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InS publication ; those of greater lehgjh in the
CitL'i ki,krt!Bnj Communications thankfully
SLeiUrstotbe Editors ut be post-
ilawwf th& Unit at the
k SetoridSessitmJqf the 1 9 i Congress'
J-i , .'maVinif annronriatiohs t carry into effect
.certain linhan fT reaties.
-ffe tX enacted iki the-Seriate and House
1 of Rei)rcst7itative$ fitfie:iUnUed Statts of
foUowing suRi&'bevand they hereby ar,
Respectively approprialetl, for the. purpose
tof carf v inlnto ejlect,Trreatie8 made with
y L : h rr.np wa Pottawaianiie. ana iiam i a rme
iht The snmlnf efie thousand dollars, bein
ie;sum stiwilal ;pr byHheixtK anicle
'VUitn-dof. thefiah; of August, one
j thousand jgh t hundred and t;eii ty i,
"'i-Avrth"5t:ieChipipeas::-'v- '. .; ''
! : The sum ,f two thousand dollars; being
1 the inquiry tobe paid to ; the Pttawata
Ikles; by, thy tWrd article ofV the ?reaity of
I tfiefefth of Aujus ne
dred and' twenty-six. ' --:
! -'"! The su ith of Itme thousand- fivfe; hundred
the same
dnllarftr for carrvin? into etiect
' article (or, the boilding; of a mill;f ;;
The fcuro: of , three thousand .eight hun
dred and uyenty dollars, fur carrying into
lie hereby is, authorized to employ one
tional Clerk for the office of the Chief
. ! etiect the stipn lations or tne arnci e i r ne
ppori t)f a ? chool-inasterv a blacksmith,
; u mil 1 er ami for th e"del i vef y f sa t K v
fl?' ''The vswwpfhyoae, thousand tour
hundred and forty-seven dollars, and sey
' nty -one cents j for goods delivered, and
to be delivefed, under the fourth article of
ffiaid Treaty ; :. " "r '
V : The sain t nine thousand nve j hunureu
and seventy-three oliars for, the payment
o:f certai n clai mff which are prov ided for by
the fifth article of said treaty, f
The ! Mini of.fiffy-seyen thousand three
hundrel dollars? for the y ment for goods
delivered, and, to be delivered, under the
fourth-Article of the Treaty of the twenty -thint
;of October, one thousand eight hun
dreti antl twenti-ix,' with the Miamies.
,'.Tlie, sonr of thirty-five' thousand dollars,
for tlie payment of the annuities, as provid
ed for in the . same Article of, said Treaty
. th e same in c lu d i n g 'ah'4'' being- in lie u o f all
iormer annuities.' i r?&??'?:: ' - .'
. Thet-um of eight thousand S4yen hundred
dollars, fr carrying iijfo eilct the provi
feiohs of thie- iame 'article, n fir furntshi ng
wagon? ; and pxc defecting houses and far
riishing: cattle and jiogst; . V . , ' 1
, .The sum of one thousand; one. hundred
d ol lars, for. the deli very ofi ro n, s leelaiid
tobacco, and the suppart of laborers, as
provided for by the fifth article of said
Treaty ;f,A! .) r----
THe sum of (wo tl)busani dollars, for the
suppflrtof die poor and infirm persons, and
the education of youth of the "Tribe, as
pvided for by the sixth' article of sAid
Trea'tv.i".' - ;Sfv " 1 . , C ;'i
. ThV sum of twentv-five thousand seven
liunilred dollars, as provided for by the
seventh article of said Treaty, for the
purchase of certaiu lands, accordinjr to the
schedule therein referred to.
; Sec. &: Jlnd be it further enacted, That
the haraebe ; paid; ou t of any tnoney in the
treasury jiut miirwisc. pmjjuicu.
Approved 2d March,83r. 7 ,
- "'I i ,-.m i . ' ,
An act in additJoB to an act to regulate and
nx the compensation of tnc Clerks in theciit-
one inousaiui
and h
addition
Engineer ; one additional Clerk, . for the
office of the Adjutant Genera! ;;and one
additional Clerk for the office of the Com
missary General of Subsistence j the com
pensation to each not exceeding eight hun
dred dollars : , . ; . --Sec.
5 :i3rid be fit further ehadtdy Tnat
the Postmaster General be, and he hereby
is, authorised to. -employ five additional
Clerks, whose compensation shall not ex
ceed one thousand dollars each ; and one
additional Clerk, whoe compensation shall
not exceed bne.thbusaiidrf'our hundred dol
lars.
i Sec 6. That' the Secretary of the Trea-;
snry be authorized to allow four Clerks-in
the ofiice of the Register of the Treasury,
and one Cierk in the oflicc of the Navy
Commissioners, one Clerk in theFinh Au
di tor's 4)fficei and one clerk in the First
Comptroller's office, who now receive eight
hundred dollars each, the sum of one thou
sand dollars each a year.
'' Sec. 7 . And be itfurtker enacted, That
the sum of one thousand dollars, as com
pensation for one Clerk in the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, be applied under the direc-
tjon of the Secretary or War, under the
act of eighteen hundred and eighteen.
Sec. ,9. flnd be it further enacted; That,
from and lifter the thirty first of March,
eighteen hundred and - twenty-seven, ,so
much of the section of the act to fix the
compensation of the CJerksin the different
offices, passed on the twentieth of April
eighteen hundred and eighteen, as relates
to the clerks authorized to he emplo3Ted in
the office of the Commissioner of the Gene
ral Laud . Office, be repealed, and that
there be ernploved, from and after that pe
riod, in said office, one clerk, whose' com
pensation shall not exceed; seventeen hun
dred dollars : ten Clerks, whose compen
sation shall! hot exceed eleven hundred and
fifty dollars ; and that tliere be two hun
dred and fifty dollars 2.1 owed as a contin
gency for keeping the account of the three
per cent. fund, annronriated to the use of
certain St ;ites. r
Sec. 9. Jlnd hz il further enacted That
he sum oi eishfeen thousand four hundred
dollars be. and hereby is, appropriated, out
ot any ronev ip me J reaury not otherwise
appropriated, as compensation to the seve
ral C(e.-Ks auth iriz i ov this act, and for
he :' additional - compensation provided
therein. , - , , - -
Af?rovpd 21 March, 182.;
iuMAvti:x mine rosi umoe ax i;xiora, is.
C. 1st pril, 1827, and if not -taken out be-
tove the 1st jjuiv, vill be sent.-to the General
Post Office aS dead letters,
.Aousl'irthife Miss .Tones Uotiert Junr.
Avres Sihs ,, Jinkins Joseph T.
J'erent Offices nVsied j April,
eisrht hundred and eichtceiuv. r
lie it enacted Ini the Senate -: and Home
I of Representaticex of the United - States of
m.imeTicmn juongress aMStmoiectf j nai uie
t Secreta r j of St a le be a ft t rorizei I toe in ploy
in the'8tate .Departinent, one additional
jClcrkwhose cgmpensation shall nottex
jceed sixteen hundred 'dollars ; two , addi
tional Clerks for the Patent '-.Office whose
Compensation shall put exceed eight ' huu-
'dred;dol latv,;v' - !ilvl fi y U't:- ll.-.H-
Sec,;.2iMf be' it further Unacted. Tht
iihe Secretary of the Treaiury be, and he
)reljrjis :ahth6nze(r;toeniplovVH the
Tteaftn j j Departinent, f,;bne additional
" Clerk, w hose coinpeiisattoir shall not 'cx
Wexl fourteen liuodi-ed duliars?; inHhe ofi
iice.of the KoutK. Atiitbrwo' additional
t'J;lerksf-w hose coin jieniatlon. . shal f not; vx
.'cefpiiVtlibarid
. Sec.; Semite it further enacted, Tat
,"y is atiihonzeit .to eti'ipior one additional
jv'lei fc. whose jcompeirsation half nut ex-,
ci etj one thousand doHa'K. 0 :" ,- " ',
I' yt:,M.: id be
nit: :
.ccretpi- of
e 'it firth er ftxact'cdy'Vita
Ur Vi'ar Bcp'ahmeLt'bV'.'
nrowii lhaac A. I
Bullock Cieoi gfe
Beaumont Vill'um"
Burroughs Jbhn i
Branch John T. j
Bryant Najfcy Miss
Ball Guilford
Boswell Caroline C1
Blget Andre
Burg-c U iliiam
Burns Mary II. -. ,
ijiilleck Itichard
Bryan Jos. II, Genl.
Bradford John .
Carnal Catharine
Clement Wiliiam
Cole Celia Mrs.
Coghill Lucy Mrs..
Cottrell John B. ?
Cobbs James II.
Clack Frederick M.
Cooke Claboin -Cobb
Jesse II. ;
Clement Samt. v .;
Dodd Mary Miss
Davis Jfancy Mrs.
Ellis Samuel . j
Farrar Alexander ,
JJoyd Georg-e '- '
Freear Robert : ";
Jones Daniel
Jones'-Kd ward Senr.
Jones Robert
JinkinS Sarah Mrs.
J ores Isaac N". .
Jackson Lemuel
Jinkins ,F-iias
Ki:ot George .
L.ittlejohn Jos. B. 2
Lewis Joseph
Longmire Robert
Lee Joseph
Littlt jolui Thos B.
Lawrence H. B.
Lindsay Caleb
Moore John 2
Mitchell David
McGlocklin James
Morris.' William..
Mize Lewis
McFailingf Henry
Nuttall John C.
Nut tall James Mrs.
Palmer John C.
. Pleasants Robert "
Robcrds Nathaniel
Read Howell L.
Reeks George
Sneed Step. K.' 4..
Shearman John
Fairbank NancV'.R. Mrs.Sanford Giles
Forrest William Paisley Smith Margaret Mrsi
Green Lewis Hnl. 2
Gordon Archibald
Gooch Daniel T.
Henderson Vm. . -Hubbell
Ransom 2 i
Hunt Thomas T?
Ifaskias James f
Harrison Robert.
Hester Benjn. O. 2
Hunt John Jj 2 ; "
Harris Ransom 'f
Hunt Groves;
Hunt John , -! ;
Inscore Wm. Wi A
Jones Ann Mrs. ' -
SDvmff Aaron
Smith Elizabeth Mrs.
Spears Willie M. ,'"
Smith Alexander
Sanford Washington
! Taylor Wm. V.
'Taylor Lewis :
Taylor Jos- Rev.
Tippett Jonathan
Valentine Mary Mrs.
Wilson,Sherwood
Weaver l&iac
. Williams Wm. Jr.
Yancey Absalom 2
JAMES M.VIGGINS, P. M.
A COAT STOLEN. .
I' ASTweek, a new Bine Frock Coat with black
J velvet Collar, was taken from7 a room in Miss
Ei.Geddy's house; ..'Any' person who may . see
a negro with such a Coat will please give infor-
mauon inereor, ana n recoverea a iiDerai rewara
will paid.f4";H-":" "- C-?. -v'- Feb.. 21
'i Takeh iip ahd Cbmmitteil is
rO the Jail of Lincoln County, N. Caslluna
' vavs, twb Negro , Tellows," who call them
selves Bill v and Isaac, and :say they belong to
Wm. Burrows and runaway from Charles Conierv
of Sumpter District, South.Caroliiaa.i They ate
botl stout men, V Billy is about 25 or 40 year of
acre 5 feet 12 inches high, has several scars on his
neck', which lie- says " were .caused by stabbing-
Isaac is about 18 years old, 5 feet S inches liigh.
and dark complected , v " ! I i
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property,-pay. charges and take them as the law
directs. . ' ' J. ZIMMERMAN, l.
"-'..M'Ar; Mt1 .t-v f;t :
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BBE2T a pOBXIPOn. 1Q20,
. . Natx CoMMissioansHs' .Office,
'l t ' v. 23JJHarcA,'1827.
SEALED proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of theNavy, until the 31st
day of July, 1827, for the supply of 4.
3000 barrels of Pork, ,
. 3600 barrels of Beef,
. One third of the quantity of Pork, and one
imm oi rne quantity ot ueer xo dc aeuverea ai
each of the Navv Yards at; Boston, New.York',
and Norfolk. ; l"he whole to be delivered by
th 1st of April. 1828. .
The sai,d Beef and Pork shall be of the very
best quality. The" beef shall be packed from
cattle well fattened, and weighing not lesa than
400 lbs. and to average 550 lbs. All the legs.
legf rounds," clods, and 14 lbs. from the necks of
each animal shall be excluded, and ; the rest of
the body of the animal cut into pieces of 10 lbs.
each. as. near as may be, so that twenty pieces
will make a barrel of 200' lbs. nett, weight of
beet. - - i ' . . . ,
Of the Pork, which must be corn fed and wetl
fatted all the skulls, feet 'and hind legs entire,
shall be excluded and the remainder of the hog,
including notoiore than three shoulders to each
barrel, shall be cut into pieces of eight pounds
cht as near as may be, so that twentv-hve pie
ces will make a barrel of 200 lbs. aett weight of
Pork. ., . - - . -
The wliole of the said Beef and Pork, to be
packed with the best clean coarse white Turks
Island, Isle of May, or St. Ubes salt, with five
ounces of the best saltpetre to each barrel. .
: The barrels in which the said Beef and Pork
shall be packed, must be made of the best sea
soned white oak,-or while ash, free from sap,
and fully hooped-i-they must be branded, 4,, Na
vy Beef,' or Navy Pork," with the contract
or's name, and the year when packed.
The whole of the said Beef and Pork must un
dergo inspection at the Navy Yards where the
deliveries are to be made, by some sworn inspec
tor of the State, to be selected by the Commis
sioners of the Navy, er to such test, inspection,
and examination, as they have, or may hereafter
prescribe, free of expense to the United States,
and the barrels must be in perfect shipping or-J
tier. ' - -
Each proposal for furnishing the Beef and
Pork, must state the place of residence of - the
bidder the names of two competent persons as
sureties, and the place of their residence and
ten per cent, will be reserved by the United
States on all payments until the contracts shall
be completed, in addition' to the bond, and all
payments will be made at the places of deli
very, v, ,.v - - . v v; -v:
The proposals must be endorsed on the back,
' offer to furnish salt provisions' and must state
the price's of the Beef and Pork respectively,
deliverable t the several Navy Yards aforesaid.
Any bid not made in conformity to the" advert
tisement, or not received within the time limited
therein, will not be considered.
March 26. 52 2avt31 July
r
Lincolnt on, - March
Navy Commissioner's Office,
- ; v 12th March. 1817.
Live Oak frame and proniiscuou 'limber
for Ships of the Line, Frigates Sloops
of War. : . . s
riHE Commissioners of the Navy 'will receive
A proposals until the 31st day of July next, for
furnishing Live Oak Timber, cut to moulds,
(which they will furnish) for s'nps of the line,
frigates and sloops tf war, and the proportion of
promiscuous L.ive usk, cut to aimensions, tnat
may be required, say 6000 cubical feet fir each
ship of the linej 3000 for ech frigate, and 1000
tyr each sloop. The timber must be cut from
trees grown in situations not more than 25 miles
from the sea, deliverable at the following build
ing yards, viz. Portsmouth1; N. H. Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk,
during the years 1828, 1829 and 1830, saj on or
oefore the 1st November or each year. -Persons
offering will b- pleased to state, parti
cularly their terms per cubical foot.for any one of
ine frames, wiin ine proportion oi promiscuous
timber required ; also, (should they be disposed
t offer for more) their terms per cubical feet, for
three frames collectively (one of each class,that is,
a4, a 44, ana a sioop,)witn tne promiscuous tim
ber, designating in all cases their prices for the
frame of a ship of the line, of a frigate, of a sloop
and tor promiscuous timber. I he offers can be
made deliverable at any one, or either, or all the
yards above mentioned ; but the terms per cubi
cal loot deliverable at each, (if a ditterencebe
made by the bidder) must be distinctly stifed.
It is to be understood, that the Commissioners
will select such offers, and assi.trn to each bid
der such portion of the timber required, (not
less tiian one entire name) ana designate such
yards iqr the delivery as they may judge expe
dient for the public interest i'and further, that
no money will at any time, under any circumstan
ces, be advanced, and that none will be paid,
until an actual delivery of timber ; that bond,
with two or more sufficient sureties, for the faith
ful discbarge of any contract, will be required
that the amount of euch bond will be one-
third the estimated amount of the contract.-
Moreover, that as additional and collateral secu
rity, tep per centum of the avails of. each cargo
n 'm I I I 1 J J -I . .
win ne reservea anu wiuuieiu, imm me contract
shall be fully complied With' to tffe entire satis
faction of the Commissioners ; and t that, in all
deliveries of timber, a ' due proportion of the
most difficult parts of the frames shall be deliver
ed, otherwise, it shall be at the option of the
Commissioners X withhold such amount, in ad
dition to the ten per cent, above mentioned, as
they may judge expedient for the public luterest.
until such deficient proportion of such difficult
timbers shall be delivered ; and it is further to be
understood, that all payments will . be made at
the placest)f delivery, v '. -. .- ..,'' - , .. .- ...
Those who may offer to supply, any part of
tnis timoer, are turiner requested to state parti,
cularly their own residence, the names and resi
dences of their sureties, to forward letters from
such persons, stating their wdlingness to become
sureties, and also to forward evidence of the com
petency of such persons as sureties to the amount
or which they may become; bound, r All offers
are to be sealed and oirected to the Commission
era of the Navy, and endorsed with the following
words, yias. . Offer to furnish Live Oak, under
the advertisement of 12th March, 1827."' ; '. ;
The timber is to be inspected and measured
according" to the rules established by the Board,
a'copy 'bf which may be obtained on . application
to the Navy Agent either at Pehsacola, Savannah,
Charleston, S; C;4 Nojolk,lVrashington;Balti
more, Pbilldelphia, New-York, Be 3nT or Ports
mouth, N. U. J - 3f-. i . ' . -; r , i, . f "
Any bid not made in conformity to this adver
tisementor that mav may not be received within
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NeYk, February, 1827. I"
By his .Excellency IL G. Burton. G
;J . nor of the. Slate of North- Carolina.
:"U7"If ERE AS it patisfactorily appears to ine,
l ? that ne JOEUAHTCUKfX Ins commtt:
ted a murdet cmhe bo-ly of Mile Ralph, and li .9
subsequently "jBed.b'eyoinl the lwuitt pi' Hie "Stat..
Now therefore know yeV.that tnefl6vef re ;;d
will begiveih to any person or,peiNmVs,wh'o'sh:il I ''
apprehend the slid" Mitchell, and have lum oon.
mitted to the jail n Halifax rquutf, hj the St ,i
aforesaid of to wnifotherJail?th:it he ins,v "
be brought lo triaf. Thexivit atl military :it". C
thorities of tin state, are he: eby reqnii led toai.l-
anu assist m ine apprehension ami Uettction of
the said MjtchehV 7 fMltebcU is'a'lreesnaf , o ate
bUck, aboutlKve feet 3 ir4 inches in lie -hf.
1. J1J i ' .' . Ill' -. 'L . '.-' - ' "
T11 .' iwaitys-in raiiier a sroopiiif- pf;-
Sit ion, withi bis bead leaning to one side; has ost
one of his fore teeth.Ulks finft iu'itl father throu? h
the' nose; complaisant wheh sook a to. hv tradV
a brfcklayer . and : plasterer, : about '45 yetiVs t.f
age, out iooks younger. ..
-f.n-iel,,non7 WHcreor, i jia ve '.caused
be ,
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Pfe . s imeat Raleili, the '19th dav cf
By the Governor,
i
11. G. BURTON.
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24.000. 10.000 BOZiIi ARS.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 1, for 1827. " ' '
Sixty Number Lottery Nine Drawn Ballots.
I SCHEME. - V -
1 Prize of S24. 000
is
1 ! 10,000 :
1 -. b 4,000 '
1 ' 1,865 '.
10 , .1,000 -f'
20 500 ,
''- -, 50- 200 . 1
- 51 100
102 ' . 50
15S ". - j: .25 - ' " -"
1530 k 12
.11475 : vi ; '
824,000
io.ooo
.4,000
.1.865
30,000
10,000
10,000
5,100
5,100
3.825
18,360
68,850
Sin,ioo
.13,395 Prizes.
n Price of Tickets.
Whole, $6 rialf, 3Quarters, $1 50.
Orders from the Country post paid) will meet
with prompt atteution, if addressed to
. , .... j YATES & M'INTYRE,
" . ' Raleigh or.Favctteville. N. f.
Tickets in all the NORTHERN LOTTE
RIES of respectability can be had at the North
ern prices at either of our Offices, for tiebriria.
North or booth-Carolina Bank Notes, and the
Prizes of those Lotteries alwavs received in pav-
uicui mr.ucKcu, or iue i;asn paia xor tnem on
demand. rj " '":"!-4
Raleigh, March, "I827i.;H"-,.-iVi ' V :' -t-ii-Jfi'W
r- , .. -s- - OF TH12 . r."
" UNION CANAL LOTTERY, . ,'
i-; ; . -r i TWENTY-SEVEJFTH CX.ASS. " ' ' tS
4.
$20,000
. 5,000
' 2,945
13, 41, 47, is the Captal Prize,
10,36,39,' , , - w
6, 34? 5&V
6.- 34, 39, :
10; 36, 58,1 v, . ; ,s - - - :,
10, 34r 36,! , A . "v
6, 10, SeVEach, " . . ' 1.000
10, 34, ,58, I t -I , , ;
6,M0,58,SI 4 - V,'-
f Thecapital of S20.000.was sold in shares, pari
of which is owned by Jlr. John Cibbs. of . Phila
delphia,-and part by a respectable black man; ;
ii, several pt the above vpe Jiave bad the pleasure
of dfstributing.; -'...-. -; ,
for ticWt (post paid) encio&'rig .
prizes, x wills -ceive prompt uttt ii- .
lioni if addrossed to'Aif . ' - '&:'-i?: :,-v
YATES m clN'I'YUK, ';
?f?i- Raleigh b,J-ayetteVille.-v, ; '
VIRGINIA STA1 E J-OrrKRY,
.l-fvfiSixlpla
FOR TH E B ENEFrr 0 F.' TIJ E
I)israalv3 wanips tato
'Will be drawn at Norfolk on WednesdavV the
25th of Apni;l827;::;l'j X'S-l- " ' :-
1 Prize ot J5 10,000 is
, ; 5 ;.,.1:--v-::i,ooo'.i-; :i;
10 iPOO:
1632. T' n::'. ':-8 A ' !
. 1 1 475 :-z sfr & :-f ?'4i
. '- 'I " - ' " .-. - ' '-- , ' .,' - i " - -
810,000
; 4.i0()
50f)
5,000
5,000
-4. 000;
1 -; --. A r fin
'. ' 5.10;)
2,0")
' 13,05J
' - 45,900
rizeg,, .. ., -f; :; v; 8 1 02.6CQ -
Whole, Tickets m-Z ;S4
i . nail..-. ' do '"...'; 2 .--v : .
?;fe
i 6t30.rtlers enclosing Cash or Prizes, (post paid)
will receive prompt attention, if addressed to
; .YATEaStr McINTYRE, Managere,
J , ; . Raleigh, or Fayetieville, N. C. .
' : Tickets iin i WorihernLott-ri cf :Ve 'cc
tability can be .had at the Northern' nricc i at ci
ther of our; offices "for-; Georgia; 'Nforth or bc-thv
Carolina ' Ranlt Ntes, "and the Prizes uf th
lotteries always received in pavmenl for tickets, '
or the cash paid for them on cfemand. . .
THE. subscriber having employed one cf tLV
best and most experienced workmen, frc-i
Newark,- Ni Jersey,- as' Superintendant cf Lb
Shop, and having laid in a well chosen stock cf
materiaU JnlNew-York and PhSladelnhia-. lie
furnish those whomay want anv thin in t :T :
line, as low as they can be'purchasedv at ar
regular shop; north of this-- V;
ne nas on hand a handsome assortment cl"
Carriages, igs and Harness, of..almoa't ever,'"
description i some of - which are now f nit-' '
the rest in'a state of forwardness 2 all of wh't
win ut uuiu ii reuuecu ;pnce5 lor casa, or n
gotiabie paper." The work, i., every inttruc
be well executed, t Orders are solicited.
Raleigh, N. C.- Jan.-1827, r v t .
fiy t I -Wake Countv. a" : "
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Fc!. ruir
DelAny-PoIIardvlv Caje,
: ,v2 Ordered that'iudi-ial f
JohnPage.: : N nient issue." T. .'"')'
Levied on J .Page's right in a ne-ro in th 3 I. ;
- 01 a- rage anct on his nht m the 1 c - x
late Jameallartseld, dee'd. ? v . " '
"ITT ha vine been made tnanriearth y, jlt''-' '
JLL ant resides beyond the limit 'rVv , r ""
is therefore ordered thaf p Ihj V V '
the Ralejgh Register for six wtl" 1
jLcicnuant comes loiaro c - , t
Coui t cf Pleas and Qu.-V,- - Vt V t - !
ior me .univ oi vvve at Cc Ceurt IIc
and there to rP and plead tp i::ie, thc j ; l v
ment will be j.l,!.. .i ,J
r r , .'c.. ' i uiw juuiv viu vUUMt IV) (VbVKIM, UIUJ . VAIUIVk : . . ( - 1 , i ;" '--" - a.&l.l,-'? j I leVlCtl Oil 1 '-
J0;i'8?r. '-(pr.dr.S150.jbe.TOtjsi4rd.1.v--' : 4l-U-3Uol7 j , ' Bjteigli, N. C coverr. ondf1?1
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est, 3Q. fLITOG,C. C.