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er JentK in:: the stnel proportion.. .Comxtt
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the Editors must bVorfa d. - 1
SWEARINGEK
Th e fo H o wi ng otitlihe o f the testimony
srn the tHairth fn
" -. i ' 'iv '-'.'" .''V '." L . ' .
TKe with the -inar
yiaroftheaeVqfwWeh; was at
tempted to be protiejilwii 8,ii on his-.,part;
fim 7merjcenary,fi motives. ..-Histuconver-ations
in Velajinn lo this fact were proved,
land fronithemit Speared that He wk
prev!duly attached tto? another lady who
li-eiorned his affections, but j his connection
ad'been brokeiifdif by the interference of
his relational Evidence wai then adduced
o shtiw Ms wldiieaa:an'i'inRlferiB
wards hi wifeancl in Jrie or July l82r,
1 1 liat he upset : herring giotTJ Marti n's
mountain on which occasion she was dread
futtj 'ijreilvan d her WvejiwaV:a-long
time doubtful. His connection with a lewd
woii naaied; Uhel;Cu
cxtgivca in, evidence--
Wwith her comraencetl in August or. Septein
r 1827,irh mediately previous to his eiec-tion-
Oo that occasion hejook this woman
o a camp meeting, iniWhingth obunty;
ja a barouche; The nature o his; inter
course with this woman was th?n proved
the testimony consisting chiefly of his
own. conversations with individuals at
diSVrent Jimesi
that he built a house in Hagersto w n, i n t o
which he: was put---that ho visiiedj-her
here, openly;and;daily,-7-that the indigna
Df the public arose on one occasion so high
to. threaten a mob for the purpose of
puiHnedbwnhi"uhouse
fii'msel f on the occasion and thi eatned to
kill thefirst rrnan- that approai hed that
fie then" sent her off to Virginia, where lie
&ai6naUyfpaW
removed her to the farm which he held in
Hglit of his -wjfe in Allegan jbunty. J
' waVpnived,JaiIsoV:thrtt his wile Jeff
hfm in consequence of hisonnection with
n .rhr Cunningham, and in a- short time
afterwards consented jto comef backhand
Ive with htm, it beins understood that his
in t ercourse with hi s piirambur was en tirel v
broken bjl He then iiiade promises to hi
friends of a reform ation i n his life and hab
its, and, for a,tirbe;was seen walking out
iviih his f wi(e,ahd5 conducting hiuiself
towards her as becamela husbamh
The facts imroediatelr connected - with
her death were thn proyfd as follows :
That he left Cumberland on buuday, m
companv with his wife, and proceed ed as
far as Mrs.1 Peggy4Ciesip"swhere they
remained aUniht
set out to so to another Mr. Cresap's.arui
leit the roau wnenfiuejr. arnvwu uppusivc
his farm. At this-point he was met by a
drove of cattle, at the Kead ofwhichj; was
young Hjlliary, iwhb swore that he saw the
acc u sed a nd th is. wi le i I ea Ve. t he J road,? he
riding before and carrying ; the; child and
she fol Jo wihglta' "brortdiance.; AC
the distancrorabout twKnundred Jyarils
frmn the path where they turned ,prt, they
reached t he foot -of a steeps hil vh e n he
rfiot down, hitched his own jibrse and ; pu t
own hi child; Thathethen took is
"wife's horse by the bridle',and Jel hiih uf
the hill, at which point young HilHafy lost
:ihi-lJLiW!. :;;J";7! -
! When ,.t he;d rove had proceeded about
three fourths of a mile, S wearingin overtook
it, riil i tig a f a" moderate gaiti w i t h his child
in his ariMS.rHe Tisked the drover; his
name ' and "where he v was from. '. After
hich he-tohhiui that his wife' had been
thr w r f r o in h er h orse, t h at he vw as a fr ai d
he m s dead, and witihed him, to take his
Hrfte annTrioe u resap iovvn ami. ejiu
Hbeit Kile to him immediately. Which
the dtover did
a
booking in that diiectiou iaw 'the accus
itiing by tU- dead yody She ivaa. lying
the side uf this by-rdad'about a hundred
-jarusirorti the main road ami aiwuu quar-
rterol a mj from -the, place where accord-
,fl2 to tne jtfafintnit bf the- accused-the
fell with hert -V; '-r .
vnroier a inquest was peltLthe next,
y wnicli deterininert ' that n . earner to
her d tilth bv sib kit of Pfo vide nee. . The
uh h;Kppt"beii onlonday.'The ground
wvf t e vVpj we'd n i ed nesda JV . by , s eve ra 1
Arsons w ho commeticed their -exatnina-
yns at the .point wbjere ybnng HillUry, ibsi
ot the .accused;;. .; ' ' - - ' - v
At this place tj was supposed h e I ef t th e
joao, und ihe track of the horse was traced
u7 some persona through a 'laurel thicket,
;?here the corpse layi about Ur
iiiH. ni I'c'itnminif nni riniii .imk riMit
II It 1 1 IjUUI lU. VMV -v v T
yards. -
trie fdace. They disco vtired af
pee by side of ft tog; where the leave.,
- a l becii pressed duwofprnuaMUnHuw
.1 v hn Kile came to the ground he was
hmu parsing the road leading to Swearin
e'h's farm, when'he": heard a -whiileand
ed.
i n the i eaves. -; in the 1 02 was , a stone.
. . . . . . . . ... . ,1
At a Jiltle distance they discovered where J
a ,inufwccii iniiiyu, ivitc iui iiicr ijiwo ui mem loois ineir station near tne
club apparently cut in a hurry. Thelcabin tloor. Nothing occurred for the
iciifrs uiiiHc uuiir lu me Miicumni ii me i
track; were spotted,, a some-of. the. witness I
ses thougHtwith blfHid. PnT this subject
tltere was soine contiriety; mi jhe evidence.
Some of thef witnesses dht not; think; they
werelhe tracks of a horsed ami one thought
they were rio tracks at alliV "rhere was a
g the; witnesset about)
the'appearances in thes woods, shme think-
ing that all of them were natural appear-
ances to be :fouhd at all times in the wtiods.
'rhefaccunts Keu';by thel accused
were very contradictory; He said Jo all
that she was killed; hy her horse falling
ith her in the main rad, but to some he
stated that she was killed dead, to others
thut'slie was killed; by tailing; from the
horsetafter he had put her bo; for the pur-!
pose of taking her ; ttome place of safety. I
u 3U.,,,C M,u. c icn wiieu uir uryvci
rlTlA in VIM w tn.atkora fn.f f Ka last nf th n I
drove Was just getting out of sight when
. f r . - a' ! m .''-'-'.' :. 1 .: "... 1 a V .
. A aecona inquest ;was assembled ion
ThursdayrnightC The bod v Was'disinter-1
ed and examined by physicians who . at first
tnount tnat rrorn the putrescent state on
uie uony, u was impossioie to assign 'tne
cause o i me aeam, anu gave sucn an opin-
ion in writing to the inquest, r they after- j
wards came to the conclusion that her
. - a . i n!-; l - ? . t . i
death was caused by uffbeation. There
was ao a dtrterence of opinion among the 1
physicians examined., One of them giving
ii as nisaeciueu., opinion, i ntnoij uogfneni 1
could be formed as to whether 'jilTe -waft kill-1
d : hv iiftr:itiiri 'nr nn. ivith.iit mn I
aminatitm of the ung and brain, neither
ru- u uZ. t
of which were seen by the examining phy
..V "1 ... I
aiciuiis, i ne Miner unnxing mat tne swouen I
a mm imJttcin eiaic ui inc II mn. aim a ace I
sufficiently indicated a death bv
tion.
-' His I flight proved to have taken place
immediately after, the second inquest was
convened and after a su m m on a was issued
for hitn by the coroner. ' M7;' ''M'i ' -
It was proved that the Knee;i th-Rnrie l1111;' -Pirt
were injured and several witnesses s worel .rtfw an t tiv 1
positively that the injuries:were not cci
hined by the horse f ;llih g; bu tw ere cji t
with a knife or some sharp instruments
. During the argument, and while thellasf
of his cmnsel,'Mr Price was speaking, a
letter written by the accused in prison to
Rachel Cunningham, was read bjrthe prd
securer to me jury,
The final sentence of the law was pro-
nounced by
the Hon. John Buch
a nan.
I OBSERVATIONS ON PASSION'
-.Ircv..- .:-;v v.;.
, 'C j?y a French Author.
" I n every cou n try i n ,the world,' m ankind
are more or less subject to passion, and its
enects vary according to the climate and
custom of the people, i At Japan, f ir in-
stance m -man; rips open his own oelly in
the presence of his ad versa rv,;who is ob
lige! to do the same, on the pain of being
looked upon ajfa coward. In Italy, a man
pbinards his enemy ; tins is much more
convenient. In Spain, they plunge their
swords into each other, .with a desrree f
gravity enough to make one expire with
laughter.' - In France they, mount a coach
togetli e r; exch a uge mutual ci vi lities on the
way, then alight in the Bois de Bbuiogne'
and with the Utmost pleasaritry imaginable,
give one another the choice of having their
throats cut. or their brains blown out. : In
Ebzlabd, they lay their baU wig & ch
R,w n.k ihp Uv thiir hati wiV& clothes
in the middle of the street, and bruise each
. e . . jm P ! i
omer wmi ineirj iui iuc arc uku,
...-.-.' . i ' i . . . 'ii r ..it :fl
inis euect ot rage, tne least tniy oi
thrift, inasmuch as it is least dan
has its narticular rules, from V whrchi the
combat
bes
shall
forbidden to strike each other any - where
heldvv the "waist-band, I They must not pull
one another's hair, if they happen tohaye
any t nor must either strike his antagonist
while he lsxlown. . they may kiu one an
other vif theV can, by blows on the . head
and bruast, ami the victor is carneu ou in
triumph by the enraptured mumtude.
The foIloving instance of sleep-walking
nr.r. u frpd ifi board of a ship lately returned
front a fore i an voyage ; The captain, be-
t.l ., ln wiipral raro-o furffot not
to stbre hiscabin with a guodjea stock of
excellent Oranuj, lor u,e ue u. ...
ana crew.-now it .nappcucu,
.,-' .. 1. . n,l ff h ii r I n
whatever state the caset0otue was-ieu at
nirht; it wa alwavs minus an inch or twq
in the morniogv The captain complained
of this, tellinsr the men that if they were
not satisfied with their daily allowance. to
state it, and ihey would get ; more, the
crew,, to a man, demeo naviug ioughcu v
eabin bottle at all, .No more .notice was
taken of-the affair lor a day or two, uu ims
.nund 'mm was not trisrht5 .Jill
i . - tJ - --
ed the bottle quice iu 11 ueiorc Sv.u
aniriri the'morninir'found it. at U
g to neu,
and' in, the' morning lounu irai leasx iwu
least two
t,..i.., d.iwn,! "Here was " a mystery
ditfrrino-n tirelv from" the Mory . of tap-
ping Ihe fafrfc-,lor.tDer.
ants must never deviate, aniL:wnicn -rr;": ryr --ilL .V-'h"
ides, the spectators' always take Care tht tbe Members of the General Assembly wilt
4)e observed The combatants are1can on himas his charees will be moderate and
mete every o'iB :wa w;i -. j" - ana cnarrea moaewe, .
I ... -'ri.-wri ulintK their 4 honor I -1 " .; . . . - v- n: HOMANS.
Lnd character thus at stakeVdeurmincf I ! Georgetown, .T) : Septal. 18f; I :
i '-vY..--1' '--.v IV,V - I 4"v": -"
t-r.- '.;'.v;:- -rv-:--
- , , - m . -v - - - t - - , v ' - -' , J . . , . 1. 1 - . r ' -
i 5 f . v- - , v X - , 7-r : - t - ' s - 1 -y .
. 't j - i.f v fE . " -' .t - Mmlmrji. 111 w 111 1 1 1 11... .1 ijiui 1 W ' ' ii.. - ' 1 1.. i J 1 'I "mmmmmmammmKmtMammtmM m i .wn nwim .mn ...h- .. nnn."
watchi ng the tippl ing invisible, : and ac-1
fcordingly, when the captain turned ih,
u rsi iwu oours , ine sieersmanj'Was
faff on deck,' and the ' can tain snoring in
the cabin;; alf else was siihce ; At
jengtJi,boathe mid watclv" a Innise was
fardJinthejxabinrthe tneh iieied" the
light and entered half in terrlr---wheri
o jHhecantaln was sialkino- tilrouthe
tabinxin his sleeb. :teeririTiiJ. ) (ibweiwl
q the haunted;bottIeVl;when, just as he
fyas about swallowing huge cavker, the
men awakened him, to hisno Wall airiazer
inent and wohderv s;The thief having been
discovered in the unfortunate captain, who
professed total ignorance of his j nocturnal
tippling, by way of1 curing him from the
habit, he piped all hands and made them
finish the bottle.' deciarW't haii if - hai - A
igain he woold find
nothing v but"
a dead
marine (empty bottle,) ifr his trouble.
:. , , . , Miairwiirgn ocptsman.
1 "' '- - t' m'ui ' ' - f
BOARDING.
ffLTRS. JOHN HKY WOOD 3 prepared to ac-
4XJL commodate wenv-e or AiVL vimhep
of the Legislature. She agsures allfthose who
may honor her with their patronage, that no ex-
; c vu",l-
rMp H1la9 fl limwr Ak
rooms be-
sides those in the main building.
j N. B. The favorf early applica
itiested.
10ns is re-
Tiii.crei
Raleigh, Sept. 2182?
4
H " V j5 KO A RuTVfr
fnriHM ''SubscriheV-hia several rnnvLninf nA
;LjtvOms detached; from ;his Dwelling-House,
bn the main-street near the Canitol-iand would
pe cfiad to accommodate . with Board twelve or
hftaan m V m Kama 2.
rw- r i i- . 1 '8aiare-r
The favor of early application is requested. .1
u i8 convenient also for him to find twelve or
hiteen Horses, at a moderate price having
Yy- w (iiwrcnucr, kuu psiurage. HilU.wcu
..... i ' " ... . I .
suffoca-Kpciosea lots abundantly supplied w th water.
JNO. STUART
Raleigh, Sept. 10.
BOARDING. I
THE'Siibscriber having added veryconsider
; ably to his House and -otherwise improved
itV:AyiU-b'prepaTed, at the approaching- session
LteetsUture, tuLaccommodate with Board,
(3rom 40 to 50 Members; ; . . .
r-ir:. BENJAMIN S- KING.
I Raleigb Sept.,1829. j 4-m.
i BOARDINGr.
M RS, PARSlf'Er.will be prepared
to accom
of the Gen-
.i Assembly WltbBoard. She askures those
.h'6 may brrieth'tlieir company, that the
Utmost ex 'rtions shall be used
render their
situation agreeable.',;
J Raleigh Sejjft.:2.x
4-2 mo.
: BOARDING;
arpif R MISSES PULIJA VI will be hrepared to
43i-: accommmtate.lO.Qr 12 Members of the ap
proacning vienerai vkssmoiywitn uoara.
Raleigit, hep
BOARDING..
MISS E. GEDDVxs nrenared to ac
commodate eight Members of the approaching
Legislature with Board, together wiih the fami
lies of those who m:of accompany litem. Early
application s requested.- j Sept.
10
UNION HO
RJJ L E IG H.
flHE Subscriber' informs his frierjds and
the
JL ' Public in f general, that he has taken charge
meriy occupied by Willie Jones, in the city of
Raleigh, near the CapUbl, where hs Table will
of that' well known House of Entertainment, tor
I b furnished with the best the coun
ry and sea-
8 afford, his beds in fine order, ahd his rooms
I commodious and neat.
His Stables will be well
icfcreful Ostlers. JSt lus House w th crood Servants.
r - i . . f i - ...
with all these comforts, and his owiunremitted
his accommodations good.
ROBERT PERRY.
Raleigh, Au.trusl 19.
i ' 9.
JUST PULLISHED
NORTH-CAROL LSTA
9
FOR
1830.
I CONTAINING besides -the Astronomical Cal
y cultions,-Essays p
. of the Xlembera of- tl nextlLeirisIature
.1 . 7 ' , L . - - - -
and 0f the Officers of the State and General 'Go-
1 vernment, time of holding the different Courts,
" i This Almanack may be had wholesale , of the
Publishers,' Raleigh ; of Mr. "Edward - J. Hale,
Observer Office Fayette ville and of Mr. Salmon
,Ialif BuokselIcr Nwberh ; and retail, of most
0ftne Storekeepers in the'state..;.! v '
Sept. 1829,
AGEXCT.
AlrtB subscriber offers his services for the col-;
jl ectioa ofciairos against the Uuded States
lor individuals. , U is knowledge of trie manner ot
conducting business at the public ofijees, and ac-
' i
l ittAntinno rn r iaqca ma miaetc T r mAPi r and rA
GRASS SEED,j
71LT.1AMS & HAYWOOD havVittstreceiv-
T V ed
from Balti mote , ' a ' su pply of
uea u lover, Seed,, y .
Orchard. Grass,;rdo.V 1 ;
Which they offer, to Agriculturalists on roed
terms
Raleigh.Sept. 1, 1 829.
-..
CQMIMITTBIK : S
0 the Jail of !.! Buncombe Count vl NfJ: bh
the 15th of July Inst, a runaway, Neirrb man.
who calls his name. GEORGE," and s iy s lie be
longs to E lias BrVrinlurens;difl'trict:8;C'.
Said negro appears to be; about twenly-four years
old, rather slender built buvtall.S4'3$e owner is
requested to come forward and take him -away,
according to law: '7-. ' - fifyrh
T 4 ; I C WM. COLEMAN, Jailer, f f
Ashevdle, N. C 7th Au. 1829. '983 rp -
NdrtlCarblina Christian Almanac
Price 5, 4, S cents, as the order may be
lor 50, 100 200, or upwards. ;V: h; U-p-
Apply to , P..W. DOVVDor-
' , ;i ' " Tii.p. uur.v;
Raleigh; Sept. 3, 1829. , , -. 4 4t -
JOSEPH GALES & SON, T
;; ' : i f&e'iust Meceived
Travels in North America, i n the years 1 827 and
1828, by Capt. Basil Hall, of the Royal Navy,
2 voSs. ! . : . : . 'I. ,' , - ... . , . : .U; . -
The English in France, by the author of the En
for sal mm '
I N moderate terms, a neat Vannel Double
GIG nd HARNKSS. aJso an excellent Fa.
mdy HORSE, accustomed to any kind of
ness. For terms, apply at this Office. r
Har-
Sept. 10. .
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, i
1 ;- Washington, 25th Ausrust. 18295
fllflE Proprietors of all newspa. ers now taken
Wl by this Department, are rcq iiested , tb dis
continue sending the same after the first day of
uctooer nexi and to render their accounts to
that date And notice is hereby triven th!t iia
paper will be paid for after that lime, except; such,
as may be specially subscribed for, subsequent
to this notice. ' ''. ,j 1 A
WM. COVENTRY II. VV ADIiKI.r
Sept: 2. 3t ; Agent.j
NOTICE.
ON the 22d day of September next, will be'
Sold to the highest bidder, at the late IJel
linj House of John Oavis, ;dec. several viluabie
NegTO Slaves, all the' stock of tlorseii, ft,Htle,
Hogs and Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats,-House
hold and Kitchen Furni t ur e, P lantat i : ji Tools of
every description, VVtqfgon & Geer, Blacksmiths
Tools, ana other, articles too tedious to mention.
A cred.t or six months vwill be given ; Bond
and undoubted security required. .. .- j . :
The Sale will continue ft om day to day until
all are sold. . - j. ..
T I " , JOHN L1GON, Adnir.
Wake oounty, 18th August, 1829. I 100 3w(
Further Notice - I ;;
KTHE Subscriber having qualified at.-Aurust
M- Court 1829, as Administrator of. the Estate
of the late John Davis, requests all persons in
debted to make immediate pay ment, and those
having clums against fthe Estate to bring! them
forward authenticated as the. law directs, or,
this notice will be plead in bar of their reco
very , -. ' . .,-' ' '' i'--"; :
JOHN I.1UON, Admr. ;
Wake county, 18th Au. 1829,
t003w
T3ROPOS ALS will be received by Wmi Peace,
.1. Esq. at his Store in Italeitrh. until the 1st
SatuMay in Nov.next, for a Contractor to take
charge of the Poor of Wake county,at th Poor
Houses thereof. ' " There are about 30 paupers
well provided with Houses, cooking utensils and
other necessaries tor their convenience, i here
s also, agood Plantation," House, and: Grist-mill;
for the use of the Contractor. The Contractor
is desired to. state : his terms for furnishing the
said paupers with food and raiment for one year
by the head, with the addition of the Mill and
Plantation, to commence from the 1st day of Jan
next. - If desiredj Cash will be paid ,ii advance-1
Bond and approved security will be required.
-;. W. CLEMENTS, . :
. . Clerk of the Court of Wardens;
Wake county, 20th Aug. 1829. ' i 600 Sw
NOTICE.
. : i. '
. .. x. :
AS taken up and committed to the Jail of
this couuty, on the 2d of March" last,; a
negro man supposed tolbe a Slave, who calls
uiiitscii of w u du ; n luiuno. anuan mat ue
was bound an 'apprentice - to VVm. Mosely, of
Norfolk, ra. nd that he ranaway frpm the said
Mosely belore his term ot apprenticeship had ear
pired. I he saul negro ha been m this county
5 or 6 years, and hUs passed during that time as
a tree man ; nc is aoouc 24 years or age, a ieex, 4
or 5 inches high, and coal black. ; The rjowner
of said negro is requested to come forward, prove
property and pay. charges, or ? he. will be dealt
WHii as me law utrects. . -. -. ,
,y :! ;ry; ' JAMES PA LMER; Jailor. "
! ' Windsor, Bertie county, June 9.-;''- tyXh
Price ad v. $7.1 ;o ''. ; ri-jyM . v 82-6m
f AVE.been induced to resume; the Practice
A. of Physic in cdnsequence-of a connexion in
busmesa formed' with Dr. Hamilton Taylor. ' a
talented Physician from Oxford . who has pur.
sued, a long course of severe and systematic
study there under his brother . Dr. Wni, y. Tay
lor ; and has lately ' received the Degree of Doc-,
tor. of Medicine jit: Philadelphia after two years
attendance in the Medical Schools aud Hospitals
ofthat;cityiCO'ClS.;i
v This connexion,; an ample library,' convenient
offices, the moderate expense of living.; here,'
and a, society almost .exclusively professional
may make this a eligible situation for students.
Two have been engaged, & two or three others,
of sufficient, prelmiinaiy education arid really
studious habits, would be received. Instruction
will be.imparted at all convenient times fit ; week
ly examinations had; Letters of enquiry prompt
ly answered. ' ' : C . - ,1 ;,-', '
S v ; CALYACf JONES.
4 ' "i
,
,rV MANAGERS' OFFICE,
D i s mal : S wa m p : C a q al , C o ai p a ny i ' ;".
.: ; . ? ; 2 1 st gfassS: vf.c t
To be drawn at Richmond,' bo Wednesday, ICtb :
'A September ,i8293' i --i'
7 ,;: Go.NcXbttei'yJDmWri' Ballots,
: ;-i:Priieaof' gio,'ooo is Bio,oob . -
I
500
tin nnn
100
,60;
:V;4)0Q
: r 3,000 v
v?4"2,550.
2,040 ,
1 15,300
51
50
50
20.
10
5;
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57,S7v;
S136.880
WhpleicketsJrv
Send your bMers (post paid) to t ""Tf - V;.'
i Richmond, . ' -
ewsonfMzeSjl.ist:
. nuAwiWRs ftp v '
Ko. 22; 19
- f. No.;il: Jl922v arJtaI';fee blOO'dbl
Uf sold,m four aaaHcrlti
0; 1,000 50,000
of the drawn numbers $5. -. : wt,v u .i, -'- -;: C;-
Drawing of the : :
; Grand Caniolidaied ZoHerirji 6th Class
Nd. 57;6t).3P,p4 l.v' 15r'44
;'f Ni4tf. 57. oCaVitai Prize; of luOO
lars. Any one of thedrawn nuthbersS Re fie or- .H
bttr'mitli. nr iiea 'or seiiti vour orrt e r In i-1 i r ir tf a , 1 . 1 , r".
DUnial Swamp PanatiLoticfiyl CIas
Draws m Riclfnoiuloal Wsdnedavif 16th UvdV
1W.;nUra'brJLbttefyt,
ym Prize of f 10,00001 la ra
5,000 Dollara
2i500; Dollars
1
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20;
: . 20
40
-51
5i
102
102!
1550
v
i;i99Dbllarar
vi,000!Dollai
500 Dollars
100 Dollara"
60 Dollars
50 Dollars
SODvdlars
20 Dollars ;
10 Dollars y ;
51 Dollars . - ;
11,475
Whole Tickets $5? Halves 12 50 QuafeJ
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.Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets, by raail v
or! private conveyance; . will meet Vith the same
attention as if on personal -application Addres '
y ? A'(i Meckl enburg Cou ii if3&&&&)
Superior Court of rwMay-Terrn, 1829-
; v';f;ilarion .Tanner, yyK yyy,:yl ;:: v;.;r6 :; ;
;. V ,".' '.;v. V Petition for Divorce. , 4
.py JohnTanner.. 3 ' y yf 'it!:
ORDE RED bi' court, that phblicktion be made '
for three months successively, inth& 'Ra- "
leigh Register, andWestern .'Carolinian,-that the
defendant be arid'abpear' atbur next Superior
Court of La to jbe held for.the county ef Meek-e
lenburg, at the Court House in Charlotte, on the
6th Monday after the th Monday in September -next,
and plead or answer to the plamtifps peti-1
u,,i vi .wic- aausq will UC UCaru CJL pTIC. ; r
t witness, aamaei Henderson,- Clerk of our -said
court, at Bftice. the 7th 5iIondav sdWthft;:
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- SAMU EL HRNDERSON, C. S; CT.
: of Nor tGarplina.
ii Bertie Counfyii yy, Jyy:y ?
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessiorus; -
AugustTerm,;t829.';;:i,v:
Elijah Rayneri Adm'r;&c; .Blount B. RuQa
Original attachment reuirned- ' John Ruffiii
If T appearing, to the ? satisfaction of the Court
IL'that the; defendant; Blount B. Rufiin jesldea '
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but of. theiimits of this State t'-It is therefore.
ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh '
negisienor uiree moDios mat uaiess me saa ;
BlountB.'Rumn make his personal appearance
at our, next Court; of Pleas andQuarter , Session ' ;
o be held fjr the County of Bertie at the Court-
bio use ' in Windsor, onlthe , second Monday of
November next, : and rc-plevy; final y judgment C
will be taken asihst'him;',rY AJf
g&teofrtKCa
5rWsye- Counryv vi ryt A'Jy'''- P--
Superior CouH of JwSpring erm; 'lx
'0M J esse Bardeh e nri M aria ' Barden. :i " ; X '
Bvv'lPetition'ibr Divorce. : r :yy'- .
PF this case a aubpocna and alias having beeq,.
issUedV. and the Sheriff of T avne county
making return thereon that the defendant was"
not to be found, proclamation was duly made at
the Courthouse door, aforesaid by the Sheriir cfi
said CouhtyiT requiring the;saidfAnn Murii tSar-
den to appear and answer as she was inquired to? ;
do in said suDpcrri, and she failing to a jJpesrj it '
wsls; ordered by the Court tl tat publication' for
the: Raleigh Register, giving hoticeto .the said
defendant, tJiat unites she t appear aftlie next:
Superior Court oflaw tq be held tor the coubtyl
01 vvaync, ai meuQunuouse in vvaynesoorougn,
the brst Monday after the fourth louday otSep:
tember, next and thee' and there to answer" or
demur, tp said petition, judgment will be takea
pro confesso and heard ex parted f ' 1 V-"'.' :-
Si. WASHINGTON, Clki
Prieadr.$535,
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