VT vmi.L WriiM oun-iTMftf Mstaf. crawsed the arms of hi eold-bearteo 'T"r,T"'T,'njiV""C'T,w wH,"r51'. Book
I iha PnEIUIHft l K J ' - ' . a .. . t . I
Tan? Castanos left wbIiwearaa ranch tneesmplexien or romance, ,w "Wiymp suoscnptions, t0r stuu-es m
ITU,
?kf Cape--,
t.theprop iBadeartboffecetg
-. - .1 'Ihat in
wm w openedlin the 1st;
. r -
r'"V' ,7'rri"-""Z - i.adrta the amnsement of oar reader. 1 he ur, i "ZV.
tend t the amusement of oar readers
At Lexjlgton, in Rowan tountv. unlr th At.., inn r
. ' if .. .,7, j, ' " -im vwuuu.vi
. . , . a - v m n a am k aa.an . w aw wars an aiiraf aa aa. a w bj av l
Mint.. - , ...-;. " ' .J&.iLJZAiMt.w.Tith wm Mjteneed.'W fth- tlH?Aitlie
Mmnn. houwsou rrw uip..i5. '- . .l :. J:.Ti k. k.
fh. HIIIIIA AT! IUC SHIUIIIUCIIIIU W ire w i"'l,v t iub
w ' M-uaiKftu.IIanllr Rhode- smvirnmenU-war is a ereat
Ed Daeget, '-Dana- - CounectieaWKiog,, great miiery, bat if i preferable to a terme nb-Yart-Horwy,
Wells, DelawawGoldi mUiiOtt tnftlie idandalei of iDjatice. 'B"'
wfloirh,HarperMarjlandMawalrlh- U ; ; i ; v '
r "oirts iaylorS, Caroliaa-'lait, WW, ; rol?ljK ilbaiit abous, march 19.
Seoreia. KerrOhi.rfpmeiUrn, Broa OmcrfiiirtAboiit a year ago, the
Louisiana. JW. irtfeer. ' provincial Wiembly of Lower Canada prefer-
': vr'K itd ecrtait eharge against two f iheir jodgea,
C(Ksian,w,nflWt"ate R Colonel in Who ar- Bewail awl fonk, and claimed to be permitted
iT..;rl Stipa. irannointed.br theito nabitairtUte i them befora the council. Tbeir
m u ni iir, in tv , w w r w . r i-- 1 r
III 7 ' . " - - ,
VrAent and Senate, to be Ateount&ai o
f the ' request warefuedfaltereation ensued, and the
, di?e. .'governor dissolved the assembly by proclaraa-
. A MartinsTiHe; in dudford 'eountyi und-th direc
tion of Bobert Lindsav, -: U , . j vw
XAt Centre! in Gadiord tountv: under th Jl
Jonkthan Parker.- , -
comraafvder ' of the garrisoo. to whoin ho an-. .t HiUwigh; in Orange countji under directioit
Dotinefd himself ks the eon of the mordered Iet
Lo He eatl,pre.,edforJB ioterv AlZ ,
with his sister, whom it will be remembered is pieawmt Henderson. ' ... -V- . I
theDoehessof Angouleme, then residing at Vi- At Pittsborough in rjhatham cburtyifcW edj
enna. r He was then sent to thyAustrian geoer- rection of W ULam Scurlotk and at other Mace in the
aK Melas: who head naartara were at Turin. .jj,ndr ate djrectwnrf Mardoch -
iiVi -i i . , " . mmm e, i nomas anypeg, joftn B. Mebabe. lidmunii
WhiUho remained at Tuna, he was recogniz- nceand Jdlm Ramsay r W .
ed br ia old Swiss, who had formerly been in
the serf fe& of Louis. He is reiiorttd to, have
told his story : that when by the command of
Vavv UepartmenUf Vice i nomaa a urnv
William mrt ti appointed, by the same au- 'tien. On the24lh ult. the question waa Bguaiea 5u,j Uu.,,vC., u..c.., v
tTZbVxM the UnUed State, for by the new assembly, who approbated the eon- budn apprentice to a shoemaker, his master
h DiS of ViSnia, vice George Haj, ,edW tlelr predeessors, an5 resolve.1 to ear-! 8.JJ WM .t heart a royalist, and I devoted to
Wd "f i rf up an appeal to the throne for a redress ptyh Ovurbons, That Simon treated him with
& A-i is appointed, by the'same author- gt i!ranee On the opening of the next meet-; ttiueb epparent harahnesi, to elude the susp.
itX be , K y Agent a the ttort of Norfolk, f. a messagejrasjinnouneed from tho gover- on of the police at Paris, while he was secret
ltJ, to m y Ag i j., dwwin5iBlWy dissolved. A meet- ly w?riS Pja ft; hi. eseape. H.s master
!:., ..i. .i,..nn.f.w -uiud nf (hn oitixena reeemf the orders of liobesmere to poison bis
nj
The Siprcme Court f the United States jesWtaWreU, evidenU to tfito.lta'M.ffi TrP .
. .V ..: 4 .,.-. -r rvi i,;J-ik -nvfcrnor in di.lvine thotssewblv, The demandi hatta faet, aubtitted the
.... . . , ' . A. .. A . I
Wt-ei7 Of the eases, oi the docket, seventy wvp
finally diftmsed of, apd tn continued a orders
o addnce lurtTif prof f. The records of no court
of apbealii iu the Union exhibit auch an instance
of dispatch of business where the questions W
dispute are so momentous; $ , v ' r .
-It gives in plasnre to announce that every
! in whith (lit; United Stales were concern-
d, Jtxeired due " attention j and not a single Canada for calling a new.Parliament. Thee
case which wa reached was continued at the lection to be held previous t the 25th of April
insance ofUicAttomey General, u Tu 23 ofthe next. The present patliament has been abrupt
;f o cases hiially decide (f the-Upited States-wjeJysiilyjOoj, its conduct in respect to the
partes, audvfour other cases were argued for 'Judges since the PrineTKegentand hisTconncil
dc-Aucy bf a 4ri5d :t the
the United States, but not finally decided; a
proof oftae great induAtryTuld atteution tonr-
acquitted them.
Marci 16.
ciiil duty On. the part of -the Ia'w'affiee'r 'af theM-Iti reported (and we are inclined to believe
itUliat tneramous Jayaieue, wnoescapea irom
prison in Paris, arrived. at this port on Thurs
day night in the brig Eugone from Havre.
United States. ib.
The hohorableMr. Bago't, minister from St
James, has arrived at Crawford' Hotel, in tbis
to'.vii. This gentleman is a son of Lord Bagot,
bv marriage is nearly allied to Lord Wellington,
and fur his last five years was under secretary
of stale for the foreisn department,' We imder-
ftandfhehas broiieht his ladv-and two children
. with him. Jn his suite :s Mr. Chadd, secretary
- tit luffutinn rIMii(i wantliimah iatliA ttttflinp ftl'fhf
rfowfor-liurope, the review1 or which may oe
' Edinburgh review, we do hot recollect tvhich.
Mr. Bagot it is to be hoped will-remain in the
eountry ratlrer longer than Mr.Foster,and when
he leaves it, leave' it for a very different cause.
Hon. Mr. Bagot was yesterday presented by
the 'Secretary of State to the President, as Min-
rtter Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary
; fronrthe soVerument of Great Britain to that of
the United States jfat.lni
3. W , Tem G Att Esq.' Charge des tTairt
from the king pf tbe Netherlandu, and 1 se
cretary, have arrived at Baltimore in thevlari
sa from Amsterdam.
Lt. Col TotTEK, of the U. S. EBgineers has
advertised for 2,300,000 Bricks t be delivered
tin the months , of April, May, June, July, Au-
gosi au September or tlie current year, at a
The St. Louis paper of February 21, states,
that a letter had been received from Mr. Boul-
vtri, Indian agent at Prarie du Chien, of a late
uate, oeseriomg ms siivanou an chcuicij .
some surrounded by hostile savages who afe n
the dailv habit of intercourse with the. British
traders,' who urea them to hold themselves in
readiness for another war;' stating that. the
French covernment bavins; now Joined the Jng
lish, the Americans M ould be attacked in the
spring, and cnjsimng it on the Indians tu pre
vent. the American iroopanscenaing-tne Mis
sissippi to the Prairie.Tind in no wise to dispose
of any ef their lands. They are invited to a
grand council to be held at Maiden, where they
will receive presents from their English father,
also, be instructed in the kind of deportment
they are to exhibit to the Americans
J soft way of saying a bitter thing. We un-
aerstanu mat tne republican vaeces ai ain
metlTng was attended hy about 200 of the prm-eu3j
ta..' TLor auhieet underwent a'" apprentice,
ions-discussion, and finally a resolution' was my, was ascHbed to the effect of the poisoOc
" a . . .1 a. U 2 itaara lliaM-SAAMAiail k m an tl AUft ItAllfiP
mnvail annrfthfltrtrv ftf thA ETftVemora COnUUCl.i wtaavcf
and rejected oy a greai majoniy. .
A Proclamation has been issued m Lower
In Kandolph county, under the acnarkt inn nf"
John Craren and John Long. . '; .... j'
In . Moore county, under, the ' separate.' iirection ih
James Gainesi John J'Iver, Archibald ftraryde and
Atlaa Jones. . t - . j '
- In Cumberland; , " " . ' j '
John rfusk, at Fajettevillei :- -( '
' Hugh Smith, at ATerasboro', . " 1
In Bladen, under the separate direction of Ames Oweni
Wm. H: Beat ty and John B. Brown. .
'. In NAj vyHanover, under tbe separate direction of John
Ilogg and llmtoh James, ' i
Sampson', Under, the separate, direction;, of Gabriel .
Hobnea and William Blackman. ,
ft-. Robcaon. ondel the direction iSf nhrl
tiV Bnmrvick' under the direct ion of JusJi
aamo age h J , J6lo Bwks will be keptpen uoHl the fi
and the difference or the puysiogng- l jujjexir- -a iwi ut be. n,
m-. a k ' f .'v narn Biinnrri
13bare subscribed, either t the time 61 1
Mcore.
a Potts. v
Monday pf '
upOn eacli '
scnbjng of:
ICillpcu ill luc cucvt v i.v ivi.ii , , ; - t, .. . r ""'"fi w
far aeieral days, and at last furnished him with J ot'Nmety-toiiari remaining on each Share. iind riot md?e '
a jguide, and a sum of money to defray his 'ex-'' than Thirty 'Three Dollars and Thirty Three cents ara
pence to Bordeaux. ".-From thence he set sail bt in any one year. s '
for Corsica, where his companion died, and the!cur-?
mnmnn inan i-mIWp.1 t wri.nl nponninrv distress. .11 .1 i. . .t . iu""u -UOtiarg.
encaged in tne capacity oi a servant, ia Keep a
eoHew-hoiise at Bastia. Hearing that his sister
was at Vienna, he embarked and sailed for Ve
nice, from whence he bad passpar.stojy.iennaJ
to which nlaee lie was travelling on foot. UffT
his way he fell in with a party oi" Austrian re
crnitt who compelled him to enlist as a drum
mer in their service ; his tender age incapaci
tating him from bearing anus. This is the
story wnicn oe is reporieq in invr iuiu i fu neral
Melas, who dispatched a courier to V u
enna with the intelligence. Orders arrived to
hare tho nrisoner tried bv a court martial, and
And all thos wish to advance the honnc
penty OfNorth-Carblina, are requested to If nd&heir aid
to the utipro venk nt of our Inland Navigation.
" itlCH RD STANFO Rp, .President
-Ina - ' '-. 'e Company.
be was promised that jf he told the trutb, bis
sentence. should be remitted e but that if he
persisted in falsehood, he should, on detection,
siinef death., The account adds teat lie per
sisted in his., declaration, aud that he shortly
aflemards disappeared, no per?on knowing
whilW he had eone.
It Vtates'iiotmthstaiding, that he was comppll-
ed torun Hie ganstlet, aud that when tbe corpo
ral was strippipcrVT his shirt, tbe prisoner ex
claimed, what aa .indignity for a Bourbon
This is tlfo amount of this wonderful story, of
which we may be allowed to remark, that we
do nnt believe one word of it. If this candid
ate fnr the throne of the Bourbons had been
brosht into the presence of the Dutchess of
Angouleme, the imposture, if there was one,
It would
to impo.e
might have been easily, detected.
be rirpossible for this young man
iogJton on Saturday evening, agreed t reeom- J 07 r'r- Bhf would, he ahie to call up so
many connacntiai scenes si ineir rany j cn
that un impostor in his personation ofthechar-
. - a V i .t ' - ii i : .i . I.:..
acter ni ner orntner, wouia ue inrown iroin ms
gtiar.!. Nevertheless', stories as ineredibff.as
this have endangered the security of crow ns,
and plunged kingdoms and empires into al the
horrors of civil war. Halt. Xelegrttpn.
M. V. WOOLSEY & Co.' JVb. 227,
FiARL Srsxs r. Jvl w. J oatfHave for
sale by tlie .Package or othe.ttY'' arge and general '
a,sortmentot' IURUVVaRE, CUTLfcuV,&c just im
ported and well adupte.l for the Norf h-CJaroIina Sales t
wh ch they will dis-puse of on accommodttting tcrats as
to price and time. . ; ' ; ; .;;
In addition to a lar?e assortment noi on hand, theY
expect to have, by the first Spring vessels from England,
an extensive importation ofihe same 11110 of Goods.1
yiarch 2nd, 1816. - ' - 43 3f.
i Persons' wishing 10 apply t;o the abowe House, may
obtain satisfactory references from ,
: ' LfcAVICANXGN.or
JOIIX ftEVERE .UX.
IVtarch29, 1816 -;. 43 3t.
VALUABLE LANDS FORHALb. ihe
subscriber qualified as executors, last Fe'
brury Trrip, 1816, t 'Ve -eal estate of John B. Shaw,'
dec-r-pftc tiierejore grvenslhaX fcin person wishme:
to make a private contract for between eight hundred'
and a thousand acres of LAND, with) its improementsr
lying on Neuse ULver, of a good quality, the s tuation of
said dec will apply to the subscriber, can examine the
I.arwi anl cjitimttrin nA Irnriur i-Wtria '
Ntarr.b 29, SW.
NATHANIKU W - RHKV.
- ' - (v . " ' -'At.
Ex'rs.
mend James Monroe aa a candidate for the Pr
sideney and Daniel D. Tompkins as a candi
date for the Vice Presidency of the U. States.
It is understood that the nominating of Gover
nor Tompkius is considered as a compliment to
hid Datriotic services during the wan but that
the interest of the republican party in N. York
and their horror at the idea of the possibility of
decline the Vice Presidency, and
republican candidate for the office
of IN ew-York. JJem. i'ress.
Le-ters from Egypt, of the 26th July, state,
that Mahommed Ali, the reigning viceroy, who
had undertaken personally, the late expedition
against the Wahabee Arabellas at length ter
minated it with conipifite success. After driv
ing them from Mecca, Medina, and.the ports a-
lone the Ked 5ea. taking possession ol their
inland capital Tarabe, &e. the strone
bold on which they chiefly depended, he effect
ed their total defeat, by pursuing them: to the
rempiest coufines of their territory. .
pointintbe oorthetparf Lake4 hapli
i, , .. . tus luug, wiuuetermineuoveruor x
JLiif JVewHampshire Election I ook place
en 1 uesday last." We have seen the returuS'of
only ix towns, which gave Mr. Sheafe the fed
eral candidate 734 votes, and Mr, Plumtner, tbe
democratic 930 Net democratic gain 3.
. The Washington, 74, Com. Chauncey, which
two or three days since dropped down ihe'har-
uuur, is stui lying near tort itmepenuenee, one
is expech'd to sail' shortly for the Mediterra-nean.r-ifos.
D.M., J
The; Court.vf Ndrfolk Cottnty,-bh Wednes
day -the 30th inst.' dec lared as current in that
county, the notes of the State Bank of North
Carolina at par, When compared with the notes
of the Bank of .Virginia and Farmers' Bank of
'Yirginia.-i-Thoseof the chartered Banks of the
I eity of Philadelphia at 5 per cent ilepreciat ion ;
and those of the, chartered Banks of the City
of Baltimore and the Distrie t of Columbia, at
8 per eeo'tepreeiitioB."7: ffolk 'Ledger.--
A very remarkable ease;, in testimony of the
effieacyVr vaccination, has occurred in this city,
and wit'ftin our own knowledge. ;. '
' t Solomon Hammond, lately .one of the -car-.
J riera of; this paper", was a few days since taken
by the small pox in the natural way. He soon
became violently ill drtd at last died. He had
three children, one of whom, little boy aged. 9
-f years, slept with him while diseased with the
" small jinx, until within two days of his death.
-The boy was vaccinated two years ago. There
, is out the slightest reason to apprehend that
there is wanting at this da'yrproof of the tffi
cacy of vaeeinnation. But if such proof were
wanting, tbis case would satisfy the most obsti-
uale. The little boy and the other two smaller
uuuren,- vacein&ted alsoptre perfectly well.
I .,..;';v'"-'t " -:- r:v;- : True American
ttimifritolwiktitiiftiiiilteffim
v . son events either from being" inserted. Tbe Tast num-t c ,i ..,v m om.n nA'lnr
continue tne ber'of s. . S. ;r. and the communication sijmed Cato are -""r."' TTu JS.'"ruY:Z:Z.
.p f.. l , ... ... , ... . . x.l unuiiry t iui ilia, i ann vvquiuliilc mi v"Vugs
Of Governor also hud aside. The latter contains some useful ."r-1 inortVietiooa to thia piaco' On" 'onday the Stbof
7V Correspondents. The' length of two communica-
An interesting account of the voyage of the
bold but unfortunate La Peyrouse,- who sailed
from France about 23 years since on a' voyage
of discovery, and respecting whose fate so much
conjecture has been made is in the papers-
ami was obtained from M. Dagelet, the astron
omer, who accompanied revrouse-i and who
was taken off from a rock, in 1615, at the east
of the Phillipine islands. It appears that one
of Peyrouse's two -vessels, after leaving Botany
Bay, in 1788, struck upon a chain of rocks and
was lost crew saved by Perouse's vessel they '
afterwards discovered an island in the S. h. ot '
JNCw Zealand, and anelioredin the. bav when i tins state jit
his vessel accidentally eaught on fire and wai lt?ear''ls'fi ew Knurt of pfeas and quarter sessions to be
mationand much just remark, but as the persons spo
ken of are but little known in this state, the warfare
would perhaps be a little unfair in regard to them and
.somewhat uninteresting to the majority of our readers;
It is probable " Zerubbabel" will appear in our next. It
he can, as ct old, lay the foundation ot a second tempie,
he ought to have all our good wishes ; but does he not
propose a tsk by much too mighty for the pigmy effort
of a ne wspaper essay i :i
, DIED,
- Id Craven county, on the 3d instant, Mr. Itobert SpAr
row; and on the 8th; "Mrs.' Ann Borden.
jn ke'wbern, on the 14th, Mr Moses Griff it, for many
years a rcspectableinhabitant r-OF that town!Mr.,Gr.iffin
was a man of advanced age, and was perpaps the only sur
vivorof those who fouglu thatiattle of AUemance, and
dispersed the regulatorin tlie year 77i- It is understood
that Mr. Griffin ,lias left by his will a large estate tor a
purpose no less honorable to hirnsjf, than itpromises to
bo.; ueful to society, the establishmeiltof a Chanty
cnooi. we sav unaersuma, as nouung can jei oe k.iiowh
withferMintyiJn the subject Such however is the lan
guages of report".
Tit NasviilCrfTen.) ISttilt. capt. George Stmther late
of the Kith Itegt. U. States Infantry
STATE OF N,(JAUOLlN A, ; Court of flea if..Q.ui ter
N EW TWO STORY HiiUs.EFOKSALK.
The subscriber offers for sale, his House
and Lpt, near ihe Academy, wih all the improvements.
For elcft-anca of situation, there js noncj perhaps, supe
rr ntbe citv.'f and none bet'.dr calculated for a Board
ing Uouse. T if furlhf r p.u-ticula.;.-;, appiv to
. , J F GOXEKE.
: .Raleirh, M.i-cH 29 '1S16. ," 4 43 f
The officers, nun-totomissiafried officers, mu
cians and privates of tllfe 5th itegt. JVorthf
:-Car6tina 1Jttilititt, late m the service of Ac
United States. - -'
rOU are, hereby informed that I she ll very
shortly commence paying you off in your
coutismous to this piace --On 'onday
Apri!i I shaP attend at Pittsborough, to pay of Capt.
Evans's coiripaiyy j and on Fiday the 12ih, at Hillsbo
roughi to pay on Capt. Younffs company. The appoint
ments tr tne other counties cannot with certainty be
made at this time, but they ivill in due time through the
medium of the Raleigh newspaper?. , Vn Observance to
a recent publication of vajr!inced's, the District Pay
Master, as tothe rule whiirli Will erovern the claims and
hag, will preclude the necessity of my repeat ing it.
. StkRegti W. C. , M. U. S. 8.
iiaMgh, March 28,:18l6. 43 It.
HownmiuTv
; Cm
5 AV
Se. iE W LIATHEBSTORK The Subscri
hers have opened a Leather 8tore in the
room lately oc4'.upiedby W.AV,. Mason, ni the Star build-
ings, Raleigh, where threyffer for sale a general assort
mentof the best NirthemLarAet, ftt Petersburg price's,
for Cash They have now on hand, ' soal and tipper lea
ther, calfskins, grain andiwaX, skirtinirnd harness lca-
tUar."-- ivWi. nnA itlintf- KiHoX. KllnWA Lilijii.:..Bhef) 1Andr
lamb skins, morocco bkina, hatters' skins, boof trees and
lasts. All wuicn tuey wiu waminx oi nmi quaiuy.
, u I loir
BRBWER & t A IRLAMB. '
-v-VA-'-.i43 tf. . .
1J EMOVAL. -rni. TV. MMi, Has remov
Bs. d,I hi. STOHK to ifi hoase lalelv ocea-
ssiout, Feb: term. 1816.,"- T; . t ' . . . .iv. mi,.,i cm;K .
Jloseph Donaldson,! Robert VV i lu.msu,i.Onginal ,vt- -I oJ. .. 'corilinuanceof public patronage. '
a-tv iiiiiliiV Kii VtVi li
T annearinsr to I hp satUfactiiirt of the nourtrC
43 tf
Ct of a letffif VnmA Itltlfor nn hnrimt thm
V 9. frisaU United 'States, to" his friend in
':: ' this city, dated y'--X ;? '
-f-r"-MAt A A ROADS) fkHr 1, 1816.. ' .
.. : 1 have just Ijeard bf an instance of human
fu '""'which oughrforever to eauso.me to
. wank Oad thatj have been permitted to live un
r.M tflag which has never been stoned by afla-
ueo. Cast anos must ba familiar to y on. ' It was
no who o bravely defended Saragoisa from tb
co.nsumed that the nativea during the first ?l
years were amicably disposed but rerouse, tir
ed of waiting tor reliel, and anxious to return
home ordered trees to be felled for timber to
build a vessel the natives considered this as an
act of hostility, wr ctimmeriCed, and finally Pe
rouse, and all who were with him were massa
cred, except Daeelet and "17 others, who esca
ped,'" after"reatperilsin birch canoes ta the 1
place where he Was iound, and where he nact
resided two years those who e'scaped with him.
had all died and Dagelet himself died a fefr
days after he was taken from off the rock. His
journal of events was preserved, and deposited
at .Macoa, from whence the account is receiveu.
'Nearly a year ago, we remember to have
seen a floating rumor, in the English papers,
that the Dauphin of France was still alive; arid
in the custody of 'the Mayor of Lvous.Tliis
rumor shared the fate ef many other report of
that the defendant is not an inhabitant of I f AU KOK Sf LUi. S wwetniiy orua.
- . j rt i -, lai a f ' i. ' wh wa ras arravi wfw a a an mm
Therefore, tfvitered, mat tiieuaienaaniap- nm tetiTK. uc- -, w-
We 1 i nnberect anu vaiuRote u-uuv ui. uim ouui-u cast o' "
Italeigh.jo'mirig.the lands of Slierwood Ilajrwood, Wm,-
H, Havwooa, aiiajosnusoiisgj ir, i , v,wui7.
cnnty of Rowan, at the Court House in Sa-
lisbury,Oti the third Monday, of May next, then and there
to plead, or judgment wdl ue taken accoithng to the
plaintiff's dunund :-and that this notice be inserted for
three weeks 'in the Baleigh jlfincrva . "
Test, JXQ GILES. C. C
: March "29, 18: G. 11 '" 43 3tp.
STATE OF N. CAROLINA, ,Cr of Plea & Quarter
howai cocRTr- 3 Sessions, reo. term, laio.
Ilyder A. Davie vt. Allen Davie Original Attach-
mtntjtevu-rt, &c
Ralelghi March 2; 1816.
r42-tC
IT appearing tohe satisfaction of the court,
that the defendant is not an inhabitant of
this state "; ft is therefore Ordered, that the defendant ap
pear at the next court of pleas and quarter sessions to be"
neia ior tne county ot. Kowan. ai ac uoun House in oa
lisburyj on the thim Mondav in May next, then and 'there
to. plead, pr judgment wilt be taken according to the
plainttff's demand -ahd that this notice be inserted fo?
three weeks in' the Raleigh Jlftneriia: v 'V- r.; ,. ''",-i'v--v
'Trst,'.;. '.' ' '. ;im&tLlS3r C C-'
Mafdf 29. 1816. ..V : ". ' .v::':43 v3tp---
Xttl. STANLY'S SPEECH Just pubilsF
ivJL ed and for sale at this office, iricaib
. . i. j m " cnts tingle, asr.Stonly I speech oq Mr. Urown resoiu-
tBeianre character it lived its little day, .nut-1 tjon. . " -' . .-. - - .
UN A WAY On the night of the first iV
Z. - ...k- ..ii. k:.iir niil .1 .
i n I fC I V SIS " w mm mmm W- ,
fori v.ttve tears ot age, near'y six fett high, welt macfe: i.-,
1 dark complexion, who says he formerly belonged to'a
William Miller.- tn Cumberland County. Virginia, has a
habit ot hemming or clearing his throat when about to
sneak i haa on when ne went awayya roona-aoout coai.
lar marked P Q.assu,mes the charactiCT of a HorseleYv
says he has also been i the habit ofboatine on James R-;
Tn dollars reward will he nven it taKen in mis
county fifteen dollar's if taken. within; this state and
reasonible expences paid if aCcured to any jail so that I
gethim.Or rfdeUvered tome i Rowan county, N. Car
olinaT near Salisbury, r- 'V r ALES. FROHOCK,
;.Marcn o io.o. -. yyyy -- 7rTrM ' ' -
riOCT'RS FALCONER & HENDERSON
r havin entered into partnership1 in tha
p o,r Bnrtrprv. &e. all aCDlicationS
will be particularly auenaetjio. w- . ,.
. XUleigh, March 22, 1816. :;:rzyyyy'i