At--.' fee list? 4 !..iuofs
e ieprt c&nrtrml in. L
Mr. iiaran, Ireta ins comm. Mr of
CUio. reported a rtolotiu; duecnnj
the Trejioier to pay to-Jortji Medley.
S,ct. A wen cpuatjr, bU; wuu.
was read the Lrst um and pa J.
y. tthcklcctre, from the cjounittre of
atnitioas uri t.ncrartcra, rr ported fiironhlj
a the petition of acmiry inhabitants cf Besxs-
Lt aunty, and rccurnoctvied the fee f
wexmifi crui ntutu s4cob
tj from ccrun dutvcti wbkb report j coo
rurrvU to, ar.d Uta Uil mj the first Caa
sni piC'L
M5Ucn pretested tWpetituM of tuikdry
inhabitant, of Sampson euuiity, praying fur an
impropriation of money lo enable thrni to
.(Jru out tb Great Cohera St amps wuich -m
rcf-sred to the comuuU-e of Internal Ira
piorcnirnt. Om motion of Mr. Raine.
J'-vrti, That the cooaituttee of Propos.
lions and Iterances be instructed to Uiquire
l-ito the expediency of reducing the sularws of '
tb Supreme CSJrt Judires front doltaa 1
to 2.000 dollars.;
Mr. Kill, of New-Hanover, from the Select
jommUtce to thorn waa referred the petition
of laaiah Davis and other, reported nnfavorv
Ulr to the prayer of the petition, reootnmend
in its rejection, which report vasconcur
rcdln. 1
The bill concerning the duties of guardian.,
and the bill to amend the act for raking a fund
. for erecting the building and for the aupport
of the University of North-Carolina, were read
the third time, and postponed indefinitely.
'r . The following bills were read the first time
' and passed: A bill to establish a tight Infantry
' Company in Richmond county; a bill far the
. regulation of the County Courts of Buncombe;
a till securing to Jane Wellborn, of Randolph
county, and Sarah Peunce, cf Surry county,
the nronertr thee may hereafter acauirei a
. bill to amend the act of 1830, for the better
organisation of the nulitia of Beaufort county;
a bill to amend the act of 1815, for appointing
commissioners 4o fix on a proper place in the
count r of vuaes, ana to erect thereon a
. n . n l i it .
' mend the actjnf 1821, to compel the Clerks of
t:onrt-nou9e. i-nwn ana blocks: b dhi to m-
Lie bttperyn ana county courts or Surry to
'. keep their' offices at the Court-house in the
towaof Rockford; a bill to alter the names of
talegitimate themt a bill to legitimate Helen,
Jdelula and Benjamin Hadleyt a bill to amend
- ' 1 f iLr. o..- c - - -
- IUU UI9 JCCUVU UtW Vf UIU OUILC. 19 KIT KB rC-
apects turpentine; a bill to amend, the act of
. then, entering the Cape Fear River, from pay. .
, ; ing pilotage; and i bill to authorise Alexander
. Long to erect and keep up a gate across a
toad in Rowan county.
' . The bill to authorise the erection of the
,' public buildings of Washington county at
V Plymouth, wu read the first tune and passed,
' and referred to a committee, consisting of
Messrs. Alston, Walker, Davenport, Black
" lcdire and Ormond.
r The resohition, directing the Treasurer to
pay to Thonms Elliott, of Mecklenburg coun
, ty, who was placed on the pension list in 1819,
, - '25 dollars annuallv,ln addition to the sum now
: Allowed, was read the first time and passed.
Mr. I. White presented bin to repeal the
7th section of the act of 1322, authorising cer
tain counties therein mentioned to appoint a
- committee of Finance, so far as respects the
county of Anson; which tyua road the first
time and passed. ' ,' .X '
., ."Mr. Ulacklcdfre.u'om the commiUee of Pi-o-positions
and Giievunces, to whom was refer
red the nctition of snndnr inh.ihitnt of the
. Statp. nravinir fur th naiunm np a lair. ant'.
" cifying what punishment shall be inflicted on
those who violate the provision of tho Consti
tutioii which provides that all persons shall be j
at liberty to exercise their own mode of wor- j
y ship, reported, that, in, the opinion of the com
mittee, the "existing law amply provide a
. remedy in the case; which report was con-
curred in. , - ,yi - -'
?! The resolution, presented by Mr. Be all on
the 28th ultimo, for the appointment of a se
' lect committee to inquire into the expedien
cy of repealing the Act of 181 5, providing for
tho election of Electors to vote for a Presi
i dent and Vice-President of the United States
i by general ticket; wa on motion of Mr.
Leonard, postponed indefinitely -Yeas 78,
Nays 45. w. .
ton The star.
An extract of a letter from Raleigh
appeared a few dars since in the Jiieh
Diond Enauircr. r&nd thence reDrinted
in that vehicle of slander and falsehood,
7Vie Wasldnslon City Gazette?1 which
conuins some very uncivil expressions
towards the fi ienda of Mr. Calhoun, in
. regard to, the election of Public Printer
vVhetljef this letter was written bv I
' couiin-Kcrnlan of M?f Crawford him
self, or by a resident spy of the " Rich
mond .party,r bsome other hoping
s Dartiziniis a matter of no conseouence:
its writer,' however, must Have been in
fluenced by feelings as mean as the
cause is desperate which, he is laboring
to sustain , - It is not i riet!tat the elec-
-ftion of Public; Printer turned on the
o Presidential question, and lr. Gates,
ns will ''as the, writers of. letters to
Hichmond and Wshin-ton, know it.-
lViends of Mr. Ga'.es have cause to
complain of his course in this business:
a promised to contradict the report, if
it should get out, that the election turn
ed on that point. Has lie done bos
The commuitit-atiun, published in th?
llegistrf some day ago, over the signa
ture of C, is of a piece with the extract
of the letter alluded to: it .shows the
writhing of a troubled spirit. When
tenure in a passion, much allowance
must be tnade for their excesses and
what is more calculated to drive them
into a passion than to see the faction
daily coins down, on the success of
vhich all their hopes of office and pre
rlrmcnt were rested? Tiis; "probably,
may have been the case with C.
V' A Nativi; Carolinian.
The following feu (Pespril was. occa
sioned by the election f a Speaker for
the House of Commons. - : ' J i v :
'llic candidates names are italicised,
In the Senate one $pitkcrsenongh; but I'm
surc - 'if
III the House 'twould be Sirciire'it they did
,-1 c.t Miore. . - .'
, - ... . '
r . . . u ir.tcr tti.e titor atlic Fr4- l it bitteen tit'jci baCottLe Net.!-! Mldwaf AtUCemT,
t ZL .. -'s.i... c;reI utelhgence that tb CrUrtli7 jT"J',, J, . :
VraiDAT WOJIMNG. DLC'tt 11 ttn. A " It ltk aOO Mq 0t U mrtr. TP- n IVUr. ar. a-,In- to. Vtd 10 mutt fm. Lcuut.
A . member, rj Ho, of teprruu- V ' .i .v.. tmjt .. .Ji ! rvtE u-s W-. ..n u, .
rThe rxwmLle and r-1 u Ucrre4 lU ue-, r- JtUM, .nl ta 1 " ,: 'l'
Ilationa irtrKl .V. It". . en, r tl t Mnrited that die L;m f, j7k tn.lmnS Cil fc-rv-Vi. (Whm. - tk.
lauoas
Cotamoct
er, mstructin; our Scutort ami re--Unj
our Reprtte aUnvea ia Con
gress uot U attend a Caacat for nomi
nating the PrekiJent and Vke Presi
dent if the United States, were under
dicuioa nearly three days; and were
finallj postponed indefinitely en Thurs
day, the 1 1th. See oar Sketch of the
proceedings of the Legislature in the
preceding columns. . -
e understand that there were many
who. although opposed to Caucuses,
voted for the postponement of the reso
lution!, on the ground that the Legis
gislature does not possess the right of
instructing our Members of Congress
in any case where they do not act in a
legislative capacity. The rejection of
the said preamble and resolutions, there
fore, can be too evidence Aata Conrrcs
sional Caucus is a favorite measure with
our Membera of tsembly. , J
It has been intimated that a resolu
tion, expressive of the views of the Le
gislature as to the propriety of Caucus
ing, will be submitted for considera
tion during the present session; which,
we presume, will test the popularity of
the njeasure. For our own part, we
I I A
nave no nesuarion in aeciaring, as our
opinion, that it is a most dangerous en
croachment upou the elective privileges
of the people; is a virtual violation of
the Constitution of the United States,
inasmuch as that instrument has point
ed out the mode of electing President &
Vice President, when neithercandidate
shall have a majority of the votes of the
Electors; and, if persevered in, will
eventually take the election of those
officers entirely out of the hands of the
people. , The danger and impropriety of
Caucusing are now becoming evident to
the public generally; and we flatter cur
selves that the citizens of North-Caio-lina
value their political rights too high
ly to allow them to be usurped by any
set of men, however plausible the pre
text, and that they will, w'hen the sub
ject comes fully before them, act as be
comes freemen. '
Pennsylvania. -The election of Mr.
Lawrence to the Speaker's Chair of the
House of Representatives of Pennsyl
vania, has been seized upon, by some of
the presses devoted to Mr. Crawford,
as an indication of their favorite's popu
larity in the Legislature of that state,
We were, induced, from the many mis
representations lately made by. those
journals in almost every thing respect
ing the' Presidency, and from the ac
counts we had received of Mr. Craw
ford's prospects in Pennsylvania, to
discredit the statements relative to the
above election; but we presume that
the two subjoined articles, one from the
Harrisburg Chronicle, printed at the
seat of government of that state, and
the other from, the Franklin Gazette,
published at Philadelphia, will put the
matter to rest, and shew that our suspi
cions were not unfounded:
From the JfarribwgPa. Chronicle.
The correspondent of the Demo
cratic Press insinuates so strongly as to
amount to an assertion, that Mr. Hoi
gate and Mr. Robert Smith were reject
ed, and Mr.' Lawrence was., chosen
Speaker of the Mouse of Representa
tives of this State, for the reason that
Mr. Holgate was committed in favor of
(Jen. Jackson, ana Mr. ounui in xavor
ofMf Calhoun whereas Mr. Lawrence
was not committed in favor of any of the
Candidates for, thePresidency. Hence
leaving it to be interred, that a majori
ty of the members are opposed to Jack
son and Calhoun, and incline to Craw
ford, or at least to be regulated by the
intrigues at Washington and the deci
sion of a caucus. ; ; '
So that at Harnsburg, the mends ol
Crawford pnr8ue the ame measures,
that they blame when pursued atWash
ington city. For it i a fact, that
Crawfords chance in this State is not
seriously considered a possible one, and
the contest for Speaker was rather a
sectional and'personal, than a political
one. '. '. '
rnnoidcrin ourselves mere bottle
tmliforfl in this strife, weoushtnot per
bans td meddle with it; but as faithful
Journalists; it is our duty to represent
passing events as they occurs It was
attemptedto turtf the part taken by
Mr. llolgate, in favor of Gen. Jackson,
against him: but that had no effect npon
the choice of Sneaker. The choice was
decided, cn ths grounds above indica
ted. i - . ' J "
...i,.m:. i I , .Z. w'..x cans there over Ue FcderaliU. tnatllr.l-UJ"JU"
iiunisj;jr. 'Ml rtlemtce to tha PrrmidesilLal anealiesi. r.u j i U wt tk-4 tsrwn. u"ui
anealioau
I, . t
Candidate, Ud nut co- J :JZ2!2. rtTjettS
mittedlheouelvesapothabiect.aBd sou f Nan-cro&. We belit it i U
the gentleman who saccceded is one of sMMrable, by firsrea, that r deceived.
that cus. It is well known that the
oppMirioa to m originated from per-
.,, ' I i- r ,. e
wmal d.tficbon, n tho part of
" lucawera, wim aorae coBimuiec
apftuiotments r.kdt by him, and from
wtber catses having bo sort of relation
in uit t'residency. air. LwatvcB bat
long been the speaker of the bouse,
and a majority could r no adequate
reasons for a chanse at this time.
iwrtfli Amis v There have been two
or three arrivals from Eurooe sioce our
last; but there has been nothing received
by them which would be intcatngtV
our reauers, save ue annexed articles,
copied frouiLoudon papers; i'
The London Courier states, "that all
auestionsrelatinfftolhelateSnanUhSetEo,- Extraordinary and Minister
UeinenU in South America, will becooiepleniPotntir7 to Government of
matter oTdtacussion in a Gtnerel Con-)
... ... .
yrtM. such, at least, is the nature of
the nronoHition m.ide be France to our
Kovernment.but to which we have de-!
mination on our part may alter the ori
ginal intention, is a point we xannot de
cide. The Globe and Traveller of the Sd
savs. that a Consrrett will eertainlv be
held on the ajfairt of South America j
and wheu the temper of the parties to
that Congress is considered, the . result
may, without difficulty, be predicted.
The following appointments, made
by the President during .the recess.
have been confirmed by the Senate of
the United states: Santuel L. South
ard, Secretary of the Navy; Smith
Thompspn, Judge of the Supreme Court;
and John APLtan, Postmaster Gene
ral. Extract of a' letter from a Member of Con
gress from the 8tate of Pennsylvania, to his
friend in this City, dated 13th October, 1823.
" Within a few days Mr. Crawford's,
friends, find ins; that his prospects have
been completely blasted in NewYork,
New-Jersey and Maryland," have been
busy in circulating a story," that the
Speaker of the House of Representa
tives of Pennsylvania is a Crawfordite.
This is altogether without foundation,
and verifies the old saying, " that drown
ing tnenjvill catch at straws,," I am
well acquainted with the Speaker; and
know him to be decidedly opposed to
Crawford, and as decidedly . for Cal
houn., No man who was suspected of be-;
ing in favor of Crawford could have been
elected to any situation by either branch
of the Legislature of "Pennsylvania.
Out of one hundred members, in the
House of Representatives, there arc not
ten friendly to Mr. Crawford's election;
and, in the Senate, it is not known that
there is a single one."
Extract of another letter from is distinguished
Member ot Congress, to bis lnend in - this
City, dated 13th inst. , - ' -
" It is to be lamented, that the palpa
ble contradictions of the opposite state
ments as to the sentiments of New-
York, should render it almost imnossi-
L I J f ' j t . N tl A - . t -..1 J I .
me lor ine puuuc now wiiere jney
are to took . tor the truth. -But upon
this pomtt,I tiidertake to assert, on the
aiitlmritr nf rirrumstiincea which ran -
autnonty t t circumswncea wiucn can -
notlie, anaoisiaieuienisiroiaiiKiiviuu- ksbeoavejed tome .
als of the utmost veracity.w ilr.r . ' a- WMON CRKES, Trustee.
Craufford cannot, under any possible
combination of circumstances, obtain the ' Notice ''
vote Of New-York. He U the oul Can- j ' ' AVINC determined lo 'w off .it my ju
dltlate againjk Whom the public SenO-v ( 1 amitraated dtbu as sictdily as possible, 1
ment of that 8Ute has been UnedUiVO-, sliall oBcelnrsiUe, ontU first ilsy or Janosry
rntlr nrpaPl - . - w xt, at ll Coun-Hoane door in Aiitborr, lb
i W P ' ' rT ' - - -J.' MUtm'mg property, Two negro meu, mm
There 19 one View of .the Subject, rot negro woman and two children. 4mm negro girl,
cenerally takeni. indispensable, to the, road wareou, ad ena i.iwr patent .ver
formation .of a correct estimate of tho IIS1- Sl-.?lf?,,, .1 MJ
relative prospects of the two idathern
canuiuaiea, 1 uc primary sueugia is
nsufficient to elect him. - The contest
must tnen ne aeciaei uy teconaaryi
candle must depend
tne Votes ne ODiatns irom was woo sre
Compelled to abandon their first choice1
In this view Crawford has less recruit-
f ..1 is. j-j . t
mg ground than sny other candidate,nd
Calhoun 'more than any two.' ;. Admit-
tins' that Crawford is first in Georgia,
:fLt:.--i ..'JiMnwfi.
Carolina, where is he second? In what
other states would he be preferred to
Calhoun? In the "six Ne iv-England
states, . Calhoun is the next choice to
Adams, in preference to all the rest; not
to dwell unon the fact, that he is really
the first choice with a large portion of
that sectbn. In all the western states,
with the exception of Missouri, Calhoun
would undoubtedly be preferred to
Crawford: indeed, Crawford would be
the very last of the candidates whom
t iB n-ij iaav y w
they would support, and Calhoun clear.
ly the next to Jackson and Clay in their
.AunBt(irA atrAriff hnlda. Itut. ffivin
at ' n. ... -if Aat hia friprulu have
Mr. Crawford all t"atliw tnenas nave
the boldness td claml, Calhoun would be
preferred to l;im tn a tingle contest, to.
r - r . i ... - j 1 1
uhmxu hi niws w uuu.
" cumoc lite senunieat of the stau
" 1?'
tbaasutb artiticesutbe story aVstttbe Pens
.jKs.kertoturathVcuirvutiaUU.
TorJU. bur.
Resolutions have been submitted t6
both Houses of the LegsUtur of io-
nUmd. to M d'uaPDrov of an v eon rrw
$ional caucus womtnalion at this time of
fresideot ana v. President of the U.
states," and requesun the senators
and representatives of thai state' in
Congrem u to use their influeuxe to
Patent t. Tuck. nj. ,
James Drpwn, a member of theSen
te. from the State of Louisiana, has
'been appointed, by the President, with
the advice and ' consent of the Senate,
wj" ? a is a. J ai. i 1
'rnce, vice Aioen uanann; resignco.
. .y-;riun.Mtpuuncan.
, . " ' ". - ' .
n-????? f
, at mpH the Ban to if thit ttatt to Mr
ptae, was gtemuy tnarjimtefj pttpfud.
DIED.
minis vtcuuty, at ine seat 01 uapt. 1 oeo-
pbdus Hunter, on the 13th Instant. Csnt
Win. Green, a. native of Newbern, and tor
many years a resident of Franklin county. -
uiciy, in sterue county, ine ucv. sioses
Viiuum, ot ue Baptist Church.
At Edenton, on the 3d instant. Capt. Le
viniBozman, of Plymouth.'
At newiern,ontueZrtauitimoiMra.Fraiv
ecs Fisher, consort of the late Michael Eisher;
on the oOth, Mr. Wm. WUliams, In the 63th
year of his agc( on the 3d instant, Mr. Jacob
Dudley) and on the 4th, after an illneu of a
few hours, Mr. Christopher Dawson.
At Fayetteville, on tlie 6th instant Mr, rd
liam Robefcbn, arcd 32 years. ' "
InPasqOotunk county, on the 3d instant,
Mr. Benony Cartwright. f
in uowan county, on tne sum ultimo, SsunL
C reason, Esq. ajred 50 years. .
In Mecklenburg countv, on the 19th Octo
ber last, John Kendrick, Esq. in the 39th year
01 us sge. -.;- -: . ,- , . ,:,
Hyinn Books.'
JUST PTJBUSHSls by Bell ic Lawrence,
and for sale at D. Limleman's Book ,6tma.
oa Fayettsvillc street, neat dnor.te Messrs. Ittftt
!t Scott's Auction store, a selection of HYMNS
.,d APlUll liAL SONGS, dtilgned lor Uit
..t . - 1 l .1 u i . .1 i :i
misUirof lha Baptist Church nt the Crow Roads
Meeting iimiiie, wake county, . L. rrice one
dollar, aeutly bnnud -tie
ta. 18S -' Jt.St
Notice1
Y9 Uorebv elcD, that on Monday, the slli dy
I of Janiiarv ttexU at the bouse of John Iluek -
abj, in FiaitltU - eountv, 1 shall expose to "s'e,
10 tu mguaat bidder, lor rasuy money, er a
such other terms as will be made known at the
time, the property, convert d to roe. la trust, fcf
sail liucluby, to secure the payment of sertsin
debts mentioned in ssid eonvevanee . ' 1 ': , . ,
Tha property eontitts of a valuable tract of
ana, wiiereon uie sstd nuekabs 1 now lives, su-
jojittre use lands or Presley C. Parsons Sud
thers, on the waters of Saady Cieekt alo tbfe
following negro slaves, t! Neero ma Hal,
Jim, Btacknose. . Ijlism. sod I'sbor. Wsshliic-
ton, Peter, Charlotte soJ Flora sod child; slt
ill the Tight, alsiros and interest which tho said
John Uuekaby has iu, anil to the etute of lien-
4.4. ,iwuU .tMkrfl.ors. r.mc,
, bog, sheep, tse.tombee with his lioosehsM and
,kie luimture, pisnuuon utensils, & a so
.inu "ercof auffisienl tepsy off the
,cl)ani ifopejlW. only such Hie win be made
-. nee.n, . ' , , ;
Uth tiuiethe terms 1U be made knoa
A. M
HUNT-
t-W rr
Dee, 10, 1 823
yu'tv Ti.,l0l.a IlAlir..1
quantity of Goods, and a few dollars in tnoney.
A part of the Goods are of the following descrip.
TL w r , 5 u I "Zt
:pla eolor, two yards of blaek akHb, y arils of
,,, ..Mfere, s yards of figured umbne, and
a pistol of a large s, brass mounted. Tii
"'7 eoosiste bange wi.iy.- some of
h' was sery ragted. rba above wward,ol
fifty dollars, will be givea 10 any person that will
eivs iaformstioo lo detest and aonvtat the vil-
(bins that eomtaitttd this robbery. And, as His
biKblv nrobabletliHt tbev bsva mad tbeir eseaue
perhaps to the Western . Ceualrjr; Kdltnrs of
ews)spera in .TentHMiare : aad. Iwlitna would
eonfcr a woe by jiving the above a few
m- 1
inser-
Long's Mills, Rsndnipb soua. " '
!' ty. N. C. IKa. , m S I " ;
State of Korth-CaroHna,
, Rutherford County.
: j DW1 anOX, livlag on North ha
v Irt, posted tltrec "snare mules one yellow
J otli8r t; 4hlJti
B(hrt. nave a black list across the wethers;
thirteen sad s ball hands bich, and about ibrea
W 04,1 1 have the common mule trot, and v.
j t (ii, dollar, estb. - -
, , , . ai.ex'U ;a8BCT0, Rsnger.
'Sept, J9 is'w v- aiip
a
wl tmmiUHm i'J M snwrl km a lit a
iM 4 ( LtefT. 'Ike 1 mmI ibstspv.
tarvs am art m a.iaii n e mtu.mI
,"rci w P li aMilaa W
MiOvay 9m al Met ics at eiawpauM.
ClMfuritfcl al SOarMifev Ik. . .
r twWm atiiiaf M aar muh tks trm-
ipsl. h rtnrtr4 M lianiia kiatatlf i.M a
kiaaart an4 W af aUxa Kvery aticMwa !
k pm4 m ltarary aetavaswssn aa4 mux -I S.
Mtlaseu. . . .
t . s. rtnut. .
Des. t, H2J . , - . U
Sardii AcadcruVa
THK T radars af Saqtla Aeadevv, Joa
atna eaantv, aaaoaaa le tka paltlie, ikaf
tkey U ca4 Vlr-lkaa. L. Kn"
dsW, a gaaUrfuaa ut kifh suwdiot a! a K as.
MTH.Dcasa leaaber.M prcaUa ia ibrtr saiat.
narv the easutas; rar 1 be aeonui of tlodtas
Ut litis laMt(uiioa is inlcadtd le J.re koj I lor
(ha Uuivwulv. . Tallica, biwlluir. Iic'liiir,
Wrttne.tjotrPv. Ilutorf. Homaa Aauqui.
lies, ComiMNittoovLlostitiaa, Kcglltk Crsoar
aa4 Panin, Artiknlia, Uenracirr, Uia Lali
saa Gml Laeasev St. KM per aamiia '
Board. InalatHne aaedles. Sta. bmv b bad r
ajwctabl (Waitlwa, natauktulSS the Atsdcsiy,
at I dollars tar Kosrth. ' 1
' ' tee't ta ths Ooard f Trutaieet.
Dca.sa , , , . 4 ti e
A Female Teacbcr vonted.
tUt I1 rasters of ths Loulsburg Femal A
I ' aadeni) having as yat, laiM lo enraee a
Uachar Atr ika aasutoe year, kcreby anskt
kaowa, that tbry are still dasiraas te emuhiy
soma ntrsoa pru parly aiulilWd to take tharca
of lltM bistituiMHU' she teschers tierrloTuiv
have iiiforaily reaettail Irani four le live tun.
Orvd dollars a year. AppUsatioea, atade la
nenoa, or eoasmauieauoos addresaeJ to the
peat-Master l this plsaa, eill inuediately k
attaixlcd to by the Trustees. .
vM. asuiuujji ora y.
LpnUburj, De to, IIM : (1-3
Rtntfl nf Knrth.niiflinn. -
Hertford Countv, . ' "
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session
NahiK Tarm 1 194 t .
Ssmutl Nicholson vs. William Kii Oi iginst
sstlnaslinasaMfl laMSal IM lliSB jll'aWtftsattl liohl lA aa J
traat of land near Murftectlioreugh, sucse4
ta ba S00 sorts, mors or leas. aUiuliikiK the
t.J. .JP Sl, t IlinVW.u. kl K.IU.!
. Ilsuks snd mhrrs - .,
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i I appearuirto tna sstiuncuoa w ine tcurt,
1 that ua deiendant la ibis ease has removed
bimielf out ol' Ibii stste, and is now aa iiiltulii-
tant of another state, so Hist the osumI nrecris ut
ls -snbt ba served apxw blast It is ordeml
that publication be mads la the Ksk igli Mur fr r
tlirsa Aoutlis, that unleu the defcuiiant tss
at tin util urm of this Court lo ba brld lm Hie
county of Ilrrtford, at lha Court-llousa hi W ni
ton. 00 the fourih, Monday m Ftbrimrr nrst,
renlevv the nronertr sa auashed. or nlrad lo Isa
sue, (lint judgment stisll be eulcrtd sgaiiiH bin.
and esecution awardra. -
- Witnesa, t L. M.. COWri.ll, QU. .
, 5t-3m price adv. g5 SI pd. -
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I Srnta oF Nortb.Cnrolina.
'Tf-t Rockingham County. . .
Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions-
November Term. 1823. ..
Chas.' Mills vs. Hugh t..v Mills Original f-
tacliineni lavted on laiuis. -
TT sppeSrlne to tlis sstUfucuon ot the lawr.
Hist llueh Ci Mills Is not an Inhabitant Ol this
1UO1 it is ihtiefore oidtrart, by the Court, Itmt
t Li-i 4. 11.. fc-i-i-v. ki... lvb.v ,ikut ta lha
nun laanon m made lor ttiree luomm iuccc.
ld cftmdant to afiirar si our Best Court of
1 W.M Q,nrter siuioM to be held lor .the
at the Court-Houm in
wentwortir, on in. stn Aienuay in rturusrr
next, ami replevy, plead to )stu or detnun ot
therwlse juderaent willbe entered sjainat him
for the sitaiutUf's demand. a
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I est, -V KUIt'l' USU.UWAI, Vm
Sl.3m prloe sdv gj , , r - ;
?Stat of ; ortli-CaroUaai '
j:f 'm:? Rockingham County.
Court of Plas and Quarter Sessions-
November Term. 1823.
Ssrooel Dalton vs. Wm. Fore Orlgh.sl situch.
' wientl hos. Wtal summoned UarniMiee
IT appearing to ibe satisfaction ut the Cou,
liias lha defendant la this ease is not an in.,
habitant of this stutet ills therefore ordered, by
ths Court, that publication be made for Unto
mootlis successively In the Raleigh Stsr, giving
notice to the said defendant to appesr at tho
next Court of Pless sod Quarter bvtsionk to ba
held for Itnekingbsm county, at the Coatt
llouse in tVentwoith, 00 the 4th Monday in
Februwy next, and plesd to issoet otlierwise tho
property will be eondemued in the huyds iA lha
Gsruishee. ; ' ' : - v '
1 KVW I UALLU .VA J, U V.
.' 5l-3m priee adv. g5 - , ..
State of North-Carolina) .
Guilford County, tt. '
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-
November Term, 1823.
Elisabeth Kirkman vs. Levee Kirkmso, Tht.
inss Kirkmsn. Grpree Kirkman, William
v Kirknian, James Kirkroan, Hijith Etrkmsn,
WillisiB Adams and wife Martha, Robert
Wood and wife Anna; Daniel Heltevait and ;
wile Priwills, Furuson and wils Mary,'
4 and tbehetrs allswof itKi-ah Jscksfti, bjf l.tr
busband Josrpls Jsckion, and John. Willfciu'
, and George Kirksosn, jnn'r, Andtew 1 illon .
sihi wire narsn, anuurea ana nrirsoi vtin
. Kirkmsn, dea'd Petition foe Dower in
' aareeot bind, the property f George Hirk-
tnan. dre'd.
I T appeal ing to the sslisfaeUon of the Cftirt,
that the delendsnts, Thomas Kirkmsn, Geo.
Kirkmsn, William Kirkman, James KUkniaii,
Elijah Kirknian, Robert Wood and- wils Anns,
Daniel SeMetSii and wife Priscilla, - Furgu
son and wife Mary, and the heirs at law of t aroh
Jackson, br ber buabsad Jinrph Jsckion, Jnlrft
Kirkman, A ml re w Djlloa' and wife Samh, chil
dren and heirs of Ptter Kirkman, das'd, are not
hihsbitunts of this statei it Is therefore erduiwtl
that publication be made in llw Raleigh Star foi
six webs successively, that said delcuuams -pear
at the next County Court to ba held lor.
said County, at lbs Court-HoUse ia Greensboro,
on Um third Monday of February next, then and
there to answer, plead or demur; other iie sai.l
petition will be taken pro eontesso, and betas!
Whiisss, John Manner; CWk of uld Court, at
afllsc Ui lhir4 afondsf of November, tv!S.
- r,joH HANxta, c. c. t;"
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