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' ' WaY NOVEMBER 3 ' iW Aaea of tfe.MverarAuxlH. PUn for tappling .11 the'destitute Fanii! ?C$'Tth? i? ?T?--f--s;:P,,B Subt5br beei'leW..'5.uii:a :.!.Vr.-. Ihecucuonotajuuo. sunreme v cyoh the Beni dbief justice tjoknW -7wjmcr?Xtemporari!jr appointed mtetl tatesf'enafp eentlemed are m nominatioqVsGeii. ilzonf- (jarsotii tqrsj ve expecvtnere wut oe otiier canuiuaies ; ior. mis aisimguisnea A has teehtntrujeed iritaihe5en- ' ate. ibyCSlrl lenrufcH a aew cpuntj,.to be called Fanceytfrom the 5 cou n ties ;of Buriconbe an d Bu rice :f:5 I C ; The! elecilj JVnnW contesttdMne CbmraUt and glctibrisrHaiye in yeUgated th encase e-and repoVted fATorablto thesittinhtemi A sejeer uommuiee najr oeenappointea tb enqtfe in a;Pienitentiarjjn this Stated 'rH $ i A bill is before the House of Commons, to pardon Thom as jNorma n," ' now lying in Goiiforu Jail, under sentence of death, for, the crime orBiiramv. ;r We are slad to see also, that a.resolution bas;been introduced in the Senate; .by Air. CakUvelI.:to modifjr "the punishoinT Affixed tbthlsonnce The Ions o'endins suit in" the Sunerior Court ojTr Cirthberlahd, of ; the StaleBank arainst Ihe", securities of j Robert "Raiford,. former.Cashierof the FaYetteville Bran ch, has beeh,'comprp.mised upon the" Defend ants paying all.the costs of suit.' . r' ; v. Bible fidciety CfaveniipnQv day last pursuant "to a public adTertise pent, a Irespectabl e nu mbe n o FD elegates from the Bibf &j3Qcietiev and friends of the Bible cajise; tnet in this city, for the purpose, of devisingjefficient mea&u res for fu mi shins the; -whole rState HvitH an ade- - The meetins; tooV place in the morning at the Presby terianJCburch and; wasjor ganized jay calling to he Chair, Carc Fishert lsq. one oft1iel)elete9; from the Row an Bible So ciety, an d 4ppoi n t i ng the jfei?Pt;tF.rpptp and-. Secrejta ni?v4 .- w -U:; .-.r; j:;v?-'5-?f;?f The object t)f th Convention beibg sta ted !fromtKe;Chair anbme Remarks frornjthe fcyprPCauIeyv from the A mericari Bible iSbciety of JfeWYork; the Parent of of. nearly nioni the dopted : the Sbcetiejaaijus Statey;anl all the Bible" Societies in the U- fbUbwinj Resolutions ; wereCa- i Resolved, That k Committee be appointed to prepare a Plan for supplying the; Whole State of North-Carolina witn tne uidic, - i ue, itev..ur. CaldweU. Dr. M'Pheetera Hey., Messrs. powd, Witherspoon, Qraham and pr.M!Cauley arid Messrs. Fishert;;SmitKandMUrchb said comntitee.1tCvr " - Jiesolvedt TUat a Committee be appointed to make arrangements for .tbe;meetiOff of the' Con vention to be held at he Capitol t his evening-.- Iter. T. P, iunt.vN.' tlardjiti and', VGould, formed said ConmltteeiV'ii;:.;ACt;'y-.;;;J :'i'-''v The Convention tiien adjourned to S o-' At o'c ock the "Convention met agree- ablv to adiournment. and the Rev lir; CaldwcjH, fromthevCp for the purpose made the following Re port : ; ' The connmittee to -whom was' referred the subject of devising a plan Tor thev supply of the Hhole State jnf .North-Carolina; y ith the Dibje submit the following :--Vhereas, the North-Cat rot pa Bible Soiety, relying on the" aid ;of the he Aiirirmry BibleSocities of the StateSc of ihe frie?)ds qf. the Bible cause creberallyV have1 resolved to co-operate wi(h. the American Bible Socktv in fiiirnishinp every destitute familv in' the Stute'cf North-Carolina with a copy of the Scriptures,' vho' may beiwillinj? to purchase or r(criie;it. amd'this Copvention being called for lb purpose 'Of ; devising the best - means "of ac vowp.usiutjg iiuavery- aesxraote wotkj , itesoiveo, Klst. That iki the opinion, of tbis:'Cony,fcntion, the RtHte ouht tp .be. diyided into, six; districts, the limiU. of which to be the same with those of the J udicial Circuitg!r;C-- A " r 2nd. That ja Principal Aent.be appointed .'to each districts, who shall take the ovetsitrht and mariapfemeht bf the'distririutioh of the Bibles & Testaments in his district; under theH- direction f such Cenetat Agent, br Agents, as- may be i'uiiucu oy ane American uioie aocicxy. j ou. -mat it shall be the duly ot an toe Agents employed in this work! to endeavor to strength- the Auxiliary ' Societies at present1 existing ana to organize other Societies, and lorm female associatiotis-Vhere -there' are. none, 5bo -Tar: as .possible to lobtain donations,' and collections Jn i Churc,hes and life-memb'ersiandr -life direc Jors of,th parent society j ,to $ell as.niany Bi bles and. Testaments as possible, -either at cost op.rednced prices. Where tbiscannot be done distribute the Bibles gratuitously until every family shall have been supplied. ' rt 4th. Thit alt monies collected shall i be paid er as soob as possible, either to; the General Principal Agents,' v 'VJ- ' rv.- " 5th; That ,the Principal Agents her appointed Jy the Board bf Managers of Ihe North-CaroJina P'bU Society!' and that a letter of Instructions prepared by said Board for the government , c iveport joeing reat was uuammous- concurred withv. ',. r c " . 1 . : , . ; -r. - .iTC" -: - - v. ;- . ntili'enmaUc i-Reportj ;'h; . 'aiffeenna' -th dab tbeiblcrSocity. CoUrerttion.-d- Thron?; dnve from R the e?J s with which -seir endeavours to cany it iitb elTecti jtis Meriaced To fendiIrIouian,f ?.mwe.fegin RovThat a CpmmUtec( bi appointed to dence ofiKioGHe seemed temmatelhiCbnyen every destitutel-family in the State would uii up.mou, gave several instances of what had Ijeen effected by small bodies of vv rnlPuOHC spirited indr yjduals in other 8tiXe&:?-M- 0ny?n adjourWd to meet at iue yapuoi at 7- o'clock. :leiore the bmn -nf -maA:: ts.--;:' Chamber became so crowded, itavas found necessary, to; remove to ; ih Ffa II t&r rf ouse of; Commons, f - ; -r Aeeairito: previous arrangemenU his &WMe,fi.?' Governor Owen waz invited to B V "a i rran d t he ; Spea ker8J)fthe two Houses were requested to take seats Dfsiue him. JSedford firniin: Rn. thp eaker of the SenaTt" attAiiilAflr Unt- tv: ;i- i i A r q. the Speaker of the Com- hejRbi)orr 0f the Commifte acate w m me Uibie, was then read bv the -TV'- fcav j ; -"u question oemg put no adopting the Report-: :i M;1f i - l Th)f CA.not4vi. A .1 U - .-. must, eloquent Address, moved ; the adon- fion of ahff. Report. ' The Doctor spoke ai full hour on this imnnrrii'nt thi'i. i -Ji-j. ;v " ' ; :":vv rr uuiiuic9x r. iaKen oi nis,jsneech we cannot atteiobt a sketrhif it.' nt view: oi every part of the Ulobe. arid i!p- pitted in stronj; terms, the destitute and i D?nitite(t situation, pfi almost every Coun- rrv in reiaiion rn rn liihio. ' h v.uifni.i. i edJthat it would require 60 or 70 millions of Bibles 3b suppty the present wants of the people. -. He spoke of the many languages into which, the Seriptures hail recen ly been priiited by meania of the British and Ame rican ;. Bi bl e Spci e t ie s". ; Th e u fid erta k i ng of a distribution, of the , Bible throughout the world was a great one ; but he had no doubt it. would be accomplished. The A merican .Bible Society had -engaged to sup ply every part of the States within two w -V. . - T .v. v buiuwiai-i years, and he t runted it would be effected, i t tney received the hearty assistance pt the Auxiliary Societies throughou t the country.; -Their printing establishm ent, whi chf. emt ploys' steam and other presses, equal to 60 common presses, w jiichi perha ps is one of the largest estabiishmenta ofhe kind in the World, can printand bind 300,000 Bibles annually; and ; has now on hand. 500,000 copies Of the Sen pt u res ready ford el i very. -Their consumption of paper, He estimated at 80 reams daily. The Doctor noticed a charge brought against their Society of-being5 a money-making speculation. This in- more paper; than any individual can pur chase for the money; to sy nothing of the printing and binding ! j ' 7lr. Fisher seconded the motion for a doptmg the Report and spoke with much energy on the advantages resul t i ng id those ;whniabituaUy3read-the Bible; land wh taket it as a; rble of cohd uct . Tel I tne, aid he,' of a ; fan-tly who live inharmoiii ouslyaud unhappily,' and f will tell you that fa nfuly lis , devoid. of the blessings of Scriptural knowledge. ' Tell me of an in dividual who is a stranger o the restraints which Morality imposes, and " J will tell you thatperson is ignorant of the "moral and relioious 1-truths cohtained in the Bible. He ' adverted to theNivretchrd situation pf France, during the age of Reason -to the crue 1 tips! im moralities an d profanity wh k h then prevailed, and also to Roman add Grecian History. . ' j The Report, was unanimously: adopted. v Mr. Nasli then rose and offered to the meeting the llovying:resolution;i V V 0jReolvei That the succefs which has attend ed the Efforts of Bi ble Societies, pught to awa ken ihe, Ttvelieat.' gratitude in the-hearts of -all good men-sahd that we will cordially unite in carry ing into effect the benevolent . design of (Supplying every destitute family '.'in ;the State with' the Bible. f r ; - - ' , 4 Tn the course of Mr. Nash's remarks in favorof adopting this . Resolution, he spoke feelingly and-eloquently on the advantages of Religious knowledge to the female character,- as: Pa ren ts; - Sisters,' Child ren or Friends. He affeitingly described its Jn fiuence on; theMother. who attendst to the religiouseducaf ion ot v her- Child ren, and considered a thorough - krio wledgesof the BiblerttSheiurest ha ppiness." rtWere Religion -banished, from' the earth we should find her last and purest retreat witn Wonian at thejfire-sidq j'her last al tarjthe female heart j her last, audience would be her children gathered around the knees of a' mothei f the last sacrifice, ? the secret prayer expiring: froni her lips, heard perhaps;' bnly'at the thronerof God J, . The ' KevDh Caldwell spoke at some lensthi- withSeame$t andrpious-feelin in support of, the Resolution, on the dutyd placing tile Uible in the hands of every I e'.bf Re- destitute person : and of the value 1 igion as;: co nd uct vp to h a ppiness , in this Hfe but moreespecially of s vast ienpor ta nee- ip irel a i on t o our.; e t er n a I we I fa re The question being put on this Uesolo Uob; it was'fvJstf unaoimoiislcafricd. '.'Tl v;.- - v ,v','-v ' - v.v J. Alexander, Ei mons, ueciined on account of the imperfect "??5"u.er WUI1 l c enori. deiixouuty. v , -r V state of nis health, and hi place was sup- Nt so the iiumerous auditor's. ; - 'MrMcFarland Clyj JfePf Esq:" X 4 i'We vish we could speak as commend- ti mef of appointing Overseers of Roads, Jn u he meefii.g wrs opened by'a verv an- inXv' of thS snirit nf tr RanArilhV t,ie' county of: Richmond which' bills prrpriate passed thelrWst reading. d.:, by mxm&r Caldw On motion of Mr. Martini V , - v; sinuaiion ctiuiu net pe peiter repeiieti than by stating that they sell Bibles fer 55 cents, atid Testaments for tQht which contain i icis. Air. imivn' snn. Hunt nfa - i ---v iinv'w m'.av tiutwu-v. thircmmittee-i -4. J zi?,'l': i presentations, -ftermir-us. to assertout-re- h Vkf, this-Commtttec-i; : r f i. t U' ;'',vv J presentations, permit us to assf rtoiit re- v After rivin dirpr.tinn to H firra.iv I sDect for-vour rbreraties. .v. VWV Jctiow?1 PlJf; Bibles andiTes laments? frbm vthe e;knw;'tlj.e.fat!ep by our&uffering?, and cassar anci Bears i; Cosmetic Wash Bal!? fr Parent Society, the meetimr adjburned;K K'Ogs knoWiheih only by Toar rroans,-r- bitifyfig' the ikln, highly scented nose Palm, ; k .-rnat is aeVitiVila;prayerrrhich: req uires -" PHv.'Orienlaf. fttotet, rehder; yeetah!e, PThe IUchmondVhig; spkkinir of Mr; forCHeayen good Kings r why should not !n,n1 &nf " 'af I' , T Raolph Convention; Wmake4eveVard f?! illo. ;feur :of7rhich(ihey, will ieU unusually Ar Itandolph to So much kd rantage, or were; made ; so sensible oThi4 imposing, captivati ng and f brilliant style of elo- quence, ai-on this occasion. -Ip the spirit of the . victorious Ge n e rn I. w h n a w n pl h igh pm mendation s to thefsk il l and abi U itv nf . ;if ,.:.i t ? t n i - . ennancmg nis own, ne nimse v He openly Vidiculed hwm&ef ai affording the true criterion Tin.the distribution and exercise of political power; farid declared that the oasis pi iree wnire n emulation ineither could nor would be submitted to. t i ; 1 ' - it 1 - lnsuorr, nis speecn was nothing more nor k... n ":ss ucurauoa oi ,warj 'directly men, (as like him, ,cau,u& w inai resuu, ii joiner fortunatel v is not the case) were really or in pretence ready to brave any . . - pTrramiTV. rAFhPP thin fihtta o a. 4 t tie of their die mauds. He did all he could, to put to flight the conceding Wd'Karmo- nizing spirit which was beginning more and more to nrevail. and whidh it had been the object of every other, . so studi- pusly tb nourislrand promote."; fTuesday morning last, the dead -body of a- yoonir man named item was found on the public roud, near Chamber's Ferry, on the Yadkin, .about nine miles from tl us town. A Coroners inqUt &t was held on the body uunng ine day. ho tound the deceased was accidntallv . killed by being thrown from his horse. . A Physician, vho was one of the jury, saya, there were po marks of violence on the body, except a slight bruise on the bick part of one of His shoul ders. He. supposed the neck Had been dislocated, bu i as the body was cold and s ti ff, be co u I d . n ot ascertain? with cer tain ty. lhe deceased -is said to hlave been a tempera te and ; industrious rffanJ - ; , j : Salisbury Journal. L NEWS FROM EUROPE. The packet ship Sylvanus, Jenkins, .ar rived at New-York, on Sunday lajst, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 6th ultimo 'The main intelligence, is -that official information of Peace be tweehx Rus sia and "Turkey had buen received by the British-Government. There was no offici a I annunciation o f. the precise terms, but we may suppose the statement tf them, taken from a-Paris-paper, to be correct in the outline, t The treaty was made, at A drianoplev; where the Russian heal quar ters remained. ; We scarcely doubted at any time that the Allies had it-in their power to terminate the war, vvh m they pleased. " ' i The letters and papers. brush by the Sy I van u s, d i d : not coiri e by yeste n lay 's mail,4 not hayino: reached the Ne w-York Post office early enough. There fare several accounts as to the na- ture of the conditions of peace ins! sted on n as the by Russia. : I he followipg are give most autnentic : J . r , k " The Pnrte to pay to Russia, for the or as expenses of the war, twenty-five other accounts say, thirty millions rubles, for which a periocl.of twen of silver y years ia to be eratited, during which thri prmci hould palities -and the fortress of Si listrial remain in the possession of the Ku is ' Tlie payment in addition" of the' sians. indem- hi ty t o Ru ssia n subjects, stipulated in the Convention of Ackerman,' (all the articles of which the Porte again agrees tdj fulfil) a nd . w h ich amou it to lorty-eisht tnilhons pf Tu rkisli pi astres. - Thev said pay ment to? be ,made in v three instalments. pAfter the pay ineht of- the: first;' the. Ru ssian army to t ettrab the iBalkari'LiiU-that f of the' e c'ond, over the Balkan vand ,on that of - the 4 third, . over Ihe Danube - -I r - 4 y" :vTheibrtresss of AkhilzikAkhalka-. laki, P itif and Anapa,;if) Asia,' to be ced ed rto Russia. , , t ; - i A' In Europe theVforjtresses of Tournoul, Kale,' Gi urge vo, and Brailow,(on ihe left bank if the Danube,) to be razed, nnd'not again rebuilt f t' v! : ' Th e five d istriefs ' h i th ertb ei ja rated irom servid, .to De re-united ua' irat pro vince," and to enjoy, the 'same privi a v V ? . '.-'S. K'- eges. 19 a The excitement'againststhe new Minis Greno try continued. ' The iiihabiUnts of ble,; or a portion ; of them, . have pe itioned tha' KiDg ajrainartfic' Miaistry.asiinst - '.Hv s w. r .V; . . who ehtbvetT tfiVtpVm: s ml finnnr f )ite' I 1 41 M I ' . LGISLATUfcK THE LA'FEST? r- -.-SEN ATE. -. :l ::. :rH.3-i :f : Saturdnyi'mvphber 2i; V;: r v; Mr. Wellborn presented a bill to. author ize artd direct; the Supreme Conrt. to be " lletolved, That the judiciary committee be. in structeq to- enquire into the 1 expediency1 of con solidrtini and amending the road laws of this states v s- -. : i.i ; . . ... ; .- i. Mr. .Hoke: presented the petition" of jvicnaru x jjrumiy oi jLiincoinj praying tor permission to erecx a ion tiaie onnis own land Mr. noke also presented a bill to carry the prayeirof the said petion- er.into enect which passed its first. read- ins and was referred to the committee of Pronbsitioni and Grievances.' . .7 '. v . - Mr." Franklin presented the j following Resolutious': ' X i: '-. c. Jtetolved, That our Senators in Congress be instructed and our tlepreseutatjves be requested to use their utmost elndeayors to procure the ex tinguishment of the Indian-Claims' to all their lands in the State of North-Carolina. - . ; Resolved, that they also be requested to use their utmost endeavors to procurer' the, repeal of the Salt Tax. : 't. ,;, - w",..",;.- ,c. Which being read, - en motion . of lr. Eranklin, was ordered to lie oo the table.' On motion of Mr. Caldwell, Jletolved, tliat the committee on the Jodicia rv, be instructed to enquire into the expediency of modifyinir the Dunishment offered by law to I the crime of Bigamy,; . lf - ' HOUSE OF COMMONS, - . Saturday, Nov, 2 1 , . '; . ' On Motion of Mr,. Cox, ; '-- t. .'V. Resolved, Shat;the Judiciary . Committee be Instructed to enquire into theexyediency, of giv ing a Legislative construction to the term r li quidated accounts," occurring in the acts giv ing jurisdiction to Magistrates j : 'y .. On motion of Mrt Bynum, j ;': 1 .; Resolved, That the committee on Internal Im provement be instructed to-inquire what amount of the sum of twenty-five -thousand dollars ap propriated by the - .States forthe purpose-: of locking into the jKoanbke ftiver, by the Canal at Weldan, lias,beep drajfnout by the 'Board of internal Improvements, and whethea or not it has been applied to effect thyt yurpose. -: On thotion of Mr. Sawyer, : ". 'ZS - .; ' , Resblved, That the judiciary Committee be. instructed to enquire into the expediency of making the taking of usury; an an indictable of fence. ' ) : Mr. Pearson" presented a bill to provide for the, payment of Jurors Ju; the county of Rowan.-. - ' v -J; v Mr. Nicholson, a bill concerning5 the Patrols of Richmond" county -which bills passftd their first reading.' - v. - .- v " The, engrossed. bill from the Senate to establish " and incorporte .Hickoryv Grove Academy in the county of Uichmoud, pass ed its first readiog. ---s ' Mr. Graham presentcd'a bill to prevent frauds iu Deeds of Trust and Mprtgagesr: (Gives to County Court clerks,' power .tb recei ve acknowledgement" of theirf instru-" ments, out of term time and thiisf entitle them to registration.) Read first time." V On motion of Mr. Mhoon, the document accompanying the Governor's 'Message, containing a plan of Primary Schobls,!was ordered to be printei?f ' '; -v v ; P0STCRIPT; s Br the1 Packet New-York,: froml Li ver- pool, arrived at Ne yvj Yi r fc, ' I h e.Trea ty -of feace Detween lurKey aim situssia. is re ceived.'. Tu rkeyC i t seems, is not deprived of a foot of her ;territorv in Earope'and what is .ceded in Asia . is-' insiniffican t.i The most remarkable features in the Trez ty arerthe"immunities? which theRussian s u bj ects a re to en j oy,ltt To rkey. ; Th ey are to'be free from . Turkish jurisdiction, to be "govern ed by the : Russia n M inisters and Consuls, and Russian' Merchant ships are tq be free fromr;search or,vi8it evep' in Turkish pbrts.;v:The Dardanelles and The Black Sea are" to-be free to the ships of all nations at Peace with the Porte, . Two in demni t i ej are only; mention ed Vv TheCon e thatjstjpblated by the -treaty ofakerTnan of 1,500,000,-ducats, and ,a: larger: one for the expences pf fthe. war the amotintt of which is"to b'e regulated by mutual accord: The Sultana accedes; ,to the;JTreat v; au d Prbtocot securing TtheT- independence -aQti limits orreeceV1;' v -; v ; .. ' ' poor . Patch m ade b is vlas t j ft m p 7oa .VFrr J day; fast :frorathe :Genessee ; Falls, CHe .- T -t . 3K- str".fc" ne"tecobliql, sod was Utenl r-it- r-;r. t: fK - p hoiuen in tne several places therein direct J W r ed. i (Provides that it shall be held alter ; we have nately in'Raleiglrand Statesville, in Ire- : A life'rpemrtj'sV. indibtcJ ..to .the -tJJL &i Bird all tJ.r.o ftr KVr.-hv Vi.-v5n iu f their: NoteVAcccu. -its hare beenpUced in'l!. i im itu.o ifctq. suD.scn aer.-IorcoiiecJian, -w .i'i ..structioji$ to. Vo traence sujC aguis -,t ali those whvi fall to "come forward anil ettle tlie sir; j IStv. If). - -" w - -' - ILLIAMSrHAYrOOD have. eV rs- ceivcaa supply, or Rename. Sanies Sop " Raleiprh,-Novl8t- C "By the Governor North-Carolina. ; : .RASlt lias been piade known to ce,'.-; . y . tli&t a murder has been committed iu the county of Currituck, and State of .;Jfortli-Ciroli-" ' na. on the4th of September last, and that a cei- - VmiyEY WILKINS, late of the county & Stats atores ud, stands charged by the verdict of a co- . rone'inquestwith having-perpetrated the same" bh the bod of ascertain Penelbpe WiJkins, cf said county aivd, as it Js further represented and made known to 'rae; that the said ivey AY il- kins hath "absconded and 8ed from the juridic- tipn and limits ot this State, and, thereby eluded r ' the arm of the law and of justice : - v - -Now therefore, to the endhat the said Irey , Wilkins niay b'ei apprehended And brought to . justice, the aboveeward. of -two hundred dol- r. lars wiir be given to any person or persons, who -will apprehend Jand confine the isaid. Ivey, vYil-. . kins jn ahy jail in th:s State, so that he piay be brought :.-io justice : And I do moreover hereby ! " require,' command and enjoiri all ofScers what- ; oever, as well civil as mihtaryy within this State, to .usev their best.endeavoars to jipprehRnd and -taketorfcaUSe'to be apprehendedand taken, ths k body ofthif'saM.IyeyWilkinSjVandVhim'-Sifeiy and securely keep, so that he shall be brought-, to justice.-; ; - . . ;T 1 ; Ivey Wilkins is' about five feet 4 inches liij;h stout made, light hair, buej eyes,' full fce, und .- has lost a part of his toes frorn one of - his : feet i lie is a carpenter by trade,; and- isj supposed to be in that part of Virgmia,near Currituck county. , Given under my hqndas Governor. v 5' AV 5ina unaer wejrreac seai or me scaie the City of iUleigb. this Ifih day of Novemb er A. D. 1829. : j By the Governor, K' ;.---' - r v ; ; ...Joux B-Mose, P. Sec'p.. 127 IT. : . PRO CLAJM ATION, .. By the r Governor of 'North- 'Carolina ' I t .Two Hundred BoUars Rewafdv . 4 VflTHEREAS-it has been made known to tae--'. T T.v that a murder has 'beea committed in the - " 1 county of Robeson, and State of orth-CaroIina on the 23rd dav of Al arch last, and that a certain MEUEDITII MESSES, litetjfthe count and ' State aforesaid, atands1 charged by the finding of I a Grand Jury upon, ML lilL of indictment,"- with . having perpetrated the same on the body f-jv certain Elijah McDanlel of said county tftd a it is further represented, and. made, known . tr roe, that the said Meredith Messer,' luth abscon ded. and fled from the Jurisdiction am s- this State, and thereby eluded the rm of Iasr and of Justice. - ; ' v, -; ;; ,; v. - No, therefore, to the end that the s.id itP ' redith Messer may be,;appreherded nd brought to justice, the above reward of Two Uujidred -Dollars will be given to any person tr persons who will apprehend and confine the said Mere- dith Messer in any jail in this SUte, so that be ' may be brought to justice' ;and4 do moreover hereby requirefcommand, and enjoTn all of!icer whatsoever, as well military; as civil within thia ' State,, to, use their best endeavours toappreliend ' and take or cause lobe apprehended and taken the body of the said Meredith Messer, and hirn safely and securely -keep;; so U;at be may be brought to justice. T"--: .w"-' . J.r- C . - Meredith Messer is about 27. or 23 ! years of a e about jS feet highv brown hair, muchireckledon; bis face and: hands,- has a "scar on one of ' Jii hands Cnotjeclected which) occasioned by' a .uiwtw v. uuina ji uic Harm oroiceTi. 1 1 I L - i a i - m - iiM icKwriwaoic c .eeio,. ana i singularity irf his voice which would aV once strike strangers " being at sometimes large and full, and at others! weak and effeminate. : ' - : 1 , ... , . S0f .Given Cunder my h'and'ai Governor, & ' V "Sounder the great seal of tbe SUte, 5. ;45t.the'citycf Raleigh, thwlSth "day. .of November A-D. 1829. ' i. By the Xiorernor, ;;: - , ' : ? late Prv;WmVH; Hunter.;- XpUE subscriber having administered to the 4JL t- Estate of the Ute Dr. WilJiara H. Hunter oT Raleigh; deceased, calls upon all persons indebt- ' ed to the. Eatate of the deceased to pay the same -forthwith V and requests .that all persons who -haye any demandi;upon said. Estate, - will make them known to him.Mhat they may be settled. vl - THOS. G,. SCOTTV Adror. : Nov. $3;:i829 M ' 27 ;r. BX virtue of a Deed of -Trust to rae executed by Dr,' William n. . Hunter,, to secure tha payment of certain debjs therein mentioned, I shall sell to, the highest bidder, on sWednesday the. 16th' day lf December next," and continue -from day to day until all is sold on the precise the House and Lot on HULihoroiip-h 9trf.pt iatt.i -occupied by; the aid Dr. Hunter, tocrether wi V " an wc nuuieiiwa. nu tuicnen f urniture," or Waggon, six Horses,- two 'Males, and a m.ij Marer caueo folly Hopkins,a valuable Library corisistmgef Medical nd -Miscellaneous BookJ. Immediatety tberenfter l shall sell at the Planta fion. neatL ltaleigb; all . bi Stock, -co naistln n- CaUiet Sheep and Hog-; Terms . made knos-a - on. uivy oifcaae., , -r . . - - V T THOSf. G. SCOTTvTrustee. BN Thursday, I7th December will be eeli cV J .. the Pkntaiion of the,lateDr. Willlara IL Hunter, all hlsjTarming utensils, Com, fodder, Hayr&c.";Teimiofaale---sivraonths credit, the purcbaseragiving-Dond with approved security, ' TH.OS.G.'SCOTT, Adni'r. .J3UT Mru M.OX9. VJ u t Pubi ished, .. - . BT - ' j.'gAles ksQit, xUfi-ffcs' Rep:Tt.VeU rv ( . . y . - - H
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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