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steb will also appear in the Weekly Paper, free of
Wharge.
Letters to the Editor must he,osTrPAii). .-
BELECTED FOR THE REGISTER.
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THE PARENTS OF PETER THE GREAT.
The Czar Alexis lchaelowistch, was a
kvidower ; gentle and affable, he lived famil
iarly amongst his subjects, and often conde
scended to ask them to dine with him, with
out ceremony. ; One day, being t the house
of a gentleman named MatweOf, he found
the table set, and he said to him 4I will dine
with thee ; but on condition that I derange
no one." Immediately after, the wife of Mat
eof entered the 'apartment, with a young
San and a girl ;ihey;sat down to table ; the
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JuZaT cpuivc iiiuc, aic uiutu, auu caai many
ooks on the yonng girl who was a stranger
o him." - After diner he said, " I know thy
ifd, I have seen thy son, -but 1 knew not
how hadst a daughter. Thou never told me
hou hadst. '",; My Lord, she whom you
aire seen7 is not my daughter ; she is the
aughler of one of my friends."' " That girl
s very pretty she ' has much sweetness of
ountenance. 1 can assure your Majesty,
hat she is yet more amiable than she is beao-
iful ; she is a charmm? character ; mild.
Inodest; and intlustrious.' You must en
leavour Matweofv to settle her well ; she
nerits it, from the picture you have drawn,
ind from such a countenance she deserves a
rood hasband." I think much about it Sir;
but it is not a very easy matter : all require
ortune, now-a-days (this was in 1670,) and
he has none.' 11 will look out, myself, for
match: that may suit her ; think you .well
bout it, and in a few days we shall see what
s to be done. r -
The Czar went out,leaving Walweof eual
y charmed with his frankness and benevp
lence. vvnen Alexis, some imie time, after.
law Mat weof again, .he jsaid to him: Well,
hast thou found an husband for thy pretty
protegee r Sir,: I have some prospect; but
in opportunity is yet jvanting lb speak, my
mind ; and I fear, as I told your Majesty,
that want of fortune will be an obstacle.' I
am farther advanced than thee, Matweof, for
I think I have found what you wish. " The
match is, in every respect, eligible ; and I
hope she will not refuse the offer : it is, an
husband tich enough for; both"; a good tem
pered, worthy mahi iff a very, respectable situ
ation." '
Matweof, expressing himself in the high
est terms of gratitude, said Sir, may I pre-
sume to ass. on wnom ine cnoice is iaiien y
Thou shalt soon know ; go and brbg in the
lovely girl;. I will question her myself.' The
Lzar addressed her, made her equivocal pro-
posais, Duiwiinouiuiscovenng nis intentions;
and when she went out, he took Matweof
by the hand, and said : My. friend, I will
not keep thee long in suspense ; . I am every
day more charmed with Natalia so was she
named) and the husband I intend for her is
myself.1 Matweof immediately, fell at his
feet, and alter bavins expressed astonish
ment at the signal honour intended his youne
charge, he said : My "Lord, I have brought
up XSataua ; she is distantly related to me,
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ana l am as mucu inierestea in ner nappi
ness as if she was my own child; but I should
become an object of hatred and jealousy to
the whole Uourt,who would think 1 had usee
stratagem, and arUfice, to dxaw. Jw)ur Majesty
into such ait alltance. Put off. Sir, I beseech.
you, making known your intention "
sembte together, according to custom,' tho
most beautiful young womejt-of your empire
Natalia shall be admitted among, the number,
and you. shall be master' of your, choice:, ii
will be the same to your Majesty in the end.
and 1 shall not be exposed to disgrace.' .The
Czar approved this expediehU'and in a short
time proelaiiried Ills intention xf marryipg I
again, aou ms wa io mane cnoice jrom ne
daughters of his tioble subjects.' Natalia was
the subject he selected ; he loved her, and
tie was beloved again. He sought a wife of
simple and modest, manners, he found such
in Natalia,, and she constituted the happiness
of his life. rHe lhid by her Peter I.: her
name was Natalia Kesilowna Narischin.
: SUPERNATUAL INTIMATION.
Edward Lord Herbert, of Cherbury.a dis
tinguishedT Warrior, Statesman, and Philoso
pher, who served bis; Kihgi; James Ij tif
ngianu,wuii so mucu zeai in me ucia, -anu
Cabinet! of France7 gives 'thisextrabrdinaiy
account of a supernatural - ihtimatiotf - witb
which he was favoured while Ambassador at
Paris. 1 . ' - 'i" v't;
" My book, having been begun by idd in
England and formed there in all its jprincij
pal partsj' was1 finished itt Fraricerll nay
spare hours' which I -cOuld get from mV visits
and negotiations being employed to perfect
"is worK.a.s soon as u:was aone l commu
nicated it to Hugo Grotius.the great scholar.
Jho having escaped t IrUhe 10
uunines, came into p rance and was wel
comed by me. 'aii'd MonsTielera 6also.n an
other of the most famous critics of ChristeB-
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dom. After these two had perused it. and
given it more commendations than it is fit for
me to repeat, they earnestly exhorted me to
print and publish it ; howbeit, as my. whole
book was so different from any thing which
had. been written heretofore oilthe same
moral subjects, 1 found that 1 must either re
nounce .what I had riow written Jcpncerning
the method of finding out i truth, or hazard
myself to a general censure, concerning the
wfeole arguments of my book. . !j
. I mtist confess it did. not a little animate
mjp, that the two persons, above mentioned,
made exceptions to this anticipated general
repugnance, and did so highly valine it ; jret
as I knew it would meet with much opposi
tion, I did consider whether it were not better
for me a while to suppress it, ' Being thus
doubtful, and !n my chamber one fair day in
summer my.casement being opened towards
the South, the sun . shining , clear, and no
wind stirring, I took my book' in my hand,
and kneeling on my knees devoutly, said
these word : O thou eternal God; author
of the light which shines upon me, and giver
of all inward illuminations, I do beseech thee
of thy. infinite goodness to pardon a greater
request than a sinner. ought to make! I am
not satisfied enough whether( ' I shall publish
this took. " If it be for thy glory, ! beseech
thee give me some sign from heaven ; if not
I shall suppress it! , "
I had no sooner spoke these words, than
a iouu, vnmign geuun uuib caie iroui
Ik a . f H S mmm am 1b tv A 4 t-k mm, my m mm. M mm 4 1
HFaveus iur ii was iiiic uuiuuig uu caiuii
which did so comfort and cheer me, that I
took ray petition as granted, and that I had
the sign demanded, whereupon I resolved to
print my book. This (how strange soever
it may seem) I protest before the eternal God,
is true ; neiUier am I any way superstitious
ly deceived herein, since I did not only clear
ly hear the noise, but in the serenest sky
that I ever saw, being all without Colud; and
I did, to my thinking, see the place whence
the sound came.' .
Whatever . this Extraordinary noise may
have been, whether a supernatural sigh, giv
en especially from the the heavens, in an
swer to his prayer ; or an ideal impression
on his senses, created by the vividness of im
agination ; or a' natural " but fneiplieable
sound issuing; from some invisible contact of
the elements; it at least proves the' admirable
principle of Edward Lord Herbert, that what
ever he would give to the world should be
to the glory of the giver of all genius,, wis
dom, and abilities. Did this .spirit pore in
fluence our modern writers of every? descrip
tion, we should not have so mnch false phi
losophy, so many almost libertine works of
fancy pouring from the .press
It is well known that when CongreVe drew
near his last, moments, ill tne bitterness ot I
A .mm. mi -.MMMaMaZlAM M K Wm mAmIi ' ttM AMAMM I
con8iuuarFcrvcr.tuiiui uiBgriuus., .c gru:
.H alnnrl. nnl HpolarpH flint it tvaa thfl mpm.
nrv of thP lirht srpnpji in hi rAavm? Sibhiph
sat so neavy on nis. parting squi. ne wouia
give worlds, he said, to commit every line of
those applauded dramas to the names.
It would be well if every writer, whetrer
his work be lone or short, ffrave or gay,
would reflect when he is writing it, ?on what
it may possibly appear to him in; the last
hours of his life, in the retrospection of a
death bed. 4 -L
,Lord Herbert was one of the most accom
plished men of his time. He possessed a fine
person, a neart iormea to aenve pleasure
from love, and all theelegance of ranik youth
and fame. " He was surrounded by nattering
friends in the shape of Soldiers, Statesmen,
and Princes. He was adulated by women
of all degrees, and even Queens were jeal-
uus 01 ills smiles, ou iuuiicu, iiuo yuuug
and amiable nobleman is seen sacrificing all
their incense on'the altar of his Creator; he
kneels devoutly before it and casting the first
fruits of his genius to the earth, dictates it all
to Him, or begs that it may perish ! This
humility and piety is as exemplar as it - is
admirable. ' ' v
' " ' From the (Tenn.) Farmer i :
TRANSPLANTING TREES.
; The proper seasons for transplanting orna
mental and 'other trees and shrubs, are the
months of October, November, March, and
ApriU In this cUmate, it is preferable that
they bfe transplanted in October or1 Novem
ber ; in colder climates, or when the season
commences unusually soon and severe, it is
best that the more delicate shrubs ana trees
be removed in the Spring. Those which are
natives of countries colder than the one to
which they are removed, may be transplanted
either in the Spring or Autumn-; but plants
transferred to a less favorable climate should
be removed in. the, -Springs when they - are
better calculated to support the change witu
out injurynd receive every .advantage that
the warm season can anora. l rees ana piants
may be safely brought to this and anyother
South or Western State trom tne ormern
cities in the Spring, and are not more liable
to die on the way, than those that are native
to our soil m bemg earned iromtne neiu to
another. Choice fruit or other trees can oe
obtained at the North, and if they are well
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packed, no fear need jbe entertaiaed from the j
J J - .w.. -. . I .
is our opinion that the Peach, JrlQuli and
PfiAvrc!' chr.M u . JatzX-i iWi. 3nf
thtiw'siM-nmll. Amiim. S -VWtV
Any tree however, the most delicate may be
successfully transplanted in AulUQin,if a little
protection is afforded them by covering' the
rodts with strw, moss, or evergreen bushes',
during the) first winter s1!
. Maxim Honot and integrity alwava com.
raand respect iVoxn the IrididuaEndprofliffate,
and they will aUuad when, crowns crumble to
the dust "and axe 'forgdtteh ind wn'Man's
best monuments have passed away.
FLOWER3 SHRUBS.
Why does riot every lady who can afford
ii auu. wn cannot nave a uerantnm or
or some other flower in her window? -It is!
yery cheap its cheapness is next to nothing
ii you raise n irom seed, or trom a slip ; and
it is a beauty and a companion. It was the
remark of Leigh Hunt, .that it sweetens the
air, Rejoices the eye, links you with nature
and innocence, and is something to love.
And if it cannoUove you in return, it cannot
nate lyou : r it cannot utter a'hatp.fnl thinor:
even for youf neglecting it J for, Jhough it is
all beauty, it has no vanity, and, such beinir
thecase, andlivineas it does Purely to do
u i1- iy uuc purely t uo
you goodnd afford yon pleasure. how will
you be able to neglect it? We receivei "in
imagination, the scent of those good nktured
leaveS'. which allnw vhii in Mrfv flT iKol,
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S? ""i .7r Un&Tr. 'or gpoq natured
m?y are in mat respect aoove ail otner olants
Land fitted for the hospitality of your room.
iiie very leel of the leaf has a household
warmth in it something analogous to cloth-
ing ana comiort.- Boston rraveuer.
PHORE IVEW GOODS!
Late arrivals have pla
ced in possession ofibe
i undersigned, an audi
ttnn.t Minnlv aF T A
Tks PLE FATTC YDR Y
mmtruuu3t among wuicn
I f 1 r ! T s,l -1
UiSiSaUnFrmehahdEnglithPHnts.Mua.
I m mrm. m m "
Una, Flannels, 4c. ?c
He has also, to rent, on accommodating
terms, an Elegant STORE ROOM,
and several comfortable upper Rooms in j
his IS ew Brick Building.
j B. B. SMITH.
January 27, 1841. 9
NEW GOODS.
JUol received htly cases
. Straw Goods, consisting of all
rt tia litia. n, T .bernnm iV Ntrnur
j . . b ... )
Rnnnata all Af wtiiM, ... rF I
thrown mannfecmre.
Also 1000 Nun's BonnetrJ
60 dozen xi and boxes, and &
large assortment of Flowers,
which makes our assortment
i eaual to anv ever onered in
this State all of which we will sell for cash as low
as can be purchased in New York. '
K WARREN, J9ARPENTER& CO.
Sycamore slreet.
Petersbore, March 18 - w4t25
SPRIIVC STOCK for 1841.
1 Wholesale.
I am now in possession of a large and
well selected assortment of HATS of
the Various qualities, - manufactured ex
presaly for me. ; Having 2 visited )he
ilil&mit' Uaniifoifnrioa nrlv in. Tanna.
Lyf fiveB out my oroers that sufficient time might
be given for, getting them op in a superior manner,
f Saa1 MA: Vasl4anitll in MTV 4xV t9 T tf AtSl W W4imfmTt-mf tXrYiSt I
f r,"j vVzr'A. " 1? JTiL s II rrZ-il
lmena purcnasing meir uopu in wm rwnwuiswiu
Richmond Markets, but also those who may pass thro
on their way further NorU to an examination of nay I
stock. . i -:' ' . .
I hayO also an unusually large assortment of Palm
Leaf and Leghorn Hats, all of which I am determined ,
to offer on the most accommodating terras.
1 -p PRANCI MAJOR,
! 8ycamote street
Petersburg, March 18. w4t25
- ' VARNUM, EGERTON & GO.
! STCAMOE ST. PKTBBSBXraO, VA. ,
A RE now opening a more extensive, complete and
A desirable, assortment of Fancy , and Staple DRY
UOODS than they nave ever had ; selected witn. great
rA An A unflar thA mrct favmhlfl riwnmtlflTirp fcr
wholesale and retail trade. ; They would respectfully J
aik the attention of dealers to their stock. 1eine Confi-1
dent' that their prices are as low, and their terms at
liberal as any House in the Slate. - -
i JACOB B. VARNUM
j ROBERT C. EGERTON,
I JOSEPH H. PALMER. ;
March 25 3w25
BOOTS SHOES.
t Having considerably extended my
business in the manufacturing- of I
BOOTS and SHOES, I am now
. enabled . to keep constantly on hand
an assortment of Gentlemen s bhoes of dinerent
qualities.! ' I would thank those who wish a good arti
cle, and are disposed to encourage our own Mechanics,
to gire me a caH, with the Cash ; as in future, I shall
sell .on no other terms. . ;
. CC?. Gentlemen wishing to see something very su
perior in the Boot line, will please call and examine for
inemseives. , . v. vvniixu.
Raleigh; March 22 6t25 ; i ' '
atZ ADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTa
9 RY'
Citizens of
-The undersigned respectfully infbr.,
respecuuiiy inwrl
Citizens lof.Raleigh and the rtjacent Counties, that
he has jecenUy opened an JMajisnoqeAton X ayctte-
tabuahment on Favctxe-I
ville street, four doors North of the Post Office, whaiQ
he intends-to keep constantly on hand, as well a to
make to 'order, the ' following articles, which he will
dispose of to Cash or punctual Customers, on as good
terms as tan be parchased elsewhere, viz: - Best stitch
ed, plain and ahafteaa Baddies ; Common, do. Undies,
Martingales and Saddle bags, together . with every
other article usually kept in similar Establishments,
His materials were selected by himself, and are Of the
best' that can be purchased in the Northern Markets.
From a long experience in business, he feels justi
fied in saying that, for nearness and durability, his
wont eannov oe aurpB8eu.v eysuuujj nuiuu m
from persons wanting articles in his line, previoua
1. . 1 tt r..ii i: t.
fry exertion on bis part to give enure satisfaction to an
who mavl favor hirh with their rjatronage. Old Work
fcMV1 j r . g ;
repaired With neatness and despatch j,
Also for i sale, an, Excellent , Brass mounted
SULKT
GEORGE FISHER.
March!
25 3m26.
WHOLESALE: The Subscribers
would inform 'Merchants' and. others,
that they ' have received their: Spring
' supply of Fur, Leghorn and Palm Leaf
DATS, f the latest and most' approved styles,
which wiH be oflered at the lowest possible prices.
Petersburg, Va. March 20. 25 4t
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ta.
Watch and , Clock Maker .
JEWELLER AND SILTERSMrTH, 1
RespectfcNy informs his old customers and friends,
pnbh eeneralry, that he is prepared to repair
lk,n4ff Walcbe8 JeweHery; and Silver
"fJTT 817 I' 6 hV
kilful and stead v workman and will besides also
gi,e the business hi. persona! attention ; ami from
his knowledge of all the different branches of busi-
n8 he flatters himself that he wiH be able to give
general satisfaction.
ma ouop is in me oivre former- 1
Iv occUDied bv HazlettKvle. deeeased. taearlv Anno.
lheewAlarketHouse: ' " :"' -
visiting the City would find it totheir interest tO'give
him a call, as his prices will be such as to suit the times.
Raleigh, March I, 1841. '91
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rtate of North Carolina. Craven Coun-
3 (y County ,Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February jerm, A. D. 1 841.
Tyrannic Tlrttxni nor Jnhn T)rnnor onrl Jnn. Yia
wife, rthe said Jane the daughter and only child of
k ' I
Dawson Dowftme Bernard. John. Edward and Jane
Lionnelly, (who are the children of U arbara jJonneUy,
otherwise Downing,) Edward Donnelly, son of Mary
Donnelly, (otherwise Downing,) John, Samuel, Robert
and Edward Downing, (children of Jane Downing,)
f STITIOSEBS-f .
Aeainsi.
John M. Roberts, Administrator of Edward Down-1
ing, Kose Quin, (widow 6t James Qom, and danghter I
of Mary Donnelly,) Michael McC lemon and Sally his
wife, (the said baHy being also the daughter of said
Mary Donnelly,) James, Dawson and Francis Down
ing (who were sons of Jane Downing aforesaid,)
Defendahts.
It being proved to the Cbort, that the Defendants,
Rose Quin, (widow of James Quinf) Michael Mc
Clernon and Sally his wife, James Downtne. Dawson
Downing and Francis Downing, are not inhabitants of
,u - T. : -- l v .v.-:.i rt-- ui:
-ww . 11, la wucint WT UiO WaUX VUUIU VUttl UUU1U
t?"0".00 mfac ' "w". successively, m me
"""'P register na tne ua ose uin, Micnaei
iTiviciuuu auu daily uia wue, dames UQwmng. 4aw-
son Downing and Francis Downing-, appear at the
bounty tvourt ot fleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven
County, at tne Court-house in Newbefn,'- orj the sec
ond Monday of May next, and plead, answer or de
mur to the said petition, otherwise the same will be ta
ken pro confeewr against them and heard accordingly.
Witness, James U. btanly,- Clerk of said Court, at
rsewbem, the second Monday of February, A.D. 1841.
v -rr - J. O; STANLY, Clerk.
Pr. A,dv.$6 25. , :, 20 5w
ROWTON,
nf th SUIZA TSTVECER
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This celebrated and nnsuTpaased English Race
Horse and capitar Stallion, will stand the present sea-
son at Wilton, Granville county, ,N. C at ,$50 a
Mare, and. $75 to insure, due whenhe is ascertained
to tie with foal, or isparted wiih,withl to the Groom.
The season money will be due the 1st of July,' at
which time the- season expires. Mares fed at 33
cents per day ..which must be paid before they are re
moved. Black servants boarded : free of 'charse.
Great attention shall be used to prevent accidents and
escapes, but no responsibility for any which may hap
pen. I pledge ray sell to my friends and patrons, to do
them justice in all respects, If they will send 6 Row-
ton. For his racing in England and that of his Colts,
see hand bills, . ,
EDWD. H. CARTER.
Wilton, March, 1841. 26 Uune t.
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3 VT-
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Pitt Goun
dou rt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb
ruary Term, 1841.
William R. Somerell vs. Rufus K. Hearo.
Original Attachment.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Kufus JC Hearn not an inhabitant of this Stale;
It is ordered bv the Court, that tmblieatior be mla
in the Raleigh. Register for, six weeks, that the said.
nolus a.. Hearn appear before the Justices of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Pitt, at the Court-house in Greenville,
on the first Monday in May next, and replevy or the Court, that publication be made in the Raleihg
plead -to, Issue, . judgment final will be entered Register for six weeks successirely,' notifyingaard de
against him, x . .;V. . . . fendant to be and appear before the "Justices of -our
Witness, A rchibald Parker.CIerk of our said-Court. I nt f ?onrt of Pleaa and Quarter Sessions tobe held
at Office in Greenville, the firstonday of February, j
A. D.1841. ' " ' ''! , 1
ARCHIBALD PARKER, Clk.
ClTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Pitt Coun-
ty Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb
ruary Term, lS4li -
Wnifam Clark vs. John Sailer1.
' Original Attachment. ' -
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
John Sailer ianot an inhabitant of this Slate 1 It is
ordered by the Caurt, that publication be made in the
Raleigh Register .for six weeks, that the said John
Saifer annear before the Magistrate of the Conrt'of I
Weas and Quarter Seasions. to be held for the countv I
of piu m. u,e Court-iouse in Green viite," on the first
e o;, .1 k. fAnr. ;n r.. u a . 1
Monday in May next, and -.replevy or plead to issue,
or ludsment final will be entered asaioet him.
Witness, Archibald Parker, Clerk of our said Court
at office in Greenville, the first Monday in February,
A. D, 1841.
ARCHIBALD PARKER. C Ik.
-rrm-wS k w a rrwgfw Tk. r.. s.i, I
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be rejected,' and the plan of Pcstalozzi will be pursued
as much as -possible, namely, to develope the powers
SMW mm ' -mr w. vmrw IflW aw mrw WW SHf
of the mind by presenting: ideas and not s mere mass
of words. The memory will be exercised, but not
over taxed.
Aa central a location as can be pcored, will be
chosen ibr the School. . : . - -'h )'' A
Children will be admitted from the age of three to
seven. .. ; ; . t 1.
Tsas Th first C!ass,which will embrace the
elements- of Natural Histdry,Hitoryt Natural. Ph meaUb
osophy, Arithmetic, Geography. Grammar. Writinir.l eral share of lheu1 poblic patroaage, and ITv- merand
lend Drawing, perSesaion,
I Drawing, 'peroesaion, . ; . Hlo 60
Second Class, - ' - " r-: jf 50
VSTaird Class,'.-'. '. v 0 60
r CI? Those who wish to patrooixe the 8cboot, will
be so ood as to send their names to Miss Memsb,
at Mr. LreMessuricT s, corner of Morgan and Salisbu
ry streets. . Feb. 12. 14
I Rotates of JTorth Carolina Lenoir Coqn-
tr. Codrt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan v
Iwy Term 1841. ; - '; W. ' c . r-
Stephen White, . - -.' T.I i .- v-,-v - t - j-J
vs. .r : ... vunguul Atlacnmeni, levied, c.
Bryan Burnet. J ' . i 7 ,
. it appearing- to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Bryan Burnet is not to inhabiun't of this State i It
is ordered that notice be given; by public .advertise
mentintbe Raleigh Register; forsix weeks, thathe
said Bryan Burnet appterore the Court of Pleas
tnd Quarter Sessions, to be held for tho . county (of
Lenoir, at the Courthouse in Kinston, on. the firs!
MorU?fl V flf Anril nTi. ami Mnla mnA nlon1 tniun.
or jndgmerit final will be entered uri against him on
m attachment. Witness; LewbC; -Desmond. 3!erk
of W Court, at Kinston; th first Moiiday of Jar
a n id.ii ' . ivwrac xvatrfJr on. .
'V P7Adr $5 Tea . H 6W
gJTATB OF NORTH CAROLINA Lenoir
rs7 " j m i wu ucuwt umivui
January lerm, t4i.
Daniel Andrews, ,
vs. . Original Attachment, levied, dec.
Bryan Burnet. .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that.
Bryan Burnet is not an inhabitant of this States It
isjprdered that notice be given by public advertisement
in the Raleigh Register, for six weeks, that the said
Bryan Burnet "appear before the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the coo nty of Lenoir,'
Uh.? Courthou8e ifa Winston, on the firstMondayof
r wl I aAw nl AVlAwvt And rtlaA Sa inniiik m,m a..L
"!u. F-'V I"P
ment final will be' entered up against him on thia at
tachment. Witness, Lewis C. Desmond, Clerk' of
said Court, at Kinstoh, the first Monday of January,;
A. D. 1841. LEWIS -U. DESSMQND, Clerk. V
Feb. 18. Pr, Adv. $5 62 14 6w ,
?tatebf Nortli CarbllnaLenoir Coun
Olv. Coutt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Janii''
ary Term,. 1541.
William Fhiliips,
William Jordan,
William Ormonil.
i Danieh Mary, 8tephen
and John Fish, infants,
by their Guardian, '
Petition for partition of the
Viands of the late John Fish',
Samuel H. Coward,
deceased.
VS. 4
Abner Coleman and
Mary Coleman. "
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Abner Coleman and Mary Coleman, the defendants,
j are not inhdbitants of this Slate : It is ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Re
gister, for the said defsocants to appear at the next
term of said Court, to be held for the county of Le
noir, at the Courlhouse ih Kinston, on the first Mon
day of A pril next,! and plead, answer or demur, of
the petition in this case will be taken pro eonfesso,
and set for bearing: - r : ... -.
' W it ness, Lewis O, Desmond, Clerk of said Court,
at Kinston, the first Monday of January v"l84l..' -
LEWIS .C, DESMOND, Clerk.
Feb 12 PrAdV$5 2J " : U6r-
jTate of north Carolina, w am
3C00HTT, Court -of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Vbruary Term, 1841. - j
Samuel G. Smith and Wife Sarahs Isham Baucom,
James Nott and Wife Gillv. Gray Dunn and Wife
Lydia, Wesley, Johnson, Berry Johnson,, f ark H.
Whitaker and wife Emily, Willis Johnson-
vertui. . t ;
TJriaa Baucom, Ransom Busbee and Wife Har
riet, Gustin Banks and Wife Candace, ' and Sidney
Baucom.... - ; : i - - .
Petition for Division of Land. ;'v
It appearing to the salisfaction xf the Court, that
Ransom Busbee and Wife Harriet, Gustin Banks
and .Wife Candace and Sidney Baucom, who are
Defendants in this case, are not inhabitants of .this
State ttt is therefore orderedhy the Court, that publi
cation be made in the ' Raleigh Register for six' weeks,
uccessiteiy, notifying said - non-residents to iei and
appear before the Justices of our next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held, for the .County of
Wake, at the Court Heuse in Raleigh, on the third
Monday in May next, then and there to demur to and
answer this Petition, otherwise the Court will proceed
19 bear the same ex parte as to them.'and to grant an
order for partition according to. the prayer of the' Pe
titioners.. . . . ;
Witness, Alfred Williams. Clerk of said.Court at
Office in Raleigh, the third Monday of February, 1 841 .
i 21 A; WILLIAMS, C. U.
dilate of North Carolnau WakeCoun-
3 ly Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Feb
ruary Term, S 841.
Ransom H. 8milh, ) "
vs. - v Attachment levied on Land.
Hardy T. Lewis. y '
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Caurt htat
the defendant Hardy T. Lewis, in this case; Is not
an inhflhitnnt of this State i It i tbn-efnre ordered 1V
far the County of Wake, at the Court House, in Ha
leigb, on the 3d. Monday in May next, then and there
to repletjrand plead to issue, otherwise jadgmenthy
default will be granted against him, and the land le
vied upon condemned, subject to the s lainuff'sreco
very, r't",! v v 1 j .-.-.; U i. c:it
Witness, Alfred Williams, Clerk of oar said Court,
at office, in Raleigh, the third Monday ef February,
Q TATE OF NOJiTH jCAROLINA,-
LTt Cra-vsm CotJirry Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions.? February rTerm, A, D. 1841.
n.rAr Rn,.n r.nU. 1TUW-,.,
nl Ami hi. wife. Jniia Gardner and nnnn, M.
, n.-' . , '.
Gardner, Jfetatpntrst -
Lofer w E. M. Wadaworth:- James B.' Wads-
worth, and Thomas Wads worth. Defendants,
- ' fruuum jar wvuton oj.Liana, :-
It being proved to the Codrt that ins Defendants
are not inhabitantaef this State, It is ordered by the
I . 1.1: : t ' 1
saiu vouri, puuiicauon uo raaue ior ne weess,
ll.ihtl M Wm. .ml n..,t., KWMAM. AffT..MM iAM
ty; at the Court Honse in Newbern, ! on the second
Monday of May next, and make their defence-to tins
petition, ' or the said petition Wilt be taken : pro ion-
festo agai-sst them; and bear4 accordingly. i
Witness, James U. Stanly, Clerk, of said Conn at
Newbem, Uie 2d Monday of February, A. D. I4f.
- j;s a,w : -v. jtj-j. Qi 8TANLY,iderkl s
March 18. PrAdv."$S. ir24fiw;ii
1
V V hongbr the Washington Hotel,- J therefore
Iseeu-tdo not use every asetnoU te reaneT ttmileocB-
1 fortable and happy, wbQe iamy, hops Great' rmin
1 tses ' are, seldom redeemed ICawefbre-shttjaala
I none; but invite all to ; stop fend, try . for themselves,
J My prices will be moderate as osual In similar plaeea.
A. 8. WYNNE.
pi; va
till. May let.
:.v.'.'VJi'i Jii. on
" k anxious af carrying fhuyexe.
cution his long' cherished intention of itrooyjhg to'
the West, offers for sale that very, valuable IaWuW 'i
taent, in thsfeCity. of Raleigh,, known ari theiClTY
HOTISL. Having h&4 personal charge & thf Hotela
Ibr several years, the Subscriber, can speak, from Jjiis
own knowledge as loathe prbdHctiveneas and yalue of
the property.' Xo a person, who lsr weiracqoiintd' ,
with the bostnessj the certainty if. i profitable Irivisr
ment nf his money '-will be erture It irwi'ysx hasf
commanded, and, from Us eligible 'sHuaUotpliraya
must command a far;propoitienofcaaton'Itaa
vantages as a Public House arrtoo Unmerbn ,toJ he
detailed ia an Advertisement, oat can be; alemonsurt'.
tea io any one lnciraea xo jmrcnase; - i ne j.erma py
sale, which win be very aceotnmddatmg;fyb :
known on applications i4ftjlt"fa-'Ki:'l
iU",ar" 4iAl?lEL MURRAYf
Raleigh, Jan 27, 1841. t U-"':&i
A.The'fobsiihs'a PIsjhTation'of ,
200Acres bf LaridsUui' within. 2 mUca'otvRa.'
leiga. Known o in uuiu frnvu:'
Standard and, 55tar,-Ul forbid, 4
State of JTortti' Cai'ollnni LenoW Coon-.;
ty.; Court t PleAf and Quarter Sesskn, JaalxH
ary Term, 18413
WilHam HollarxLT f ? k
vs. ' VOHgihal AtUchtnent, levioOe
Bryan Burnet. 3 : ' "i 1 -..
It appearirig to the satisfaction f the Cowr. Afiat
Brran Burtiella not an inhabhaht f this 8tate.rr .
is ordered that tiotice be gi ven by pttblic ad vertWe-0
iuci.i m me naicign negisier, ior srx weeas, nai me
said Bryan Burnet appear before lbs Court' of Pleas''
and Quarter Sessions 6 be held for the cunry ht
iu uvuiiuuui.-iu.uiiiuuii, viriuv am
Monday of A pril next, and replevy and' plead ttf fs-
sue, 'or judgment fiharwilllVnunpagiin
on tbi attachmehfe '' W
Clerk of said court, at Kinston, the first MendayoP
Jannary-A. DrtSMih-W'-t
Feb 1 " .Pi At$mi'&A iJWfe
taite ofXor tlx Carolina,- LeooirCoonv
ty. . Cowt of Pieas ahd Quarter Sessions, Jan-
uary
William
lam xiouanu uu, Jh.i!.ii t....t.l . -,
- Bryan Burnet, ir ci ty'.fe Yf . f.
It appearing te; the satisfaction of the. Conrt that .
Bryan Bui net is not an irrhabitaiU of this 8tst t It '
is ordered that oeiice be given by ; public derUse- s
ment in' the Raleigh. Register,' for. six weeks, that the ,
said B ry an Burnet appear -before the Cnurt of Pleas
and Quarter 8esionsi to be" held : for the county1 rif;
Lenoir, at the tfdurtbouse in Kiiistruv oa the itix?.
Monday of April-nxU Sad replevy and plead toitH
sue, or judgmont final will be entered ap sajnst.hirn
on this attachment.', Witness,.' Lewis C. Desmond
Clerk of saidtourt, at Kinston; tire' first Monday.nf "
JaniiaryVA:Wl4n V3 rrLuy J
'': ' v f. LEWIS. .C. DESMOND,- Clerk.' "
Febl2 . r iPr Advj $63 t .r h llt ftwr- ;
nary
James E. . MetU,".
vs. , Original Attachment, levied, oco. .
It appearing . to the saUs&ctioti of the Court, that
Bryan Burnet is not an inhabitant of .,lhis Staler' If "
ifl'orderedhat notice be given by public advertise'
meirt in aRyeif hlTester for fcm?t!ii(itui
said Bryan Burnet appear before1 the Ctorxnpf Pleas
and Quarter : Session, ta be held for the eooqry''cf 4
T - - . a 1 ' - X ' . IT. . . , - , m -
ueouu, at iuo ouruionse. in . JDvnaipQ, on me .nrst
Monday of April nexu' and replevy and plead to issue.-.
orjddgment fihal wiil be entered tip against hint on4 '
thir attachment Witness, Lewis CiDesmona7CIeTk 1
of sskl Court at KirWtoBlhe first Mondsy-of Jana '
fyj A. U; 1841 fill WIS C. DESMOND, -Clerk. iU
Feb 11
Pr,A4xJ-62J?
it
ate,of Ifortb Carolina LeriofrCoaa
ty. Court of. Pleas and Quarter Sessions; 'Jan?
oafy Term, 184K
Daniel Andrews,
Original Attachment, levied, dec.
, ...
Bryan Burnet.
1
Tt appearing to the satisfaction of the Courts tkat "
Bryan Burnet is nbt sn inhabitant of thhr State; It1
is ordered thar notice be given, .1 pbHe arnise.'
ment in the Raleigh Register for sis weeksthai th a ,
said .Bryan Burnet appear before the Cortef. Pleas 'i
and Quarter Sessions,: toi be held for., toe coontj. of.'.
Lenoir, aV the Courthouse in "Kinston, on the fi rst '
Monday of April next, and replevy and pliad tolssne',
or judgment' final will be entered tip sgslnsf hHrSfoht -this
attachment ' Witness Lett! C. Destnond,lDlerkr i
of said Court at Kinston, the first Monday of Janeaiyv,. i
A. D. 1841. r LEWIS C, DESMOND. Clerkv;
Feb. . u:.;'tfkM-&:in:?.-- iw,.
State of Ndrtli CaroUria.-LenoirCotin-ty.
.XJoort of, Pleae and Quarter Session Jaa
Chauncy Graham,"l t , 1
1 s: ; j - ' V Original AUacteiehtJ'Ievied; 4e.
Brjan Bornet; yFp - ttt ietf v.? ,t..tr-.--
It appearing to tha satisfaction of the Coart, that "1
Bryan Bnrnet,M,not.an4ababitant,of lhisl8tatet It
is ordered that notice be given by public adyertissment
in the Raleigh Register for "six weeks, lhat the said
Bryan BurneLSppear, before lbs Court of Pleas snd
Quarter Sessions; to be held for the eooniy of Lenoir, .
at the' CoHirthoose fa Kinatonori the first Monday e
Apt il nest, an repleyytand plead to Jssut, orjddg
ment final wilt be entered up. against him on this, at-
tachment.; Witneaa' Lewis C J?Mood. -CJefskef,
said Court, at Kinston, the filer Monday of Janbary,
A; D. 1841, h LEWIS" C. DESMOND,, Clerk. h ,
. .Feb 12 r . v . Pt Adv $5 etj , T. t y U dwf-
tate of North Carolina; LenoiV Coun4
gS ty.'" Court of Pleas and Quarter SewoasV Jaarj-Tt
lm&
vs. C Original AlUchment, levied, e;M
Bryan 'Barnet r -'A!iM4J3t!ia ShmJtil i
1 Jt sppesrinflf to the sa.lirfafetionofha Qonr .jhat
Bryan Burnet w doV
is ordered that notice be. given by i-ublic advertise- '
ment lit the Raleigrx Register,' lot six weeks, that the '
said Bryan B araet appUr beforit he Court of Pleas 1
ana ituaner essionsA 10 oe new tor tne-cousty 01 j
Leaeir. at tb Connhoose la -Kinston:' M the first 7
Monday of Ap4t nextrand repteay and plead taiasue, e
r jodgmentnal will be entered up against Jurn, oa ..
this auachmero. Witness, Lewis cVDesmond, Clerk',
of said Cooit Eofctonthe first Monday otfJannary, ,
A-U.rlor4I,Ts IiG WI 7. DESMUn D,' Cierav '
- Via tt m d. .. i ,aa m. i . m ..
vannei &ianiL--cied of kxouhuuf cpauf
for sale at fosrsa's Miitsr 17 miles North sf f!
eigfu. .Th'eJSabscrlber M.lhe-alove Lambtr. meet k
Ivaeaaoned.' leeiher with a larre" andiocxeasia .as :
Cji tate of UTorth CaroUnaLerjmrun-'
3 ly Court of Pleas and Qoarter.SessIensJanv
term, 1841i .Vv-''J sfis .a H
sortmentofotbodicrii . 'i
hfytoe? prlcVihailTmeTttine jirticleeatt bfl)CS;U U'' '
w.b rt i.rthi Kill, las lower' the-crica. - - 1
prompt attention toCall orders addressed tothsuSiU
soriber, P. M. Wakenehl.
February 12.
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