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t -
I " "through tiie jiiintiii'ntffciiiif the tlty,
rea(hnhe (loventmrtii House, where
J the Governor introduced him to the Ie
ftUlaitire of Louisiana, then In session.
, The Governor's address was conclic and
j pertinents the General answered him
svitb frankness and energy, no ' re'
inarkable in bis langeege than in Ms ac
lionsj each rrrembir we presented o
him in turn t ami all acknowledged the
Courtesy, the' rati) and nffe'rtcd dignity
of hit manners... Prom the legislature,
he proceeded to rr view the troops at the
in vital luit, of the Governor i the proees
ion wis again formed and the fen-
" ersl, attended by the Governor end the
Legislature,' repaired to the Catholic
Churtbi.ihent ftcr the delUer of an
""eloquent Istotmnr tf " fnwf; 'prim
sneaking tr the name or his venerable su-
cr;pic .ai.i.!JfVy9,,, aierin srueum
sves performed- hen tha., vligloUj
ceremony area terminated the (Jen. wis.
... .,. conducted by the Committee' to the home
,..,"..- prepared for Ma residence i. he . there
informed that lie waa invited to a dinner
at Dsvis'a Hotel, Riven by the ritiirns in
; commemoration of the dir. The teblrs
t' occupied two rooma of vest dimensions,
e mi kik i.... ... u...i.-.i . ...
d6wnv.Hr. Jifarignr was chosen Presi
dent of 'the day. Genera! Jackson wal
placed on bis right. Governor Houston-,
of Tennessee, on his left the venerable
Tether Autonia and the Abbey Honni, aat
at 4he Generate left Many toaata were
drank they were warm and patriotic.
nothing vapid lotherr. When the Pre. j
sjdrnt announced the name of JACKSON,
the company rose up, as if moved by one
impolae end rent, the air with loud and
repeated Jiutzas. hen silence was re
etored, Mr. Marian in speech, deliver
ed with an energy of manner in unison
with the ardor of his feeling, bestowed a
merited tribute of praiae upon the servi
ce! and character of the guest of hit na
tive tt
look the handsel his companions in emit
on lha battle ground,- but fcot through
with the ceremony remarkably well af
ter which he returned on board the steam
boat, and re-landed opposite to the house
of Bernard Mar'gny, Esq., where ho was
hailed by an immense muftituJo as the
saviour of Louisiana.
All except few miserably contracted
beings, waited, upon and paid him their
respects. Mrs. Jackson also teceived
marked attention and kindness. She was
visited (at the residence nf Martin Gor.
don) by nearly all the ladies of the city,
both resident! and strangers t the penile
men also called upon her.
8ALISHUHY; MARCH 4, 1828.
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After the dinner, the General waa in-
Vlted ro attend both the Pren'cn and Amer
"an i beat res, where 'he greeted wkh
the same alutttona which had followed
him from jhe Buttle Omund to the city.
- - Jtfra. Jackson who, with several ladies
- fronvTerinVsace, ecrbrppahyTng'her hun
' band on his visit to Louisiana, was wai'ed
upon and ttiet the moment she Isnrfed
,,r fronT thg; rpcahontasrhy Mrs. Maricny.J
no Qiner respecraoie ladies, who afier
having congratulated her on her cafe ar
rival,': conducted her t0 Jtf Marigny's
house, where refreshments had been
prepared, and where she received the
salutations of large and brilliant circle.
Mrs. Marigny in her carriage afterwards
accompanied Mrs. Jackson to the house
of Martin Gordcn, Esq. where apartments
had been prepared lor Ixr and her fe
male friends;"?"
On Oen. Jack aonV visit to the rathe-
3ral, ri impressive., discourse, prepared
by the Key. Father Antonio de Sedilla,
ias delmred by a young clergyman. -
To which ihe Oencraj replied in these
words i - .. ' :
Ktterrni father: I receive jroir ben
edictiorrs with atdent gratitude. When I
contemplate your hngr useful and happy
sue, approacntng jourscorc years, fysth
fully spent in the lervlcr'of the most
"high, in'thia sanctuary, and amidst thia
grareful people if inspires me with In
creased jrye.renc;.for jhc.,wligion which
you teach. To your pious labours in
.. mis corn rnwrM(v do I atinbuie, in a great
aegree.Wai (Jehvtrance from the t
"Jfoe, which crowned the valopr
, ADMl.N'JSIKA'f ION MKKTINU;
XTwaably tsvjswtitw prtviouaJf.fi vctCa
xnecrtnar the. citiaeivscflajwan county,
favorable to the present administration,
arroppbSed to' the election u( .General
to?c? H" J!. court-house In
SiditWy, on-Ucdnesdav. the 50th inir.
tVhen, on motion of John Heard, jr. Ej.
George Andrewt, Jsq. waa called to the
rhair,and Vr. tephen h. Ferrand, John
Heard, sen. and Thomas L. Cowan. Esq.
were ' appointed' assistans chairmen;
and on motion, of HJehard II. Alexander,
E'-q. Junius Sneed and Samuel Silliman
were appointed secretaries
The obiec! of the mcetinrv wa
by Mr, Alexander ; upon wliuse motion, a
committee, consKtine of John Beard, ir.
! Jplm, Andrews, Elkanah I). Austin, Jesse
W. Waltbn, John Clement, Thomaa
Chambers Albert Torrence, Thomas
Dews, Hicbard II. Alexander, and Rich
mond I'earsoh, was appointed to report
an address to the people of the cotintr,on
the subject of the Presidenual election.
The committee retired, and after a abort
consultation, returned, and reported.
throuKh Major Heard, the following ad
crep.i
Djtiiel Chrr, JoI.d CI, C;, hln t.'ej
nilJiam 'altoni Jt: '.!, V!ion
Smith, reter Kth'io, John Goodmsn,
Frederick Joea, WiUurn Josea, Thos. W.
ueii, iiCnu, etujgp'cr, wnaries U. i or
rence, William II. Hackett, Dr. James
M. Slaughter, Joseph L. Dobbins,' and
Daniel Wood. ' ..
' Or) motion of Dr., Mitchell, Resolved,
that the proceedings of this neetinr be
ligned by the Chairman and .Necretarlee,
ami published in the Western Carolinian
and Catawba Journal. .",, .
Resolved, that the thanks of this mee
ting be presented to ihe chairmen and Se
cretaries, v The meeting then adjourned.
,. CKOIICB ANDMRsTfl. CaWraam.
. I- Ftsnai), ")
Joav Bbabb, Jr. JUL CVa.
hiatus Sneed;-r.-.'
Saimicl SilliBMft. 5
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fThe-iddrcis-hamot-teerrfurnhhed
us yet I and one of the committee vi
gilance informed us, that as it wnrto be
printed in pamphlet form, for distribu
tion, it waa perhaps not necessary we
should publish it in our paper although
we told- Mm' te Miotrrd nor refuse to do
so, in the event of n rejucs bcin made
of us to that efTect.J editor.
The following resolutions were offered
by Major Heard : ' '
Resolved, that whilst we admit General
Tarksons military capacity and services,
?:J& farand reaMraM
loe ciujcns oi otokes county, Friendly to
tM electron of General ' Jndrrv Jackton
as rresidcnt, and John C. Calhoun, as
v lie rreitdent of the United States, con
venee at the court-house in Germanton,
on the V of February, 1828 Thomas
T. Armstrong, ta. was called to the
ehal-, and John F. Poirulexter, and C. L.
PanstrEaqulrasi appointed secretaries.
The chairman having explained the ob
ject of the meeting, on motion, appointed
Daniel W. Courts, Wm. lluVhs. and Hen
ry A. Martin, a committee to draft reso
rations, who. after having retired a few
minute, reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
auotea i :.,
Your committee, 'appointed to mature
and report resolution! expreislve of the
objt of, thia meeting, have not thought
proper, at this atg of the Presidential
contcs:, to present you wjth a long rieuil
of tUe e.ompantive merits of thr two
ilrtylsht d int'vidfls new .before the
400
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262
172
ill
172
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85
20-1
360
203
213
500
187
189
t a tsi CAic.rsa S.
. trAMitxGTOjrs Lin rn day, ic:x
Coder a very short and tartil notice, a
respectable number of the friends of
ueneral AmWtvt Jackton assembled at 2
o'clock In the Court-House, Islington,
Davidson county, In North -Carolina.-
Doct, U'lUiam HtJhltmn conducted to
the chair, supported by Col. John M.
Smith, and Jesse Margrave, Esq. Poet.
William Dobson, and William W. Wise
man, Esq. were chosen secrctariee. To
aid in promoting the election of General
Jatkson to the Presidency, was then an
nounced, In addreasea by different indi
viduals. Resolutions, appropriate to the
political itarrrJing of the country,, disip
probatory of the present chief mauls-
jraieVaMAlnistratJon i and UkewUe;foH
' IIU, &! Vii -
General Jacksoo, and tAeIwprpjft ftJ
nets & hr!7lvi.Tw.V "iS.ik'- r -iLf i-t
'"Wl m mmi: III uur l,Bl ' -
tfonat Oovariir1iirifrr'anr.'air... V Zzm
. -m..v. v VUI I JO
cirromsthnces as j;epubitcans than the
present, were ' uftanimously"adopted
rnromees of torrespondence and vigl
lance tere appointed. On motion.
Rttohtd, that William R. Holt, Wfl.
Ham Uobaon, Alexander Shamwell, Hen
'y Duaenberry, and Mack Crump,
esquires, re cnos-n delegates to receive
alio corner with IV legatee from Kowan
and Montgomery, at this place, on Tees
day of March Court next, concerning the
nomination of a candidate for an Elector
in thia District, who will vote for Andrew
Jackson as our next President of the Uni
ted States, and John C. Calhoun as Vice
President.
On motion, Retohrd, that the forceo
ing be signed by the Chairman, Assis
tants, and aecietaries, and published.
M R. HOLT, Chairman.
3. M. Hiuti, . . .
wuiitm Dobson.
ianD3 f,r .tax r.h, h rniiMxt.
VVILt at!l t the court hoime In fcttr,v;V
on tha 2ii M
tracts of. jMnd, or to much, thcrtofai n
the Tam for the years 182J and IB'-'fl, via , y
Ji hn firm (ir.
s.narira Moure
Jame ttwann
SVilllam Waugh
John Vt'aujth
John Wiri(fiekl' .
Kamiiel H augb
Pavid Drard
Joseph Rrim
Aaron llewese
I homu Hair
Jamra Hair - ,
Samuel Mordoch .
Janfes O. Maya
Jeremiah Potie --
Thomas Portf r'a heirt
James rorter " '
mmm a-areiaot -
John RfM -
. uvorjs.iteidr.
J6X
l&t
530
220
525
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3l
60O
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"r 376
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Will,, Cash
EttzsCuh
W. W. VVUenun,
Setrrfarirr.
DANIEL II. CKESS
TbliriottimrhlchTfor1nienst-ffl EQUCSTS-inersti-iivfcbtedTo hbn by
sity of interest, is probably without a par A nte of harn' book account, or otherwiie,
iici- me pomtcaiaiscory ol our country,
they beg li-ave. in the exercise of a privi
lege pujranteel to them by the constitu
tion, to select fr themselves the mn they
would have Tff rule over them, without
pretending to deprecate the motives of
those who may think proper to differ with
them. They therefore recommend to
the meeting the adoption of the following
resolutions, to h :
Eriolved, that we do dls
---ri " ,,v
we have no confidence in his l-lewe and t present incumlirnt aa President of lh
temjrer for civil affairs; and we thcrelore j L'niied States; that we contemn tl
I to make pajmcnt immrdiatrly, or thetr debts
win uc piacca in ine nsiKii pi an onicer ror col
lection. Persona hving tlemud againat hip,
will please present them for pa mcnt.
tie has just up ord an-smntment of GOODS
from the Nonh, consisring sf
Dry Goods, I Cutlery, Crocker yt
Hard Wart Groceries v &rV.
which he is selling at a smaller advance on cost,
for titii, tan has eer been ofTtrcd to the pub
lie before in this place.
vi),r. f Wi. Wh. OB"
ae
the
deprecate his election to the Presidency, mode by which he bas been elected, and
eaaa ea nmailani . .i . s ' . ...
. (-.utl,tm uiiKciuus io me siauiniy tna: we ore averse to his re election.
oi our constitution.
T) 1 1 .L-. ... IV
jtcawiTtu, inai wo iiicreciii ami rn
US v ' tioodridge Moova
100 Adam Umpbeil
Hugh Curran -
Btanly Davia
A. 8. Duvall
John Fair
flassil Jenerson
Allen Luneefbrd
Brent Bwainey
"' r.lisha Solomon
John Wooton
rdwin Culver
Hhepperd IHnicI
John Moora
. John Welch ,
Ravid White
. Willie Bagwell...
fev Itagwela
Itichard Chambly
Thomas Crsbbs
John Dowels, tn.
Wifev Gam's
Charlea Hooper
Juliua Keeton
alerrack Clark
John MacKafly
JordanStjrtra
Matthew Roberta, jr.
Lucretia ilpeaka
Levinis Shoemaker
Hoberf Titlmsn t
John Crifitli
""'""'Sitae Hartness
Aletander Hsrtneie
William Hartnen
ArchibaM Hogston
Jmet llartneta
DISSOLU 1 iO.N
'I VIE copartncrhip of UN Off A If ttU, T,
X in Lt i ington, l)v idson county, U dissolved
by irutual consent. An those iiuk-bted by note
demn the charge of intrigue and rorrup-
I Rraolvtd. that this r.,ii recount, are renuctrd to call and make Day.
, . . '" '"R 1 , A.U ....... .. i.. : i. .. . .1 '
COnii.ltnce In the ta nt. rlitir.l nf.. i " , imn.inira, i rr
.w. ....... . 1 1 . v
ttoni imnutert to Mr Aii.n. U. .4 T .
; """'"i.vi.ii, nwrrw vnrcaw, reenrnmena ntm asa
max our ronuaence iu. their talents and
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wmrwTes on TFielTiiy of which
anniversary ; for a moral and religion
life is a constant appeal to the favour of
heaven, and is a sure guarantee of faith
ful aml heroic patriotism. Thxt the
fruits of your own righteousness, Rever
ent) ratner, may eonttnue to flourish in
the lives and neons of your parishioners
long after your apTrit ahull have received
its reward in the mansions of bltss, is my
fervent prayer. Permit me, with your
assistance, to return my most bumble
thanks to the author of all good for his
great mercies and for the benefits he has
ourhsafed to bestow on me ; but more
especially for having made me and my
brave associates, the instruments of his
power, on the occasion to which you have
been pleased to refer.
The following are a few of the rhanv excel
lent toasts drank at the dinner :
Jtntrrvi J,iclrnn.-rnii titles are Ills services
juj (jany me American people.
it,. ' ..
. ... -f w ttnmrtoiis -rcnftr Tin m
ItomM Jrff,rnn .-Me called the lAiieSaniami
.... v.n.uicii, anusam oi itie Hern of th.
.'ii. oe nat nnea llie nieasureofliTs
inicgrity is undiminished, and that we will
use all lionoreMe meani to promoie the
reeleaipo.oiMr....Jams, .......
Kc sol vrd, that we ejiltrtain a high rpin
ion of the integrity .and talents of Ivichsrd
Rush, iTsq. and that w will support him
as a candidate for the. Vice Presidency. .
Uesoivcd. that we approve the nomina
tion of Edmund Deberry, Hs.j. of Mont
gomery, as a candidate Inntiis electoral
district. .. .
Richard Alexander, Esq. then ad.
dreaaed the meeting, in n Bblc utul do
qwent Speech, in favor of the address and
resolutions; and after he hd concluded.
and.
ntv and republican simplicity of General
eeive the same.
Feb. 18rA. IIRft.
MICH KF.L DUOW N,
ANDKKW HINI.
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suitable person to M me office of Presi
dent of the United States; and that we
will 'use all fair and honorable means to
promot e his election. , ately on the north corner ef the Public Smiare,
Rwh al. that we approve of the re-; "-"d one of themmt eligible st&mta for a 8tore
eleciwo of John C Calhoun as Vice Pje-li? ,he P.1? '2 T ,ermN &p. Pply - D.
sidrnt of the United States ; and that we JXrl i' fV' " LMLnKton: or ."ib"aub-
Wl l endeainrln atwMnr. hi. . vr-U Lr.KLV,
. v . , re. x vt,
uy mi nonoranie means.
STOKK UOl'Sti,. I.KXIMJTON.
f IlJIE.aubscriber'a JJnrtrl- Aor aM i Lex
A. inrton. it for Kent. It klinnt..! i
03
e invwdimrt ?-W.4P.oo;..tneiiddrc'and
ur of my '!c re,0,0,,on I1! "cparatelf, on motion
tniaTrtlie -Mitchell, all of. whicn .wcre-vnani-
nimts.y adopted
On motion nf Thomns Chnmfwrs, Esq.
it was ordered that sno copies of the ad
dress be printed, in pamphlet form, for
circulation.
The following persons eie then an
pointed a committee of ligilance and cor
respondence, to wit :
John r.ea'd. jr. Thomas!.. Cowan, Dr.
Isaac Burns, Samuel Silliman, Dt Lueco
Mitchell, Junius Sueed.Ivitha.rd II. Alex
nndcr, George W. Crown, John Murphey,
Michael P.rown, Ezra Allemong, Ur. Ste
phen L. Ferrand, Albert Torrence, Wj
Jiam Chambers. William H." Slaughter
itiMin uowaru, uaniel 11. Ureas John
Pool, John Heard, sen. Maxwell Oh.
hers. Kdward Yarbrouglt, Dr. Alexander
Long. W. D Crawford, Addison J Kelly,
J homns Craige, James 0 tna. Samuel
Jiwtved, that the proceedings of the
friends uf Qen Andre w Jackson ar the
ritv or RjJcigh, meet the approbation of
this meeting... . .
Hfiohcd. that John Hill, Albert Moore,
Hams M. VViUgh, Henry A. Nurtin,
vmcy . Lourts, and John F. Poitwle-
fr'rb5 apojoted delegates to: meet and I
confer Kith ih rfineiiaanffl rf 4awlaaWAS a "
from Caswelt .;i:T:-MILLlNGTON
" "vvniii.mni V-ll II I IXTI
JOHN Yt)C NOS - ESTATE.
THE undersigned having qualified, at Ftbru,
ary session of Kow an county court, a ad
ministrator on the estate of John Younr. Ucc'd.
requests all penun indebted to said estate m
rne psyment, and all persons having clujim
against tbt same, to prrsrntjhem for parmcnV
u ithin the time pretcrined by law, or this' notice
, will be plead in bar. W. B. . WOOD, JMm'r.
ttb. IQ.'a. IH?H. .; 6,03
PETILLOS ESTATE.
t Rockingham court house, on Tuesday rr,'r'",nb""-''
" 'U";"'C person to Oe placed oo ( all persom indebted to said estate to make p.y.
"e Jackson KlectONl ticket for this dis "ent with as little delay as uomiMe , .11
tnrt
perni having claim againrt said estate, are de.
173
100
488
2J
59
50
50
30
120
120
195
270
150
30
iro
21.1
155
330
12f
310
23
121
f2
150
140
50
115 200
160
284
150
100 .
716.
54
45
150
.".40
100
900
178
150
261
.to
200
50
340
V,3 "
3o3
3t2
154
916
65
131
'OO ..
too
l2
100
150
1SI
50 --
nr,
200
240
100
35t
7.1
2H2"
KiO
135
50
130
lirnhed, that T T. Armstrong, Eso 'Ts.- ,Pre'.ent ,,hem' ,pt"T ""thenticated,
Danii-r W. C.n r v " iw!,h,n ."" '"".led by act of a-semblv.
E,n U.u ui 'TV .,r,erw,se -ii" inbe plead i bar of 2
, - -,,u . uiricrxirr, urnry A Mil- tneir recovery. JOHN VOt Nti
i.sq. col. Jno ebb. Wm Moore,' MOSRH MHIIESM)E3.
.',1- Josep, Scales. Dr. Wm. A. LacJ 5;o' THOMAS UTILE. ?
"mil. Lyon. Thomas Carn. F.sr, T)J,A .... . . . . . JHN HURGIK, 52
,!,r""r' 1K"R. Mmimttrntnr.
' 1
gallon, Esq. Albert Moore, Esq. Philip
Klcr, llulet Blarkhllrn. Pli.K- Ii k
'MJ. iMnmnn
TENNESSEE LANDS.
nnn
Jiose, Elijah Hooper,
--. m j 1 , .nine.
W .. w I ...
hour, Esq. Francis I . mwTw ' aewrous of exchanging
John Butncr. Eso , "' w"e "'"tnct of Tennea.
r r q i scp' for ,amU in ,he w"'rn cuntiea of North-
!""'. 111a lawia lie in
..1 cl , n ... T" 'T rt - -
uc Lnn 11... 1. r : -1 r i; i ... . .
""cricK iuurrnison,;ine wearern imtnct, and are of the very best
-v" seiner. r.q. uenrge brooks, tsa.
! quality.
different counties in
are of the very b t
l'ertons owning lamli in the western
.Nllufhlnl Si.. tl . . ... n ' I hirl tJ ih'.m .t..A u . 1 n
-.-....v. . luiici.sq. veorge J.invttir. r.sn. '7 : ' " c' "rc uesiroua o uispnsmg
Vu'- Johnson Clement, Gabriel Moor. n,',,.h.",v.'ew"f reTinff the svfl,t.
:ns. Ellsha Tl,. iZe u ' 10 P?H '"Tramby way
5ns, Lltsna l (u of eiehange, oa application to the mb.criber, at
r," v opt. Jjtntj f Beaty's Fiml, liicoln emintv, N. C.
he Dili n sr. . . ' ""k" 'ciuy, -oim xiaaicR, Leon
5555,? Frost
W ctZ0' Atr! :W commit
9
t a jriorv.
5 1 Cenernt lefaveUr.
1 I?' f01 bv ,h do in, ,b sheepfokl, but ''tllespie, George Andrews, Samuel Barf
; T- ' '" robberrbut beAK'ereth'by-tbe kilnMrirV. Witi: a. . J' 11
ooMia utAsitcpaerd of the sbeen . ,- A t , . y, uiranam U.
. ,t c ri. JAM I laahnVetPM. . H ...
chard
T
4 .it
ntKMaJtt''mr!bMar.K'IiV
An extract of a letter, says : The Uth
of January is past. anJ with theeaception
of the day of the Victory, a more glotious
day was never witnessed in New Orleans.
To convey to you ,n j(tI Ule subimi,
or grandeur of the flotilla, garj Ml
dclcnruoA from me. The old General
Thomas McNeelv. Dr. Jn. r- nr.r.
i-.iieily, basil G.
Jones, John Dismukes, Tcnnison Chesh
ire, illiam Huwkina.James Frost, Lamb
I aylor, K9bt. Foster, sen Richmond Pear
son, Yii.iamii.il, vt. Pleasant Hender
Wn, Jesse W. WI,on, Anderson Elli..
Henry El,s James Eist Thomas Cham
&t, Oho Chamber, Jllnes j. Long,
tee of vigilmce and rnrreannnflonr rm
this coumy, tQ promote the cause of Gen
Jackson in this State.
oW, t hat this meeting recommend
to. their. d.elegaieithwselectltMi of Ger.r.i
Abraham Philip of Kockingbam county,
as a-caTttrtdate for Elector of tn1s district.
Aewtved, tb, the proceedings of this
neettnirJMt signetl by-lhe chairman and
awl published In the Western
Carolinian.
THO. T ARM.tTRnTr. -.;.--
JohnF POINDBXTEII, " . .
Constaktike I, ft. . C Secretanei.
"nniant j
J,vrid,L- S"1". Esq. hss resigned the office
iu40 Jst judir,jl4 circuit of this
Frbrwtr? Uth, 13S8.
noBERT ii; itom on.
3t04
-TitUST-RALKr-
BY virtue nf a Deed of Trust, executed by
Kobert Gardner to me, for the purpose of
mating me aafe for being security to Henry
Weaver and othera. which ,m i. j
the deed, I will sell at Public Vrnfllle tin.
day of April Superior Court, at th
to; Salisbury the Plantation an whicb-JtheaalaV
u"ronf,r ec it. resided, within four or
nrown snuomersi terms, to.
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Samuel Hobards
William Struart
Sila hteusrt
' Samoel Smith
1-ewis H ilda
John P. Baker
Brinaley Barns
denjaniin llowles
John Correll
Benjamin Farmer
Alexander t.riffin
Wittiam Jolly
So.'oaion Smith. - '-
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John Weotiring
..'..William Comba
.Jtnbertr.mott .
.... John Kirmtt .
George EKlott S'.
Atetsnder Gunn
" Wpliam HotMtou
Furgwt Stilltgtn
Jos ph Moore
Kzekiet Snipe - -v - .
Joaeph Stephenson
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John 'I emplcton
Noah H atsnn
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William Fortune . , '.
- William Gray
Mathrw Gncdwin
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Jas llonuer
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llobrrt Potui
William Potts
.'ames UrviwM
Thomas Ttrj-ioMs
''snmel Sumpter
Adbi Watts
I'.lishs K. Johnson .
Tliomas Jeffersnii
William Mr Lend, jr.
William Mcleod, sen.
f:impbell StcKsv
Joseph MrKay, for his Father's
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Ilalph Steiiart )50
Howell Alley C50
Berry Flobli's 4jp
Itobert McKay j?0
John Norwood m
Holier? Itraty 300
Aaron Norwood 200
Jfcmes 1 empleton, farmer 314
John F. Cook 13(1
Eet jnmin F. Cowan . 71 ..
Jane Ciimmings 645
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103
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300
" ilimm Kerr 270
t'.eorpe Mcllenry 25(
John Hell, in trust 20l
James Carpgan . 500
Samuel Fleming ' 200
Andrew Kerr, in trust for Clay,
ton's heirs fm
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John McCuJJor.Ti '900
Siruih liivnwlda v . Jl
David Woohver - - 250
Hairier McKay r syj ;
Kjchard h,ioj , 490
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P. CALIjWELI, eflrtdrlt.
rivtiK suDscnoer having removed his Store tor N. 11. 1 will sell, on the samedav, about SO
, IT j ' '',r-ww"J mvueaau tnose who Jrncn oj tsina.on veicutiuni exponas and eic
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are indebted to him to come forward and settle 'cutinns.'
py (tie nrst day of March hest.' Th...',h r:i I Feh. 2fli.TS2ft
in complying, may rest assured.tliat their note ! " ' . "
and accounts will be placed forthwith in the! BLANK BANK BONDS,
i ll'0n'T 2Lc I 0F,he n" form " requirrd.fors.lest III
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