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Fctwe two HI f ktn Kr
r;t wight tad morn, tpow the hoHWi
Hew Khle do M I no Cat which we arel
How kt what we may be! 11i tiemal surge
Of time and tUt rolls oo, tod btir
Our bubbltt i t the old buttt, new emerge,
tasVa from the Iota of ege r
Of ctBm fcetve kwt Ilk sow f"Z ",
Lews? M to Ma ahall Mrk lbs bouad of
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Or Vender s-eat tbsn Uing it eoiu iiime.
Oft m yta IUU It tummer-greea it dreas'd.
Or yowdar lake onlotkt iu crystal brrwt
gj oft oa tbU our country i nstsl dsy,
JUt christians kneel end free-w'.ll homage pay 1
IM wttrMt rowd W coWwi aha stan,
11eSr vowt renew, their pufclic viewt expand i
Th bold achiceemcr.ttof their tiret dilate,
TUlr praises ting, their virtue t emulate.
raow ti cassatTfVT aiaaat.
The Molnf rtnpl and touching h.e erm
to tdro from tbe very heart of the writer,
There if something in poetry which alleviate
what It (una curt i end af it doe not make
man what ht would be, will some'iroe soothe
tht miseries Uut sbide by bim m he U t
ril ujI, when mi Hit water csrf,
Uiriended ml atone,
To mark the lnkinj of tbe blatt,
Ani trt Um wind go down.
TU avUer to aee frierxW.ip iy,
AmI ! ami h ipe depart,
la widowhood of heart.
iJjt ivltrrth'i than the o'wtake tnf,
M'hich tbirken ami incrcatc
The Leptlature did not mukeroc
A Jattico of iht Peace.
i tta trt7.
Married, in Waterloo, N. York on the X3th
Hit. Mr. I-ucu Murgn Attorney at law, to
U Charlotte Pear.
A kwyeronce, with woumlrd brart,
(A wound by Cupid pLuitrd tlirrr,)
Claiu'd to biaarmt, to beal the tnwt
Oh, aad to tell he darp'd iltm!
TEMPER.
The first and moat important female
quality, its sweetness of temper.
Heaven did oot give to the female sex
insinuation and persuasion in order to
be surly it did not make them weak,
in order to be imperious it did not
five them a sweet voice, in order to
provide hem with delicate features,
that they' might be disfigured with
oger.
A company of Brewers of the name
of Hill, not putting hops enough in
their beer, th parson told thrm that
if they did not mend their fault, he
would Rive them a hint from th- pul-
piU" According; srrir thtm ti
gether in the church, he gjvr oot tor
his text, the words in Stricture,
" Hof HIOH, TF HttH."
The deth of Lord Hyron han occa
lioned almost a Rrcat a sensftio'n in
England as that of N poleon. Al--mo5tTCvry-Jurual-thcreJias
..paid
that tribute to his memory wh'uh ht
splendid talen' aad txtraordi nrv pat
riotism'catls for, and it is with pleas-
gcnwally prevails amung our own
citizens. The. following short extract
from the Ltmdou Courier, while it
clearly refutes the assertions of those
who have RO wantonly charged him
with being incapable domestic at
tachments, speaks volumes iu illus
tration of the good qualities of his
heart . The last words of th-it no
bleman, before the delirium which
seized his powerful mind within three
days of his dearh,-veTe f -wish it
to be known, that my last thougnt:
vrere given to my ivife, my child, and
my titter. rL. Ubs.
Tid-re-i. Asm-lL-work,- under
this title, hits been published by Bliss
& White. NewYirk. It is an amu-
aing satirical little .volume, and may
puss off well with those who are fond
ot light reading.
Tht amount a ertai many Ctnvtrtatitnt.
Well Dolly, what have you to say unto Do
r? '
Why troth, then," aayt Dolly, I really don't
know Sir! , :-..r ' -. -
- The-king Xkf Satidwkh Islands, now -irr
Iondon, it called 1 irahee Tirahee, which
translated, means Dog of Dugs. We
pxesumCAer majesty the.queen is envitied
to the sppelladon of Slut of Slut.
Aew York Aal. AdvK
rt ts wittMt eMUt.
Mr. Ml I U Us beet lb Pallet
of : nation, from tha mot rsrat am-
qui-t.to rtwsrd whh tba fcinM
(host bt t:e r country mn ho si iali 0
themielTes in tb d.Urci M w
A H J ln,t,.d thcrt CMtld U aothlnf
.1 tnJ nralatworthvi than to
I ta AtA (if
...,t iA iknaa heroic tsrsons who
t.r. knmn. their friends, and t
domeulc plesurt, and rltqued lh t t Uu
and farttmes In tha JF w.1
HvilthfltW,,WorthJpped ai
deml oAim and their otmis ar trans
mitted to us In medalflc' hlrtjryrnd
their achievements wlU U applauded a
loos; ts men arc continued oo etrtb.
I wotild not, by the remtrks, U un
derwood to sanction iht worship of any
'humtnbeinjpraitever but If filn hon
or aa due to- any earthly belnj, thty
art due to thoit wbo have achieved and
defended our precious liUrtict.
Those M Uola Specut," wbo have nev
er been inured to the tented field; who
have never suffered tbe real miseries aix?
privations incident to a state of war
may, in their secure retreat, far.n thao-
net, and speculate oo iht worst ol as
man evils i but they cannot, br any pe
ttbilitv, arrive at as correct conclusions a
thote who have been engaged in, loueht,
Med and suffered by an actual state of
war.
In deKendinn; from these prefatory re
mark, the mind will osturally dwell up
on the oventsof the lata war between
i he United Sutwt and Great Britain. In
fnntrmnlatine? tKeaa . twwhiwu
tiiiack u wi?n more nm, nothinr ei
rites our admiration more, or increases
our debt of gratitudei thtn thw brilliant
achirremcntt of thovo illust'ious warri
or, b whote courage and skill our arm
proved triumphant over the enemies of
the old and the new world. With St
tioni. at with iJMdut, in oiniuu
lion of honors and reward, that correct
mxlm of rendering " unto Csar the
thing that are t'aeur," ahould never be
violated. Even in the ordinary transac
tion of men, rewards are Riven accor
ding to the service performed ; an I when
ever an individual render any eitraordi
nary services to the country in which he
lives, that country is mora(jy and fiolitkat
ly bound, whenever an opportunity offer,
to reward him according to the magnitude
of those services.
If these premises be admitted, the con
clusion is certain, that there is ho man
livine in the United States, to whom this
nation is more indebted than to General
Jartton. It it unnecessary here to enter
, v mnj trctairs on tllS mutiiiuua services,
as thev are known to the whole civilized
world. - However, it may hot be amiss to
repeat what is already unanimously
known, that while many of our rreat men
were at thrir homes, encirclad by their
children and their friends, enjoying all
the luxuries of life, remote from the seats
of war, General Juckttn, with the hardy
tconunrv of our country, was busily en
caged in fighting the Goths of America,
the Savage who had been cutting into
"-. r-r j .j"--rrv::.i:ri-
piet.es tne wives ana cnuarcnoi our iruu
tier inhabitants. And while engsged in
hi horrid war, the General and his sol
diers were often suffering with hunger in
he wilderness; and like the old Romans,
hey were compelled to eat acorns to pre
srt; thtlr Itn.. - -
narrative to the battle ot new urieans,
airwould almost force tears of pity from
the eyes" of a Savage.
Wiih these facts, and many others,
staring us in the face, we view with pity
and contempt those who question the pat-
...nam vi ..unit vtiai alter Of Grnerl
Jickson. It is probable that his moral
character miht appear more pure to
some persons, had be inarched, like Pe
ter the Hermit, with a crucifix in bit
hand, and set the nation at war, for the
ronquesl of some consecrated spot of;
this vile earth Such idle dream of a 1
disordered imaRinailoo, should never
uirta the libertl and enlarged views of
h tv.nir.t and nhilantbroDist He can
not s-.ffer hih mind to be drawn from the
most important concern, of bit country,!
most important
by such fleeting shadows
KT. A.
like Atlas.
.Under existing xircujnstancesiperson
al predilcctiona should be laid atfde : we
should -look to mrqturet, more than to
mrv. For this reason, I am willing to
suoDort General Jackson ; and I am very
trnGdennhrs6und"llcrnqtirerthis
course from every patriotic American -July
7 thy 1824. mociOH.
Attoni thing StormOn the 3d ult a
storm of wind, accompanied whhlut lit
tle rain, paased thtouch some pBrtt 'v
wisiiii-fKi green timber, and levelling flT
old, unroofing cabins, Stc. andnn one ot
two instants, lives were lost by the falling
of timber. But the most extraordinary
c;rcusuncei. we.have -heard .resneciin
this storm, is,, that ? or 8 miles west of
wnn.11 was -amy exposed, had both ends
blown out, bl the wind'enterin the hiir
hole ! vVcw Lisbon T Ohio Garrit
t j
The arrivals at New-York and Philadelphia in
one week, brought ia about one million dollars
in specjc,.
' '. 'iriU IM.o Society. '
OM TWiy, tbt trih dy of Aur an.
th libU AirMy of lrr,Un twunty w.U
lull li knu) aneftinf i latetvJI. tt U f S
j.etn t)nr tKa nv. . 1. ny. ruTr1"0
viUdrCvtr a .r,txir, tuilablt tOtU eocaalo.
lt kn)rt of the uritv are aarwMily tw
anftl taktiewd and all Umm lnUrta4 U
0t ti'vwMn ot tia Kmdu of tha Kedaemer,
re UviWii mi with ut tnd If. ai Wf buas
ktv and cMlantl -of. U khouLJ trrxar to
them, atxij a calm elimination af the DrtncipW
B4 c the Sir, that It b wwrtby of
i-jM-v- ibo m w "jit h naa ia raw
"i4 kiUattt retowiraeM itierawelvae to
tiir U tha iM of UM, wt in
MU UU ur.ir4 to tht Society mora eitea-
f AMMhiMitnt; tha woM of IM;
a'f j,
tw Ihit adrertitewewt wdl Urtafur U pW4 la
JWof My.NOO.ey.
X
U if.DALENA LOPP.S
Lx'rt.
rillli. 3it'Ir
KntertAinmcnt
CALEB MOOT, lake this metnoo
of Infoewma: hi friend and the
nuble at krrr. that ht Ui aow finked
- .t a
rprunnrAi houaa, Sftd ha fitteil it up ia the
first ratr wvla foe the aoeommoiUtion of TVaW
are, and til other wy eel ditpoaed to call
on hint. Ilia llouae it In Itovnit-m county, on
tha antia road kaibea: (row a!iUunr to Sale,
bw Leaicfton, lie. twelve milr. from Bale m,
tirht froea LeiUtfton, and twrntyour from
IftLtbury. Gentlemen travelline from aouth to
mrtb, or from north to aouth, are invited to call,
at every convenience of refrrthmcnt for there
kW) toed for their honet, Le. will ba afTordrd
itwir. .1 mm lit eorreaDOlMl U "
duced plta of proviaiona and other ncariea.
Wm f Jun I. IB.'4. !-'
itn e Ju4 1, 1824.
I Mansion Hotel,
SAUSfURT, .VORTBCAROLLWI, BT
F.DWAKD YAHUROUUHi-
a. VHO 1
pl If Cc,
jLtken tha ,
IIO reepectfullv miorm the pub-
and bit frnn.lt, that ba ha
e it entire and elefant ettab-
liaJimcirt, aituated at the neW coriMtr of the
Cmirt-Houfce, (latch occupied by Mr. Jame
tldie.) Tha convanienea of thia tituation for
biuincta, ia equal to any b the place. The
llotue ttktwin a namber of orivate rooma, well
cakutatail (or tha accommodation of Traveller
and DeerJers , the Stable are equal, if not an
perior, to any ia tha place, and attended to try
oolirimr and attentive Itovtler 1 hi tabic ind
bar, will be supplied with the bet the market
aiTbrdat tjtd the regulation 0( hi Houae, ucb
aa he hopwa will give entire aatiafactiow to thote
a ho may think proper to call on him: and be
attnrct them, that no pain ahall be tptred to
renacr rneir tuv comlorubl and pkainr.
Stre-llouac at ilocksYillf-,
TO RFJl
f nnE u,ctibr wiabe to rentr tk. tMjajt,
yfrKte, He, coon,
ty. on wlB a apaciowt tor-We, w ith szpod
cellar, and a Urya twwtory houae, d,Kkd mta
conveaient and taeful apartment, are erected.
MixhnilU ia near about in tha centra oT that
section of Rowan, known a the Fork. At that
part or ewdwtry, both a to fertility of toil and
population, i not inferior to any, a profitable
remk mirnt ba anticinated from a mercantile
etublithtscnt at that place, t.entlemen in that
bwameta, nd witlting a tituation. are invited to
call and view (he premiae. ami Jdfe for them
telvet. RLIZABRTH M. PEAH30N.
-JtfeetWg-aav '-09
House and Land for Sale,
' ON LOW TERMS.
THE auWrlber ia Pdly tuthoriaed by the last
will of Henry Be- -1 M. nd alto kr
tbe Wpd repreaen aUc, to tell the well known
PlantaUp w htreoa the deceased did live, about
12 mile tut from the town of Salisbury, on
the south tide of main Initio, containing 189
arret; aVout 60 of which it of tha beat river
bottom ia North Carolina. There ia on the
mite, a good ami large dwelling house, and
barn, aprfe and peach orchard, with many oth
er eorrvclietieea, to justify me in saying that it
it oaa ol aat flintahMMt aqreaabiyto the
number of acre, on the river. It I now oitcr
ed A private tale : the pynenti will ba made
eary 1 a credit of one and two year, or if a pay
mint it made of one half, a credit of two year.
Dut if not told at private contract, it will be of
fered at pubKe Auction, on the premise, on the
th fttnrtav in Anvtiat njt Anv V)frnn
.-,; t0 puHjate at private arde, may, at any
time, apply to JA. FISHER, Execfr.
JuliS,8ii 7it'19
New Assortment.
HP1" wfib" J 1 rtcenOy received
63" of
I-"'? .""
Cxtlrrn, and
JTard-ITare,
Dotneiticiy
which, nrith ihe astoTtment he expects tt re
ceive in a short time, will enable him to sell at
tl isractory prices. - The public are remeetrully
vited to call, aod examine for themselvet.
EDwAED CRESS.
SalUbum, Jug . 16, 1823. ,70
T Coppersmithing.
The CoppertmitbiDg, and Tin Plate business,
herofore tranaacted by D. Cress, ten. will in
W'J??":,Z?.rX f-n.e place.
, no- """'"eir custom.
Sg- EDw. CRESS.
Hiii of Norih-CBTolina,
: crokas eovwTv. - ' -1
COtTtTf Pleat and Quarter Sessions, June1
term. 824. Andrew Bowman, v. Robert
Hosier : Gpintl attachment, levied on land. It
ippeaHnt; JHe"atisfaction of the court; that
t,ne jeren(i4j('i, an mnawtant ot uits tte
it i thereftrt ordered, that pid?lkaiton be made
m the Weitrn Carolinian for three months, that
unlet the kefendant comet forward before the
2nd Mondlr of September next," and replevy
and plead, W judgment will be entered pro
confetso, ajfc property levied upon will ba cod-
demned to the plaintiff't recovery.
ByordbJaMrTHHW MOORE, t. c.
Price ld-7fe, T ix'if
JLTTrl. Wkaf thera fcrwtH, properly
!a t VuliVic Hale.
JlllWI M . ,
0
the Court-HouM of atll .
'ill af
1000 acre 01
la aaW foMnty. of sa IMtHcn? -lM'.rH
av wavawe . .
mil . 1
Home and Sii Tatntin fjc
GroiCftw. vWME Wbeiwt Ida fnaada
pb. b-1--ru2
eseciite aQ kindaof llouai "TS A Jt.
qgjglBBtBt- Baa aii a-a-easss-anmc
. ., w...... n.w in .Li dun 40 or 00
Uruinwa vi -- " .. . , .
milet of Baliabury, eta enpje the subKnber;
lervket on very short notice.
The pibtfrtbef takes thia rnorturuty to re
turw hit tineere thankt to all those who havt
rrneroualy etUwdtd their favors to hint awl
bv Vur1V:iotvl Uluatry, in f'dnre, h"pe
sull ta merit their friendaldp and patronap.
SiiUthyrft t ' 1. V -n m tian.L for
sale, all manner of falnU and coitus, prepared
for the areommodation of thoaa who may wish
J- .n naintinr. btrt who may Wot
have the paiwlt, or tsperWaca to prepwrw thera.
Private ltcrtuinmeiit.
THE suWrluer bat opened a noose of i n
vatt Entertainment where Traveller can
be accommodated. He promlsr ill whoctll
oa hits, good tfrttment, with a plenty of mt
bett to eat awd driiik.
14 II. 0. SATTEItWIIITE.
mOcrtlfrwMsK J 18J4.
eMatUn V. Uttt, Tailor,
VIM)PT thit rUn ol informing tha citiunt
of RaUabury, tid in vicinity, in gcm-ral,
Tailoring Business,
in part of John fuman honte, tittiared in
Market atrert, a few Wra from tba Kaat aoeaar
ctlte Court-Moose i where he is prepared an I
will bt htppv to aeeomnvxUte any reittemen
who are di-twaed to o-tronie him in hia fine of
businen. in the neatest tnd mol fU,ion-hlr
t-vle, or to please fancy. Me A-Mcr h'nw If,
from his lour esperience, that there are but
few, 4aav, in tha country, thai cat surp. I.im
in the execution of hia work. A fair trial i i l
be aakt, to prove thw above anc-tinn. Ihe
chanres of fashion thill be atrictlv terMlrd to.
aa te ha lef a corrrsrwmdrnt in the llisrirt of
Columbia, (where he 1 last Irom) wiio will trmi
him the fashions on, Lo thtjr . rrj-itlar season.
He hope by strict attention to biisine-a, to re
ceive a liberal We of publ e patronage, a he
it determined nothing shall be It ft undone to
render general aiitlftioii.
Saliihvn,, Maw i, 1824. 206
Coach Making.
THE subscriber oflVrt his si-rvires to the pub
lic in the above line, and flatter himself,
fm Itine etn '-inri knl af-ftitv rknlirstinn f..
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!.nyT,3Ctof Tears, in Europe and America, to
til ";.i. -Trr""! m uwae u may lavor
Caxrugct of all decripPw" , - -
Stick f.i, Stilkeys, tc. mule and repaired on
reasonable terms. SAM'L. LANDER.
Sa!i,burv, .1ml 26, 1824. - 204
N. B. Carriarca, of all tlctcriptitnt, bought
and told, on comnuswoa.
P. 8. A iournavmaa wanted at the above bu
;nu in ahnn rood wurrs w ill be riven. He
will be empl ved on wood work, tltogether,
The tubvriber keept two Girt for Hire,
which will always be kept in reailincaa, with
a-md liaruFM. tor the accommodation ot tliotc
who may, at any time, wiah to ride on pleawire
TT I'll1 1 IS'W .-
or on ouwin w. ......
Uanied. a an Anwfentice at the above
business, a young man from 14 to 16 - ears of
1 e . 1 1 . I 1.
age, anu 01 correoi anu iiKiiisirrnis iiauna who
from the country would be preferred : to whom
a good chance be given.
Coach Mukin".
THE subscriber ber letve to return his
grateful acknowlcdrments lohi friends
and the publie, for the v-ry liberal pstrorf-e he
has received in his line ol business i and informs
them, that he has procured a number of work
men from Philadelphia and Newark, which
enablet him to finish work in a style rarely seea
in tne western part ol the state. He also has
a continual supply of materials of die best quid
ity and most fashionable patterns. He intends
keeping constantly on hand, at reduced pricr
for cash only. Sulkies, Stick and Pannel tiigs,
Chariotee. Coacueet, Landaus, Phxtona, 11
rotfches, Landaiilets, Caravans, and Mail Stares,
of a superior construction. Repairs done at the
shortest notice, and in the best manner. Order
from a distance thankfully received, and punc
tually att&ided to. J. G. MOUSE.
CUrhtte, Marth 1, 1824. 97
fro Philadelphia.
fftnir".ubicriher -respectfully Informs- his
i friends and the publie renerallv. that he4w
jum received me latest rasniont irom London, dv
! . . 1.1 1 . .tr.
way ot Philadelphia. - tjentlemen in tliia vicim
ty, and the adjacent country, wishing fashions
ble clothes made, ctn now be accommodated by
the subscriber on a short notice. All order
from a distance, for making any kind of gentle.
mchTgarnienlsTwill beurictuallylihrexpedl.
tioualy executed, and forwarded according to
directions. Gentlemen are invited to rive the
subscriber's all op t fair trial 1 they will then be
better ! -STmntj V. CANON.
SuUtburg, jtpril 19, 18. '4. Q3.
State of North-Carolina,
BURKS COUNTr. .
IN Equity, March term, A. 1). 1824. Merrit
Burgin, vt. Phillip Goodbread. It appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that Phillip
Goodbread does not reside within the limits of
tnia Htatei it is therefiire rmfirA tht-siiht;.-:
tkm teitnste forthree month iuccessivtly In
. 1. ii - j. f I- . . . . .
hub -. w tnctn. vwnuHian,. iuac unieat the said
Phillip Goodbread appear at the next court of
Equity to be held fur the county of Burke, at
the court-house in Morganion, on the 4th Mom
day of September next, then and there to plead,
anawer or demur, judgment, pro confesbo will
be taken, and the tame be heard pane.
, 8, SjERVlN,c...
Price adv. 4. 134t23
State of Norlh-Carolinaj;
ibspsll eovatr.
10CBT e-f I'krt QuM'er Iom. M,y
Conner I rriil attachment, feturneil, lie. U
U elrra vj "" "' ww,
(!, it to an Inhabitant of Uu BiU) (W l4
mwer aw er Wfore tl it Um of U4 court,
te ba held fr the county tortaakl, at the court,
houaa la fcUle'IIrt b third MiUv It
hewed ex paHe, aad have Hip" P"9
It M furUr wrdand, that U.ia wHa kt pyb.
iaed tut threw mwtba u
CnUn. Tewi h. naiuaiur, wt.
STATR North -Carolina, fctokes county.
Court of lea tnd Qutrttr tawMona, An
tmw'WfJiJ&vm. atV Tkw &i.t
for tbe emdetMti) vf (and. It tppeanhj fa
Ihe tstUfaetiot) of tha court, that Hln Aek.
ssrt, who Intermarried with luat UsJton. at
of the heir at law of maJliaa Dahon, dVd.
It not tn Inhabitant of this state, h kt thrr(Wa
ordered, thai pubticatHm be made In the fi ts.
tern Carohmaa ait weeks, inat tne Said ItoUtt
iu-kaoti armear at. (Ac west term of mlJ
court, oa tha aeeond Monday ia Bentsrabsr, sad
shew cauae if aay he haw, why tha sand de-ee.
ded to him aa owe of tha hem at law of
than Itallofl, decU ahall wot ba condemned, and
aoU to aaiiafy tht plaint ifT't demand.
St 1 9 MATTHEW ti. MtHJUr,..
Ceraa, Ju 22, 1824. Prict adv. 2,
STATE of North-CamEna, JJloket coantv.
Court of 1cat aiwl Quarter Session, um
teem, 1824: Gabriel J&nby, Tlo lkn st
Uw of Jlmathan Ualton, ttce'd. Scire raria.
tbe condemnalioo of land.tt wftpcanog lu I lit
(atistactioo of the court that Kcbcrt Acko, wk
intermarried with Suan I)hon, one of the he in
at la w (Jonathan Dahon, dre'd. at not an ii.hsb.
it ant if this state, it is then (ore ordered, that
Kblication be made in the Western CaroLnisa
1 til weeks, that tbe said Robert ackaoa sp.
rm at h rwxt term m otr taid court, an tht
seeood SJonday U tserMember next, awd shew
cause, if any he bat, why !h land detKeaded Is
him at owe of the heirs at Uw, shall not be con.
dctnm (L and told tosati-y the pla nt .!! 'dtmtiij.
it'19 MATTHEW H. MOORE, I f.
Cn-Msis, Jup t:. 1824. Price adv. l
STATE H Korth-Csrohna,. JTtokc conutv.
Coirt of Vat awd Quarter newtiawa, J
term, 1S24 : ea ruel K-fby't admlnistrttors, u.
His .-its tt la of jrathan Dahon, AYeM.
Hrire Farias, for tle ernvU-mnatiow of land, k
sprteanng tt the satisfactiow of the cenrt, that
Uikhert .i-ksnrt, who intermsrriftl sritk Imst
Oalton, one of the heVrt at hw of -mathtn thl.
t n, ilec'J. is not sn inttabitant of this tUtr, C 4
thcrt f'e ordered, that puldicstkm be made is
the Western Caniliniaa aix weeks, that the 4
Hohert Arkson appear at West rm of aw awl
court, on the second Monday of September, and
hew cause, if any he hat, w hy the land de reta
iled to him a one of the heirs at law of the raid
Amathsrt Da Hon, dee'd. shall not be condemntd,
and dd to satisfy tbe plaintiff 'a demands.
it'19 MATTHEW R. MOORE, c.e.
C.tmnnltn, June 22, 1824. irice adv. $1
STATE of North-Carolina, Stokes comity
rmirt nf Pri arxl Quarter Wessiofii. Aiae
0 faW Wtottp..
Robert Jickson, who mtonnamcd with Sutat
Dalton, -me of the heirt at law or TtmathaB
ton, dre'd. it not an inhabitant of thit ttste, it
therefore ordered by the Cirt, Ut.publieti.
be ma le in the M'cter Candioian six weeks
that the u'yl Robirt Nekton appear at next trrm
uf our said court, and shew can, if any he rts
why the land descended lo bunas one of the hat
at law of Anthsn Dahon, dee'd. aliall not be
fomlemned and sold lo tatikry the plaiutifl ' lf
maud.
it19 MtTTIIEW B. MOORE, e r.
CimmifvuJve 22, Price adv.
STATE of orih-Carotina, Stokct coott.
Court of Meat and Quarter Sessions, Jit
term, 1H54 : Gabriel anhy r. The eir sths
i f.inathan Dalton, dee'd. Scire Facias, frile
romlemnation of land. It appearing to the ut
isfactkm of the court, tliat Kubert Jackson, !ia
intermrriel with Susan Dulton, one of the hint
at law of mathan Dalton, dee'd. is not an is
Itahitant of thi ttste, it is therefore ordered, that
nittilitfVitlfin tie muili' in the Western Caroti"
for six weeks, that the aIJ"Rnherr-rekwnT
pesr st the next term of out taid court, oa mo
second .Monday in .Vepu mber ivcxt, and si
cause, if aiiy he has, why the land descended
nf -tho htrt at fx- sttall not he CM
demned, and told to satisfy the plaiutifl' 's it-
maim.
iiM9 JtfATTtir.wn.JJfOORE.ee.
(imnanttn, June 22, 1824. vce adv.
State of North-Carolina,
MKCKLRNBt aC COU s:TT-
S T a r'n.ir nf PI.... nut On irter Pl'ttiolH.
A M.v urnlnn. 1851, Hi hrrt nlack tfr
Willloni' lla-ti . nrlirmnl nt'arhrr eilt. levied
80 or 90acres of land. It appcari.jrto thecwirt.
tliat the tlrKndant in tins case i iioi an m"-'-tant
of this state, it is therefore .onlered, that
nnhliratinn he nuifle air weeks ill the WestCS
r.):,,:.M i,.i ii,. ,ir..,t..., mniar t oof.
net Tniirt of PIm ant Oimrter Sessions tow
l...n r.. it.. ,..i,...f li .1 MMtrt'lioti
in Charlotte, cm the 4th Monday int August n&h
to replevy, plead, or demur, otner use juv"
final will'be entered against him, nnd execution
awarueu accoraingi). 1
lest: ISAAC ALBXAM Irw,
State of North-Ca rohna,
urrri tunrrDfi rnii'ITY
riOURT of Plej.aUfwrt49iiesnf.
ker i Original attartimant. levied, in the bttw)
a mt w am a t twr tw a w w w
of John MQuav. It annearine to the court tW
iiib uricmiani is noi sn ii;iHUMiaiii vt
it i therefore ordered, that publii Mitm be rnde
three months in the Wettem Car- !infan, ajiving
Mrtiee-tlw'iiaid- cfcteiidane-4--ptw
next Court of Plea and Quarter Jession to M
held for said county, st the OwrtrllouJe
Charlotte, oh the fourth Moftlay i l AHgtut w
t replety, plead, Of dcmutV-ot Jantise JM "2
men4-4siU'.te.entre4ifiai
tion awarded accordinrh i" k
""Veils. T3AAC ALEXANTtHtS
Pricrf adv. g4. . Smit.
Declarations in Ej f etinent,
For tale at this i'-e.
linlictmenl
For assault and battery, for aafcrt Uiit 0B(f
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