgraceful tn his
character, It afterwards, being in bis presence, denied it,
and gave, bim a certificate that he was dear of such are
port, and myself a tiari if, I say, all tins be true, then
surely the gentlemen can prove it To that proof 1 have
invited them, and upon ita issue I am willing to rest In
Uie mean time Sir, through (he Medium of your paper St
Mr, Henderson's 1 wish to solicit those who may have
read the piece, to Take Notice:! am Not a Member be
longing to' that class of people Called Baptists 1 own I
am a Ba-Hist by profession, but am quite of a different
belief from them j for this cause t am set at naught. 1
pray the charity of the piiblie and all Christian to sus
pend their opinion until the cause a tried, which will
establish the truth or falsehood of the libel. I acknow
Ldge air( an individual like myself occupying a station in
lie so humble, ha no right te obtrude his private affairs
upon the public - i have been dragged before tbe public,
and am entitled to be heard. Bat althoaot one in a hun
dred, perhaps not one In a thousand, who nay have read
the piece alluded to ever heard the name of Frederick
Fhnvcilla Yet there are tome who khowhim, and to
whom his reputation is dear, and who likely have read
tt ; For the sake of those he asks not to be condemned un
heard. submit myself to him who knows the secrets of all
heart before whom am willing to meet all my accu
sers on the crreat dav when the secret of all heart
. shall be disclosed then the fonspent will be set free and
me guuty condcmncdl
FREDERICK FONVEiLLE.
Orange Coqnty, If. C, Nov. 30th. 1815. 45 3w
, ' v John S. laboteau,
RESPECTFULL informs the public thst he has iuft
- auppi r v wuuus, couaisung CI CKH IIS,
! caskmeres, drab cloth pelise ditto, rose and striped blan-
a.ciB, uMiiieis, puns, Domnasettrs, tailor trimmings, dim- Y
Ity's.cambncs, ginghams, calicoes, a gl assortment of
hardware&c.&. Likewise, a good assortment of Killi
nery, consisting of silk and satin hats and bonnets, straw
and chift ditto, artificial fiower of, all kinds, and fancy
feathers, silk and cotton iarc-, SJ'k gause, and a iwt
rietyot tiobons. tnngeandtrimmmf s, fancy mu- and
rtvsai, pelereens, all kinds extra long kid gkv. k silkdo.
shoitdo. lace sleeves, embroidered shawls and hi.ndke.r-
uiuciB, po wuit, nuicuies, roiutary leatnera ana oniktren's
dolls. AH of which he Is disposed to sell on reasonable '
t ms. ' ,i " ,-, ' 'v
45-.1t . Raiebrh.-Vov 9'h. 1a5 . '
1
1ET1T10N.
for cash or on ashort creilit-
W. W.
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE Tract of Land.1- containing about 100
A. Acres, lying on the watei-s of Island Creek, ui oratt
mu ..itv! withirt four miles of Williamsborough. Tlie
Nation ii high andiery .beaUby, V? j wrea
,a Well. nerhupS' as any in Hie atate -
ST sifiSntt large" 4 8 or 10 hand, towork to
" fj.i).Ti,li:,, Hnnae. With OUt,hOUS
r "' IZa V nd Grist Mill- A const-J
lmZSSTJSiSSt
as
lion suffi
WllinsV House, with out . houses suited to
jZrtltoa and . good Grist Mil -
P. 7 . .r .W. .A in aa rood TobaCCO If
D , tnH it is presuuiame wiosc , r '
Sffi'tSe a Tlewof the premim. v Al-Ucan. mJ
be nude to the subscriber near Louisburg. orto RjcJaM
pe maae . ... Th r,avinents will not be din-
LS? gvaiuation. for the whole.; or any part,
will be ; lVn payment.
l.-rUrOct.28,1815.
WeLlIUBPHiGY.
i 44-6W -.
20 Dollars Reward. ' '
Fy AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 15th of last
1 tnontii two Negroes, one named BRISTER and the
other SOLOMON, they are about the age of 13 or 19 years
each, and are about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, of common
complexion, sldut made, Strong and active, they had on.,
when they ran way common negro clothing, that is, coarse',
tow linnen, and? coarse cotton shirt and trowsers. I am
inclined to believe they have gone again to New-Hanover '
County, about 20 or 85 miles west from Wilmington,' and
I suspect are harboured in the neighborhood of James'
GutTurdand a Mr Lewis's, where they were harboured ia
one and July last. I will give the above reward and all
expences for them both, if delivered to me 7 miles north
wcsu.f Raleigh, or five dollars each if secured in jail so '
tliat ! get them again. G. DAVIS. 1
Wake County, Sept. J815. v ' S9f.
1 1 i '
' State of North-Carolina, . I
WAKE COUNTY- .
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August Term, 18J.5- '
. Henry Cotroan. )
v. Original Attachment- ,
Wm- M. Fisher. V
PAMCELC. BRAWi. summnBed as Garnishee, and
the defendant haig removed outof the Slat?-, sr tfiat
the ordinary process of law cannot be served on him i it
is1 therefore ordered, by the, Court that puhbeatinn be
made in the Raleigh Star, for three months, tUt ihe. de
fendant may conw forward and replevjr or plead, &c. by
next Court.
36 3m, Test, . . B. KINO, c. C o
' ' Good Mahogany. . - , ..
THE Subscriber has on 'hand a supply of nandson
' Mahogany, which he will work up, to order; in th
neatest mapner.-' . . DAVID JSOYSTER.
.'Nor, 18, 1815-,,' f,4 v"; ' .2;
BLANKS
FOltSALB AT, tiH SI AH OFFICE. '
State t)f North-Carolina, Howan County
1 , " - :VIn Chancery t October 'firm, 1815.
Horatio Hamilton v. The Heirs and Representatives ei t
' . ' Michael Miller, dec.: ,
ORIGIN 4.L BILL TO FORECLOSE. &c.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Jacclj
Miller, one of the defendants in this ce, does not re
al rl p within the limits of this State.1t I hfrffr.ro, .,.. j
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that publicaUon be made, for six weeks successively, in
the Star, printed atBaleigh, that unless tbe taid Jacob A
M slier appear at the next term, to be holden for the Cnun- V
ty of Rowan, at the Court-House in Salisbury, on the 2d 1
Monday after the 4th Monday in Warch next, and plead,
answer, or demur to the complainant's bill, Uie same will -be
taken pro conjtito and heard ex parte
Teste, CHARLES FISHER, C. M. E
Nancy Miller, John Miller, Ann Miller, Elizabeth TV
Miller, Jacob Miller, Sally1 Miller, Polly Miller, with Dvd
Miller and Caty Miller, by their guardian John Petti, "
court, i
, Notice. '
ON the 6th day of November, 1815, the Copartner
ship of Parish h Wood, of the city of Raleigh Was
dissolved by mutual consent. This )s therefore to re
quest all persons having any' demands against laid con
cern to make them immediately known in order that they
msy be discharged- And also to inform the debtors that
they have divided Uieir notes and account, and that they
are to be paid to Uie holders thereof.
. ' CHAS. PARISH. ' ,
'.. V MKTVTON WOOD. '
Raleigh, Nov. 9,, 1815. 45 3w
.Walter Janet Domestic & Factory Loom
'T' HE patent right to this LOOM to far as respects the
" Stale of Narth-Carolina. haa. hAn nurrt.... k o
Company of 'Gentlemen who Inte nd as soon as possible, ;", I
to have constructed a number of the Looms' for 1 ssle. .
They will have Loom! iv operation In different parts of
the St ate in the course of the ensuing Spring. Those per
sons who wish ti purchase Loomh will make application
to Samuel C Urame, at Raleigh, and the Looms will be
sent io them at the expence of UvC Company. ; Th Com- '
pany can witlicbiJidencei recomme4nd.tbi Loom as one of '
he most useful improvement$ in the Domestic Arts, which
has ber ii made ; fifteen or twenty Varda can with eae be
woven ui a-day, of i thread which rt usually denominated
" twelve hundred, and oft a thiead denominated H a 1 .
six hundred." from thirty td,fortTard can be woven In : : f
Uieriay. A perwu can team 4'.ie art of weaving en thia ipJ
Loom in two or tbri?e day. ,v.The whole process of wear. I '
hg is carried oaby tbe motion of the Batton. Tbe Loom IA '
UsimpUiniuconatruxtioji,andeaiily '
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bis friends and the public in general; that he has e. ) '
p.ned a small lut general assortment of. URT r.qons. ;! i
ciaruware, i wuicu pa oners ior sate low; tor Lasb, ; '
the imost of them having been; purchased with! fcthat ne. :i '
ctssary article, lie also expect in few day , Wte ?!
ceivea supply of Sugar CoffeeV keke' i f. . .:,
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