r
! S'--S- i .. --.v.. v JHf-
i
9,
i. ''- C
te ,Jffdn.l Tewly appointed;
ComraiskioncrtconTned off Friday,, ana
: orgamie'd' theirBqarjI.viiWf. A
J. J was re appointed ,Clernd,3r.
Tnhihmfu Citv Treasurer- it.asae
trfmined to empb;but?ohe Constable
'. and: Mien $ims wast appointed to that
office- The Iasl'Saturday inefer month
fixed for the erurar;:nioht6et.
, in ottheI?pard.; Committewere ap:
f , Jted-;ti attend the due repairing of the
.Streets,' the keeping in order Jthe public
Vuinps the repairs the Grave Vard, &
vforciassing we yiu.eus a. yuimuy-ii.
r
JudJoKnst(mryicr concerned W
learn, that 4.ni9, geniieman vis picYpuv.
front "atteirdihgbis jiutpon the Bench .of
the Supreme Jourt, py a senous injury c
ceivted froiti :-the qye'rturning of tiie;.Stage;
near Greensborough, in t this State. - , ;t
The Judges of thfe Su perior Court$ have
de the following allotment oi ttne v1-
cuits anion5:"them$elve8 for
the year
1829, viz- v v
' Kdmton.' Judere Don nU
Judge Daniel .'
fl - Donnelly
" Mangum
ji ; Strange "
- Norwood '
tj Martin;.
Vilmjntonr Daniel i- ,
HiThorouh, ( : Martin
Morgan, " " Maif gum '
' Ttmalit ' Zatrwlism.- tn every age of th e
i world. iWbman ha$ evinced patriotic zeal
' i n nati on al con fli ctsr fof Liberty. , In ve-
ry quarter of. the globe, instances of fear
fie5S intrppiauy- nay, rasa cuuiagc-rnia c
!bn;dUplayt;dy ij J) unngthe sanguinary
''scemeVfcthV
lessl numbers br Femalesifell; victims to
the guillotines thia t ho rrors of impriso
and assassiiiation for th ei r rca or suspect
vf aei'0J7vraprincpics wnicn iey ueemeu
for tligotHtof tlieir cbutitryfh ether for or
adverse to the ppiCy)f the times (t ;Ma
nyjiit is! truewer' mistaken in the eierV
cise of their zeali but still from motives
connected with tlfepublic weaUl ;
- Mthe artluoiis, struggle Ifbrindepend-o
nce, in" this ? iSahon circumstances are
on "record of ;theWriiS courage of Fe
mal esi Still more ;intances : have been
prouuc of sl
ti'guj and pri vati n in j the" great caus6; of
Freedom . ; r fj ;.. '
Perhaps the Southern" States furnish
more exa
es,
s pem; more constantly
tlieiscebes of C warfare than any pother -
Maor Gordon's
" " Re vol u tionary , Ahec-
dotes" furnish
lataof ., what ; human na
ture in its gentlest form is' capable of un
der great excitemeut- All have witness
ed,in a less J or greater degree, what the
'influences of virtuous love, 'conjugal affec-
tion ana maternal tenderness can periorm.
Great, too have been the actions which
love of -country has produced it has over-
come idifficulties"brat
el icit e d th e noblest sentiments- " J '
We have been led to these remarks by a
a narasrapn in tne adyoiume ot ruortion's
Anecdotes," .which "has recently fallen un
der our notice,evincihg the pervading influZ
ence of? IthetimeS ohilieltJen
those oaysthat Ktried men's souls'5- -and1
it had4teil? bperatipn on woman's;
GordonJ),of ttheibest families iin.Roiddn
and eccchoMr'Counties, ; (in the West
ern part of North-Carolina,) adopted and
proclaimed a Resolution to refuse the ad- I
dresses of any young tnen ofthetriCoun- f
ties, except the brave lunteersr who
served in the expedition; to . Soutir-Cairiplir
na to subdue the Scovolite Insurgents.'
r These young ladies drew their ; lives
toth erafbfwar-
be remembered that Mecklenburg County
declared themselves in favor of Independ-1
ence long-before the Thirteen States uni-.
ted tor that purpose ; and some brave men
are still liyi ng,(aid long may; they li ve I)
wno uesnea trieir maiuen sworus in sup
port ortheir opinions and for the prqtec
itioh of their n'fieidVahxl fires
uretgn
ojtism.
; SUh tFornis.-y( observe by an ad-
be nbtainedlatSalem', in': this 'State at
(zi igfity j v p y u 1 us ! y app n c a
ion atthe Pi;ntiriOffiee
tveather theywi 11 be forwarded. to fprder
inclosed ih-a letter
ii:"i-
Tne, Central' Bank, of .Geofgia,an In-
ititution founded entirely bnhe funds of
the Stae,goes; info im
VlUJiedgevilleV unden
,toitectojfs'oiilji.ifo
Th6actesublishln
PIC as ',"ltS',OPJra ni-yntiniir, '3:l?nftrio:ii'ii' ."
iuftie win ascerum; whether it t
' 'V' S" 1 .'
be ieunded
. m w ... - ft . f C -
Ladies7 ofr :'ie )
jCitvofUichmbnd'hiVe i
ateiy gotup a
splendid Fair for the, "bet
ettt'or the -Fe-
laaieiietievoientAssocian
on of that place;
Articlesoftheir
consistingihiefljrof anc
own maKing,ior wnicnuie
received Threel
Thousand ;tWo - Hundred
Dollars. : It is
said to have.been unequal
ed by any simi-
ar exhibition in any UitjMpt
Jnioh. 'Tlie Tadiea werd-i
rif t3 size In the
gfeatlV'- aided'
by the beneficencetof thexMembers7of,the
General? Assembly t presetit in y s cssion
there; .v.-
News'-from iGreeceA !letter from our
coiintryman Dr-i Howe, dated -Malta,, No v.'
ajf , jusu uciui uic-j; t coot, ciiis .
auchor . for Greece, ; that; he learns by pcr
sonsimmediately froni that Country, that
lJUro - thirds of the foreigners engaged in
or strifei : (llur General Jarvis it is said'.
is of, the nulmber.VCapo iD'Istria is get
ting on yonilerfullv with the internal adi
ministration the pe ople are returning to'
their former' occupatidns. Piracy . his
ceased, and me coiintry is quite tranquil
Cochrane Js.returnedj and is not at Egi-
na wun anotner steam vessel ; Dut, it is
said demands g5,000 ere he will hoist
the Greek flag Upon her
, - Charles CfDudley is -elected Senator
front New-York, in.the place of Mr Van
Buren. Ifatpaniel Silsbee is re-elected
.Senator from.Massachusetts.-Jno Holmes
is elected Senator from Maine in the place
oi xur, rarrus, rsimea...
1
y Josiah Qutncy, late Mayor of Boston,
has been elected, by. the? Corporation of
Harvard Coiuege, ; President 6f that Insti
tu t ion. Th isaiom i nation r eq u ires confi r
mation by the VOverseers of the IhsHtu-
tion,:who' are to meet on the &th instant
to act .upon it ,
Sii, ManufactunnVompanies were in-
torporated by dur.vLislatyre, at the late
session, viz : one in ayetteville j one in
I.lchhiond Faif rho
n.ocKingnaui,; ivicuuionu .county; one in I fcr tne nrst peet log, and then adjourn Un
Randolph 'county ;one in Edgecomb tiltheext innual session If (there was
county 5 one in beau fort county; and
one for the Manufacture of iron in Chat-1
ham county v--. ;-' : . V .-.; - -i;'-: Jl
A )Sleam Boat 50 feet long and .16 wide!
built! of .sheet iron, and drawing about
t wo teet water, came th rough th W Dism al
Swamp Canal lastweek, and left here on
Sunday tor JNewbern, to run between that
placet anc Beau fort th rough the j Clubfoot
and Harlow's' Creek Canal v - i v
- - '::Vy---T- iZEliz, C Star-
We observe by the message pf bis ,E-"
cellency Gov.Xinooln, of Massachusetts,
that the survey "of two routes of Rail
Roads, one from'Boston to Providence ;
and one from Boston to the Hudson River,
have t been completed, j The reports of
Engineers and estimates of cost are to be
1 aid before thev Legislature forthwith.
The Governor is fdeci d edly favorable to
these projected improvements.
It is with muci regret we. learn, that in
a. duel ! recently fought at Auarusta. Col.
Henry G. Nixon, of Camden, was killed
upon! the spot V His antagonist, we un
derstand, received ' no injury The re
mains of Col. J. :were.;carried to Camden
for interment. Of the causes or particu
lars bf this affair we know; too little to
detail theiii although we believe it had
its origin in a political dispute "Col N.
at the time of this event,1 was a Member
of tHe; House of Representatives of p this
State, in whi ch he occu pied ;a yery res
pectable station bbtl) as a man of talents
nd a sjpeaker.
Capt;V.CH. Tavlor of the Buenos- Ay
rian schbimer Federalf whicb was cu t. out
u( 'tlie ;fportf Gus'avia Sr. Barts, by the
sloop of war Erie; Capt Turoer ;6iKwhich
wepublihed an account some time since,
arrived Vin thisplaon Sundayevening
ast;frmn Cuncoa6n his way to Wash
ingt'n City; J We learn that the Federal
was fckejiloSt. Martir and thatCapUln
Tay jor, after havtbetenrton isS
prison e r on board the iEri e was d i sc harged
at Curacoa;; as it appeared thathe was in
nocent bf the charges preferred against him
; It appears that Capt. Taylor, instead of
being pirate j as he has berh represented,
is a! regu larly co m mi ssion ed C a ptai n in thn
Bueiio4 Adrian Navy, and actedunder au-:
thorlty from his gveromen t in the case in
which he has been charged with piracy.
It was some dys go stated, a9(a fact.
iif cimelofl the Botonvpapersthat some
;ditituish'fcryFderal-
feeiiig had .beeitouched by cthec
ofMft ' Jkff rson
j:onniriglivAi
le,tttoMrDfSiWniatidtngn
in g an -ex plana t ib n jf ' so in e , p arts o f ihose
paprsWe learn no w
StittiVnihihatvM
Hi fir. requet, by having wri'ten a 1 1 ong lei-
xer re pi v. v v e presuui e, a i vcr w n a t
haasslM. thatlbev hol
I will be g;v e n toihe.p res. - The Public w i 1 1
ioo&ior 4i wiwi no uiue iniercsi. iai, t.
. .vownern 1 neoiozicai oemuwry-iev
ThomasGiuldijigrd Lexingiori, Ga. - has
been appoi Vtd vPrplssor jf;jSac
olor ly ;i h e Jlhod ' ipf Sou jt h-;Caroli na a nd
Georgia, iaml will tveratiijtbus (instruct
lion to ?uca s
liiuents as tnay altcnu atrpSl' LFvFV . tonat jeariy age tniereaims iamy, ana
ir,w V couiuui- t throuirh several Years ot tu AOnunutniuon -acv
t , ... &
ti : SENATE. Ki.
X1
; The, Senate did n sit to dayL V. T -
i Mr Johnson.- from the" Committee on
the Pt Office5 ahd-Post1 Roadshta whom''
had been referred; se vera petlf ins' in rela
tion to the transportation and opening of
jhe 4nails on theJ SabbaiH day't made a re
port" cnncloding with a resolution, that
me vuiiiuiitvcr c uuvuai sni 11 uic iui-
fnersCnsnieraiioo Ditine-suoi eci;
J
lfyT6reabhten8t6rrlhollt'beipoTfded,
Uut. he mislit send copies to his constitu-
ruis. -t uc uciicw.ru - maty icgisiatiofi,, upon
yh'eisubjectwas,imjjroper,r ahdNhatfiine
h und red and m ninety -n ine j in aj " thousand
were Apprised to any lle;iMntiveinteffVr'
ence,inairnuch as itiwtmld-have1 a tenden
cy to, unite rebgio'us institutions ' with'ctne
Government. yf':? , V p
.Three thousand copies of the report were
orderedVo be printed' ,-! -y ,'. '
The Senate proceeded to' the order of the
ihjC viz. albilJ for relief;of the1 securities
of A most Ed wards; ;;which .consumed . the
remainder of the sittings i i.
J7tctday. Jan 20
; Mr. ' Webster. fnimT. the Committee on
the Judiciary; reported An aU in add i-
...! l .. i. . .. :."i':t j 'ii 'T. i. ' - " -
"iiu'tn mi act tu iiinenu tne iuaiciai ays
tern or the . United States"- '
rMrVVV.isaid.: it was known that the Su
preme . Court was 1 now- holden by .four
Judges only ; the Judge of the second cir
cut was recovering from a severe "illness,
jmr it was supposed i he was n'owbn the
nad ; a ad the Judge of the Sou1 thern 'cir
cuit had met wih an accident, aiid was
t elay ed in I one of t he : Ca red mas; VV hat
rendered the passage of the bill peculiarly
necessary, was, that if wtthin ten d.iys af
rer the time settled for the mceiing of the
Court, there wis not la quorum of the
Judges Ttssetn bled, theJpourt mustafljourni
anil .the session be lost. If one of the four
Judgei' now here should be takin stck to
morrow, the Court would be broken upland
'he session closed. The'second' section Vif
the bill DnVttded thatwhen than fiir
f the Judges were assemblelj they should
adjourn from day to lay, until 20 days af-
liioobjeciioni the subjecr was so important
that he would ask tor the i second reading
at the present time. i j-
Uien rad a iecond tune: and' ordered to be
Vnzrossed for a third read ine-. T -T '
" THe bill providing forM the exte
extension of
'aJrtlty' from
tlip- fiimhfriiinfl Ro.ul tvaBtwnrillo
Zanesville, in the State of O'tio, was
en up in Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Hendricks said, that unless some
.bjecuori was made to the passage of the
t)ll, it was ot worth) vhil to go into the
history of the roid i It how hveot very,
near Zanesville, and this bill merely au
thorized its extension.
Rir Branch said, h could wish this bill
and every other similar bill could beost-
CONGRESS;
- v iJ r j. in oy qi ma me reanms; or ,tne re
port be. dispensed', with, & that it!be print?
ed.iA -HeTeqijested that inorehari one co-t
poned until 1th e gi eat question, about ahe expense to the government would not ex
penditure W the public money was set hecd l00 annu l,,J" : v v :-a5 i; ;
tied.-' There was uo w a proposition before
Congress, i t was we II knowrt, w h i c h w o u I 1
settle this question "1 and would lit not be
ell to postpone this bill until that time ?
Congress had been expending million: af
ter iiiili ion,!) moie th in enough ' to ( pay
; he national, debt, unjustly aiid partial-
ty. ,-rhey 'could.-noti; avert' the evil,'"buj
hey might mitigate it J; and he could jwih
hat theirentleiuan front Indiana Would coii-
sent.to postpone" the bill anil lay it upon I Wednesday;, lasth saTday frbui Tampi
ihe table. - Let us do justice, said Mr. Bl ct,5. bringing, intelligence that a reVolt;iad
1 do not wish to raise a revenue for the
purpose of distributing it over th'e country ;
dui let us auopi some, principle to inaKe
ffur taxes assmail as possible."! A bill for
this purpose, was now before a Special fcjom-:
imttee, andlhe wished to hear their report
jelore acting furth r ; He. then moved to
.;iay: the biU oponuhe tiible, and asked the
yeas anu nays upon uie question. v :
i ne qupstuon i was ueanveti, . votes
co 16 ; vand! the bill ras then or lered to be
engrossed for a, tliidl rpacliiig:. ; 7 !
; , HOUSE OF Rf.PliSENTATiVES
j Saturday Jan. 17.
1 he resolution ot ivir. Wicklitte requir-
ing ineoibers to vote forthe ofiiceis of the
House &viyf:wcitnffi
at presentsiwas: again discusied. . Mr.
Ramsay supporting, and Mr. Bartlett aHd,
Gen. Bar r i iger opposing ? tt ;
we think
t speech on
our' memoer maoe an excellent spe
occasiim, in which he used this forcible
expression : k ihat;it the proposed change
was not designed for a special' purpese,; if
was useless; and if' for a special purpi.se,
auupuun j wuuiu iegraue iiipcnarat ter
orthe,House,y On iny
inut uie resolution ue aiu cn ine lame.
with the understanding' that it
should not
DC again; CaileU up, It Was carnCH. lO Ua
voies. , 'i ;.;f . 1,4 1 -;iuvW - . WAv;M
Mr;Thompson?sVmbti61
decision ofIiheIndiaCmnmitteeon the
Geoi a claini heinir ihe orilnf ih
he called for the yeas and nays
: '0 M r Weems wish.'di the suhject
eq tin pnuay next ; anu, alter
sultury debate, it wasfsb ordered
1 :
. ; - 1 Monday, Jan.-1 9.
? The'Hbuse took up; thei bilL lauthonsin
a suoscnpii
Turn
number
filled
withjg4,500;ndlhe bfaukrfor the
;nt oft he-subscription with : &90,Q00.
payment
The bill passed its 3d reading 09 votes to
The Hou thenwehihto: committee
1 1 111 lilt" wiiiiii 1111 iiik iiiiniiiri mini iliciii mi 1 . . . ' . . . - e- nk i
-?M?av.'; JWi' iO
Mr PolkV resolution submittedjon (tKe
1 kfW I ntf ' I n A linn . I -w ' t i n nBoaa.'lbiirln
was taken up,. amended and; passed. -
: - Mr." White! resolution respecting:; the
boundary of .Georgia and Florida, ;vaaf'ta
ken-up andadpjed,
On motion of MV. Chilton, the Committee
of Ways and Men were instructed toen
quire into the expediency of making sptne
provision .fori the; payment and redenijptiiMnr
of such notes or bills of credit issued dur
ing the revolutionary war, as still remains
in the hands of the soldiers of the revotu
tion.for their. services. ,
, -;Mr.' Ghrlev mved a resolution ihsfructC
ihg the
ie com mi ft e of ( pu bi ) c- Ian d $ to
;tnto Ihe expediency of granting to
the
Tr . . .
also the expediency if gra nti ng a township
oi isnu 10 ine i rusiees oi juoursiaqa Vv1
lege at Jickson in tfyat ,tate hc&h
a These resid u t i o nafwe reNd ebted til the
expiration of the hour, allotted fur such bu
siness. :
, Th biljffor establishing a new rTerritn
"ry Westii of Michigan, to be -called i the
Territory .of Hunm, was. taken up and. dfs
cussed, ah-passed to its3d -reading 413
votes toTO.' c , U- W-M
, ' The bil I for; thf subscription of stock in
the" .Washington Turnpike; Road Coin pa nyi
and-the bill! for. supplying the armypassed
to their 3d reading. ,' '
, " - - '.
The mail going east yesterday morning
was lost about 4 o'clock, A.,M. three miles
east of this place. The' creek had become
very high during the night the morniii
was excessive dark a d the ..driver, wh'
had grossed it the preceding evening about
8 o'clock ven!ured in, and the whole was
i m m el i a f e I y a fl o a f ' h e d r i v e r ' h a 1 1 o oe d
WUli all 'bs energies for help'; there, were
no passengers ; he fioa'ed down - upwatd
of one hundfedyardsj when some of -the
fa m ily' of Capta i h'C roc ke t a ake ned ;V wi th
his shouts, came wih lights and discovered
h i f n on the top 4if the s t a ge, and by mean s
of a- polw they rescued him. Tlie hqirses
we re-a 1 1 d rowned the stjge is yet i n be
water;' The great mail has been recovered ;
bu 1 1 he 1 it 1 1 e mai I i & yet missi hg. , We si n-
cerel v;synipathize . with the energetic pro-i
pneior ior ms iis. Jirgus v
It is a remarkable fact that there- are
only $.5 ' PitH Officers now living," who be
longed 'to th'e Army of the Re vol ution, and
have received their ;pa'hd1er.th-cact of
the last session or Congress : and of that
Colonels, and 17 ,Majhrs,s5 of Whom were
attached to the Yirgini tine, 6 to the N.
or 1 to the -Massachusetts, ' 2, o the
Pennsylvania, t;
2 to, the. iNew-tldiiipshire, - ant; 2 -to the
Connecticu t. - Speaking of v the 'miserdble
pittance allowed tv this hoaryand vehera
blt? , b n d o f Pa t r lot a correspondent f
(he N. Y. Com. Advertiser says Had
the lav proy ided fur giving to these, Offi
s ers t h fivt fu 1 1 nay, i ustead of cu tti ti hem
down. to. the pay ,if a Captain, wnjch is
niortirymg to their reelings, the additional
REVOLUTION IN THE pITY OF MEXICO.
&i : v -'? 1 t'lli'-l
The fast sailing schooner ShamrockJCap-
aio Alexander, arrived atrl Baltimore oh
I taKen place in the City of Mexico, whtch
j was succeeded by a "battle between the
adherents ol liuerrero, and the ;Uqvern
ment trmips under PadrazV the newly
elected President, of the lie public. ! The
revolt, it appears, liad its brigin in thedts-
I satusfactiou felt by jhe friends of Guerrero
at the election of his opponent Padraza.
to the Presid en cy. - A tier a con test of ,1 wo
days, ;the loss on each side f was; nea
equal. Peril ips S00 killed each day.
Gut rrero . arrived on - the third .day w"itli
with fresh troops; and gave an impulse tn
the action, which sooa decided th'c aiieM:
On the 4 n and 5ih. Guerrero nd'Zaral
ttmk sumoiary tneasure.sio top the pillagr,
j Py snotmg ana cutting iown the tiueves,
I and. they havesince colleetd much of the
1 prpety except. whar:thf?.jofl86el-W' kepi, far
tbetuselvesr'which. would be the thief p'Vt.
They,are acting most wisely and ti yfng
I lojmaKe upline Aiiminisjiration neartyras
I it was before ttl Consists d thrfsamelPre-
j.sident and M rrvza;;
l but they.cannot get- the Uongress or senate
hto meet, t and 'the: whole affair -Is sail in a
j state oj uncertainty.
y . " ' . "
3
! In Granville county, on Tuesday evening last;
V 1 1 1 tfhfn f!ii4ii.h V r .f i no Can, o 1 I t'
I.V Rof.eson county, on the 15th inst; by War-
ren Altbrd. JEsa. Miv Samuel.Itowan. of South
Carolina, to Miss Jane Alford.5 ' t ' v V
1 ;,In15reensborougn, (Georgia,) on the 18tb
At his residencein VVent worthy on the 7th inst.
Capt. Robert Menzies,. formerly of Lcaksiille;
about 52 years of age, universally respect edvfor
his correct deportment in hte let his example"!
j: xhe Uth iiksiam, aftejfi : lingeriugVinnessv
RoberiLewis, iiqr May or of Fr ler icksbut g.
in the 0th year of his age.The deceased was
a native of that town and in it, cur its immediate
"WPV
State-or vmisiana dUU.UUU-acres'oriand
fr the,' pur pnse'iif openthg a can al from 'the.
M ississippi Aw i -L ike Ponchan rain 5ic. ami
ed ad bne oFfii pPivate Se.cre n'es. ,VAft4c;
mg i'the. aervfee of. his illustrjcus relative;. he r c-J 1
turhedrtorhis native Siatend'clevo.etl him If :
tocultl,pursuit;hichrml his
voarite occupation tn;thselW-fH 1 f.- '. -
fTAUjiiBti. NE G ItO ES Tor salei liWtke vU
ciriityoOtaleigh.! Apply to the Priit-rs. -;i
; 24th Jan1839. , -.;: ;.:, . 'HVi;'4SWVx i A
ffeMANER5xOFrUCE;
":Wf;ft "Fori -
Td neCd rawnthe :S0th dav of tn is, in' 1 1 f
JiPniqffi Canal ItteryVo 15;
ji Prize oif g2D,000 I 1 cPiizeof S5,0()0 '
Bsides36 eacb of 'S60-i-50-i-40 !0, :nd s!
360 of 2(V t of.SlO.V
tW.hpleicke.rSira
ters2?50vEightris SI -HC1 s-; ; :
Grand Conso tida t ed. Wb
;.::.';,;To be d rawri 3rd of Febru ary
; 1 Prizerof S 1 d,000
lPrizeofS5,000
1 3,044-
-5':-V,-500j
;15.-:'v.-,U-10o:
4x:;-,:f5o
10
v n Vhole Tickets S5, Halves S2 50, ,
'X Orders; from! any part of the -Uaited : States
promptly attended to.4 ; . . -v-.. ' ; ! '
The Managers havehad the pleasure of sel
ling and' paying at their Office Jo Richmond,
the;following capitals. 4 .f:' 'v.. '"-'.
15 50 40 eiO.OOO f ; 12 3f 43 $10,000 ,
V 7 338 . '4,000 ' 6 11 45 12,500,,
V. 4'21 28 2,000 - -14 24 32 K 2,000; -4;
9 10S5.' 1,000 i 7 Is 3 1 A-'. 1,000 -' -'
'4 :3945:5 1,000 41?2 17 4 ; 1,000
Besides many other Capital Prizes. " Several
ot tne aoov were sola to geutiemeu m wouni.
Send all your orders to '; .
; YATES, & M'lNTYRE, ; -
Ted Dollars ' Reward.;
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AN AWAY from the subscriBer, li vinjr itx
Jasper corinty. Georgia, , a: Nem Fellow,
named !lACK.ife is yellow complected, 5 feet 6
inches and a half high,-; well made, 'very brisk in
his motions has a 'remarkable , sc r on hisvleft
hand occasioned by a bum, also a largecar over
his left shoulder blade.' He will aim for 'Fayette-v
ville,' North-Carolina, as be -was brought from
hat place, two years ago by David tev nson. ?
C The above reward will be given to any person
for apprehending said, negro ad lodgiNg- hm
some safe Jail,' so that I. get hini. jjailors are re
quested if said- negro should be, lodged, with ,
them to give information; by letter aS quick is .
possible. ':fyp,-X';y-.T t JtJllN, S1'AKK.
' Jasper oounty, (Geo.) Jan..lb- . 4iv oay 4r
B7IRQM the Subscriber, living six miles west of
J? Rtleigh,' ,pn the 25th December last, a N
gro Man named ISAAC. ' SaidlsaaC is about 60:
years of agej- spare made and. black complexit n, '
and thin. visage. ' He was; purchased Of the S
tate ot the rate John Haywood, ,and will e r!c;t
vor, I expect; to mate n;s way to Wilmingt -n,
in this Stated I wilt .tve FIVE DOLLARS re-
ward for htf.ap prehension. 'J :' ;
; Raleigh, Jan. 3.V y3,6S:
:iTwirUii: I)dUar8 iItexvdrds -
BROKE Jail i in Ashboro', RAndolph County, ; t
oil the night of the 6th, inst. jw negroes, ,
a boy and a girV 1 Said boy, calling hinis It; Joha '
Fields; is abodt 30t years old; ; about 5 feet; 10 f
inches high',; light complexion has a, scar on
foot." Said boy passes Tor a free inan, is a. boy.
of considerable address and .pertness i he has , .
oeen connnea insaia jau aooui 10 momns. ine l.
girl, named Nancy. Va:den, Is aboutf years oV I,
smalt staiuri-,dark mulaHo, and isj smart; sensi- X
ble girl. . Thy wul both:, probably:, attempt, to
pass for free persons,, as man arul wife. Ttie
above reward will be .'given for i their anprehen-
sion and delivery.'to me, " or confinement in anv
jail so that I get them,, or $10 Tor either' of them. 1
; '-..itrWM.BRO.VTN,,Jailer;
r jan: rth, i829i : ; ; v;;3r-:3wP- .vv ..; i
.vJ-:-;i,-:iv'
RAN AWAY from the subscriber;" .living ; nine,
miles West Randolph C. il. on Wednes
day riight, th 16th of April last,: his Negro b v
iiarry , riarrvis.00 yeaTs ..oa. aooui: o leecmn,
thinly made, quick Sp ken, and very', dark ; no
particular marks recollected aboiit- him. Harry -
took, with him many articles of s clothing; mostly ;
thin,;antong which, area Fur Hat,-half worn, a T :
pair of Twilled dove colored Pantaloons, a pair '
of Lirissy Pantaloons, a;nd' llixed Coats, and V
from the best information! fcaii get, he has a"
iree pnss iven a fliuiauo, a iree man oy lue
tuni.oi viriuin oyt .iu, uj-wuicu ne passes hs,
fre-r man.
P Dec. 23:
3J 6t ; :
iSaife ov North- Carolina
f Court of Pit-as an rQiirter Sesfoni, V
c lXNovvmberTcrmlSv-r---.
Littleton Prince;
IT appearing to the satisfaction : of. the ;otrt, -that
he defidant in this case is not an iuha-
bitahtf the State: -It is therefore ordered that
publicaUoo be made for six successive jyecks in
the iRaleigh '.Rejster, that;unje? be make- hi&
personal appearance at Uie next 'Court .'of, Wt-as
and .Quarter Sessions'tp-bcvheld for the County
of Halifax, at the. Court-House ih Halifax town, '
on the third Monday In February n?xt, and re-.''
pUyy ; and pleadj. judgment bydefiiult ill be
itakeii'agamst him, and the property ivj?U on. .
condemned subject o the plairitiff's recovery -
Teste, G v l M.: H, PfilTtYAY. C.lr. - '
, Tree m. j t a
h State 6f Norm Carolina,
Bertie County Court of Pleas and ' Quarts ts"-
Bertie County
.v lons- ivov. .Term, 1625V
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Cullen Canehart.l Judicial attachmen"t.return ed
' CX- V 'z-' ;j!i,;.rs-lito this term, - levied or a
: i " i :; f. ff negro girt, the property cf
Una'? r leeiwoou, X -.wanrs r icciiro,;
i r appearing t the satistactioo cf tha, Cmirt. -that
the defehdantrCharles Fleetwood has re
moved- without ;the lirhits'of this State, so tht "'
the ordin-iry process of hw cannot b served ca '
nimt It is therefore brdered .by: the Court, t hit c
publication be made, inhe.Ralt-igh -Register, f j?
mree;moiiths,:for the said Charles FleetwtKH -that
unless he appear by bimself bt some agent, .
nd replevy said property, on or ;Abefore-the se- :
cond Monday of February, next, Judgment ' br
lXault willle " taken'against him, " and the pro. .
perry leviea. on conacmncu 10 uieise ct tbs
?j (By erdec f Ui Court j 1 - - ;v..
euiQce in tfv
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