t
Lzzzz , t -Rev. Geouge .
Kington-his been ! WtJp the
Yr,lw of Christ's Church m this
.nrthathVhW accepted the call.
-Lasted" that tWW Episcopal
S trill be ready for Consecration., in.
Ha
of sis cr iv tf i r
rtn'
Vre io fr? ext CongresV'.'and as; ,the
',Vrnce of the other."" voters in - that
' 'h. Presidency. K " correspondent of
I T
v-. . ..." , j-?. - i . 1 -2 i :- J J
. Rational, intelligencer,, reconim:iiu
Im falenU; rftilcl anu courteous manner?.
J,rid Jearning anil unbending integritjr.
' 'U Writer lijni a Tormid jible 'competitor
we think it rather earljto.broach the"
L friends . ot the; President: in this
Lirter attempt to-jiistifj nift prescriptive
licy,. uponthe principle of. rpfatioa m
Office. If this be the tru e ;spririg of .the
General's conduct; vyhj 5does it happen
that all the removals are made 'rom ofie
I ,'.9 ' - k 1 " f c'i - ''; - J i
Reform" Mr-Grafton Alunroer than
whom "there was nohit is said; a better
iS&ri inJ:thevUnion;hasl;be'ea-.V removed
Voia ' the iPost-bffice at Annapolis; tto re-
J
Win! -'thedSd itor x)f the Maryland Gaxette
ho has received the app6intmentV z
Josephcott; Esq. of Bellefotite, Jadk
joircoajty rAlabama, to be V, Sfates At-
taniet tor tne ptortnemuistriqi or AiaDa-
aa; vice Harry IThorntonv Esuirev; of
ktintsville displacedt! -', ? " . v . V
' James 'Buni'-EdUooL'th-c.-Brafori1
Ji- Settler, has ';beeh appointedt to, a
.Clerkship at Vashingtpii , ' w ith a salary
Trial of Dr. JVaikinsTh tedious
psd was brou gh t ' be fore a k p e ti t j u ry on
the lkh inst. on, the indictment charging
I
tary of the Navy a requisition for S750
on the pretext that it Twas' required for
the service of the United States i Navy.
The verdict of the Jurj 'has not yet been
rendered, - - 1 - - 1 i'
: 'Ajwe; Ror4t.- But few persons have
obtained gfeaters notoriety in I the United
States by the art of hook-making than this
same Mrs, Royal. ,She has confined her
peregn nations as yer to mat , section oi
country north of, thewPotoniac thougb we
have seen recentlyyfrequcnt -intimations
of a contemplatedyisit to the vSouth
Perhaps ere this, we should have, had her
amongst us, but for the very unpleasant
dilemma in which she ha been placed'by
i body of men ycleped Grand Jurors---
An mujctraent has been found against her,
during the present term; of- the -Circuit
Court of the . United States, - sitting at
Washinston, Vwhich Icontains 'three
tmct counts. ) The first count charges lier,
Vith beinsa common slanderer: the second.
jth j being ; a common scold 5 and -the
lWra with being a common brawler. To
we second count, sheput in 'her plea of
t guilty $ but demurred1 to (the other
two counts.; Judge Craned delivered the
opinion of the Courtl which sustained the
leraUrrer. uW till orinti nil thn ty iU a 1 ter mc
. i B mm mt m - mt m mi -..w-aw
! common slanderer,! and l" common
brawler," were not ufficienUy "specific:
Mrs. llnval thnrofnna ' n
trial only oh the second count. -She 'was
Jl Court, prepared, fot her trial, but ow
y ti? the occupancy; of the attention of
tHe Court by the case of: DrV Watki hs,
he was most v u ngallantly com pel led' Ito
fctufn fmnie, witbout passing through the
ai:
The Karl of Winch el sea has withdrawn
from a Religious Society of wjiich ie was
Vice-President, He! savs after his rviola
tm of the laws of GodTand man, in the
recent affair with -the Duke or Welling
his name ;is- unfi tk to Vappcir ati tlie1
.wfareliffloMjn'stitritioh. - !:V -
1 nce'of Trish EmmczpatiorirrrA ves-
vhich sailed from'JDabiin forAinerica';
.JitU about three hundred" passengers on
ard was met b,y asteamacket, .which
them intelligence of the passage of
Catholic Relief Bill ThefpassepgersV
Qvove.a with the, tidings; forfeited their
Passage money, and gladly ; returned to
reoovated land of their birth;
' a;,rjoo.-In f the.: Warren , jlis'.
L.'r' Many meters", have pre-l a
tl.eir firmye-
iTiin&le county,? as Jheir. Itepres n-
en ruiud bv merit. That ind us trv naniana tit wouta pro Dauiy nave ueen 0i,afection : that there was ho fever at the same will be t;.enpro,c:3;&ndl::::a themselves parties, otherwise judmest pro coa- f
Wlcat Wo Vdl nccVmidisV alnost 4 "!uich larSe M fc n.bf!e,n f?e V" the comtnencement; and very 1 ttie ;atny ' fwiUbe takenasto
i Pd; and,ha,?otof then Sfc
civilized .crld, ..l.o i . j attain ..J tj c: .i
nrnce Jru.i cb:qurit- uivl ir. -ence.
r;ail"ihepl.oat 5-ometrician a'Ccd
heave. Iliidcl . iho machinist and rnath
f m itician . was a shoe-maker, l.Mrindley
the Civil Engineer, ivho planned and exe
cuted the immense Canals' 6r the'Duke
'of Bridge wa terV-was "a n u ntaoghtcommon
labourer; JVrkuirightxvUo invented t he
' Li . r .L. nu 1 1 v i -' "
inatniijcrv vi ujc oxton miiuvvnicn even- t M - s - -v-
1 I ui i. i V - r . " ,z: :: a,,,fu .puunc executions. , they ! cto.no
toally . established :the manufacturing pr good but on the other hand; we believe
emineuc? tf E'gtndwa&. a birbeK ,Qur ,theyare productive of much evil;f 'Each
ttwn'countr? too is nrohfic ; of inv'ances.i -'Execution adds, one dav. to f the number.
Franklin- w;is;a juu rney maVprin rer ??t
7ciw r e I xv a s a; pi ougH . U V ; iFitltoh 1 1 he
ryfCfay&anielir. Webster friid iMakhVati
jjuty spiuwg-iruru. poverty.. -
1 The Uight . liv. Bhop, lUveiiicrutt f
the.Episcopal Churchy arrivedjivlhis towii
.frnra'N CarolinaionFiidaveveiiinff last
n,i oujeci r i v io a tte n a AJ ny ff i uon, v tf?
be held here to-morrow for the purpose of
- -1
iiuupiiiig,B c'Mtsuiuiiorrnn canons fur trie
regufatiiJi"ofv the Episcopal 'Churches in
Tennessee.'-' - - :
: Alexandrian July 13;.
: The President of the U. S- and his suite
passed, up,' in ;th. ''steambpa PotoniacV
yesferday' .We understand the President
expresseshinc:48atisfaction.!iwith:hi9trip
and that it'has improved his health.
Latest from Europe. -By the packet
shin Sail v. !i ac v. which' arrived at" New-
loriv on i ueftUrtTj iromjnavre, nies oira i
ri papers h'iv been received to the 1st of
rune, inclusive;; from .,; w(uch ;e have 1
made ihe iextracts,nd translation' whjch j
"ninr
ill be found -.-..below..,,, There' is nothins
actujitlynewl,. .which can be depended up-'
nV from' the seat of wir. It is evident
however.' that we shall soon hear of some
very sangumary engagements; The French
papers of the latest dates are "principally
occupied -with the deb.ttenon the subiecl f
unance anu reven
nue It seems ; probable
of the" Tariff 6iU will be
that the J passage t
postponed to tlie next session L
Nat. Int.
CCujitomed as we are to Jook for some
fh ing quizzical n' ihe columns embellished
by . th e ff (n cy and he rnor oft he worthy Su r
veyor ofs' the -Port of t-New-Yorki we con
fess -.we,, for, one? lowed ourselves, to be
surprizettat the stretch of imagination dii
played inTthe following,) which we find in
the Npw-York . Counerrand Enquirer'
of Monday. : ') '. V
JSfatymal Intelligencer. -We learn from Vash
ington thatMr S.tambaugh, editor of the Har
risburg Reporter and a gentleman from ttie
North," are negociating for the purchase of the
National Intelligencer, and if they succeed, ita
columns will be devoted to the support ofaound
republican principles. .v Thus will this oklestah
Hshment once more become the able and effi
cient prgan of the administration. A". T. Cou.
iNo, no, M r. Noa h ! The National Intel
ligencer is not in the market; We would
not sell it to our friends, mudi less to our
ad versa rirs. v. It is not a merchantable com
modity" If it were believed that it could
be bought,' MK' Stambaugh might- possi
bly have offered for it ? at present, if tie
has any such views he has not communi
cated them to us.' , ;
Seriously, the Editors of , theNtional
Intelligencer, do - out". mean tu part wih
the Nntinnal Ihtelligencer. the sole .reli
ance of their funijies for support, till death
vdi.lhem :part4. We trQst that the Editors
of the crat ?City will favor us with-the uu'-
uiscoyerep ur ipei'twwer oi team.and
t h rvpj xth e' U o n j rn f o n e o f t !) c t g V e;t t $ t
gi ff $ Wstinved o porr man,; was a" p'lior.youi h j
John ' Q- J2d(imi nntli Wm$,7l: Craitfolrd
y-pen t i h e :fi rst y ars of man h ood i n 1 i e a r li -;ng
he jixHng'i!f a hayr to. shofit'f ;tuuVIfen
dis-ihori:y ofi -which,; it it be seriously. meant,
this.statement isgiven o tno f uowc. . iat
t h ey ,w i 1 1 r c t r a c V t - w e k n i w J h e mo i n e n t
they leafri its entire faNity. t f ,. .,.7;,
, , ' . ffqliorial Intelligencer
: : m .1 JL,ci)igton Kit, July 4. ,
, 1 The trial of lr. VV ickliffe ; for '-shooting
Mr. Be n n i ri g' t h e e d i to r o f t he ' K'e n tu c ky
Gazette, , after , occupying the Court four
and ahalf davs,. has endeil this day. The
jury,, alter retiring "aoout tuteen mtnutes
brought in a verdict f not guilty. , lie was
defendetl bv Mr.,C. - j
- ' j v - Farisr Ki). June Q7 l '
'James Rowan, a man of col r, ws e xe-
cutedi?! this place, . Thursdays f for tuur
der, -A ..great-many 'prisons attended ;
rushed ir;crowds to: the k fatal spot ; tore
down :the ' adjacept fences ; a saw a-'poor
wretched, ctfatur: suspended by a rope,
struggling in the agonies of death 5 afteVr
wards difpersedand a number, both white
and black, went to tne grog snops,;nti
r-: v vf3Ji, July 8- - V
iEzctxtiion.- Yestertfayf'-:,atADedhani.,r
the awftil sentence of the law; was execut
ed on John 13oies,forthe murderofhia wife
Jane Btii es; a t ( M ilt oh r.in Fcbru ary last,
vith circumstances of great prutality. The
wretchedxulprit was swung; olf about 9
AJ M. and met his fate with ? fortitude!-
ne was tnea anu couyicieu. uciuc nic
Supreme Judicial Court at Dedham in
Havirior had occasion to 20 to Dedham.
vesterdar.on businessl we had an nppor-
tunity of witnessing the scene ufprofliga-
'.- . 1 4 m M M A '.:'- H t ' W tl Kfc I 1 4T
cutions are. too apt to produce. V There
was a great collection; of 'people at Ded-
howedjiow much they naa improveu trom
behoIiUnu'thc shocking spectaclel,1' by jget
lintlruuk. 7 UW'y: i '
4 " I. "A Vi. i. 10l ,4. 14 I ,! Vfll.i
! 3 di"-ni:2ica"of af !. u in 1 - Lb
lc!i and ! tacccuntcv 'it -rodu
All czar" dc"ctcdtbdi:ip.rc. ;,arr...
rnent k , drinking, and tha villr-? of
Dedhani, and - public house3 o:. Jio
roau,ivould have led one ignorant5 of.thc
av".tu the' Tii
already too great, of those spent in fiot
idleness and dnnking.. J - . 8 'V- " .
: Anegro girl, Win vie red of thVrnurileKnf
wop 1 1! - be" proved in riocen x and the ?real
in u rd ert r d iscovered, ! Accord i Hgly on tlie
fretJoon of the dayfof execution the Govi
evupf i igrari ?eil a respi e for three months,
which h i d sca rcely ) . been deli vered ' to; th e
sheriff, when the prisoner made' a fqll con
fession of her crime; to, the jailer. As
Mion, as this circumstance was matte known,
.to, the Governor,?hc issued ran'ordrt to the
Miriia 10 carrjr.tnenrst sentence inm er
fecttat Jthe appointed hour ; buUhP, sheriff
not receiving the order until after 3 oclck
he execution stands postponed, ujntil the
2Gh of September next.CA. Cowr. . -
ll f t- .w i::. v , v: :.. ;:. ( i
; Rlietoric.-Mr Webster, in" his. argu
ment on the: case pending in theCoutsof
Equity,'TBoston, alluding to.an allegation
in the -indictment rather derogatpryto a
person now no more, made the following
ternble remark. : If any two of thkt mans
bones were held together by any I (game ri t,
ano! could be conscious of this unhallowed
intl igni ty, th ey would kick agat nst .the
coffin (' ? f M r, iW irt in " his repl4 seemed
iu uiiiiii.inai; u sucn were tne case,wtn
the jre mains of all men impeachedl there
WOU
la be a terrible rattling amongthe dry
53.!? f- . r' T' ' r '
bon
' : Serious Repartee. The Irish are ve-
ry (
i.uiiY in meir co:ivprsarion:ii tacr. ano
the
iat
ar t o f repa r t ee A Gal wa y ge n 1 1 e 1 n a n
Jy " entered a coffee' house in London
and called for tea';, his'Hbroguev attracted
the attention of' a scented civilian' in the
opposite box, . who,' relying 4 upon his supe
rior accenT resoiveusu matce a jest ai-ine
called for tea. too ; the TInshmap : called
tor tnuiims, so cjia tne civuian : toast, 011
sughr &c. were severally called, for by, the
1rinman, and as several fy 'echoen 1 by the
fopJ who enjoyed in his corner the suppos
ed' embarrassment to which he was 1 sub
jecting the Gal way man. "7 At Iast with the
greatest composure, and if posSbe a rich-er-tirognpithe
Irishman dejred the waiter
bring pistols for ftwtheh jesters
ecnot was Maeuceu.
r, v- l I : " '.Ne.Yorkiuly 13.
FreseAc'e ir5,lnf-VVhite.a Ud, seven
years of age; vr as in bed on Friday evening,
in a house in s the upper part of he'city,
he-ws. astonished" to ; perceive a' strange
man -enter
tiously loo!
pmac.i tne oeo. ,aiie ooy .oseu up.rvea
as the stranger cartie nearer, 'and on .bts.
I . . m m mrmm m - - m i
arrivinj: at the bed assumed tho appearance
of slumber. ; For some moments the fellow
orminfl tko Ha.l 4,w1 lieo r.f
varfons artiBces . d,,cov, .hAhr the
inirtate wat in reality asleep. Having sa-
tilietli nimseil oi tne, apparent iacrf ne ieu j
'lie ie Ol . me . uetl aim .wiieikiue:niue
riUblr 'vpnffirAd talcVn npen at thft
c ."- i . V li. : 1A i a- : J
vi lain,- ne lounu mm coouy removing iroui i
: . r ' , - , j ,J
a MVncj'u aififi i iuic yi iik,
reiJ.witn ivniCO'lie lei-t ine room. n nan
onl V eot down . a dozen stairs; when the
boy forg-ot his fears, lumped from hi bed,
t 1 .. . j , - f i . .
and screamtMLwith mth violence! that' his
fatherTushetl from the parlor, and just in
lima to gra$p the robber! ) The fijllow w.nS
taken to-the nolice. where he wasjnstant
I v rro'rnisd .i J.kI f A rrnfctrnnifJ who had
beeu acquitted or a felony the sime day,"
l ' r co - ' "
in the Court of Sessions. r , : .
Tifht Incinsr The 'Vermont Journal of
the 4th July,jContnins a '.comntuntcation
4T . J V" . ' , .. . - r :
luiycontnins
f r o in D r. Palme r,v which
rive
ss the ilistrev
i ng) r pa rti cul i r v at t end i ng: th e d e t h of a
Mrs.)fe.''.oLf-f hat town, g;ed.
eighteen,
w hji ch w a prod u Ced byv tigh t: la c
ing an abscess , to form near the
ng, caus
lit of the
stomach, which burst interna llr.
Dr., p.
obtained permission to open the. bod v- ' l
the chesty the left Jung; i was sht;ivelif(i to
the thickness of ones fiper, and its'sptin
jy structure "letroyed so as to -be wholly
urihited -for bearing: a part:. m ther prores
'if respiration. x Itj,degefteratin of truc
ture was what physicians designate by tiiei
Tiiir ft n-nnfiTrrfinn .--.. -.' . ! J
4.. . . - " ( ... . I J .
There v were extehsive adhesions of the
sic macb and liver to 'tliourroundinc partMi
Tlie ci rcu msta nee i n th i s case w hi ph d ed t
my . givingc i,c piioiiciiy.uwas is, exciting
cajiJ'e ; wfiich, j-Jiave no doubt : was f the
lig;ht dress NwOfti uy the patient pjvious toi
and after the commencemehtyofi her.sick
ness- VThis is r,enderel nearly icertain by
tne
none of those abbearances tvere : iletect cd
in the lungs hich; accompanyrconsump-
ti d;afr. Tt i further In nrbof of the
vedisease. It turtfier in prnoi oune
sahie.fact,.that notwithstanding t..c fxten-
sive1 ravages of disease the. -constitution
vtuu wanse : oi ,ine, Vgalhenn together,"
to t!; belief that it Xvs produced bysome
holid .y festival Mt con&rraed nslin thp
f opinion ive have for some time fcirmeoVa-
her mitrfss, in ,Ntv-t)rJan's,' was seiifen-"
cim t be hung at 3 o'clock-plrj'tm tVe'
26'h' ; ul C ' Subehuent ' t bpr trial, ISiitn
ucw vircuinsiances xranDireo; wnicu nnni-
ce.d a gwHral :betief th'atsfie. not iil -
ty.,Nr, if .he ,wi; that thVrc waisohie ac
( u i m p l i c e m ii r e c r i m i in a 1 1 h a n sh e a ri I t h
G'jvprnor-ivaspetnioo'ecl toreprievejthe girl
for three monthsunder the hone that she
the room, and after paving cau- pound, with an advance oi tnree cents per, wo-
ked around and surveved it, ap- UP f xz necessary, t9j say -much
stcdilv resisted any narttcipation.with the answer or demur to the coraplai.iant's bill, crjieighi ltegister fcr them ta sppear iU"c:si
- - !. - " K - . ' If '' "
and tL- tfie'tsdy tvsa tist ci.ticV-(t
thz- it -re .bl- :7C!iId 13 fr..n "J V'ju
ii" j frcr.i feci in r, lw
. r'..:r;?yJrr for uj - -
z3;:.-lf C. 1 icull ritic..ftar flcliriTfiL..!-ti.-sbe
t'i fTect of variety c" zcitemenl
through a f'iversi'v of orgMrjir..:ti it should
tendito rroduce in us' mat jilf-i!-;aranc,'
r . d tol era ti on . ' W e shoij 1 d f pe rce ive luuv
nearly tmpossiblevit is'that! persnns .should
think and feel extctW alike upon any sub.--,
jeer.' We : should tnt. a'rrngabtly ;;pride
oii rsel vesti non 'oury V t r't ues a od knowledge
nor condemn the: e rrnrsand ?viakneOof 0-;
therv si ricelhe vtm itepnd M ptirif CaoKV
whi ;1i r v can nei th r r ' prxTu ce nri rfi ?t!y
counteiractj Nb one,"ju dicing froni his own
feeling :nd piivers ca n tie aware of die
kind or d egree of tern pt at ion or terrnroor;
ipg V In cap' tcity'tir - resist them
v induce others to deiiitet:H
Av'iich nvav
MerruttgtM
ytfcriden.Ypt&it't'rlUitt
(ingVrsvf his'left' hand.were drawn -in ba
twee n't wo;' large fmrttcpg1 wlief reyo vTng
at the"sp?.eVl fof SOO-a r'lwnute'I'hVrtrierl
nanu wasnpiieti in ine nope or f rrricaitng
i t s f el 1 1 w: bu t' th a t a Iso was taken invjJ ri j
til the wheels wre 4ch'oakd,by the buneii
ant! the wliole machinery stoppeir.l.is
situation , the uffe'rerjem lined u n til his son
a lad; :let:down;ihe tte, arid he washes t ri
rated by the' machinery oeinr- ungearedJ--
I Am pu tu tto r jofc th e , I e f carm was soon after.
pertormeu oy ur. t, n. iuen or tnis town
in a manner t!at did- him much creditl--'
The other - hand from which two fingers-
and?a p:trt oijne tnumo nan oeen torn, was
dressed ahl iherejsappssibityjtumay.
be siveththough horribly mulultedy The
hand of th e a m pu ta ted ; I i m b whs red u ced
to l a c com p e te pu mice; IM r" Ba tes is60
years of age and, has eight- children.' '-i He
sustained . the injury andthe operation with
unshrinking fortitude.' comforiing:anJ en
cotrraging ; his weeping family without ut
tering a complaint. Prov. Amef. T J v--
Mr. E. W. Bull, of the city of Hartford, Con-:
.1
nectictit, has shown usthe model 'of a: spoon
lately invented for tbe purpose offfcdmlnister
incr medicine" to ' Infants., It Uequally tngeoious
nd useful, and ought to be in theV hands lof
every" family. It - is t so. constructed, '"'"that l the
medicine is at once projected into the stomach;
without the possibility of being spilled -vby-the
struggles. whicir obstinate infants are so:npt Itc
make; lien any thing, unpleasant to the taste is
given to them.-WV.; J2.:7?erte,r"r -.v;r 'i ;'" -
sr;, .died;-, faf
r ! At N. York,.last week, .Johnston Verplanck,"
Esq. aged 42. years. 1 He was the founder of the
N. Y. American, as a daily ps per, and for several
years its-Editor.. . ' U.-'cr;:"
1 v vv tv :wr
ng, , last,- art
painful illness, William Coleman, Editor of the
Evening jPtost tn the 63d year of his age.
mm
4-;
- . -
At BALL and PARTV will sbe furnishetl at
... Shocco Springs, on the eveningi of the 10th
and 11th of August. ' " '
: Shocco SpringsHy 22,1829 a
COTTON YARN J, OTTO N Y A RN !
IN order to meet the exigency of, he present
8 times & cooipetition on a fair ground-A l.so, to
enable Countrv Merchants, and others to pur
chase COTTON YARNS, a cKeap in Virginia as
other parts of : the Union I have concluded , to
sell my i Cotton Yarns by the quantity i of. 150
pounds and, upwards, in assortments of equal
uumuiuvicji iruiu ixu. m tu 41 ccms per
eneral,y ell known, and allowed by ' alt wifo3
hav used them io be.ifterwr to nv tte.Untin
Orders left or forwarded to Mr Wpf.Xrarkijr.
Petersburg ; to Mfc' Wm.SH'allacewy Mr John
WV8C WtU Mr. Witt. CfarlCr Ot KlCtllllCfna; Of .tO
2 Xr P'?m,t
. i-m lso -prcparei. to furnish 'Cot'tiSnTinii
dyed of any color, suitable for striping Checks
or umgnams, v prices m suu mc iiuic.H.:
I white seed 'Cotton willbe taken in exchani
1 ttotton' Yarns " tor Gtrined for tlie cUstomffrv loll.
,i t- i - i . t t. ' . - , , 't - .
or will be purchased at the Factorv and the high-
eftt.price g,vcn, : have a.. Wool Carding a1!-
i chine in operation at the Factors with a new sett
t of Cards all complete,-; which I warrant:;" to card
. .. - - .
Wool Uolls in a -manner subfridh to any other, In
this country; r Price for carding ten cenis a
pound ?of 12$ cents if I find' the grease!;, .The
arraoeremens is so ni-fi,wmi iuis uucuic inac
wool can oe caruea in wijuer as wen as in sum
mer. -' " . JUS.l'ri lIC. UUU.V'
P whntun .Cotlon Factbry,'
. Address Joseph Hey wooo, uuiet lavernf
I Powhatan.1 v - :-?
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iPrice of JTegTvootT. Cotton 1 arn from ithyi tlate.
i IW wholes-de. of 150 lbs.- and Upwards,
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.July 20. .
92 4t. V
" State orNorth-Carolina; .
rjurry voumy.
I an inhabitant of this State : it is therefore order-
ed that publicaiion.be roaile for three mbntjis m
the.Raleigh Register, that he may rppearatour
n-ext Superior Cc-irt cf Equity to L 1 tTd for the
CounXy & CurTV, ctthc Courthouse j llockfcrd,
crithe first i:c":J?yin September r.er.t, topkad,
MrB-vi, yversper the pickirtrootn it
th -factory of K. DdgW'E
ousjhi" wan n pptying ril to the farhitferythe
i aaiif in i uic iuai:i v ii Liirac . a aai ejj liicv - art so
""'IfcW! "vjny, .
a
Lvd: rder
Pliebe "An.Iersf.r, vj t;,cc;s:...
v Slary Anderson, j v ' t -
.'N .this causevjt apje'Arin- to thp -..".tr?" i
IV of the Court tht tht- I.K. -d - sr.' i.'
t i..f? of snnther State : U !s there! .irr.'.!
by. the;r!rt,'. that.publicttian be tn:ide ,t';r iy
weeks in ttteltateih' lle-ster, f-r t f Jn 1-
ant to n p tear at 2 next .urjej:;.);' .. V; t v,f f,'v
anvl Courr. of Kqjntyi to b.hcid Irr t . th;,
Crt orjGiuWbj-dSt tlitr -Ccti "! ll'm -m v.
rjrei bpr o 1? h , o n t h e fo art h M
fourth , f f Ja y rt y 8 e p ' ? t be v.
Vere iipiena, . unver cr ie:n
ptuin -intV BJ I !, or the s. .au-i:i '
iiir'
) ,'iit: J 1-
fesso,; ol decree made acco: . .rH .
Tete .;, AWiTi uj.'Mw-:n:.r' r
NOTICE.
'llit PlSAiTAII'GllKN nhfiTNl. C5,tte ofCr-
JL iJL 4 vUle c uj in y? i . r.eav resul-'ut in il
haiUtely dieliuvestate.' " -iv onier-hevt
Vesidekt'H distance - from ihi-r, til ice". I I
TI
tfeby rv7tify;ali -bersoos concetned, i!u : tiie
pTjrtton oft vprye.d'' frcvTt the 1st May, 1
.iprescriiietCbyf law imll be readv antl w:I-
ex
as
lihg?loVettIe.tltj aid i:.sHe. 7he A ' .Intst'f:
tioo; of siid Kstnte f i: vj beet v-cqnirni m 1 1 C
bv.Uie t'Couoty .'Court of GrauVille County in Jiav,
; v 1 W.itV attend ttU comm u nicH tlon ( po.it pmj
whico nwy; be addteaH.d . o hve at V d t..h. K -C
: i i -
- ti ' t v a .t r
WAke bounty, 31st May, 1329. .1 74 '.5 :
; V Hlllsb of 0 V FcrA'al e S em i n ary .
nrFiK.Summer. Session of fthis 'Institution: i
il commence oirtbe yth day of July'. t Tc:
"is heretofore.- V -'..T .
1 ' 'jOKDiyART Tl'TTIOX',
..;.Vv 1st dot;; 00, ""
Contingent Expenes,J " iO.J' ' .
VtusIcV,
uslc; 24'00rt
ace NeelleworK -'. ' 00; r
uslin Needleworfcj 1 2.00. fPer
Lace
MusVt
se .oft.
"Drawing & Paintihg; 10- OQ.J
Hoard from $3 to 10 per month. : ' -
T- ' W.1M. GREEN, CupsrinV.1..
- J;me 1829, , . SS'-
Ilambobd Countv.
Superior Court of Lh w-April Term, l.C?.
' .v; V-v Y Petitiontovr.; j
;.Hpljankj;eir
fl Tapnewiifg to th
t:st.MCtion o the Court,
'JL that the. Dele ridint
l this 'case' VA wit. Jas.
Holland, jr. Khodes and Cynth, his wile,
" Perkins and Sophia his Wife', K e 1 - r rti H ;
viseeWof Jarnes,Hpll nd.:and - . iic'. vi- ,
dbw of the. said James Hollind. are inhabitants
of another State,, so that ttte ordiftary process ct
law cannot be.jierved -on thefr it is orcrertrd tlist "
pubfia.iion be made for three month's r.icces.;
sively'iiitheltaleigh Register, that the saU 1)6-..;;
feridltsvbe and appear at the next Superior
Court of r taw 6 he. Held for tfi ; - countvi at h e -
-Jjourv oi, jo ne. neki tor. th . ooun
P-housein.Wajrnew
nesday alter the foarth Monday 'in S
econd Wed- -
tiptemher-
iicai, men ami iuct- ui pie , answer or uerrur
to the. Plaihtrfi"' petition, q- judgment pro c .-
will be enltcred itgahiKt tJiefti.
Witness Vhn B, l.ove. Clerk of said Court
Office,' the secoad -.Wednesday; after the fourth
ojnnuay in Aiarcnr iozi. ; . - -
'2nV!-';:
5 jotiNR. xovr, c s. c.
!:v 8tate Gi North-Carolimi.
;-';".' -.i'.: '".Granville County. . -
i Hobert HesteT f of Wm.V
Original, attach menr. I ; Levied in the Jnnds rf.
j Tliosi :K IJttlejc'ri, iisahd he is suramcr.se!
, as Garnishee.,- - --" -'.'.' ' .-.". .
IT, appearing to tte i4tisfuction? of the C ourt,
:thatthe defendant, llobert Hester, is not
an inhabitant;xT this! State i it ordered; that
publication, bernade in the lUleigh Register for
sis' weeks,' giving notfce.tothe said, lloijert lies-
. r.t.. v n .Kdtk.',4t '! ki.. (i4. -r .in .
and
Quarter Sessions, to b uekktor the Cc ly and; .
State foresaw I;, ;.at ' the , Courthouse in Oxford, .
bn'the:'ftrst.Mohday'irt.CViigust'M'-xt,'"; tln-n and
ther'ev replevy and plead to i.vsik . xor judgment .
final will be rendered Op against him, and the
X'-'Courtbf'' plcas and "Quarter Sessions, .
H';ti.-vTluy-Term,tA; I.;1829, -Hbwel
l,raizer,1Adni,r. 'of William Hester, i'-e?
- v
prtJperty levied on, condemned -subject to the "
plajntifTPsTecavery.VitnesvStephen K.-S need, '
Clerk of s-U Court,rat office "in Dxford, the first
Monday in May; AS D.;:18 ;" :. V.
75w,pd r.i. STpp. K." RXw
r
liomlolph,, County.
Court ofPleaa and Quarter Sessior;-?, 'A .
;:v;.' 'Bff!lay',Termf;-1829. -i: ' .'":-3
vAlice liWdic Vv ; '"'-"'..
Vti: ' : o Petition f Piiiic...
V wife Sarah. ; - ' '';: ' : ;
TPT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court,
JL hat the Defendants are not inhabitants of
tins State: 5 It is therefore'ordered th-t publi-a-tion'jbe
made for six We-As in the ? righ Re
gister that they appear . t the next urt cf Picas
and, Quarter Sessions to he I;eld the county"
of .Itamlblphi'-at "the.Court-ht:use H-Ashborougbi
on the first --Monday cf Aiigu -t astt!en and
there to plekd, ans er or demur to the petition,
otherwise it " will be taken jtd confesso and t
Judgl accordingly - :
. Wtness, J esse Harper, . ' . c.r our said Court
1 at office, the first lond- t ! ay, A. T). 1 829.
Copy, ,::: .JLiSI IARPEU, c c. -Piiced-.
S2 75.' '
: 'Slate of JfbrlL'
VA;.--. Buncombe : Cou.. y. . y ; r ;
?'v Superior Court of Law April Term, 1C22. -William
lie bards, v. ;'-. : - "
v. - v.- ' -Petition for Divorce. .
Margarctxnobarl.3 . - ' .
OKD EIIEU by Court, that publicaticn be
fpr-, months' succc -irely in th I
ltegister, and the Yadkia and Catr. v b
that the 'Defendant be and app st the ncr.t
Superior Court of Law to be l.c.i for l.urccrr.hi
county, at Uie Court-hous3 i Asheville, cn t;ia
2d Monday after the4th Jlwud.iy ia September
next, and plead or answer to W-.3. PlaintiiT's pe- '
titioh, or. the; same vill be .heard ev purls
r iWittiesv Robert II enry, Clefk, cf-"aid..Citrt Y
at.OfHcethe 2d ilonday after the 4th llcr.iay
ofMarcivliJH-. - . " f -'" 1 - - - ' .
?; i t; nonETiT tiENnr. c: s. n
tate o f No r t h- C aro li n a
; - 2urry county.; , siay sessions,, ioj.
Mitchell Thonpscn tVJabez Johnson', A.Ir:.'-.
IN this esse, it appearing .to the satisfaction rir
I the Court ...at Joseph Payne, Walter, rnd Irs
vifd Susannah Payne, Edward Hawks, nnd l.W
w ife iSally,4 aud liliphalet ;.Hendal and f.Ij t
ilartha, ; heirs-' at hw cf Stephen Pync, IccM.
reside out of thia StiLte-. - Ordered by the Coart" "
that publication; be rrtadasix wects m tha lu