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promise any great utility. Those cer tainly must have been great minds, which could employ themselves on such impor tant and intricate subjects as the improve ment of ladies' corsetts and ladies reti cules, for the purpose of obtaining pa tents : and such this country, nay, New York alone, of all the Union, can boast ! For among the number of patents we find one to Wm. Winning, for an improve ment in ladies' reticules, and another to Wm. Jas. Cantello, for an improvement in ladies corsetts both of said city Though wc fear Xcw-York must resign the honor of giving birth to the latter, as, judging from his name, we presume that Italy, the land of genius, and so prolific of great men, that the mere inhaling of its atmosphere would almost seem to ere ate intellect, that Italy, the country of Conova, is also of Cantello I Tiventy-three children, it is now ascer tained, perished in the conflagration of the Orphan Asylum at Philadelphia) an ac count of which was published in our last. Toil THE WESTERN CAIIOLIXI A. n.1ax. TO THE BOARd'jF INTERNAL, IMPKOVE- MENT. Gextlem:? Pursuing the course sug gested hyyour report, we arrive at the last, though by no means least, of those divisions into which you have divided the several matters over which you preside ; I mean the Public Roads. It is surprising that so little attention lias been paid to the highways in this state. In the first place, there are so ma ny of those roads, that the labour of open ing and keeping them up is vcrv consid erable. Now this, although at first view it may seem to be an advantage, is really a disadvantage ; the number of roads to be kept up divides and weakens the force necessary for keeping them in rep ur ; it also discourages innkeepers and others from settling upon the roads for the pur pose of accommodating travellers and wagoners. I do not possess a sufficient knowledge of the geography of this state to pretend to point out the number and direction of the roads, which it would be proper to encourage ; but in the remarks which I shall submit on that subject, with great deference, I shall venture to ditter from you in many respects. I take it for granted all along, that the state is to con fine its assistance to those roads which arc intended for carrying produce to market ; learing it to the Courts or to others to open and keep up roads for other purpo ses. I shall also confine myself to the western part of the state, vnth which I am best acquainted. Two roads have been opened by the assistance of the Treasury, from Wilkesborough : from thence there ought to be first, a road to Milton. As this road would pass through Surry and by the flourishing village of Salem in Stokes, and through Guilford, Rockingham, and Caswell, it would be come soon the highway for wagons for all the trade carried on bv their means from those and several neighboring counties, to IVlilton, to Lvnchburg, and to Petersburg. Another road from the same place should be made at the public expense to Faycttc ville, the great mart for fla;c seed, grown in considerable quantities in the counties of the west, and the place whence wc ob tain most of our salt. This road would coalesce, perhaps, with the last as far as Salem, or with the next as fur as Salisbury. The third of those roads should lead to Cheraw, in South-Carolina, a place rising fast i:i importance. The fourtli and last should nass bv Statesville and Charlotte, to the South-Carolina line, on the way to Camden and Charleston ; large quantities of cotton, spirits and provisions would be materially assisted in finding a market by making this road as good as the nature of the country permits, and by keeping up good bridges. If the state road from Morganton to Fayetteville should be prop crlv improved, it would be proper to in tersect it with a road from Salisbury, pro vided the Wilkes road to Fayetteville docs not pass through that town. From Mor ganton a road should pass by Lincolnton, and so on to the South-Carolina line, in the direction to Charleston, and with a small deviation, to Camden on one hand, and Columbia on the other. These roads, you will easily perceive, arc calculated for the existing state of things, and are formed on the supposition that many years must elapse before we have a great commercial city in this state, employing capital enough to purchase all or the greater part of the produce of the state. But I would by no means lose sight of so desirable an object ; and should have no objections to having a road from the extreme south west to Fayetteville. Now, Gentlemen, these roads and others, no doubt, of equal importance, in those parts of the state with which I am not ac quainted, I would suggest should be en tirely removed from the control of tke County Courts and placed under the di rection of Commissioners ; and when the ordinary road services shall be unequal to the making and keeping them in good order, that it may be done at the public expense. This, you will say, will cost a good round sum of money annually. I grant it. Rut it will cost a trifle, com pared with the expense of clearing of ri vers. And if it should be thought im proper for the public to expend so much money without remuneration, no doubt travellers and wagoners will have no ob jection to paying something for tolls, when they find themselves able to per form their trip in two-thirds of the time they usually spend, and carry one-third more at a load. Now how has it happened, that a state so magnanimous and patriotic as to give S20,000 or S25,O0O for the statue of Washington, should never have expended 810000 on all the roads in the State ? The Legislature, in three years, have appropriated g 40,000 or more for the improvement and decoration of the State House, for the accommodation of itself and part of the officers of govern ment, and it is to be hoped that it will not refuse the application of half that sum for ameliorating the condition of thousands of the most laborious and most exposed of all their fellow-citizens. You will per haps excuse yourselves, by alleging that this address had better be made to the Legislature : I think otherwise. It is your province to inquire into the subject and to digest such practicable plans to the General Assembly as shall appear to you most likely to conduce to the public good. I3e not discouraged at the failure of your proposal on a late occasion : the course recommended was too bold for hasty ac ceptance. Perhaps it was not sufficiently matured by yourselves. But if k, or any thing like it, should be thought beneficial to the state, it will no doubt be eventually adopted. a farmer. AN UNWELCOME EMETIC. A gang of robbers broke into a store near Woodbury, N. J. on Sunday night last. Among the variety of articles con tained in the store, was a bottle in which there was a small quantity of antimonial .vinc. une oi ine round supposing n to be the real juice of the grape, drank it. It operated so powerfully, that his com rades were under the necessity of taking care of their companion instead of the goods. It seems, however, that they iearnt but little wit from their misfortune, as three of them have been apprehended in consequence of their joking the patient about his dose. One of them has an un commonly long foot, being upwards of 13 inches long. V. Y. Com. Adv. cuha axh the pirates. " That," said Solon, " is the most per fect popular government, where an inju ry done to an individual, is felt and regar ded as an injury to the State.' -And he might have added, that a want of such a sentiment, indicates the decline and de cay of honorable sympathy. It is to be hoped that while the Congress of the U nPed States is discussing Indian expendi tures in reference to the Secretary of War, and the conduct of the Secretary of the Treasury in teference to the Banks and Land Offices of the west both of which questions have no very remote con nexion with the next Presidency and born infant, perfectly naked, with its scull fractured, was found exposed, at the French Tan Yards. The coroner offer ed a reward to certain persons in the vi cinity if they could find out the unnatural mother, or wretch who had been concern ed in the perpetration of so diabolical a deed ; but his efforts have heretofore been ineffectual. -V- Y. Com. Adv. CONNECTICUT COTTON. The editor of the Hartford Mercury, says a gentleman of his acquaintance in that city, has some very fine stockings made from cotton which grew on his land in Berlin, and manufactured in his own family. LOOK SHARP. A fifty dollar note of the bank of the Initcd States, dated first of January, 1317, letter B. was received yesterday by a house in Washing ton, and to day pronounced by the officers of the branch bank to be counterfeit. The plate and the signature arc most perfect, and the notes may elude detection by the most expert money changers. The paper is thicker than the genuine notes of that letter and date. Jat. Intell. CtCCCCD SUPREME COURT. The Judges of the Supreme Court of this State, delivered their opinions and pronounced judgments in the following cases, on Friday the 1st inst. and adjourn ed till Court in course. William Jones v. Joshua Fraeyc, from Ruther ford. Judgment reversed, and adjudged that judgment be entered according to award, that a certificate issue to the Court below to enter it accordingly. Henry Branson r: Elizabeth Yancey and oth ers, from Wake. Cause remanded, the defen dants to answer, question on the demurrer re served until the final hearing. John Crowell's Adm'r. v. Daniel Mann, from Nash. Referred to the clerk to take account for a final decree. Wm. Jones and others v. Wm. Person, Adm'r. of Thomas Person, from Orange. Interlocutory decree for complainants. Jacob Stout William D. Wrenn, from Ran dolph. Hide for a new trial made absolute ; judgment of the Court below reversed. Mary Gregory x-. Stephen R. Hooker's Adm'r. from Halifax. Hide for a new trial made abso lute. James C. Harrison and wife i. Henry L. Irwin's Heirs from Halifax. Judgment of the Court be low reversed, and rule for a-i,ev trial made ab solute. James Rider, Adm'r. and others i. Rodger Jones, Ex'or. Sec. from Craven. Judgment of the Court below reversed, and decree for the petitioners on the merits. Referred to Clerk to take an account of the hire of negro and his present value. Moses A. Locke v. Isaac and Charles Alexan der, from Cabarrus. Judgment of the Court be low reversed, and rule for a new trial made ab solute. State v. Jno. C. Taylor, from Halifax. Rule for anew trial discharged, and judgment for the defendant. Same v. Same, from Halifax. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment for the defend ant. Heirs of Daniel Foster r. "Win. Cook, from Franklin. Hill dismissed with costs. Adam Lockhart r Henry Harrington, from Anson. Judgment of the Court below affirmed. Monica Odom and others r. Thomas Thomp son and others, from Bertie. On motion of pe titioners to dismiss the appeal, there not being a final judgment in the Court below, the same is disallowed. David Tate r. Henry Oncal and others, from Wilkes. Rule for a new trial discharged, and iuderment of the Court below affirmed. James Greenlee and Charles M Dowcll v. heirs ment of the court below reversed, and that the defendant be discharged. Augustus Moore t Isaac Moore, from Hertford. Ordered that this case be rem inded to the court below, it havincr been improperly transmitted to this court. State v. John Sowers, from Rowan. Ordered that this case be dismissed, it having been im properly transmitted to this court. Henry Bryan and John A. Bryan r John San ders, Robert Gully and Allen S. Ballinger, from Johnston. Dismissed at the costs of the com plainants. Den on demise of James Orbison r George Morrison, from Iredell. Judgment of the court below reversed, and rule for u new trial mad. absolute. Joseph Wilson v. Robert Simonton, from Ire dell. Plea sustained, and demurrer overruled. James M. Erwin v. Michael Sumrow, from Lincoln. Judgment of the court below revers ed, and rule for a new trial made absolute. Thomas M'Ewin r. Jacob Penning, from Mecklenburg. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment of the court below affirmed. Den on demise of Adam Nixon and others r: Jonathan Potts, from Mecklenburg. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment cf the court below affirmed. State v. Nixon Curry, from Mecklenburg. Judgment of the court below reversed. Order ed that the court proceed to judgment accord ing to law. REG ULA GENERA LIS. It is ordered bv the Supreme Court that pub lication be passed on all depositions in Equity, before the causes are transmitted to said Court. Notice is given to all concerned in causes de pending in the Supreme Court, that unless the postage is paid on letters directed and sent by mail to the Clerk, they will not be taken out of the office. All Sheriffs making returns will at tend to this notice. ' Jtaleigh Jit lister. S A. JSC, ) ,-yv. JURHIED, In Cabarrus County, on the 7th instant, Mr. Joseph Coii'f tin to Miss J"arcissa lioss. Also, on the same day, Mr. John A 'ecly to Miss Anna Iscnions, of Mecklenburg county. Also, the same day, in Mecklenburg Countv, Mr. Joseph Allison to Miss 'amy lemons. J) FED, On the 30th January, at his father's seat in Rowan County, of a painful and lingering ill- son of John Cook, Esq. aged 19 vears. In the death of this amiable young man his relations have sustained an irrepairable loss. Society is deprived of a worthy and respectable member, who promised fair to make a useful citizen. Having supported a moral character from his earliest youth, he embraced the christian reli gion in the 17th year of his age, and joined the Baptist Society. He lived and died in a firm belief of the "existence and goodness of God, evincing all that composure and submissiveness ever characteristic of a true christian. communicated. 750 Baxter Bolaml 917 Benjamin Bird returned k filed. 91rt Josiah Green 751 William Baker 919 Gerrard Craig 752 Robert Brewer 920 William Groves 75 x Henry Coker 921 Richard Bradley 754 Dennis Howling 922 Jno. Cheesborough 755 James Gilliham 92. Robert Duncan 755 Thomas Grisurt 92-i Peter Kippey 757 Jacob Moore 925 William Huel 75S Matthew Warren 926 Robert Singleton 759 Hercules Ryan 927 Jethro Lassiter 760 George Redner 92S Levi West 761 Samuel Scott 929 Ilenrv lllurton 762 Nathaniel We at 930 William Roark 765 Negro Brutus 9:1 William Kennedy 766 Negro Frederick 932 Win. Washington 767 John ILu-lv 933 Daniel Wade 763 Joel Mariisi Thomas Whitley 769 Jos'.tii M'.'I-t 935 John Cottle 770 Thorn s H i' s n 933 Ja:iv?s f iner 771 Matthew Brkkel 937 WU :am Scantlin 772 John B inait 93S William Turmn, 773 Henrv Brantley 939 William Yau-; 774 Davil Burnett 913 Joseph Ifv:--n 775 Charles Craben 941 Isham Cams 776 Martin Cole 942 Thomas Go.tr 777 Cubit 943 Lewis Outlaw 773 William Ilaygood 914 Josep'i White 779 Jeremiah Mcsser 945 William Elks 780 William Stemm 916 John Arnold 781 Henrv Vize 917 Samuel Borrows. 732 Peter Brown 94S H?c!uird Wheabcy 783 Christ. Barlow 949 William Neil 784 Moses Byrd 950 Jacob Waddle 785 James Balentine 951 John Curtis 786 Richard Cordle 952 John Low 787 William Fox 961 Matthias Brickie 733 Wm. Flemming 962 Thomas Kent 789 Black G irrick 963 James Kelton 790 Benjamin Patrick 964 Samuel W. Lewis 791 John Foney 965 Jerome M' Mullen 792 D.r.nerrwurg 66 Joseph Miles 794 John Atkinson 967 John Morning 795 John Baker 963 Drurv Chavous 796 Samuel Bradley 969 John Cumminger 797 John Boon 970 John Cok 79S Lewis Biddleh'tzer 971 Jacob Hafner 799 Joseph Beaumont 972 Isaac Cornelius 800 Joseph Cook 973 Thomas Plerson 801 John Cook 974 Richard D. Cook 802 John Campbell 975 Caleb Koe:i S03 David Conn 976 Robert Calf 804 Kdvrard Cox 977 William Hurley 805 Charles Coleman 978 Josiah Da-.vs 812 David Faster 9S5 Kbenexr P. 5 .rkky S13 John Erwin 936 David Bro-i bx-ell 814 William Lwell 937 Burrcl IK. -s 815 Joshua Penton 983 Tho -nas L:n 816 Robert Griluu 989 3 V. 'Mn 817 James Gunn 99 Mieh.. ; . SIS Stephen Harris of 9 U Richard :l . 1 Darnall's company. 992 John lhH .:-I S 19. Barrel! Hucrhes 993 James Faddkj 82 ) John Hart 994 Thomas Pvot Vmiamm Dor land State v. Walter B. Ruthertord, Irom Ruther ford. Reasons in arrest of judgment overruled. Ordered that the Court below proceed to judgment for the State. John Carter, Assignee &c. Henry Smith real -plaintiff, r. M. H. Pettcway, sheriff of Halifax, from Halifax. Rule on the Sheriff made abso lute. Daniel Mann v. John Vick and others, from Halifax. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment of the Court below affirmed. The Governor to the use of Archibald Rob ertson k Co. r. John Matlock sheriff and others, while indeed this last subject seems to be uppermost in the thoughts of those, who, of Jos M.Dovvcllj trom Burke. Bill dismissed, at Washington, give semi-ofhcial exprcs- w;th costs- sions of cabinet opinions that the nation-1 State v. Timothy Haney, from Rutherford, al eve mav not wholly overlook the bar- Judgment of the Court below affirmed Ordered baroUS plunder and murder of our citi- . Superior Court of Rutherford proceed . . , . . , i to ludirment for the State. Ull lilt; Uliw ill uv iiui- bors of Cuba. Taking it for granted that some public effort will be made for the se curity of our commerce, and the punish mcnt of those who have robbed and mur dered our citizens in the neighborhood of Havana and Matanzas, it would seem that scarcely any mode of redress, other than an application of force to the particular spot of outrage, would obtain the end de sired. Spain, if applied to at Madrid, would of course disavow any sanction otfrom Hockingham. Bule for a nca- trial dis- such outrageous proceedings, ripain tin fortunatclv has not such a control over Cu ba, as lo prevent their recurrence and re petition. There prevails in that island, if it be rightly understood, a revolutiona ry spirit, at war with government ; a dia bolical spirit, at war with honesty, religion, and common humanity. Outlaws from the rules of society, they have thrown themselves beyond the pale of civilization. Secretly, if not openly, encouraging and sharing in the plunder of these infernal pirates, the inhabitants thus offending, bringdown upon themselves and their in nocent families, the terrible penalty of such hardy violations. The United States must, therefore, if they would obtain, seek redress or. the spot. Demand the criminals for the pur pose oi justice and if Matanzas or any other port, shall identify itself with the murderers, and refuse to deliver them up. let the Western Algiers be given to the flames. Charleston Courier. COROXBR'S INQUEST. Wm. Crooks, a native of England, was found dead in his bed near Uloomfield, X. J. on the 15th itnt. He died, as the cor oner's jury substantially said in conse quence of repeated injuries received from 6Vr Jiiciard Rum. ylltjc. tltr. INFANTICIDE. On Wednesday morning last. a new charged, and judgment of the Court below af firmed. Den on demise of George J. Ham and wife t. Leonard Martin, from Pasquotank. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment of the court below affirmed. State v. Jeremiah "Wynne, from Tyrrell. Rule for a new trial discharged Ordered that the court below proceed to judgment. State v. Daniel M'Dowell and II ram Gray, from Buncombe. Judgment of the court be low reversed, and rule for a new trial made ab solute. State r. David M. Carson, from Buncombe. Judgment of the court below reversed. Order ed that the court proceed to judgment for the State. Abraham Hen in r. Thomas L. M'Intire, from Buncombe. Rule for a new trial discharged, and judgment of the court below affirmed. President and Directors of the Yadkin Navi gation Company r. Jeremiah Benton, from Ca barrus. Plea in abatement sustained, and de murrer overruled. State v. Boll and Lavinia, from Chowan. Judg ment of the court below reversed, and that the judgment be arrested, the Court of Chowan hav ing no jurisdiction. V.ibson Alexander r. Malachi Jackson, from Tyrrell. Rule for a new trial made absolute, it not appearing for what cause the negroes in question were ordered to be sold by the County Court. State v. Ben, the slave of John B. Herring ton, from Craven. Rule for a new tri:d dis charged. Ordered that the court below pro ceed to judgment of death against the prisoner. Donald M'Queen, agent &c. r. Green U. Burns, from Chatham. Judgment of the court helow revtrsed, and rule for a new trial made abso lute. State -r. Thomas Goo lc, fmm "Wake. JuJg- A LIST OF fl SSUED to the President and Trustees of the JSL University of North-Carolina, since the sitting of the last General Assembly. Jo. of Jl'aiTant. Original Claimants. Vo. of Warrant. Original Claimants. 665 666 667 668 673 674 677 678 679 680 681 682 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 7o3 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 718 719 720 721 7 v- 723 724 725 4 J 727 723 729 730 731 732 - t OJ 734 7o5 i ob 737 73 S 739 7-10 711 742 i -tt 744 715 746 747 74 7i: James Ammins Peter Rough Jesse Rowell Jack Rock "Wm. Richards Nathaniel Harris William Logan John Wonks Bains "White Moses Steam Michael Scantlin John M'Kean William Clifton Sim. Christophers William Barber Hardy Cheshire Arthur Arnold John Brevard Richard Ward Knibb Wynn Peter Duncan Gilbert Miller William Womack Right Bass William Wynn Samuel M'Dowg Thomas Ward Thcs. "Warwick Edward Fossett Abiel Andrews liandol Bryant Benj. Bennett Collin Brown William Holing John Booth Thos. Blackleach Jesse Benton Job Butts Christ. Brannon William Conner John Conley Charles Connor John Condon John Darby "William Ford Thomas Hevvings James llilliard Elisha Hubbart Hardy nines Malcom M'Daniel Matthew Newly Ed'wd Pendleton James King, sen. Ilczekiah Rice Anth'y. Simmons Adam Sykes Philip Thomas William Townly John Tillery Matthew White Ilenrv Wiggins Thomas Bullock 843 844 845 845 847 848 849 850 851 852 853 851 855 855 857 858 859 860 S61 862 863 864 865 866 867 868 8S1 8S2 8S3 834 885 886 887 888 8S9 890 891 892 893 894 895 896 897 893 899 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 909 910 911 912 913 914 915 916 John Needham Jesse Nettles Abisha Oliver Patrick O'Kelly Leonard Parker Samuel Parker Thomas Peavcy Drury Perkinson John Roberts John Richardson Wm. Rochester Charles Stewart Benj. Stedman James Scott Martin Slavers William Shield Jesse Siddle Thomas Sillard William Talton Andrew Vanoy Joseph J. Wade James Varkize Elisha White Thomas Walker John Burges Lewis Weaver Eli Ely Jolm Edwards James Holden Thomas Loyd Thomas Tucker William Douglas George Harrison David Jones Hardy Bidley Edmund Blount Willis Davis John Burrows Job Mitchell John Southerland Isaac Roberts Gabriel Terrell Etheldred Bosman Allen Baggott' Henry Jason llartlet Moreland Robert Palmer William Shepard William Hill Larie Linch Charles Richards James Chambers Ezekiel Griflin Nichols Edmunds Benjamin Callield How ell Gee Solomon Cooper Thomas Watson George Close Joseph Hodges Dav id Walden Robert Williams 821 Stephen Harris of 995 William Wurd S(edmans comp'v. 996 Richard Lucas 822 Shadrach Homes" 997 Joshua Stocks 823 Samuel Hollowell 993 Wlliam Kinkaid 824 James Hall 999 William R'sk 825 'Ihomasllill 1019 Armwell Herron 826 George Hill 1020 George Richard 827 Thomas Hopkins 1021 P. Harrington 506 Thomas Cook 979 .Sam. Nors .vortbv 507 Aaron Davis 980 George Nicholas 508 James Dupree 931 James Ri.pcr 809 George Dixon 982 Robert Harder 810 Thomas Endless 933 R-chard Martin 811 Thomas Eburn 9S4 Caleb Albertson j 82S Thomas Hicks 1 ;22 Charles Haslip 829 Littleton Johnston 1:23 John Ponncllv S30 James Jennings 8il Thomas Jetrives 1023 "H. un Jones 832 Elijah Jenkins 1026 1 e:s ' . 533 Jacob Kittle V vy: - - rue 534 Archibald Kennedy 1 a"1. Mo.-. '- le 835 John Ledum 1029 836 John Liscombe 1030 Tmoth i In : mis 837 Willis Marshall 1031 Wm. Ste. .rl 833 Charles Mixom 1032 Jacob 0-.-ns 839 John Moore 1033 Sam. Goodman 840 Brvan Madrv 1034 Win. Gvegorv 841 Samuel M'Elrov 1035 David Charney 842 Joseph M'Daniel 3 '37 Published by order of the General Aembly. T 22t Yotoc OP Swift's Works, belonging to the subscri ber, is missing, and has probably been loan ed to some one. Whoever has the volume, will confer a fav or by returning it. S. L. FERRAND. February IS, 1822. 89 THE exercises of this Institution commence 1 on. Monday, the 28th January, under the sa perintendancc of Mr. Robert B. Wood, late di rector of the Back Creek Academy ; who has had not only the advantages of a classical cdt cation, but an opportunity of increasing and im proving the same by the long and constant prac tice of teaching both the languages aad those sciences which are cnmn:on. With the above attains, -nts are also combined those firm and mora! princies, which are re quisite for those who have tin. guardianship and instruction of vouth. JNO. CUIUS n-VN," trretarif. February 4, 1822. 3 c ) 2vhis miles south of Abingdon, Virgin:!, CONTINUES to manufacture wool Carding Machines, cf a very superior quality, winch he will sell on accommodating terms. Every possible care has been taken to select and put together the materials cf which his machines are composed. They are supplied with .bc best of H-aton cards. Persons purchasing machines will be furnished with printed directions, so as to enable them to manage and keep the same in or ler. These who wish to purchase are invited t make timely application. Letters addressed, as above, post paid, will meet punctual attention. Abingdon, Jan. 30, 1822. 83p2 State o iNori-Cavoii., R O W A N COU X T Y . Cmrt of Equity, Fall 7Vr?r, 1S21. George rpetuate testimony. It appearing to the court, that Geo. Manlove and Hannah his wife, the defendants, live beyond the limits of 3 is state It is there fore Ordered, that publication be made for three weeks successively in the Wettem Cnroliiunr9 printed in Salisbury, that the said defendants appear at the next Court of Equity, to be held for the County of Rowan, at the Court-House in Salisbury, on the second Monday afier the fourth Monday in March next, and answer, object to, or shew cause why said testimony should not l e perpetuated, or the complainants will be ut .ib ertv to take tcstimonv. GEORGE LOCKE, C.&f.XT..E. 1" PfJM. WADS WORTH and wife, vs. ManPjvc ar.d wife Bill to pei
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