| The bill to cede to the U. S. thai
part of Chowan river between Sandy
Point and the inouth of Bennett'* creek,
was read and referred to the representa
tives from Chowan, Gale*, Bei tie and
Hertford.
Mr. Hcllen, from the balloting com
mittee for councillors ol state, reported
that the following g? ntlermn were du
lv elected, vii: Theophilua Lacey,
\Vn?. Davidson. 1 h?>s. Wynus, Gideon
AUton, William Black ledge, David
Gillespie and Edmund Jones.
Mr. Adam*, trom the balloting com
mittee tor brigadier general uf ,|lt
1 2th brigade, reported that Daniel Boon
#as duly elected.
The following bill* passed their
j' ird leading, via: Tl e hill to pro- j
vide lor the sale ol* the lands lately ac
quired by treaty ftoni the Cherokee In- |
dim*, which have been surveyed and i
^ remain uphold? the bill to continue in j
force an act passed in 1820, appointing
commissioner* lor fixing upon a suita
ble place lor the public building* in
H*?:e county and fur other purpose* ?
the bill to prescribe the time at uhu h ;
the office ol shei iff shall expire? the i
I, ill to authorise the county court of '
II ly wood to appoint an entry taku and '
surveyor for the lands l?>ely a< quired
|,y treaty Mom the Cherokee Ind.ans,
which lia\e not oeili suiteyed ? the bul
to a itnori^e tin reading ol depositions
in leriain cases ? trie bill lo pmvide ad
ilitionai commissioners for tne town ol
NiXbiiion, in Pasquotank conn ) ? me
bid to amend an act passed in lil-u, let
the better regulation ?,f the county
courts ol Ri'lhi i foir', B irke, and Lin
coln ? l l.c till > to establish Mc|ion^\ lite
Academy in Anson, and to incorpoiate
the trustees t ereoi? t In ihill to r? gill te
die couniy courts ol O .slow? : he hill
giving Haywood superior couit concur*
rent jurisdiction witn the county coimi,
ovet the i oa?l hading fr.in J ism IJ i- I
It a 's old place to lue liontueili b<>uu- I
rfary line ? the bill to establish H>>pe- ]
well Aca .emy, in U.dgtc>mite county, j
?n.l lu in> orpoiale the iit.s'cet ihi n ol
? he hill lo alter the place of honbn^ I
regimental and battalion musters inNcu '
Hanover count) ? .he hill Mipplt i in. lit a- I
ry to an act passed in 18 18 to appjint j
comn issioncrs to extend li<- Fayctic- I
vil.e road from M n^aii'im to tl>e j
Tennessee line ? the bill i v i ? excln- 1
sivc jurisdiction to the su|>? rn.i court ol :
Blaiteti, ol pleas and pro->ccnuons ?>l :h. !
stau ? 'nc bill authorising ihe court ?.|
ptoba e lor (. umheriand count) .o till {
tacancies which may o< < ui in the- of- |
fiies of special just.ee the hill to in- I
corporate Du'nam's C' eek A ademv,
in B. aulort count) ? e bill supple
mentary to an aCt pas-ed in 178 V, to ap
point commissi ners to establish lie
town of Mur galiloii, in liuike County
?the bill to authorise the cou' t) < ourt
ol Wake to have copied an I r hound <
such hooks it. tne iv^ist.i's office as
are w<>rn out? the tub to aim nc' an act
f<?r die incorporation of llhzabcth city,
ir. H^qijotank couir) ? t ?e hill o an
thoiiM an-' empower the tx cuioii o
Ucinpv v Jctikin> to <o|?< t aiuar* of
taXcS II) lvl^lUlllbc Ct.'lllitV ? lit- ti.li to
appoint ci>Mnni<itii>ii( i s a i ut lo mt >t ?r -
?t< 'he town i,f llun'iMik'i in Sin i v
ccunty ? the bill t<. appoint it usees h r
the Riiiiion A? ad< my . in Lcii ir ? ounty,
and tn r? gulatc tlu- same ? me bill gi
Mug further time to I'tnlcnik ( ?-x ?>l
Lt tmir, to build a bridge across Nfii^c
? ? 'he bill directing the- nuiinrr ??! ap
pointing panol* ill the rcun'y ? - f 1) 1*1 !
?ii?. lie bill to establish C nip- ppci
Academy in Aumiii c-uiity anil to intoi
Derate the tm*tccs their- t ? the bill t*>
i>ii urpora c ?? Lihiny S ? icty in (*ud
f'?H county ? tin bt'l to mcor| or.'te ? I ir
1 tnklin Lihiary Society m tneto^ii'd
lliilshornu^h ? the bill to divorce Joim
White, ot I' istpiotank count). Iri>m lus
*|!c Tamat ? lie bill authorising the
pr?.p utoi s of i)i ardV ?*ri- |??* to kn (?
a terry in certain cast >? he bill to an
dio: isc the securities ol J nncs HaMwood
i??le slici ir ul Ciri ctir > ounty to coiie< t
arr-rais of taxes f.?r the years therein
in ntioiied? >titr bill t<i inrnrpoi ate the
W.->uui S'.n Lodwj . No. 7 2. in Wake
C' titrv ? md tl e bill to ? x?mpt teiU.n
ci'izms of Hyde conn y bum public
duty.
Mr I'ugh from the spcrial commit
Iff t'i *|ioiii was rtUrnd the bi'l to
vnii'iid an ail to appoint a bond ot
branch pilo s, to exaiiiine all p. rsoiis
*ik? now liave or may hereafter wish to
obtain a branch to pilot over (lie
()<-r>cotk Bar and the Swashes, rcpoi ?
'cd tliat n ih incxpc client to oass said bill
? whi^h was therefore rejected.
Mr Unrgin presented a but to alter
l'?c m.?dc of electing the shcrifl in
Hurk e Coun'jr, which ?a< read the fust
tm?c ?nd indctiniti ly postponed.
Wednesday, IVcetnber 25.
The committee who superintended
the balloting for a i olonel of rifjiry,
Reported that Then. Butcher was eltc*
M as colonel, arid John Zimmerman
niajor.
riic bill to extrrd and improve the
instate toads leading from VViikesbo
f,,'?t;li to the Tennessee line?the bill
|? authorise two or more fii*e companies
tiic town of Wa?hin*ton? the bill to
*'* upon the time of appointing ennnty
*r'tstces in the several countics, and the
bill to encourage the apprehension of
Minaway slaves in the Circat Dismal
Swamp, pasted their first reading.
Thr bill creating the 8th division of
^ilili# and for other purposes? -the bill
pointing out the mode u hereby the mi*
litis shall hereafter be called out in ca
?? s of insurrection ? the bid to prevent
hogs running at Urge In certain parts
of Currituck county ? the bill to alter
the names of Tho J. Peel, J. M. Peel,
and G. W. peel? the bill directing how
the compensation of the p< rt physician
tor the town of Ncwbern shall be paid
? the- bill to amend an act passed in
1818, relative to weights and measures
? t.?e ill <*uthurisiiig J. A. Cameron, of
FayetU ville, io erect and keep up a 'oil
'?lid^e acioss Deep liver, in Chatham
(itiiuty ? the bill to amend the fiist sec
tion ol a. i act p**sed in 1812, to keep
open Ivcy liver in Buncombe county,
' See. ? 'he bill regulating the mode of ta
| kii.jf fish with the seine in Salmon j
' creek, and t\e bill to amend an actio
empnvttr the several coun'y courts to i
oi-ler th?- laying out of public. roads an<l
to ? tJbiish and settle ferries, Sec. pas?ud
tbcii third reading. I
Mi. Fisher, from the committee to j
whom was refcried a resolution ('in ci- j
ing them to in<|iu i e into the expenses in
curred in ti unsporting the Statue ol
Washington from Wilmington to this
liUcr. r? ported thi>t though the sum ol
8 I 1 5l> hid been disbursed for thai pur
pose, yet iti their opinion no blaine can
be atlaclu <! to 'In aicl.itcct.
The following bilis were p<c*enied:
By Mr. Fivier, a bill to establish a su- j
p< i ioi court oi law iu t'.ic county of l)a- 1
vidson.
Mr. Bl?ir, a hill for tl>e better regit j
latum ot tio town ol Kdcnton.
.Mr. Iloiitir, a bill f? r-.p? al put of ?
the tit s' section ol an a< t p j*s<-?1 in ! ?C .
t-> I?-\IS^ the Iiillria l-ws relative to ai- j
littery companies ol li^ht uilaniry. 8c< .
as I <*? .i"> ? v ' pet 's 1 I,p count \ ii ( , uilt- ? id . ;
M . Ciiiciiiiut, a bid to pii#?note mill i
tary ardor. ? i
Si !l n?"V. a bi'l lo take away the |
In ii' tit ol i lei ny lioiii aiders, abet tola j
and accessaries betore t.ie fact in cer- ,
tain felonies ? winch t ills ji.tsscd ll.cir i
ti i st i v ailing.
Tin- j nir* al of *.!ie t .tu Ik uses is piven in
the l(jle>gli Ue/iili r, tor the la>-t dm* ot' this
sessiun, in the lo.iowtiijf ?u ninar) maimer.
1luirxla\, December 26.
M i . 1'isher, troni the committee oti
pubiit build. n^s, reporter' a resolution
pioj ostug tlui R I I WC be appropt sa
lt <1 1 >i ilic pill p'ise ??( i.omp etilo; tll?*
w.?i% i, n the Slate House, 6c . which
j js concui red hi.
t),i ui'ition, tiie treasurer, comprrol
| lei, and secretary of state, wi re appoiil
ten 4 boaru io whom all contracts prn
po-.dto be entered in'o by the state
arcnp.ect, shall be submitted.
Tin l< llo a ing ginfUmen were ap
| | ointe.l 1 1 1 e board lor internal impiove
| mill's lor tne ensuing y ar, via. J >1111
n 1 1 ?. w U i us, Thomas l'uriu 1 , t)>:i in
liatrh, Joiin Uiv.ti, Duncan Cameron
| and Mont 1 01 1 S'.okes.
Kr.djy, December 27.
B- -i 'e> iic penciling of bills, the
follow i ^ t.tlji era were el rted, viz
waid W aul, major ^ lu-ral id I .c f> 'i
I division, ;iimI 1) <iti< I Bait man, major
; i'%iii..l i.| i tic 8:1. (Iiti:iuu. William
' 1.. Il'.il, bt i i (I ? i r ^eiir-al of tin 3d bil
^ a ol (fit 6 <i oiv isioii; Ku nan! U:o.\li
I i li? bi i?;?.t|. r mineral .<i 'he 18. l? bri*
i ami \V 01. (_?; rm>i y, bn^ailM r i?r
I iift.ji .>t i ? |.i ini;a?ic. Jot I M'Lme
! < ?<i >ih Nathan \V light as in. jor
of < a* a j i \ aii.iC .t (I It) I Ik 8 M bri ;
I 1 IIOMi.tS \ . lit' ?4lN, r<?l??l|?-| J I lil \\ (,s
| U > , lit mi. loloii I. and Hcubili \\ afti-n,
| major nl c i\ all \ aita hid to die loth
j ot jj.c'i . J ( ub ( i il< iog, n'tji't <d cav
i aii j at i ?t i t <l io tin 2 (j n;a?o ; and II.
| \V. A . i cs, major id 1 utviilc 41 ill*
Iti).
S.ttiii <la\ , December 2*.
A i-.tiiiii/cr <ii i pt ncctcd.
Munilav, Dec 3 J
A i csuUitM.ii ? js rii e. cil into appoint
jog t lie a j ? .iii! i;t mi al ol t tie militia,
assisted i>y lit iry Srawell, e*q. in te
v i?e and a??it n ? ibe scvcial aits now in
loio it.!, .vi. the militia.
Auoii.t r iiistiui ting HiC board foi in
: ternal impi ove mints it> inquiie into tbe
I Mate of tbt Vl( nc<r.n navigation.
One i.nt ioi isi g i be J i ??' s of the
I suprt mi cou t to Revise and put mto
1 oim all i he acts of assembly relative lu
iadminst i atois and ixicuU>rs.
And another dittoing the state arrh
i it? ct "? lurnish both boosts *?n ? plain
li> at since*, with rushiot.s, instead ot
chair-, tor the use ol the members; and
ulbu i haiidelu'i s.
Tucstla) , Dec. 31
Both hollies me , and af tr ratifying
a liuinbt r ol bills, adjoin lit d ?tur dir.
It irsfl'Ha
Wrclueddiiv, ?Ihiiiihi'v 8.
? T ?
The Icgtslallite ot Inis Mate a< jmirn*
ed sine die on Tuesday lite 31st ult. In
this number of our paper we bavc given
the conclusion ot tiitir proceeding*, will*,
a list ?-f Jit> passed during the session.
Among those of a pnidic nature, will
be found some which possess markt'ol
liberality; but to the waim hearted phi
lanthropist, perhaps none will create
greater sensations of pleasure than the
for the relict of insolvent debtors.
This act, being free from the moat for
cible objection which could be urged
against the law of 1820, as it goes only
to abo ish imprisonment for debts con
tracted after the first day of May next,
we hope is destined for a more perma
nent existence. We shall publish the
law as soon us we obtain a copy.
Convention. ? The proceedings of the
members of the legislature in favour of
a convention, at a meeting held in Ra
leigh on Thursday evening the 26th ult.
we .ire compelled to postpone for w:.nt
ol room. Th j will be. given in out ncx:.
David Carney, who was adverti
sed as having stolen a horse from
Mr. Win. l>oylan*s waggon, in the
streets of Raleigh, w hile the waggon
er was engaged in unloading, has
hern arretted by the vigilance of
Moses Smith, Esq. of Hali'ax, and
was, on 1 uet*da> last, lodged in our
county jail for (rial. Mr. II. lias al
so recovered his horse. Rul. Star.
By a late foreign arrival we learn
that the celebrated sculptor Cam.va
dud at Venice on the l.Vli ol Octo
ber. ? The apptoach of death was
announced to him by his phtaician.
which he received wilh the greatest
c omposure, and made a c odic il to Ins
will, ordering his interment at Ins
I i>;it;\e plac e of l'e?-sagtio, and leav
I ing his heart to t?e deposited at the
! I. upend Ri\:?l Academy ot' Fine
Arts at Venice, of which he hail
long been a member, and since
chnf president. Tiic memory of
this great artUt wsll long be held
I in vejieratioo h> the world, and par
j tirularly by the citizens of North j
j Carolina: for it was his chisel that j
I wrought fhes', /tie of Washing' on,
! which now adorn*, our Capitol, and
, which is supp'isi'd to In* the most
perfect piece of sculplurc in Ameri
ca. Ib.
A young lady, of respprtablj* con
nexions, by the name of M-trtha N.
Fields, in a fit of derangement,
! drowned herself in the river at Nor
folk. on (he S6ih ultimo.
Three men, suspected of being
mnccrncd in the late at'empt to rob
the mail between Richmond and
! Petersburg, have been taken u p and
1 committed to the jail of the latter
place.
Two thousand dollars have ben
made up by the merchants of Boston
or tin- in fit of the late Inut. Al
l-it. who was. a short time snne,
j slain in an a? 11 111 with the pirates.
V'lilal Siutca' A ~avy.-? Among the |
(locunt'i)is which a? t ??ii. panics the pre- i
sicei.i's message t<> congress the present ]
i se v~>i< i t thcie i% an account ol ihc ves- |
st- 1- huilt and building un'irthe law for
ibe ^lanuul ;iic,ca't ;>i t lie navy. All the |
? vessc-l . liat c rou-s o* ?t them to protei t J
? ?ne?n lioin ttie sun uiul rain. They are j
' thus emnm rate :
1 oliirbus, "4, in nnlinary, at Ronton.
lilj <>, 7J, d-i. at New York.
N. Carolina, 74, do. at Norfolk.
IHjwarc, 7 ?, do. a* do.
O.ie 7 ?, nearl* finished * lio? ?n.
One 7 5, t ran if raided at It'^ion .
(J c 74. itearl) hitt?!ied :?t I'oi isnaoutli.
One 74, half finished at Norfolk.
? Out* 74 ktd la d a: 1'lnlnd' Iphia.
: I'otoiraC, 44, lawi'Chrd re Washington.
; oi.e 44. hai< finished at Ho
1 One 44 nearl) H i. stud at Philadelphia.
I o e <4, (riii"C fi tting out at s. Y->rK.
| One 44, in toi wardneas at Portsmouth.
The fr.ti nes of tne i ther frigates au
thoiizr I lo he !>uil<} ? \c.v pi a few pieces
y? l lo lie dcliveteo ny ti e < ont?ai tor*,
and licuriv ait the 01 her mate I lals t xeep
! 'in , the lion, are procured and pi red
) in situations Wicre tiny will probabiy
I not -ust.iin immedia'c matenal injuiy.
i wo sit Min l> utei v 1 1 .tines are set u re
ly deposited under cover at the \\ ash
in^.on navy yard.
One steam battery frame is ?-erureIy
dipo?it< d under cover at New Yoik.
I'?u engines at e pu up, and in a stale
ol p. c.-?c . v^tion at N?w York.
The following vessel* ol war are in
oidinary, ?? x lusive ol ihosc above enu
, r.10 rated:
j Independence, 74 guns I Java, 44guns
Washington, 74 | Constellation, .>6 d*.
United States, 44 I Macedonian, ?6 do.
<Juerri?re, ' < 4
Sirum I'ripaic Fulton, 30 puni..
Sloop of w*r Erie, 3u do.
Communicated for the I'hiladclphia Gazette.
Liiguira , Dec. 2. ? The political ho
rizon in murky, and 1 lie seeds of le
gitimacy hi a vegetative state. Col.
I oil* and co|. Dunne have gone to
Santo Fc? a jaunt of about 45 (lays
from thin place. Morales has been
pia>ing the I) ? I at Maracaibn, and
like Bonaparte after every successive
battle has issued his throat cutting
proclamation ? against which cap*
lain Speni e, of the Cyane, lias, in
an energetic spirited address and
protest, pointed out the barbarity of
^uch measures; but* rest assured,
from his sanguinary character* lie
would not hi sitate to put Ins inma
tes into full effect, if be dare, viz:
Shooting all foreigners caught un
der arms, or aiding or assisting,
and, for a peaceable character like
me, a' small ornament or bracelet
round the leg or legs, and hard la
bor for three years. However, lay
ing all metaphor or joking aside, go
vernment should not for one moment
leave the harbor with a less force
than the Cyane or a frigate, to pro
I tect the lives, liberty, and properly
ol the citizens of the (J. Stales.
Baltimore, Dec. 28.
Defeat of Aforalea. ? Capl. Mason oi
tii?- kchr. Cherub, w ho arrived at this
port yesterday fiom Curiacoa, si ales
that the day pi ev ions to sailing a sch .
; arrived it two days iron. Corn, i#y \vhi< n
letter* were received from gov. ? n<>r Tor
relies at that place, giving information
of two battles having been fought on the
22d ai.d 24ihot Nov. at and near Salina
Rica, he ween geneials Mont ilia and
M<>t-a|e?, in both ot which the Columbi
an fori es proved victorious. l'he loyal
troops in consequence were obliged to
evaeuate Maracavbo on the 26tb and
that place was taken possession of the
same oay by Montdia. Thy Spaniaids,
it is stated, suffered severely in the last
action, having lost tiie entire battalion
\ ol N'ariuas, and ma-iy officuis. On the
27th Morales, witti the remnant of ihe
; annr. in all about 60 ) men, landed at
' A la (i-ac?a, and reached Mitari on the
29lh. ? Ueiiiial Torrelles was making
j ev< iy preparation to receive the bea eu
lort.es of the Spaniaids, and no doubt
j would be able to keep them in chcck
| until assistance could be procured Irom
I li ti quisifrco
MAHHIEU,
In Onilfoid C'-ui.i), on the 25th ult..
Mr. Brard Higgins, of Randolph cnuu
I tv, to Mary .inn Otbon, d .ughter of
Joseph Oslon, esq. ol the loi'iuci couii
I *>?
STATE OF THE THERMOMETER.
9 u'clk. 12 o'clk. 3 o'clk.
January 1 32 56 37
2 38 47 53
3 37 47 53
4 46 61 65
5 63 57 52
6 30 35 37
7 27 35 39
*#* The Orange Agricultu
ral society will meet on Thursday next, at
the court house in Hillsborough, where and
when a'l those who feel an interest in the
subject are united to attend.
J. l a) lor, Secretary.
Jan. 6. ' 52? lw
EL KG ANT
31a\\ttgan^ Y vxy nilwT e, .
'l^UE subscriber has lately received, on
A commission, trom Mr. Julin Uaker's fac
tor^ at Fay ttt-ville, the following article* of
clt-gant Mahogany furniture, viz.
1 lam y Suh- Hoard,
I plain ditto,
l litncv Bureau,
I plain ditto,
I Secretary
I k Ca?e,
1 pair twisted log Dining Tables,
1 tainted leg Break last Table,
1 plain ditto
1 un l'tsed Wash Stand,
I corner ditto,
1 octagon Candle Stand,
2 double eliplic ditto,
1 brass clasped Portable Desk,
2 I oilettf t ilasses,
1 Camp Bedstead,
2 pair l'oot Stools, &c.
I maple Camp liedstead,
1 ban 'some Swinging Cradle.
The above furniture is made in the best
manner, and will lie sold low lor citsh, or on
a short err (Jit. Those who are desirous of
purchasing, udl he shown the artich-s n ap
plying to the subscriber, at liirdsall St. Co 's
? 11 e.vander. , Harrison tj? Co.
A UF. thaiiknil tor the patronage they have
XX received since tliev commenced business.
They still continue their
Saddle and I larness-Making
Business,
to which they have addfd a
Vi ?\ ab\UVviYve nt .
All orders addressed to them shall be execu
ted with strength, neatness and dispatch.
January 1. 52 ? tf
State of North-Carolina,
on. hvuh: cou.vrr.
Jfark IHckett 1 |n Kqility.
IViUiam JWktlt el alia* } 11,11 to ??"*clo?e.
IT appearing to the court thst John Rice
and hit wile , twool the defendants,
are not inhabitants of this st ?te: It is ordered,
that publication lie made in the Hillsborough
Recorder for three weeks successively, for
the said John Rice and his wife to ap
pear here at the next term of this court to be
held for Orange county, at the court house in
Hillsborough, on the third Monday in March
next, to answer the complainant's bill, other
wise the same will be taken pro contesso
against there, heard ex parte, and decreed
accordingly.
A I, SO
stoic.
Anthony W. lloiton.
52? tf
Jan. 6.
Pricc adv. ? 1 30
LiaY OF L.KTTKRS
Remaimng at the P**t-Ojfire in Hilltbvrvujh,
A'. C , January I, lbJ3.
JtiPfi Armstrong,
Sarah Armstrong,
Frederick 1. Avery,
James Atkinson,
Wm. And is,
Garrison Anderson,
Janie> Allison,
Joseph Allison.
B
Wm. S. Baker,
Wm. .1/. Ballad,
J lin H. K Iturguin,
M "? Nancy Boy an,
JosiiUa B riy,
Catherine S. Bonner.
Kichsrd Breeze,
Louisa I. Bruce,
John Brucc,
Wm Boyles,
Joseph Booth, sen
Joshua Buckingham,
Wm. Bowls.
c
Miss Eliza Chapman,
Jai<e \V. Curry,
C. Campbell,
Mrs Polly Cate, sen.
James Carroll,
Samuel Cla\tor,
Cheek,
John Carrigin,
Duncan Cameron,
Manha Caldwell,
John Cummin^s,
Nancy ? arroll,
John Carrin^ton,
Kphraim Cate,
Clai k and Master of
Kquity.
D
Abraham Davie,
GneiMltield Dehruler,
Thomas Day, 2
! Itev. R. T Daniel,
* Kv-nja-iiiii Dor man,
I Jesse Doiman,
K
J Elizabeth 2
Birrass Estress
F
Mrs. Fleming,
Margaret Fauselt.
G
Master R. Grove.
Mr?. Elizabeth Glass,
Samuel < .arrard .
H'-v. E Graves, 2
\\ m. D. Grimes.
II
James Hatch, 2
Wm. Morton,
Il-mly Hurdle,
' Cliai les J. tia.gh,
*1 hi>s. W . Ilnlt Irit,
' James lltitchemn,
Ricnard times,
H.iwcl r. Hicks,
i Win Harris,
M ildred I". Hall,
James Hamlet,
Miss *ally It Hinten,
M>rgan llart,
i Win. Ilickn.
Lucy H Hicks
Jan. 3.
I?aac Jackson,
James Jackson,
Naihaaiel JrflVa,
Thomoson Johnston, 3
Iven JeflVy.
K
Amanda D K>np,
Wm. Kirkland.
L
Eli*. II. Leigh,
W in. L. Longf,
Archiblc l^igh,
Jesse Lindsie.
M
Wilie I*. Mangum, 4
James Moore,
James Mehane,
Lemuel Morgan,
John M'Katroll,
Col. II Mulhollan, 2
Richard Mayn.rd,
Alston Mordon,
Ja MDa.le,
Anderson M'Cullock?
l?
N. Palmer, 2
Samuel Paisley,
John Poi*?i>n,
Casy Picketi,
feainnel F. J'aicrsa .
R
Wm. R ckett,
JaC ib Itiley,
Mary Ram*\ ,
Win Rial,
Rev. \\ litis Heaves.,
s
Joseph Stubbing, 'J
C. H Shipp,
Sheriff ot Orange coiiim
tv, 2
J. Srni'.h,
Robt. Stamper St Co. 3
E. II Shepherd,
Martha Sirudwick,
James H. Shepperd,
Robert Shankhn.
1
James D. Turner,
S.iinue! Tuompson,
Margaret I.Taylor,
W It. Tilli'.ston,
Tli. m..s I hompson, 2
Joseph Terry,
John L Turner,
Mar> Thomas,
Eduar.l Turner,
Hiram Turin r, 2
l>av d Thompson,
fcamuel TiMin^hursl*
\v
Ldley Weeks,
la; Veil Woods,
Samuel W oo??s, 2
Wm. Wint ed, jr.
Wm. Whitticar,
John Walker,
James tVuson, 4
Edmund Waddle,
yvter Willis.ni-,, '*
Tnomas Wilson,
lbaac Watson.
Y
Samuel Yarbrou;;h,
Dai id Yaibrnjgh.
It. L. Cock, I'. ,(/.
52?
LIST Oh' LKTTKRS
Remaining ut the J'ost- Office in C/ki/vI-WU,
?V. V , January 1,
A L
CharLs E. Alexander. John l.amb< rt.
" M
John I Hack wood, W.lliam JlfcCaulev, N>-'
George <s Ualner, William H. M< rri'qjfc?
Be .! . ~ Godwin C. WmriV
William U^rbt-e, 2 John .t/oriran,
Horace It. Ueiiton, //,, i. if,,..,,
William M Balla.d, w.fliam s .l/acl'm,
Mrs. fcli* Benjamin, jitlm jriite.
Samuel Brewer. .
v; ?
Jesse Carter, S.rnuel O'O.n.el,
Thomas Cole or Allen ?corKe
Ellis, ?
Andrew Collins, Francis /*>well,
tlenry E.Colt man, Eumund /*iu.
Mia. Cold well, 1 1
It
'?* Cornelius Roberson, I ?
W illiam U.niel. Thomas R.ddlc.
K s
John Ellio t , James Strain,
'' Alt xander Strain,
John Fitts, oseph //. Sanders.
Richard I. Fearn, Allen Stone,
Mary Flmti.H', John Smith,
The Freshman CUsS Samuel Shctfon,
(i The Senior Cla?s.
William H. Gray. \V
II C.rorsje IFin,
Samuel S. Hiinon, Allen William*,
Zacanali tleriidoii, John Wii*??n,
William G. It<li, IV. C. ft illi^ms,
Mis? Nancy Herring, t.eorge Whitfield,
F.nocli tlathcock, ?Messrs William iJ-?
Mrs. Sarah Hudson. liams k Co
K Y
llill W. Kilpatrick, Jarret Yeargain,
Nathaniel King. John T. Warrant,
B. kiltrelt. Dr. Charles Yancey.
II. Tl 10UI8UI), r. m.
Chupel Iltll, Jan. 1. 52? 3 w
State of North-Carolina,
ohajV g/j co i/jvrr.
Thuma * Hutdant ) |(, Ktjuily.
ft il/mrrt Pickett et abut ) to tore close
IF app? aring to the court thai John I tier
X and Ins Wile ? ? ? , two oi' the defendant i,
are not inhabitants ot this stale: It is ordered,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough
R. colder tor three weeks successively, lor
the said John Rice and his wife ? to ap
pear here ai the next term of this court to be
belu for Orange county, at the court house in
Hillsborough, on the third Monday in .March
next, to answer the complainant's bill, other
wise the same will be taken pro conlesso
against tlu-ni, heard ex parte, ai.d decreed
accordingly.
U,t' James Webb, c. m. c.
Price adv ft I *0 52? Jw
BLANKS
FOR SALK AT THIS OFFICE*