A Circular eft's SemUry at War. tt thi
ijtk, intloa,utk latpectort aad Direct-
G't.sl ef ill km I, Roy el Udar,
ictiogth Coaatititioa toe read aid ex.
tiotd U the ante la ery corps) of the Amy.
41 JIavsttJnu 29.
Lilt Friday the Ulb, the City witnessed
,. mt alarming and ibhanan acts iter comit
trJ. Nolle tMi seveo peareable inhabitant
1 tktin to the poijoard ef a biod of anas
lio. hto the thatne of upward et lOO.fJOO
iiliabitant, attll reman otidiicov-rred. A friend
f jir i arretted that rj.t and rub'd of
pi witch, ar.d vliat money be had ahout him.
nd fortunately vrtl Lis. life by gim what
rsef cb-e to take from him. Wc wither theae
tce-ic almost every dey and no one hat courage
,oo;h to denontice the v illaius lor lear ui their
rcent'nest. Thu yu lee, that the Spaoiardt
tre not greatly erdightacd, or ameliorated by
thf Constitution." (TMa. Go.
" "uijLBaaa a"
.tlnAY MORMN'O, JULY l, lsl.
I' i : tiou- A tin any .Vetcatf i nw con
ji'-d jij Vort'ja jm . In liOjied wne of the
trie 1 1 'I 'he i d uerous women ha ha married
Mo nothing of hi other offence,)
e..'iie f i wir-l and prosecute him with c tie c t
fa far a the hlt'ry of hi life i know.., he
was raided in Portsmouth, Virg. w'len quit-
ru .e was sentenced to 3 years inipnsoiiment
in the Penitentiary fr itoalin; a Pockf t Hook I
nar'ifd a woman in Hertford county, another j t i r.
ii Wilinuigton, another in Lincoln, another iu
1
inll2UtU Kttala rtrj Uxry lots.
Frn th tu;b rpuiitaMr.Q. bit kitherta
aaitaioed, thU devtlopatbt haa excited aaeth
surprise.
.( and Halt, the mail rahoere ted mlir
derrra, were hang, praant to their jaat M
trace, on Friday last, at Baltimore, between
the hours af 11 and rt o'clock, la pretence of
a large concourse of people. Such pu 'i.hjteot
ever altead such atrocities i
.Vat. Int. ITth Uit.
Eiyftttiill, July IS.
Governor Branch, accuiupaoicd by Judge
MurpHer and J -hn D. Ilawkin, Lf). arrived
in t:i place Thursday last. Hit Excellent
cy wi met a few miles from town by a ntiin
nr of pritlf men, attended by Hsj Wright's
C.urp ol Light Infantry, and couducted into
town.
The otjsct of the Oiternor's viit to Fay
etteville, was to attend a meeting of the Board
of Internal Improvement) of which, by an act
ol the General Assembly tho trovernor for the
lime being, is made President eX-ffl$ie. Prer
ent at the meeting. Jod Murphey, Ool. Con-
ocr, jo n ii. nawKins, jaroes tnasoa bbu
rant Hatch, Esara.
A
nets.
(Tia peiLiu! pUnti.- Tuey f.roJiei i ali-ht itl
tattaa Tta to mir. .
.Soot other pisata mty hevt Msllir n&rs
tie proper tie t, bt the two abavemcotkred are
the anoat caaiMOB) beiogfaand elrott all over
the U.S. Iey are oat eacomicoo in Kcd-Uckf.
Urn ktn,1; Ik iM. : k. .... t lrr th
tha die wore they are both annual plants, aUw M of tk iWf iM wHr ( WUt
whih rftiy raai'y be dettryed in tae meadawa at I u maka wiiai MirMuin a pM haT
by pu'.ling theia on befe tneyripen the.r aeeds., iI"rLsr ,fcLkTJ"!lw ? r" M b
ciio-im mcj jrw ioo noun ar.u cmje dtM,. Uttrg at U t.
shoold not be allowed to pasture heie tb.yi
grow,ahd the second crco of hay, lmutd be cut
rather earlv , (hen the weed are in tdossotn,)
aud barnt oi the ground.
Shoeld the hoias and cattle happen to eat
them ontwithttaiuiog, nd be attacked with the
eatifatlsn, tt.ey may be eored in a ringle day.
luM la lk- Sw I lr i
mh-I t1Uii ri afT.w lai aa .a
It.lrijS. UU 80, 1IX
lkwjs zimmkk;
PKTF.n.4liUUG-rihGJ.'Mt
IKFOUMS the rotJi trnrklly, that K. a (m VwkI, Mi
til It ktrp aa .Mnrlmrut W hu.a Korlr, o4 tt
by feeditig the-n p eutifullr with caot"a lae orkoit.Uti Kisia. Fua-ou, t
whxh appear to bs an effectual antidote of lliie Mtu" T vl?" i
peco'iar disorder. , ! '"?'V.
r i. ,i i .ii . . . a Krp Prler Ptattif't ffBwit of
(I oo cabbages should he at hand, the leates a.ittr mit ai iiihe l. v .
oi turnip, raaunrt, niustrr. and soch otnei
plant of the crticiterius trite, might probably
answer equally as we1.
I venture to hint tr,at rabhae and the rru-
ctterou plants inijht erh.ip become an e!Bca
ciom rroicdr in the morbid auvtiin bnux .t
i w ..... j . . . ii:. t? ii . AM i
j . 7 ..... : on men be an e xcpost t n4rnrmrrrn11.1l in.t
il 1 Ik m..t.hr nf III Knarrl. lelt thill . I '
paDy
lor Kiieicrh. 1 hey
were escorted by Mj.
Connecticut Journal
Pitt, all in tlu xtatc, and how many other u.e
own confcuion r ale
not known ; but 11 m
arben confined in our jail) is to be believed, be
lid married 14 ivot in 1813, and we hue
hei'il ol one since hisge does Dot exceed 3')
pr 35.
Important to A. Carolina land claimants.
llie treaty between tin; States of Kentucky
4r.'! Tennessee declares all the grants North of
of Alexander's and Mjnstrdl' line to tc void ;
lth"e who have grants situated in that ilMrict
ef country should have them ideuti&ed a .id run
out by lt of t'ctotier. r tbej nny not avaii
themselves of the benefit of vanatit.
At the late commencement of the Universi
ty of New-York, the degree of Doctor ol Me
dicine was conferred on the following student
from Norths-Carolina, viz,: Larkin Hats, Lau
don Clanton, Shadrack Qd-que, Albridgton
Br!wn,and David C. Freeman.
' The Senate of Tennessee bave come to reso
lutions disapproring Gov. McMino's recommen
da; on of a stop la and a property law. They
jay it is inexpedient both to prevent or postpone
the collection of debts, or to prevent the sale ol
a debtor's property unless it shall sell for a cer
tain proportion of valuation. As to the other
iciie ne.which enters into his budget of relief
yit. ce: t fkates, or s'a'e treasury notes, to be
jssued toruugh a loan office, at a very modei ate
interest, and to be received in payment for Hi
wasee laads, or othi-r public dues, its fa(e is
sot socertaiu.
Fourth Census.
IMTERB 0 GATOR IE3,
To be putt by the Assistants of the Marthals, to
ihe heads of families in iukiner the fourth
Censua or Enumeration of the Inhabitants of
Vie united states.
1. Whowij.M the firrt Mondr in Aognit, 18C0, the
heart matter, mittrui, tieward, overteer or ether
principal perton, at tfte caie tmuf be ol thi Un.ily
f Of Fret HhiteMale were iltere, on
f ou that (lav, id the Urailv, unuer teu
years ot age t
Of teu nd umler sixteen
Between lixtppn pihtocn
I; Wkat number (meludiiig the Uetid) of lizteea and
under twenty -six t
((Deluding the heail) f tweoty-dx
aod under forty -five ?
(intludine the head) of forty-five and
upwards?
'Free White Female, under ten jean
ot age f
Of teu and under sixteen i
(including the heuit) oi sixteen and
under twenty -aix i
(including the head) of t wenty-six and
umler forty-five f
1 (including tlie bead) or lorty.five and
upwarus r
Foreigners not Naturalized ?
J persons enguged in Agriculture t
in Commerce ?
rations, tobacco, Sec. It is by aiimiar anaiogie
M, - r .ii J t 1 r -. . , v . iiiusi 1. niiMill 9 Ulicn c I JITU, alio
. r. n.rn. il artillrv nt Mat. VriTll O
n, V ViV J ' ,e3ctua! remtMj.M are discovered, or succedane-
mfantry, over the Clarendon bridge. nmt :i.,,.,,:VM . ,
NVe are not io limned of the particulars of; 1
'he proceedings nf the Board at their late H-
we understand however, that the whole 1 :
i-.r 1 p iiiiriii ufrL'A in inn near p i t pititii i h - - r-- -
" , , 1 - . .. Ilamilion Janes, Ki .uoroe at law, to Miaa Etna
weie examined, and we are, inclined to believe derwn00j uugUier 01 M V. Henderson.
inni a ravoraoie opinion is enisruineu oy toe
Ii 'ard ol their future success. Obsirvtr.
1. i.i. io n quaititty ot very aaay irr i.a
Cn Powder, aa
d wsuctt bl awt fu.
n-4t
1
Valuable Land aud Milla
run S HE.
u
,
10.
11
12.
Dow
1
many
rt.o
(Among the persons engaged in manufactures, are to be
f Mate Slavei under fourteen ?
"J of fourteen and under twenty-six '
1 of twenty-aix and under forty -five ?
(.of lorty-fire and upwards
Female Slave under fourteen ?
of fourteen and under twenty -six ?
of twenty lx and under forty-five ?
of forty-five and upwards ?
Free Coloured Male under fourteen'"?
forsfts.l
17. '
U.
I) How many
tt
II.
.
jj, 'iflymany
Si
tt.
SI.
4
.
w.
n:
33.
Ho,
many
J Of fourt:en ami under twenty .six ?
1 01 1
f ynOJI THI ALB ANT TATtMAS.
Jfiau;rarion. G jvci nor ClisTor a"d L.tdy
rived in town from New Vikon Saturday
rmr'iing last, and at one o'clock on the 'ame d.iy,
his Excellency and t'.ie Lieut. Governor. Tat-
ler took the oaths of office et the mansion ol the
.1 I.... 1 ; .
irmor. i ne oa;na wero Hunnnisiereu m ery
VV otlieVltt,
Re-naiain m the tott ijkeai naleigh July Iff 1820,
vMcU ijintt taken out on or tteJoT the tt ej Uctubtr, mil
be sent un tt the Oencrai foot OJjice ot dead tettcro.
A eats Willis,
Arnos Marv,
A I - t'.. I f
solemn and impressive manner, by Hh Hon r Anderson Pejton, 9
tha Chief Justice, in the pi esence of a number ail-h Hartlet,
of highly respectable citizens, who called to wit- U8UI'W. H-'nh
nfss the ceremony. I he nature ot the several B
obligatinos which the executive officers of this Darbee Nanc?,
state take upon themselves, ana the soiemmtv msnop api. .
with which they resumed these high responsib.-
uies, renoereu me scents iruiy inieresung.
Bv
Uaker Sinn,
Uepub.
S LiVATIN OF HORSES.
Row
many
twentT-aiv tuid under I'ortv.fivK
V.01 tony-ne and upward
f Free Coloured Females onder fourteen?
V of foorteeu and under twenty-six ?
1 of twenty-six anil under forty.five i
ol toiij-nve and upwards r
Row m.nv m)iii.n.i4niu. lrrjtil TnitlaMM nnt Tn-rrA i
. - .j , r.
' "M there any f erson here nrithout oettled place of
rnuMincer (and it so) what was bis or her name f
"v9 there any person belonging to the family, ccca
lionaity abtent from it? (and It so) of which sex,
ud what age, color, and condition r
'r -The assistants will give notice, if necessary, to
fion to" Pe'0B, over lteen years of age, of their obtiga-
antver these interrogatories, by reading to them
" "B..ecUou Of the Act
Mr G
MORE RATS !
JWu-I orfc, July 13. '
reene, whose reRicnation of tho office
a very singular coincidence, Sutu day was the Bancb Willis,
birth day ol the vene. able Lieut. Governor, who, Jf'
in the full possession and enjoyment of his fa- Baker Stepiien',
culties, has completed hi f8th year, and whose Bryant John A.
term of service on which he has. entered, w.ll
not expii e till he has reached the patriarchal age Bufiatow John.
of four Score and On. Bridges tlizabeth.
THUNDERSTORM. SXai?
Petehsbubs, June II. On Friday evening Motion Kdwai-oV
last, k severe thunder storm passed over thi 1Tei Qin,
own anu me aojaceni counvry accump&uicu uj t;ole KiizaDetn,
1 higii wind and a tortent ofrain. Much of the Partis Candis,
corn was blown down, but not materially i.ijurea. j.
Ti e Iisbtning struck a stable on Mr. m ien.:' Coiii -arah
farm, in the vicinity of this town, which was en- Copfaud Cii'i.
tire y consumed, together with a gig horse. s me
1 At r . ! a. n-. n Clifton Sara 1
hay, and a few farming utensils. At City Poit'.t, cole Lovd orC. Brannin,
the ship Wilmington and Liverpool Packet was Coher John,
struck ly lichtnfng, which shivered one of her rrel Berjamm,
mast, and otherwise injured the ship. None c . D
iho ciew were injured. We have not heard what Dunn Boiling,
other damage wa sustained in this vicinity. lkf,1?,,,"?1,." . e
tho much was anticipated, from the violence of D.riev Wi'imiu, '
the waid and the exireme seventy ol the huht- Deiki)i'lJJ. N.Rensher,
r- i r i r ir . j
uupree riaiej, ocu i.
Durang Kiiil,
tunn llurlmian,
Davis Samuel,
'i.. r. i Hi. ,)!,
Aluuiist every farmer in this country is well iDetaoy John I).
arnuiintr.il with the existence of thu'disense. in i liavis Itev saiuucl.
. .
that noble animal the horne, coin mot; ly called
Slabbers. Mr. Rafineique, professor of Natur
al History and B'Jtany, in Transylvania Univcr
s ty, has given a few ideas on the nature aiy.l t l-
leets ot the disease, as the iioe ot treatment.
in a communication to the Western Review;",
the classical name of the diiae, is salivation
it consists i:i a superabundant secretion ' oi tic
saliva or spittle of the animal, and enures a
tr jub!e9omdisoase at the mouth its enerva
ting eS'ccts upirn the system ate well known.
Mr. Rafinesque seems to claim some innit
fjr himself and his fiiend Mr Bradbury, tut
having discovered the origin of the diaordei -
that it is produced by a species of weed. Tin
idea has long prevailed . among the farmers of
New Englai d, and was probably suggested by
general observation ; the horse subject to it nW
when fed in particular pastures. But Mr. R. ii
Correct in his facts, has the credit of having gone
still lurther. Uur readers shail havp the bene
fit of his remarks, io the following extract t
Two kinds of weeds, which grow occasionally
in meadows and pastures, produce this disorder,
whenever they are accidentally eaten by horse
and cattle, together with clover or grass! Sheep
and'hogs never eat them. 'The firm and the
worst is the Euphorbia hypericifolia, a small
milky plant with opposite smooth leaves and
very small wjiite flowers. The second is the
lobelia inflata or Asthma.weed, a larger plant
alternate hajy leaves, blue flowers, and swelled
seed vessels. Both have the leaves ovate, oblong,
and slightly toothed.'
They both blossom at the end of tho summer,
when of course the largest and most detriment
al. Being mixed with the second growth of clo.
. I . . 4 1 ' " . ; . . . . a
ver anu g'oss, tney sometimes oecvmc entangieu
thereto, and are eaten by horses, who would
probably reject them otherwise. They may
MTU!", subteriher will sell on th roort ateomnvtdttlrff
M. terms, 6U0 jrrrartf Law), or a irt of it, itbio tirc
and a half milrsof lUWrf?. ; -x wfairli, is a kralUiy hlgksV
tOMiwn, vheirl now lie also, a S and t.riil Mill eaT
ly im-w, built on a very aonttant ati-eam, and ran with Vet,
eiiy. v bout 75 or 10 acres ol Ike land ta eoltiTstioft, an
which, i a very nrr.Etable Crab Apple Orchard, tefMbrr
J ith m her kuirts of orchards, eofitaiauig 4 or ( 0 tre.-
1 lirt-: is al, 4i) or SO acres ut rteb meadow land, which
c,D he w:,trred with little votk from springs that levtr lal.
1 he land i vtrt hi i' tinihered. and a better W-tereti
, On Taelsy the 9lh insCinl ' ttucl eumot be tumid B t'h' enuntr 0 soil is well tidspted
tlcu-1 to the suhura of l rtii. eorn, cotton awl tobacco. I'rrsotai
detinnit of purchasing are invited to View lb prrmisrs
It rms an'! uyotent will be tuadattaty.
WILLIAM DANIEL.
Wake county, JulyvQ. -tl
Committed.
TO the j lit f Pi.4'i'tnk eoanty, a ranaways, two aV
gm men, wdnoall themaeWes JOHNSON, and WM.
SnAVbR3. Joliown s a youpjr likely fellow, about li
years if age, very black, about 5 ieet 8. or 10 inebea high,'
speaks rattier alow, haa a down look, and syi that be be.
longitoa Hr Jaiuee Hooker, of (he town ot Waakingtott
io UiU state, and that tie haa been lanaway nearly va
yean. v illiani Shavers is about 4 Ieet S or S incite high,
about 36 years cf je, yellowish complexion, ha a, Soar
across b s breast, and one on (he bll ot hit right tnunsb.
nlso, one on the rirht side of bis left hand near the joint of
his thumb ; says lie is free, and produced a certificate of
liia I'tv edO'B, signed br James Uoelicile, as Clerk of the
Court of Southampton county. Stale ot Virginia, bat net
nTiig the court seal it is supposed tt) be a lorged paper.
1 he ooer or owners ol said ives. It any. are hereby no
tified -to come forward, pay expenses, and comply1 wiUi the
law in suou cases maie aau pruTiuuu, or cisc wicy ni w
dealt with accordingly.
F.lizabeth, July 3, 1820 price adv. ftlS SO. SB-om.
S Konnea'y Rt. to..
Ki.&bell Sm..ou.
i Leslie Koben,
l.iles Jkc(j'),
I Liggm baniuel, 9
I Ltles i'f..neu,
' Lee KlizabeUk B.
M.
' Morris John, 5
J Manuel Jesse,
Mann ,lnruei,
Modeorea Beujamln,
J McKii.nie itiJily,
s Mvrray CharLea,
Marclin Lludii,
J Men-ick George,
t McUade N illu,
' Mooie Kaudolh, 9
t Morgan Nauecy,
, Motley Herbert,
McCarthy Timothy.
N.
J Nixon Peter,
Nance James,
Morris Aleaauder.
J O.
i 0'DryantCpt.Rittd,
P.
. Priest Wn.
i Pool ui.
i I'aiker Joel,
O
Perry I IiOilus,
Ellis John jr.
tllen Jd)cj.h.
r".
Pish Jsrrtcs,
Fon Mrs. Kliaah II.
G.
Grady Dennis,
tji itlis lolin, x
Grant Jcob,
German VI iry,
Gully Calvin
It.
Ned (U'm. Hi!!',)
High Lytxlwich U.
Hackney Steplieu,
Haley NVilliam F.
HuokaUee l-rny,
Hawkins Sam't.
Ilea' I Jnmts.
Hurp SVilliamson, 'I
Hniris Jaiiies, 2
Hicks Jane.,
Horlon Hardy,
Uoiiiliev Abmin,
1 ioi tun vv illiHnis,
lluld'jn Samuel,
J.
Jusi.ce Hannah, 2
Juney Joseph,
Jones Riiltey, 2
Justice John, 3
Joruiiu Dixon,
Jones Youngy
Jones John VV.
Ivev Nathan.
Joues iCiohtird, .
Jongs Davis)-
K.
Kennon Charles, 3.
King Michael,
i anion jut'ge.
retry I IiOilus,
i Parker Cloty,
f Powell Tui'any,
i Powell itobert.
i U.
5 Ray Rabert, 3
1 U..gMlikie Uenjumin, i
i Rogers Aaron,
K.CIiards Joiiii,
i Kag.tu W illis,
Kooeria Win. E.
r viiuue. ciiiian,
5 1. ogers Capi. Uenjaaiio,
jf Sheri iff of Wake, 5
5 Spain 1 horoas, ,
I Simons Elizabeth,
i Stephen Simeon,
J Stevle Saniuvl,
j Self Wilier,
? Scai'boroogli Daniel,
SttickUno Miithew,
S Simons V iley,
ib'uiiUi General B.
bcott Joseph,
i Suf Samuel,
Sowtel Obedixli,
Shaw Zucbarinh,
i Savenner Ashley,
? SniuK Benjainiii of Johnson,
S ted man '1 iinjR4 U.
i SntlofifcCui tin,
: i'liaW Ask,
J Stufdevunl Allen.
S 1 .
s Terr ill John,
Tate Wot
Tauket William,
; TliOmiiS I iwlnle,
'I uruey W illiani,
S Tiite Niary,
Temple Rurwell,
J Tciuple liei'j.iiuui, 3
4 L.
Utl--y Harwell.
V.
j Vanrolkin Curger Peter.
.. w
tttttte oi sKotth CaYoUna.
Rowan County.
Ovrt of Equity, April ierm, 1820.
The Administrators and Heirs of George H outer dee'd. tfc
James Bryson, and others. - r
4 kN motion of eoraplainant. Ordered that the defendant!
3 fJan.es Bryson, Alfred" Brevard. Kdward Brevard, Sarah
A Brevard, Knjenia Brevard, James Cbesnttt, Uuncasi Me
Rsy,John Taylor, Janus S. Deas, Mary McKay t (wife of
said Duncan) Sarah Taylor, wife of said John Taylor. Var
garet H. Deas (wife of said Janus 3 Deas, and Harriet Cheat ,
nut, appear at the ,. rt ef Equity to be held for the Coutu
ty of Uowan, on . ti-j o Monday mftct the tourth .Woe.
day of September next, and ani r t v' . .-.ye. .rcr, at'
tupplemfutal Bill, filed by the defendants in thi wue, or
the same will be taken proeonlesao, against theof t.nd .the
jiilj ct matter thereof be decreed, aceoiilinly and tlmt
this Ol der be published three weeks in the Mur psinted la
'ialeish By orler.
GEOaGE LOCUu, C. M. E
July, C4 h 1820. price of adv. gS. S'J-3w.
State of North Carolina,-
Rowan County.
C uit ot Equity, April Term, 1820i - .
iVillinra Laughow, ts. Jcssee A Pearson and F.liia Pearson,
Kxeculors f the last will, of Richmond Pearson dee'd. f;
Jeasee A Pearson, Joseph Pearson, Kichmond I'eurson,
Sarah Pem-aon, (JliHi'ltt Pearson, f-lits I'eiiTaon, Rich.
mood M Pearson, Giles W. Pesrson, and John S totes '
Pearson, children and Heirs at Law of said Kiehmbnd
Pearson deceased. '
1 t' appearing to the satisfaction- of the Court that Joseph
Pearson, one of the defendant i'i thi eu:e, rlnrs not re-'
ile in thia State, it is therefore ordered that pablieatton bV
made in the RaleigV Star, for three weeks sueoessively, fop ?
tlie said Joseph Pearnou, to appear at the next Con it of Knai C':, -t
to be held for the County of Rowan,' at the Court f loose ,-'
in Salubury, on. the second .Monday utter the fourth Monday
in September next ; and plead, answer or demur to the com- ,
plainants Bill, otherwise, the same will betaken prooanfu
?o, aud heard expurte as to him. '
GKORGE LOCK, C. M. B.
July, g4Lh 1820 -pnee adv. J53, 29-3 w.
I Wat.
; Wed
Jkier of the Phoenix Bank, we mentioned
Monday. ;a now stilted to be a defaulter to
Hnstitution to the amount ot 147.500, dol-
the R Y' reSre t add that it is.' also stated,
oraw ''J "'cohditionaHy secured for not
thaa on half or ono third ot this amount ;
atklns John
Will. son JThomtis,
5 Woodard Christopher,
i Wolf WitUamL.
J Warren Wiley,
i Wall Burwell,
' Wru-ht James, 2
Woodard James,
J Warren Kedley. '
' Y
Yancy Charles.
SAMUEL LUM A-Y, A. P. M.
STUAYS.
Entered on the Stray Bo, k of Anson County,
"N the 13th Ju ip, 18-20, by NalKaMiet Turner, a sorrel
norse, sour ieet seven inches hicli. .a: star on hia
e out, 19 )r
on a small bciU
noise, Kur Ieet seven inches high,
forehead, legs' hite up to his knoes. left cy
old, t!ie ead of bis tight ear eut off, had oi
Appraised to $ 85.
ON the t'Jtl Jun
sorrel
IV'ZH. bv YV limn HvOe. a
Marc, 14 years old, 4 l. t t 10 incites high, large Mate in" ''
Iter face, hind le;s white ho to the hums, a white soot 00 '
h,-r neek. hpraisd to g 40 ."
O.V the 37th June, IWO, by Allen Dillard, ablaek Mafiy
4 feet 7 inches high, ten years old, slioil all rounds thick
mane, tale snip ou her nose, ewe neck, thin in flesh, and
very dull. Appraised to K 38 ;
TUOS THREADGtLL, Ranger.
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STRAYS.
Entered on the Stray Boole of Randolph Wy,
N the Slrd Msy, 1S30, bv Widiam Smith, a black
Mare, 9 years old, had ou a small bell. Atinraistd, .
?t tlolbtre. . .J
ON the 13th Jnne, lS9f). bv MoseirSwalm. a bar Mar. "
eight years old, C ve feet high, shoes on her fore feel, bran
ded on the left shoulder with, the letter It. Appraised to
10 dollar - "
ON the srth June, 1820, by Thomas Fentriss, a sorrel
Mare, about 14 hand high, marked with tlie saddle, is a
natural paser, had ou small bell, and was judged to be
13 vesta old . ' Appraised to 99 dollar and 50 cents. '
OM tk t loli ib.vi K.- i-j,k ni.u . ..i nJ..
HE Museum lately behtngmg to Mr. Lavrrenee t ..Wl -. .M with .m.n i.i. i hi. r... a .
Newbejriy ha been removed to Raleigh, and is, with ; blemish in hi risht eve. A nnralsed to 80 dollar.'
S1IUB VI- GAUDMtK, U. tt.
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the addition of many other article, opened! for exhibition
iu a spacious rr-om in "the old Star by i Mings. It i uow the
property ot a Lady, who trill devote her time and attention
lit it. and who is anstous to increase its attractions and ue-
foiness I'onHlioos ot whatever is-rare"nd curious mart
mtUanc'e, 85 cent.
Raleigh, July C0.1S20.
294f
Tkewise become mixed With the Second cmp V or natare, will be tbarklully received, ami , ticlesdepoMt-
k- .nA k ,:.ki t.-1, U I... iea,n oan win ie scu curt, vi a.iu uu.y reiuineu. ftUf
fAtm J usiya ya VtV l IT lU IV 9 V IfWS 09laB.l t U Ve tc
arisen the -vulgar opinion which ascribed this
drsorder to the second growth of clover.
Both the above plants bave energetic proper
ties. All the species of the genus Euphorbia
are strong drastics, and tho Zebela infata it
has been usefully employed in the cure of asth
ma and other disorders ; it was one of the In-
For Sale or flent.
ffTWE Houses ami Tots lately owned by judge Seawcll.
i Fortenrs, applv to Willmin I'alk, or in bis absence
to William Boylao, Etor to the subscriber st rin'ifax.
B0BT.A,JONKS.
Joiy IS, IMO. . v ' ,89-tf
Kntered,
OS the Stray "Rook of Montgomery eounry, the 4th jiurf. "
by Joseph Picket, a Vrigbtay Horse, supposed to b
13 or 14 year old, 4 feet 11 inohes high. Hne saddle spot
on hisbaek, star on his forottead, snip on his noser hia
right lund foot white above his socle Joint Appraised to
twenty-five dollars
. JACOB COCHTtAN, Ttatiger.
July, 19, 1820.' 29-3tp
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