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TifVniT' and Fkiuxt. by TOSRPlf GALKS & SON, At Vve Dollar per nnumhalf in advance. - I a D VEJITI S E!M ENTS - ceel"it xteenVmesneatly inserted three Tor a do:iar,aml 25 cents for wry succeed. tar pblicatforv'tlise of greater lengtn in line ame proportion.. tomwumcuttons inanfcruuy Reived... -l-etttr to the Editors tnust be post- .. From. IJlaekvooiT Magazine. . : ' COLLECTIONS OF AN OLD OFFICER. - "VVc were marched to Waterloo I must .. andidlj confess, that triy sensations were far from bein of h pteasant kind, and I be lieve those of my. comrades were hot. much m'reVgrei?a6!e.v.:-r,Wc knew that a doubt -fill batilehad beenfoiight at Quart re Bras, ",tiul were assuredthat the Prussians had i&istain'et! a signal! defeat at Ligny. This' Yknow ledM ".. clif not contribute much to raise our. spirits 5 jarid when we observed (he remnunts of f the gallant beotel) regi- menis," which were annihilated at the form? V place, ami the; number of .wounded "bnti ht in, we became convinced that tve had bur untie 'cut nit fur, us, and that the French were! hot to be so , easily beaten as ye had expected.; t However, " no one said a word. ' Kach moved on in dubious c nc e, resol veil to" d o , his best.; ; bu t i n -wardly curbing the ill luck that . brought him there, and wished himseif at Dab or Beersheb. :r- 1; 3 ' We were placed, as-ill luck would, have if, in the very frolit of the battle. i)ur re giment was known 1(0 be a good one, and the, CVdunel steel to ,the back-bone ; in d in ti oih we,; iiecdeii all qualities, for we wrre drawn out ruppoiiite.to a formida ble artillery, backed ' by a strong body of . "' - - - V :'t 1 .. . loot ami xuirab&iers. ;xy ujicicrmif uj iu ne-''-'!"ftnJ ynudt mind yiiur co'.ours. a I . I. tw'.n inn! ! pnlnum . mora ft t devil, sut-J I -to; myselfr-I cnald not help it, for I began tofeel confoundedly uu- coni fort able. : T'ief battl e, .a consul erabie time. before this had commenced in. vari ous' 'prfrts'of .'the Htje : the rest was joining in it, rapidly'f and it now became our turn to take par, as the enemy -opposite was ad van cm: his iron- front-to the attack.- At last his 'artilleryV succeeded by shower of musketry opened upon; us. .. e ..returncti these compliments in it he, same style, and doubt let with zodd , effect. , I shall never forget mv feeling irn the : first -discharge. of the "French guns.; fri every quarter of titr line an.opeuing "was made,, and a n Umber of men aeeo.to drop, sone killetl ouirihi, andV'mc desperately .wounded , Thegi( s were instantly filled by others, who step ped, forward Troih'the rank. ' It was the Jirst bf iny battfes,; and. I felt, in pite . of iiu uijr run?j iuc 1 rt-piuaiivu ,i;iui niixitiiy of a ripvjciate. Xhfe nois, smoke, "confu ion and lestructiin, were horrible. 4 Keep steady, my bfav boje- fire away, was heard" oh all side from the 'officers encou raging' their e'nl. The gallant fellows necUPn no rncouragemeni : mev iouiini like lions. , Nota man thought of fiin- ly ing : die -same ifidotnitable . 13 ritish spirit animated them all. . ' ' ' ' ' ' During the whole of dits time I stood in the very heart of 1 he fighU'.ihe king's co lours waving fyer my head. The men H-ere dropping fast arwund inc. ' I heard the balls whizzing like hail past my ears. In a little longer I ; was siupified that 1 hardly knew wluit I did, or where I was. At last I heard the voice of my uncle, call ng ouf. U'eiJ done, Tom that's a brave boy.'f "Jke.care'of your co!ours,and stand iHst."". words aroused me, and. I look ed up,', and saw hiirt'fin the act 'of leading on his men ti the .charge- At this moment' tbe ensiiiii who , bore the 'regimental co- leurs fell dead ab)ut ten yards from skle. , The standard was raided by a my ser- ;ran who was almst insr'antly killed. i jiic. eiicourageiHeui, . touujui. 1. nr fia-i bererV; y,l suppose my turn will ', be nprt..' I now begad to rcllect how; much e?er I should have: been at ,hmie 5 fid Iirvi: g s. tae pacific "profession, tdari stund in here to picked by any : rasraly i1"' tii hin a n who. fancic il inc., for a hot. Honor isa vtry pretiy dii g to talk of on Jl,e. peare -establishment, bur during war it 5 ne of the ugliest !thingJ in the world : a"l S' Utile i f a oldieratn I, that I would father, any lii', die like ;i , chnsjiao on my "1? than be kifleji in' any ' manner,' howe vtr hnni!i'r.ibte. " But 'thi? i diirresion. - t l: . -1 r . r. v unr.ie. a I.aauli wa3 leadin.c ut on t the ch irgey-biri-iw smoke was mi thick tint X cnuhl pviceiyWi nothing but his iongf nt physjognouiy-suniiounted with bU pelted ii;',t, : and 1. white feather rising a aive. The fower'. part of his b dy, a id vvliule tif : lio R..v.in:iitte .were envelop-1 p in uart:es. AVee'e gjuleil entire y "J his upper regToii.; and lollowed "him en 1 advanced with tho rest, Decause thai WaVmgbeiTiid'wouhl serve tio P'riHKt n . -VJ,7rf . 4 4. J it I U U 4 lHUl 'CI me du--ileiiKa'bit It was rather the ad illHiuiftt' cif infivfh Ilfv vltrti fficl.iuc Ml n(ro .'';. "i.j. ' t ..V 'j -'" f .' 1 rushed toward as i f th e French vvefe. at b -p" ee i-. 11 4Vd5 cohfued that ! 'verily iv.., our ,,en tobfe the enem fvaiid fhat . .!C ,uuccueti i..r Atiien I vktcciv u uncle's hcadrcouk-d. luf, Lad IVa- v -- v i . - . - :s - .., ... annear like the snuff of a candle. ' The Colonel is gone." cried several voices ihev were - mistaken.". It was ordy Rozt zante that hid been shot under him. He Was extricated bv two grenadiers, and got upon his legs'in the twinkling of an eye He did not wait; to b. remounted, but led the attackrno foot- ruhtn? wi;h such im mense strides towards the foe, that his men'could scarcely keen pace with him. " All is over now, " I thbuehr. 44 the Colo nel is taking to his heels, aid. why should I not do the same ?" Still did I, in my t'4pefactioo, suppose" that the ' French were behind, us, and that it wrs a duty to get out of the way as soon as possible 1 therefore redoubled mv SDeed, out I never let go the colours being told that the hon or of the regiment consisted in their pre- servation. My uncle, long as his strides were, was left behind. No sooner had I passed him than he shouted out, " A ell lone. Tom ! There is a gallant boy ! You will be promoted for that !" The soldiers who were advancing after me with fixed bayonets, set up at the same time a cry or admiration. 44 Hurrah for Ensign Fogar- tv," : resounded along r the whole' - line. 44 What the deuce, said I to myself. do the French speak English ? They are mocking my flight, no "doubt,, but 1 care nothing about if if I only get clear of their cursed clutches." So away , I went, im proving ny speed at every step, when all at once I was brought to a pull up, by com ing in front of a forest of bayonets,brist ling from a dense body of infantry before me, I was close upon "them ereT noticed my mistake ; they were the enemy, and Stood prepared to receive the shock of our soldiers who were coming up to meet them. What took place here I knew not. I have merely a dim recollection of a dreadful shock between two bodies of im-n.' I seamed to be the centre -of a struggle which ensued, and was level led to the earh by a violent blow on the tern-r pie. This is all I saw of the battle of Wa terloo. - There is here a blank of some weeks in "my existence. I awoke as from a long sleep, and found myself .stretched - upon 'a bed in a darkened chamber. A moment before I '-''seemed to be in the midst of laughter ; now i lay in the rjiiicliiess-of a s'.ck bed. , ;I. was certainly ill, fur I felt weak bt-yonth measure, arjd could scarcely turn tipon my couch. My head swanw a latnr. cloud floated before, and ringings and whisjerihg3-fell upon my, ears. On look ing hiwuhd more attentively, I perceived a beatiliful female form seated beside me. 1 gazed on her as on a vision from heaven and attempted to pak.! She observed my a ndeavouisa, Hi rising up plat ed one slender fi -.ger' upon my lips, in token of silence. I repeatt-d my attempt at utterance, when she shook her head nd whispered with ?a smile of the most ' afiectionate tenderness. Ne parlcz pas, mon cher. Voits etes en corttropfuibleS? - For some time I could 110 nothing but gaze on this lovely appari- tion. tier couttferihnce vvas hrhted up wiih the 6eatitv not only of form but ot feeling, anil appearing as she did such circumstances, she seemed under to my wandering imagination more a creature of the sky than of this earthly planet. I):ys passed, and I was still waited on by this ministering anel. She sat by the bftlside, bathing my heated temples-and adminisrering nourishment. ' Nr was she the only one whoperformeil such offices of kindness. A lady older than herself, and seemingly her mother, woud frequently enter the room and lend her helping hand. I had also the consciousness of being wait ed upon by a physician, who came to visit me -often tirij-g the day. At times, also, T perceived 'hrough the thin curtains at the foot of ..the beI, the shadow of a tall milia ry officer with a cocked haTjJ and, a iofty fea'her ihich towered almost to the roof of the chamber. Mv senses rallied, be gan to think correctly.' and was at last by my gentle nurse permitted to speak. I fouioi that both she and her mother were French, and understood no other language. Fortunately I- was well versed in that tongue, by which means our intercourse wasc;isyand agreeable. In the course of ten days I was permitted by the physician rto sit up : and it was then I was told by ny kind attendants, in answer to my anx ious inquiries, that$ had been wounded in the battle. of Waterloo, and lodged in their houc by a strange English offii eV, who al- presided there, but of whom they knew nothing. ' .From the Deak of povr Robert the Scribe. i , , ; 4 1 WILL BY A NDy By;" t Zounds !.' sir, you hiight as wjefl say that jouwjll ofLyeir d it: lm jout of all patience with these 44 by. a nd by '? fol k s. An hour df the present time ia worth a week of the v Why, Vt know a bachelor is ss, well cal; cu I a t ed ' for ; mat ri tno n i a I fe 1 i c i t y as e v e ry virtue & every accomplishment carrrender him but" he lias bee ri pu 1 1 i tg tf t he happy tithe, from one yeahto the; utlrer, ' always resolvi hg that he would ' marry 44 bv a nd ther, which towered above. the smoke, dis y' - i ?- ' ?";Je?rs.V I,l?re alJ gone arid he is 'stllllrciolvtiig.W die the same. . 'r fie .that would gather the roses of mat rimony must wed in the May of lifq. . If vou wish only the withered leaves, and the thorns why, poor Richard says, put it -otT mi oepiemner. rrocrastination rs, tne thief of time." - ' I made a visit last winter to see my pl.t friend Jeremiah Careless. W hen he put my li rses into the -stable, he took me to his barn flo'r to see some fipe white wheat he had lust threshed. I observed to .him that one of the boards of the barn was near falling, and he had better nail it. I will "byaiid by" said he. Things about the farm looked as though 44 by & by" folks liv ed there. JNext morning the boys run in with sad news. An unruly bull had torn off ihe board, and the cattle had sup ped arid breakfasted, on the white wheat, and old bnndle the best cow in the drove was found eretLso that she died. Now, two :ads,' worth a penny, and five miriutes x tt,me, would have sa ved the life of old Bnn dle and the white wheat in the bargain. Passing by neighbor Nodwell's Iheother day; '.I saw that his wife had made" a ; fine garden, and the early peas were shooting above the ground. 44 It looks well," said I,,44 neighbor but there is a hole in the fence, which you had better mend, of the hogs will ruin your garden." I will by and by, " said he. Happening to go" by there two or three days after, I .was deaf ened with the cry of" VVho-ee, who-ee stu boy, stu-boy a drove of hogs had come along, and while my neighbour was taking a nap, they had crawled through me broken fence and destroved the labour of a week. " Neverput off till to-morrow what you can do to day" Poor Richard savs. ' OK THE Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. SEVENTH CLASS. 1, 60, 44, 53,20, 5, 22, 49, 3. The said number were lrawn in the order in which they stand above, and which determined all the prizes. . 27 44 CO 815,000, 26 44 58 , . 5.0Q0,' 5 26 58 4,000. 5 22 .26 3,000, 3. 2(3 49.; " 2.500, . 5 22 49 ;. . 2,000, ; &c. &.G. :c. V ' - . We invite the attention of the publiq to the NEW-YORK LOTTERY, which was drawn to-dayYthe '-'drawing of which will .be received on Tuesday morning nejet, until which time we shall continue selling-. ' We also invite their attention to the Washington Lottery to be drawn on the 4ih of Joly. See advertises- ments.) YATKS & M'lOTYRE, Rdeicrh, N, C Raleigh Paper JSlilL T HE Subscriber having rented the Papeh- Mitx of J. Gales, Flsq. on Crabtree, hopes to be able to execute all orders tor Writing, Printing or Wrapping Paper, on the best terms, and no as to give entire satisfaction. Having learnt his Business" in NPennsylvania, where Paper-making is'carried on in the great est perfection, the Subscriber hopes the Paper procured from hirti will be such as will meet with general approbation. " Not being possessed of much capital prompt payments will be expected ' SAMUEL A. WILE. Raleigh, June 1, 1827. ( ' I Goot clean Rags will be purchased, or ta ken in payment for PapeK at the Paper-Mill, or in small quantities, atS. A. Wiles' house Raleigh. Believing that the Business of my PAPETt-MiT.jL will be' greatly improved by introducing into it a Northern Workman of ability, I have concluded to rent it to Mr. !Sauei. A. Witt, Ltely from -Pennsyivania, vhj' being a good Workman, & well acquainted With the most approved modes of rnamifacturingpapef, ,wil , I have no doubt, by his superior knowledge and activity, not only raise the character of the Mill, but greatly increase its business. I therefore hope Mr. Wile will meet with public patronage. (rI retain the1 Grist 5t Saw-miil, which will be carried oh as heretofore. " . ', ' J. GALES. ' LOST or mislaid, a Note of Hand on Thomas Hill, Esq of Chatham county, for tweniy four dollars and fifty cents, due the 15th of Sep tember, 1826. This is therefore to for warn all persons against trading "for the. sam$ and said Hill from paying tt, without an order from me to that effect. v J. R. UlNTON., , June 27. , I 77 2t A valua h le VI a nta tion in Wa he. raH AT valuable Farm, lately known by the JL1 name of West-Hill, lying on both sides of Swift & Williams's Creeks, adjoining . the Plan- tation ot Governor Branch, about nine miles from Raleigh, on the Road to r Haywood,, settled ori ginaUy by Joseph Lane, , the Granflfther of the late occupant of that name, at a time w hen far mers had choice of the best Jands in the country. The whole Tract of land contains Two Thou sand Two Hundred and Twenty acresnear 1200 of which ift prime, land -a considerable poitionvof. it fine low grounds. ; j'i'he residue;is well-timbered long-leaved Pine Land, and is sup posed to aflbrd the best' range for. catt le and hogs in the county. .' The farm under cultivation is between 3 and 400 acres,- on which ihere . is a tolerably good D welling-HoUse, and other out ouildjngs, on as. handsome , and healthfuUasite As can be found in the county, or perhaps Jn the State. .Tlierp.is a small GristiMiiV which ia con venient for family.and neigh botirhood, purposes. , ;rThe jfarm iaio good iorderj-and that and 1 the land may, ; viewed, ; on application ' to Mrrf Tlio mas HawelI,;on theipremisls ? ; arid tb tertns of sale'w hich : will ;bcS accommodating Twill he made known on application to-J, Cales. Raloigh, June 21, 1827. . - . 1 : t 59-tf, I gh and Newbernf Stages A NF-y aVranirement has been made respect' XJa. incr this i litne of Stages. . They comnienced on t lie 1st of April to run 1 1 trough both ways, in '" The Stages now leave Raleigh and Newbern e'ery Tuesday & Pridfy at 4clock in the mti-ft. mg, ami amve at rewnern ana Kaieignon wea nesdaysahd Saturdayrj by lO o'cljck, 1. M.' ; so that' P;.sseiters will tor the future., onv be .on the roadjihetween the two towns, two clHys,Nn. stead of three, as heretofore. 1 have good; titj t Stages, fineieams of .Horses,': and good, carefa! Drivers, and intend to use ny bst endeavors to continue thm so so that- nothing : shall be wanting cin my part .to render the Passenger comfortable who may think proper, to'Tvor me with theiti custom. 1 therefore solicit the public to travrl with me ; mv rates for Sta.r-tre V wdl beasToliqw, vz. Ki bt, Do tt ab s fur. a P i fiSon ger, from Ku2oig!i to Nev;bern, and the sahie from Newbern to Raleigh, say a ilistahce 6T120 m les for any shorter distance, at the rate of 8 Cents per mile, allowing each passenger 2-5; pott nd of nsggage. Servants, wht;re they-go with,.. tpeir owners, as waiters, will oe charged Italt price, but in all otner cases, tall price will ne expect- ea. it wn pnekages be remembered; that no heavy trunks, r bundles of anv kind will be received for conveyance, for anv person ; whatever, but any.smMl articles my dri'er are at liberty, to take if they think proner to do so 1 hut it must here be expressly miderstooil that I will not. hold myself accountable for the safe conveyance of any article datever, not even the passe ngei' oaPT8:a, put I will endeavor to have th best attention naid to them. ! 1 This lin of Stages intersects the VrayetteyiUe and Norfolk iine of Stages,' both in going and returning pearfy at the s a me"' hour, at M.Cox's Ksq. near Wavnesbofough. Passengers going down will I pay their pa-sage "at my house foOr mdes from Raleigh ; and those conn njg up will make payment to my son Joseph J. Dilliard, who thy ..will find in 'Vewbern, at Hrs- Scrrtts, or atKinston, at the House of John GatHn, Es. ".MEUIIT DILLIARD, Proprietor. . Grove-Hill, May 8, 1827. 63 6m N. B. The Stages wiir leave Raleigh for the Iture, on iond s &vThur3avs at fnir o'clock. P. M. and ebme out to mv house, and leave there for JJewbeni on the .e.t morninir at four. A,, State of North -Carolina. " - ; -i tireene Countyi-4 " J:". : Court af Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, 1827. f , V; Henry Westbrook, use of Moses Westbrook, Thomas Aldridge. . Original attachment. I-evied on tbedefehdatit' interest i the lauds Of his i brother William 1 A Id ridge, tleC'd. . "'. ; .";y-i , ,'' ; j '"-.'V :',"',' ng to the satisfaction of the C'ourti lefendant, Thomas. AldridgeV is: not this State ; ordered thehefore,' that IT appear 4. that the a resident of! publication pe made six weeks successive! v. in the haleigh Register, for the said defendant to appear at our.next Court of Pleas and QtiaHer; Sessions, to be held f.r the County of Greene, at the Courthojuse in Snowhill, on the second Mon day of August next,, and replevy, 8f.c. or judg ment final will be entered against him, and. the property levied on condemned, subject to p tv ment of plain tifl 's demand. . Witness, U iIIim Williams. Clerk of said Court, at Snowhill, t!ie second Mondav of Mav, 1827. " AtteM. "WM. WILLIAMS Clk? " pr. ,idv.$2 50 ' ' : 77 6w - ' State of North-Carolina. Greene Countv. : - Court of Pleas I My and Quarter Sessions. Term, 1827- : ;;' ". ,t - V . Wm. Turn ige vs. beth Eason. ; Original attachment. , John Ruff summoned as - ' I 1 - ' ' GarnisJiee. ' ' ' " j JL that the defendant, SeUi Eason, is not a rest-' elent ot tuis plate ; onierert, theretore, that puD : lication be made six weeks successively .in the JRaleih Register, for the said defendant to a: rpeuv at ourjnext Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses '.sions, to be held f.r the , County ot Greene, at the CowrtlioUse in Snowhill, on the second Mon diy of August next, and rej)levy, &c. or judgment final wdl bej entered against hen and llie'proi)er' ty levied ou condemned, sujb'ect .to payment of plaintiff's demnd. Witnes-, VVilJiam Williams. Clerk of swid Court, at Snowhiil, the second Monday of :Hav. 1 837. ' , - Attest. WM. WILLIAMS, Clk. , I pr. adv. ou- . 77 6w Sta e of jSorth-Gaiolina ,", Greene (Joimtw ;' Court bf Picas and Qua -iter Session, c : May I tTin, il7. j v -Richard II. P. ltrper, I ' v" . Thomas Aldrid j A- f Onginal attachment: Levied n the defendant's interest in the lands of his mother William Aldridge, dee'd. . ' .. .. .',' - - IT appearing to the satisfact on 0 the Court, that the defe ndant, Thomas A ldrid ge is hot a resident of this State J ordered, therefore, that pubvcation pe made for six weeks successively in the Raleigh Register, for the said defend mi to appear at our next Court of P leas aad Quart er Sessions, - to be held for the County of Greene; at the Couathouse in Snowhdl, .011 the isecoi.cl Monday ot' (Vugust next, an I replevy; &.C or judgment fih d will be entered agaiiisi him and property leyietl on condemrie !, subject' to pay ment of plarndfTa demand. Witness,- Wiliiarn Wil Cams, Clerk of said ,Cotfrt, at Snowhiil. the second Monday of May, 1827. .' ... .j . Attest. WM. WILLIAMS; Clk. pr. adv.. 2 50 . .- - 77 6w ; Twenty D ollavs lie ward w - f RANAWAY from our ;Millst Vllmingtopi four or five weeks 'since,- a dark 4 Mulatto manf named CHARLES, 26 or 27-year3 of agei abont 5 feet feeven inches in height, ahdiptoutlj buil AVeurchased Charles in January 1826 ; he has wrought with "our CaYpentert most 'of the time since. j He was formerly W - s i by ,Mr, Louis Readie, of Melville's Creek Re :;fortpoun ty, 15 mes below North tWashingto " v on PjtuV ico: .V; , y r; - y,.: : i We have some cause- to suspect thai he may have joined some runaways belonging, to either Sampson or' Wake County. . t ;. ,3Ve jvill give Twentj polhrs for his appre hension and delivery to us, or Ten Dollars on his being safely lodged in any Jail huhe State. c ''L ' 1 :.?r -" - .y -MALLETT llali : rayetteviite, May.i7,aS27 66 tf.-i I I.V Til E CITY OF RALEl G If, Is iigmn offered for Sale.-1 State of NoKth-Carol inn, '; V.'" .. ' Wake Connty, r , -CoUrt of ,Eq uity--isppng .Term, The Jrecmoraroi; William RufTin U vthci.v Thomas Rufiin;TThonasTIjtchie fc r-ttier . IIE Decree of Sale liertrtofot-ef-' made caiiSf,,hjog leeu"r -newed fit the la of the Court f ;Emiitvv f if "i Wake Cour,; , the Comtniisioners-ohalj ;'; procVed ' to sell on t premises, in tite liiiy of Raleigh, oufrnc 4tn ot July,. .that well !cnm and vt'r; 1 atu.nh! real estate, called the Kag'e If oleh ,b 1 ; r T";: the late William Rufiisili ,TiiS property h: so recently mmArKetana narucularlv dese: that the Commissioners deem itriiuneresi-Liy t say more at present , than thstf it ijadvantrprecu: ly situated, well improved, and'posscst"d of m; u- ny aavaniages ovt r -any otner esrauusnmert t the kind in the .Soatherhr (loiiiitry; v They inv ito the attention of sjrangers wlAi can 5ce and jud;a for themselves.! ir.:'-" ..:';?' . ..'. ' -; - , Terms of sde One,.- two and ".three, -year in" a'tf hneptv .secured i jJy t vhds; :t 'vrrry int'eres t from the da v of vYl be-ri-ru:rd. - 3 7 . ;mcic.rf avitijnstiiu.,v vi,v Jitas aim fur niture, belongi ng t a t h 0, 'fcntldi si 1 me nr, i Vrliich' willhcflfTered for sale Immediately after ihe:Jc of tueJIotel.v.: .'.'-' , J .. ' II M. MlLLKR, f. i . . V II. 1 1 AY-v ODD, Jan. Raleigh, N. TJ. June cVV 'V i 4 i " 71 ts . IC Ah fnipressioh; fee?nflt'abro::d .t hat the ab'iv'e Sale would hot take place, t!2 Com- missiopers deem it proper-to s iv; that the 3le wilbt? madi vvff hvbx' re'scri'atton.- ' 'AVplUA.V H. VAN BOKKELEN of tfte 'c.rty o iNew. York,' merchant,' havinj? on the' nth November, loa. assisrned his nrnnertv to t subscribers, in trustT fof the benefit of Ins crrvii tor., Vai. i thfeTei n . mentioned; ' arid ; subse q n t r 3 thereto 'he having made ah atTngemeht .with In crelitors for the payment r'alf his debts in full, by which the conVUtions of suidnssignmint, r : vntcn me coniiona 01 sum. ' nssignmni, r r ' dled. Now, theiefore. nnrsi ant to a trrvi- annulled. siori made in the said assignment: h'tir- is her : -riven to the creditors of the s:0d A J .n H. bv giVen Van t3'kkelen (if any: there are) p e:.ii':lit w. prove their demands before tis.on. or -.before t' first dav of August next ? aivd.any- creditor ' ting so to exhibit and prove his pemands cn 1 -before tliat timeV will ; bft pVecludcd fr m any dividend Under die said arisignnSent, ar'd i!jc tiiist proptttywi held by tis and remaining in our hands, .w ill le re-astagned to said Adrian 11. Van Hckkelen, if nodern ipd Unmade on the Trustees, in virtue of said assignment, revjoas to that late.: y:y u : V'-k "rt- :'-" ' ' .V- . .: . .c-x: ;-i -:;v; LKFF'ERT' f - Vil RTS, New Yurknoe 12,US27 l .' ,) "t f mm hawing: , NEW-YORK CONSOLID ATEIV LOTTERY. .-'v:';: -Class NumbeVXhvepr.. H27. . l ':' S ;:'21. 20. 17. 52. 1 . .22;' 3. 43. . . 0.' Persons holding. prizes are requested to ccr. forward and renew tliem at the onlce cf ; ;"", " ."-'. . .,; YATES MINT Y RE "'. 1 " " ' 11 Li 1 1 1 1 ll.ll 1i 1. n ;pi I I : State of TiifiGsce.. ' - V ?4 '.' ' '' Gibson Count vi f '' :-':. ' ";.-'" -: " J 'ApVitrerm of Circuit CoWtl 827. ' "Caleb Howel, Complainant, l; .' : . .-. ; . - . , . .' . " ; j ." ' David Reed, Respondent. - ' ' ; Is viry:-Ori?trial "mil" . - "' 'XIHS day cm the CompLiihant,by Ins Coun I set and it appearme:, to the satisfaction .e the Court, by tie aflidavit of iehjainin f TAvsoo, that the "Said -David- Reed is not an inhabifHtit of. this State,, btitan mhalihant of Chatham, Morth Carolina: i Therefore, pn motion of fco'inplainant; by Ins 'Counsel, it isprderefl bythe Court tljat publication be made six weeks successively u the Jackson Ga2ette,printel in the.-town bf Jach son, and also in the Jtaleigh Register, printed in the city of Raleigh N;rth Caroling tn at s.iul defendant be; and appear at the next term ofAhiV (Jourt, klid plead, ans wer 'or demur to-'compUi n ant'i bill of comptainti or the same will he taken as confessed: ami set for trial ex parte, u:.d th;-. matters thereof decrtsed.accvdingto,thc pra : r f J Is f&i aM'-i ' "Ji ' ;r.i::Atruecopyi',:;.-,''v':4':,:. - '. -: v JAMES L. TOTrEN, Clk c Jiaster; 7 The Bill charges that tn.the month of An gu , 1825, complainant contract exl with said Heed, c Moore .county,' olrtlii.CaMlin'a;' .for'.'SO'O -res- bf land, a part ofa tract of lOuO acres chterc in t! names of John Gray and Thomas Blount, in Gil son county-s-rangrs 8 5 and section 5-be; -ning at d black oak and dogwood sapplIngs.rriV, ' -etl U.;Rsaid: Blount corner ihencc along tho line north eighty chains to black-oak . ;i 1 r on lar sapplihgs, mrkvd,: H.nt. Blount,- ' .'r- ner-t hence alpng the line Wfst one hm. ..,-,1 and twenty-five chains to a stak e, - said T, lo; 1 1 ' ; and Thomas' Coors corner- -thence along his l ne eighty chains t to aakcVihis - and suid'' Biim.it'A ' corner thence along tin east to the bcginijir. ; for whirhV he gave vsatd. Reed ' 1500 acrei of Lin-i in Mooicoumyi and conic) ed thesame' bv ge neral wan anty, as full ;.nd entire satisf action, an that Reed executed-las bond lor title to said 3o acres in the penalty of $3000, to be 'void If Reed woukl indke a title tosadSOP acres, whic'i wy tno terms. 1 1 arteement x;e ;.aa. a ri-ht to Ik Lingaain 4ys-n s corner on tne jv.riu uour. : 1 . ! . ' . .1 S! id tract then ast 200 poles to adogv d -gtim--then south 240 poles-t hep west ; j ' thVns north ,200 poles to the beginning L R; ed was to convey Iii twelve mouths, or : -c as himself or. his agent should come tq t! cc: iy.-representlng that he or hi-' agent. -v.- there the ensuing sbrir .rth tt he casta:: n session, ana matte imp ro v ..ments .n t uteres that said Reed v r ! I r : from Mosre to Ghatham ccusisy, 2 C ; tht he is in considerable, p . cu: . y ment-tliat he nas written t' . j it I - u 1 eertajp u he ther .lienor ho zge r.t will cv to convey prav?v a deciee for I! 1 1 id 7 .- lect out of s;Hd 100acreract, ctmfini-.g hi; to t".r corners bf idd lract or joiiiiir V-f sold I to Unjimin; PvTyiM)i-th. . he'ha I 1 oOO acre's, cut of said tract cf 7CC j 1"rt u 2 AilES X. TOXI C;", Ci : r
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
July 10, 1827, edition 1
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