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v Gentlemii '1 hare to request the insert ion
of the accomDanvinff documents in your.next
paper, I feel very sensibly the delicacy of the
subject to which they relate, and regret sin
' eerily the imperious'iiecessity which demands
v of me thecburse I have pursued. ' " In addition
to what has been published, my feelings liaye
-4 been harrassed by accusing letters from men
whose full confidence I liave hitherto enjoyed
and the nuritv of whose motives, I am not
disposed to question. .This publication was
not determined on, before the President had,
on the personal application of a mutual friend,
acknowledged "the receint of mv letter,-and
' : deiined interference: oh his part. The matter
is Submiinedituqu cominent.'" to the judgf
'I rnent of an intelligent and impartial public
; and I sincerely hope, that no after circumstan
ces may render it indispensible to 'the further
. , vindication,' of my character, to lav before
them the incontrovertible evidence withinmy
;power. ; ; ';'.. . -,' ; 1
With respect, your obedient humble ser-t
ft f. WALTER LOWRIE.
V Washington, April 1st, 1824.
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From the Franklin Gazette, Jan: SO, 1 824.
Gen. Jacksow declares that he never wrote
,a letter to the President, advising him to ap-j
po'nt two distinguished federalist artd two
distinguished democrats' as members of his
' cabinet. 'Mr Fibwt, a. member of the Se-j
. nate ot the United States, from PennsplvaniaJ
atates, that he never heard the President of
the "United States read any such letter as that
which has been imputed to Gen, Jackson.''
and that " the President has assured him, thaf
he bad never received such a lettcr."-7-Tbej
;Orijn of this story concerning Gen. Jackson;
,'tre understand to be this : " A personal mn
Vocu friend-of the Printer who has circu-i
Jatedthe charge against Gen. Jacksos, statedJ
. that the : Hon. Walter Low i e. of the Se-j
"fiatv-, informed him, that the President, had
read to; him und Mr. Findlat a letter from
the General, recommending the appointment!
of federalists. Fr ourselves we do not know!
whether such a story was or was not totd by.
the -.personal and political -friend of the
aforesaid printer ; but we do not believe that
, Mr. f t jo wkie ever stated "that the President
had read to him and Mr. Findlay the letter
ascribed to Gen. jACitsoxi because Mr. Mosr
jblo has said that be never received such a let
ter, and because Mr. Lowrjt., a Senator in
Ccngressfrom the State of Pensylyaniajiald
never have invented the idea of a letter hav-
ing been received by the President which lie
never idid- receive.- .We make this statement
from a wish to apprize Mr. Lo.wniE, if he-has
iiot been already apprized, of the reported
; origin of the accusation made against Gen.
Jacksow. We shall, with pleasure, publish
' any refutation or explanation of the story.- -Our
maxim is, " h-t Justice be done, though the
heavens should falL" '
From the Democratic Press of Jan, 20,1824.
M In compliance with the request of our old,
esteemed, and valued friend, Mr. Cremeh, we
pu lish his letter. Justice to ourselves re
quires we should add something on the subject.-
We had more than once heard of the
letter of Gen. Jackson in question, and a short
time since we peiused a letter from a very in
telligent,and respectable, gentleman in Pitts
butg: mentipnihg the fee -that Gen. Jackson
- had recommended the appointment of two
' federalists, bv Mr. Monroe, as part of hrs cab
?nets f. A correspondent in Ifarrisburg likevise-
communicated the same informatum. A few
days agoiTwe neafd of this letter in a rnore tan
gible shape. We were rryfermed that such a let
ter had been read by Mr. Monroe to the two
. Jjentlemen whoTepreseht this State in. the Se-
nate -of the -Union. ;
The facts, as stated to us are briefly these :
, Messrs. Lowrie and ' Findlay. waited oh the
President,' during the session oF. 1821-2, to
remonstrate against the appointment of Mr.
Irish, as '. Marshal of the Western District of
Pennsylvania ; th at the President, on that oc
casion, took an opportunity to speak of the
principles which had governed his adminis
tT'tion, and to show what had been recom
mended to him by some of the most distin
guished individuals in the eountry, and theji
. read the-letter of Gen. Jackson to these gen
tlemen, inwhich he recommends t:ie appoint-
' men ; of 'Wo Federahsts and two Repxiblicans
to constitute the cabinet of his administration:
We have no communication with either of.
' the -Senators from Pennsylvania on this sub
ject, nor do We make" this statement on the
, personal assurance of either of them. We
do, hQ'-vever, believe, that suchj-a letter was ex
hibited to them and to others, ami until we are
assured our inform ants "are much in error, ;we
shall continue to believe theres some strange
misconception on this subject. - " .
There is one simple mode Of testing its ac
; cuxacy Mr -Monroe may have received and
as above stated read such a lie Iter, and vet
have forgotten it ; it is not however probable,
" that Gen. Jackson wrote snch a letter and
couL! have forgotten i. Let Gen.' Jackson
inf rm. the public what are the facts of this
easeVhisr word Jia never yet been doubted,
- and would, on such an occasifin, be implicitly
relied upon. - '
- 1 ' . VTashingtoji, Jan, 17; 1824.
Col.. Johk Bwrxs, '
i Sir : '.Having read in your paper of Wed-.
nesdav last, a charge-against ien. jacKson,
as follows: "We have been led to these re
marks from having recently heard, in such a
manner as to leave no uourt in our mma as to
the truth of the statement, that when Mr. Mon
roe was-about to form his cab net in lSlo- ir,.
" fipTi. Jackson wrote a letter to Mr. Mon
roe, recommending him to appoint two dis
tk;giushcd Federalists andtwo distinguished
Democrats as his Secretaries to for.n his cab-
inet. ' Mr. Monroe has exhibited this letter
more than once, and there "can be no doubt of
v u'the "aiithpntiatf of the statement. 4
The above charge being evidently calcula-
: ted to make an impression that Gen. Jackson
is th Federal candidate, an t thereby to injure
- him. with the democratic party, and believing
that the General's character has been assailed
bv men -who envy talents they cannot equal,
and virtues they cannot emulate, I conceived
h imv duty at once-to ascertain the truth or
falsehood of the above t;harg 1 this morn
ing "called on the President , for information,
who Sat once said the charge was F lse ; that he
n ver had received any such letter ; that Gen.
Jackson never recommended to him but one
person 'or any ofBce ,5 that the individual he
recommended was a distinguished officer in
tJx. ate war, and brie whom Gen. Jackson had
never seen, but, who had been employed in
the military department by both Mr. Madison
4 himself,: and that in the letter f rocom-
mtfndatio. oofSne word was tatt relative to
hi politic&l opmions. A sense of justice der
tnands that the antidote should be administer-
the poison. ' 1 have;tbere!bre, tint? request
of you to piblishAthey Jprenin border to
render justice to the. individual to whom the
nation owes alargefdebt of gratitude. . .:
lv Yours7respectfulIy;'ftc. . .
i : ,r.ss- fp:y : G9' KREMKR. '
Sin After the nomination of Mr. Jrish, as
UlaTshaVof the Western TVirict : of Pennsyl
vania, in the winter of 1 82 1 , rny rcplleague,
Mr. Findlay, and myself, called upon vou to
inform you that his appointment wouldr on
political grounds, be wnacceptable to the
republicans of the district, and that we would
feel it to be our duty to resist its confirmation
by the Senate. You were pleased to express
your satisfaction that we had called upon1
voii, as it irae you an onportunitv to explain
to us your course of policy oh the snbieef of
appointments, Before you proceeded to. state
vour own vews. voi saui vou woum read to
lis a letter on the subject, which vou had re
ceived from j distinguished officer. You
then took from your bundle a leer, which
vou stated to be from Gen. Andrew Jackson,
and read to us a part thereof The part. read,
recommended to yoif,as a measure of policy,
to form your admnistration;by theannoint
ment of "distinguished individuals "from; both
the great f political parties J of the countrv,
without mentioning tlie names of individuals,
Yotr.then proceeded to explain" your oW)
views on the subject generally, and particu
larly "in relation to, tht' appointment of .Mr.
IrisK, but of which it is unnecessiiry now to
speak. " ' i
Tlie circurn:ince of the letter from Gen.
Jackson, was spoken of bv my colleague and
myself, to several members of the - Senate,
whilst t'he' question was pending befiire; that
bolv. On mv return to m' constituents, the
appointment was, of course, the subject' of
conversation, n nau oeen tne cause 01 mucn
excitement, ana .in "'opinion was treeiy ex
pressed, that, in making it, the wishes of ihe
Republicans of. tlie district had been disregarded-'
In answer to comprint? made up
on that subject to mef I stated the view you
hd taken of the matter, in your conversation
with-. Mr, Findlay and myself, and this led
me to speak incidentally oFthe leter of Gen.
Jackson. -The communication to us of . the
letter,' and the expression 'Fvoiir sentiments
on the subject of the appointment having
been hade withou reserve, I was left 'at li
berty to' to4 pursue, that eourse. In taking it,
T acted jyi furtherance of your object, by com
municating to your and ou- cons itu nts, ex
planations which had been made to us for
their satisfaction. At that time, Gen. Jack
son's name was not before be "public. fr
theit sufFrages. He was known to the nation
only as a gallant soldier, who had . rendered
services to his country, which secured to him
the gratitude and respect of most of its citi
zens, among whom I was included.,' Since
he has been named as a candidate for the
office of President, his political opinions have
become a mi 'tr of more interest, and that J
consideration has led to the publication of the
circumstance of his letter to you. That
publication has been made without my know
ledge or assent. Some of th supporters of
Geri. Jackson, deeming the matter of impor
tance, have attributed the original statement
of the existence of such a letter to me, and
have," in various and offensive, modes, im
peached my veracity in relation to it. In 'ad
dition to this; o e of the Representatives of
the State ot Pennsylvania (the Hon. Mr. Kre
nur). in a publication made by him, has de
nit d' the principal facts in regard to the. let
ter, and spoken of all that has ever parsed
between yourself and General Jackson, n
the subject of recommendation for appoint
ments, claiming to have theautliority of a
conversation with you for his statement.;
You will perceive, sir, the very unpleasant
situation in 'which I have been placed by cir
cumstances over which I have had no control :
and it is manifest that, in the determination of
this affair, my character, which 1 trust I valux
as I ought, and which is to be the chief inher
itance of my children, is deeply involved, kit
is in your power, sir, to do justice 'to all. I.
am advised, that when application was made
to you, by Mr. Kremer, the letter n question
had been mislaid, but that it has. since heen
found. Its publicationwould correct erro
neous impressions, prevent future .controversy,-
and, I trust, vindicate my character from
the aspersions which have been cast upon it.
I, therefore, repectfully requestthat this may
bedone, in such manner as you may think
most suitable I ask it, sir, as n act of justice,
which- the Chief Magistrate of the country
will find satisfaction in rendering to one of its
citizens "who conceives that he has been
grossly and unjustly calumniated.
I remain, sir, with great respect, your obe
dient and humble servant,
: v Walter lowrie-.
-James Mowkoe, Fresidt-nt of the XT, S.-
XTTlLL".be sold! at the Court-Houne in
v liorkfordf Surry c -unty, on ;he second
Monday in June next, the following tractsof
land, or was, much thereof as will, tisfy. the
taxes due thereon for the year 1822, .and
costs, 5iC. , " ;
875 acres given in by Thomas ilryant, adjoin-
ins
150'
do. do. Huffh Booth, adioinins J6na-
- -' than ' Robert Stewart's creek'. -
385 ilo do. Margaret Creed,- adjoining; Jo-
'-.' - nathan Roberts, Stewart's Creek, I
150 do.' d Edward .Jone, adjoining Wil
. " . liam F. Flemintr. creek.
100,
do do Richard , Simpson adjoining
jUharl s Smith, Beaver D'am cr k,L V
do do David Lowe- adjoining- Thomas
50
: - ... Lowr,.for 1821, f ! . . ' -,
60' do do George Pouge, adjoining Smith,
, . Grassy creek, . ..".- - '- '-;": : "
200 do do Lucinda'Prichard, adjoining Jas.
Muncus, Bt-aver Dam
330 do not listed of James Howell or James
Harrison,' Harmon's creek,
150 do not listed of Timo5y Coes or Gideon
. ' WoodrufT, on Fox Noles, : ; j.
20Q do given in by John Sisk, . adjoining
v ' Daniel Wright, Mitchell's river, . ?
300
do do Closes: Woodruff's heirs. aHinin.
ng t.pnraira. cvicnoison. v
JOHN WRIGHT. Sh'fr.
April 1824. x H t. - 45-6w.
Price of adv. $3 50. - U.:
X fcwse Vy Jf av isatioiv.
THE Stockholders of the Neuse Biver Na
?viation Company will hold their annu
al Meeting on tlie fourth Monday of the nre-
Si nt month, at the office of the . Secretary of
oiaie, in me vnyw itaieign,; at iu o'clock
in the forenoon.
' - By order " j
Raleigh, April 2, 1 81 4.
M, COOKE, Sic.
44-
fTHE Board for Internal Improvements will
iJL rrieet. laerreablv to sdiournment at Fay-
ettevrfie, on the Jjth ot next montn.Mayj oi i
Board are desire o take notice, 'vi " -:'
iBy-oftler,'-'., AVj-" i '
jVi'fy - "--V V J. GALES, Secy, -.
;f Raleigh, ApriM9, 184. r
If 'STILL' be received bv the Wardens of
? ? "the Poor at their nieetins: on the first
Satimlrij in May, for the building of-ten
framed houses. on the lands late the property
of Mr. Jeliu Scott, dee'd. Timber and the
use of the saw -mill fumished to the underta
ker. ' - : ' . v,.'
Wake county, April 1B"24- ;- , 45
A main of 21 Cocks will be fought at War-
renton, on .Wednesday tneMrr or tne pre
j sent month, between the Virginians
North-Carolinians, for50 the fight, and S50Q
the odd. j :; i ;.. ,
. April 17. .- .;h- " ' v-': . 45tt
1 SNveevstakes Wacfc.
A "S weeps ake mile he Us, by 3 year old
CO J s
and tillies, vi!f be run" over the War-
renton Cfire,on Fri lay the 14th of May
next. 7 f subscribers' at $100 each, half for
feit.. ' ' H; ;!'..:' : . :
' lApririTj , : - . - " " .'4 ' '
4 LExArnJEli M'KEKZIE, living at the
V- Smok.y.Taver'V.on the Yadkin r. ::!,, ten'
miles v est of Fayette ville, en1 ers a dark bay
horse, drooped rump, 14 hands high, about
8 oi- 9 years okL and valued at thirty-five dol
lars. ' '- J - ' -. --.
I . MALCOM RAY, Iianger.
Cumbcrland co. Apr l 15. 1SQ4. 45-3t.
ri7HElE will be a main of Cocks foiuht at
RJ Sparta, Georgia, for 100 dollars, the
fight, 1 000 do! lars, t he okI, lo cam mence. the
17th May next '
April'7, 184. 44-law4w.
ONLY TWO DRAWINGS MOIJF.
The great and splendid Capital
I j . in the : ;
Gravid State Lottery
Of Maryland, which is drawn by the Com-
! mi&sroners appointed by the State, 111
I 'X'ikc city of Baltimore.
! TWO DRAWINGS MORE, , :
Will complete this Lottery, and the following
1 prizes are to be drawn.
18100,000 820,000
10,000 f 10,000
5,000 7 of 1,000
Besides many smaller prizes.
DRA WS 13th MAY.
Tickets, $20 I Quarters,
Halves; " : 10 Eighths,
5
2
0
- J Warranted -undrawn and for sale at
(.' miuws, . '
Lottery and Exchange Office,
1 Baltimore, j
0ASII advancetl for prices as soon as
drawn. And . where was sold and paid two
of the largest prizes ever sold in America,
viWi: No. 759, $100,000, No. 3320, 100,000,
besides many of 50,000, 40,000, Sec. '
Ji TO FH 15 PUBLIC.
Notwithstanding the recent advance of
Tickets in Baltimore, to $20, all orders prior
to the first pt May, inclosing cash post pad at
the, 1 ate of l 5 dollars, will meet prompt atten
tion it addressed to
j - s: G M
April 10, 1824.
ALLEN, Ba tiri;ore.
44-tlstM.
A Last of lifeWers
Reniaining in the Post-(Office at Oxford,
;! i. U. April 1, 1624.
ii Edward C. .Allen, Nlscjn Andrews,
Col.. Amis, James Appleton 2.,
ifl. Rowjand Biyant, srnr. Fsq. Rowland
Biyant, juhr. John ,'Boswell, Maj. Mcajah
BUliock, Kichard II.; JJullock, George Bui
lock, Wm. & Rich 'd Bullock, Thomas Bow
ens, John Barker, Henry J'. Bryan, David or
B urges Avail. ; . '
' C Rev. Jesse H. Cobb, -.William Card-
well, William Cosby, Gfiggle P. Cop eland,
John Chandler, Shem Cooke, Mr. Cardsville,
Miss 1 abittia Ghanctier, Jnq. Manguui orW.
C nedy. : , " ... .
Matthew,!!. Downey, Mrs. Rody Dick
erson, Rev. James Douglass, Harson Daniel,
Cyrus Davis; senr. ' Wdlis Daniel, Absalom
Dayis, Samuel Dowton, James Daniel, Esq.
Robt: Dickins, & Co. Miss Rebecca A. Davis,
.Judge Dphne 11. .': '
4 John M. Evarjs. '
i. Richersoa 1-Yecm.in, William Flem
ining, Robert Frcur, Esq.
-Sary.Gooch, Archibald Gordon, Daniel
Gooch, senr. Esq. Jno. Glass:
.f-Josh; Hutcheraon, Willis Hicks Thos.
or John Howel, Samuel Hays, Lemuel Hob
good, Elvis Ham, Samuel Hunt, Ransom Har
ris, Doct, ThonVas Hunt 4, Solomon Haves.
Margaret Hester, Simeon Hayes, Miss SeTtna
j i arris. ; . . - -
. ' J. Edward Jones 2, Capt Lewellin Jones,
Mos 1 Jqnes, Eq. Gabriel Jones, Nncv, Jin
kins, Poll' Jones, William P. Jinkinsj Miss
A. Mj Jones, . William Jones. -
I A' William Kennon, Rev. Si K. Kollock,
Tsaaclc Kittrell. : ;
X.-Jphri Lopk' X - i . ft
Lewi Mc ze, John Moored Elizabeth
Meadows, John Mangum, James Mufry, John
B. Manier, &1 Co. William Mallerj. v
i FAi Paschali, Esq. Grandison Philpot,
Elizabeth Pulliam, Sliadrick Parrish, Dr. H.
L.;Plummer, Miss Martha Parham. "
R. Clark Royster. 2, John Rust, Banister
Royster, Klizabeth Ragsdale. :
i.j S, - William Salmon, Benjamin Sims, Mar
cus Sanford, JohnSpears, Col. M. Smith, Dr.
John P. Smitli. 1 ; ' ' ,
. T. Warner Taylor; Thomas Turner, John
Taylor, Esq. Thos. & U Ter. r ,
KpJacob. Vintcin., . , T . fr-' y ; " V -;-f-,'r7l--anieVUrnstea.l
v : f i '
i ir.Jos. G. Williams, Clement W'ilkins,
Anderson WijkinsP. M. Washum, WiUiam
Washington, Walker Watkins, Rev. Wm.
Worrel, William Williams, Ephraim Willis,
Win. 11 Welch,5 John West, Thomas H. Wi
ley, Isaac Weaver, Massa Webbp car of
Woodson Daniel. -x - ':"'"
T. J. 11. Yancey, John Y; Young, A,
Yamf ey ' JOS. LEiDOB Y, p. M I
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'TnifE memb ers of the Protestant-Episcopal
4 3t; Church, irt the Diocese of North-CaroTi
na, are requested y to -take
Convention of this Churc
WillLimsnoro, GranyilJe Cormt, on Thurs
day the 6th May next, A full Representation
is desired, as business of consequence, will
be laid before them. They arealsp inform
ed, that the lAgent of Ihe general Theological
Seminary, Mr. iiobt. B. L'loes will iattt nl,
to take up t lie amount subscribed in this Di
ocese to that! important fnstitutioii.'
v f 1 J NO. S . R A V EN.i C H O FT. .
y Raleigh, April 15. f - - 45 3t
. ' Kaleiirh, March 31, 1824
PHE Cane-Fear Navigation Company Irav-
3. ing; acceded to the terms of the Act' of
the . iien-ral AssvmbJv- or last sefsion, tne
Board for Internal Improvement have resolv
ed to subscribe, m' behalf of the State-.for
an-1 f .525,000 of additional Stock in said Company,
agreeably to tne provisions otsaiu actanu toj. couxt ot l'?eas ami; Quaru r 4ptV
rayettevine;as soon as tne . present nig n wa-i Kestan ti & lor,- 1 ;
fp'r ctioii ciihciif iium:I'tic tt v nvic mm I - a - . n -i -.
different poVtions, and offering jiiiexecution ; The heirs at law: ofrWilTTam f fa0 " f;r
v i a w k7tvv uiitiiivvi y 1. . jjw a ay vv w- ?- . J 1,J 'Willi r 11 K
tore the 1st ot May next,tor lurmsiung uu,uytf
feet of two inch Pine Plank, from 16 to 18 feet
loner, 12 inobes wide, not" less than' 20,000 in
anv one contract to be aeiivereci at sucn
time and place on the River as may be pre
scribed in said contracts.
By order of the Boaril, ! ; - -
J. GALES, Sccry.
T; February Term of Johnsjon County will be heard ex-par;i as to them
Goiirt, the subscriber took out letters of Test. . . MIOI T'L II K.
ad ministration upon the estate of I j6hnWriI
hams, late of said county, disceased. ' All
yjersons jindebted to the said estate," are re
quested to. make payment without delay, ami
uiose iia-vin ciauns aiainsi
hereby requeste 1 to present
then.iicated, within; the time
or this notice wrill be plead in bar of their re
covery. ' : . J
; T- IS A AC WILT J A MS, Adm'r.
Johnston countv, March 5, 1824. 39-4t
Thi advertisement whs inserted a few
weeks sijnee, s.nd November Term, was erro-
neously
printed instead of February. It
ublished to rectify the mistake.
now re-n
BYds Contvactoxs
Wanted.
TUB
. ed
I onuge isitpoe ouiir. - , . - J compiecteM says he has been n -iw
fiiuiic ui 1 imiuci ijicis. r inns ki owciiu:-1 cc, anu iaKe nim. avav.
cations for both descriptions vill be seen m
the hands of Dr. James A. Craig, .'Haw River
Jost ; Office,-after the 15th of April next, and
in the meantime" every information res pee
ing the Bridge will he given at the State En
gineers Office, m Raleigh.
Si
J,1
.11 A XTl l .Pfl VP
JO. CLEN DENTIN,
MICH'U HOLT,
W. MON TGOMETtY
ALEX' It. ALLEN,
. 39
March 25th, 1824.
have about 10,000 acres of Land in several
I . tracts within the Ch:ckaaw purchase.
State of Tennessee, on the Losahatchie,'
Hatch:e, Forked Deer and,! ennessee rivers,
well situated and of good . quality, ' which I
would sell or exchange for valuable lands
within : 40 miles -of thi3 place. The titles to
the. difTefent tracts are indisputable and se-J scribersjiving in Franklin.
cureu ; ana .ueir situati n can De ascertaineci
on application to John C. M'Lemore, Esct.
of Nashville, Tennessee, or mj'self.
Also, I would sell . the very valuable Lot
and Store occupied by Mr. Nevin M'Laurin
.and Wm Widdrfield. ir. situated on Hav-
street, extending to (and the same width onv
a back, street opposite the State Bank Jot,)
within 80
feet ofthe Town House square
and I can
with safety say, inferior to none, in
boint. of .location, for mercantile purposes,, in
this place,
. . SAM. P. ASHE.,
: Fvetteyille, N. C. April, 1324. 43,-6 vr.
8
GRAYED or Stolen from the Stable of
ArchipahV Dav in Franklin county,' on
the night of the 9th instant, a likely RAY
HOWSE, with a black mane and tail, both
hind feet white, 6 years old this spring, full
15 hands higli. trots remarkably fast an 1 Ve
y spiritedi - The said horse got an acciden
tul fall lasf summer on very hard ground,
v hichtook the skin. entirely from noth knees,
the effe cts of which, may be discovered If
XHtTiined cl(sely.- No other marks recoU
!ected. The above reward will be given tiJ
r son' th t w II return the Horse to Dr.
Gillett; of Raleigh, or to, me in Louisburg,
and secure. the Thief in any Jail in the State
or twenty-five dollars for ' thef ecovery of the
Horse. . i -'."-..
4 MILO LATIMER.
Louisburg, Feb. 18. i . , wptf .
Tnty VioVVaYs TLear A.
AN AWAY from the- Subscriber, living
n Person county! seven miles from the
Court House, on Mayd Creek, on the tenth
of February last, a NegrojMah by the name
f EDMUND, He is about 22 or-23 years
ild,. five feet nine or ten inches high ; has a
good countenance and. tells a fair story ; is
rather of alight complection, and lias a small
beard - There is one particular mark on him,
one of hisleecs is larprer! than the other, owiner
to his formerly having an ulcer on it. He
xLl LI . tl " " ll '.''' - , '
was ToieraDiv wen aressea in nomespun;
had ona fur hat half wim a mixed Coat, or a
blue yam one, trimme, with red, and had on
bootees and I suppose has the appearance
of a traveller. Thejast account I had of hiin
he was on his way ,tol()xford,' Granville Coun
ty, and from thence he intended, to go to
wards Raleigh. Some' person has given him
a kind of free pass.. f It is said he intends to
call his name John J ones, of, Rockingham lent; and it is in the centre of the b -ra-.
County, Aijy person catching and deliver- range probably in the State.! This .tract
ing said servant to me; shall be entitled "toMand is about sixteen miles distant frm .
wic aoove rewaru u uuoiars ; ana.any: in-1 Roanoke, tne .Navigation or - win; - -
formatLm of said Nerrfmin so thatrrt Kim !vn.Ui.Ar1 nmntt a - -Tli trrms will oe7
again, will be thankf ully received and' libe
. - . - . I wuiiaiktu vuuiw-v - -.
rally rewarded. , ' i . . . . - ' ,
THOMAS LAWSON ,
March 1.
ift:Cri!."'
33
Mockleiil-.npeCmm'...
t notice that th ff lf& ty, dee'd,
PttitUhfbrtK
teal
'i ne ' neirs at ' law f '
f 1
Isaac Beaty, dee'd.
the
satistaction of the 'rrt in?.
Ilaynes in right of his wife Wf r JQk
H,Tightofhiswife,.R,hh,
ThomasBeaty.areinhabitant tf
It is th erefore- ordere
made for ix week
.il me next Uourtlofw
,in jiarioxxe, on tne flh Mondav
jncau, aiiswcr or uemurfto tH
Hon oinerw ise the same win J,,
confesso and lieard exarte aWns
ISAAC ALEXANDEt?
; S.TATK OK
Ldtr.eeonuS :ointv I A .
Qtst Vnmrw- o WllTn-nunn nn tX I t hilt . Prn tr Vx'lm L .Ll yi-" 1 . '
J - ' 1 . . X ""'V ' il B 111 IK! a
two, of the : dfendaiats
"1 t 1 is
without' the limits' of th
stateHtisor;!,
e For ciT- . .. i . 1
that publication be mac
Ra leih Keg-ister, that
be held Hirthe county of, Kdoc
Monday of May next, fheji and th!
vuuiuiuujc III I ariMirilllirn nr.
rxlllCu I, kn.r 4 tw.v . I - l'.
. , . t ' r l III.
waai, nii iiTv may nave, 'whvft'
oi ine petition should not he
'Of
MIHIf'l. IIBAte.r r
TAKEN UP
AND committed to the .kil of W
''Vb" Wit! jinieiiaseo oy JiSm of t
well Kmgot AVke. . Shcjhas a sma!lsc 1
her right cheek, one on the rie-nt f! nt-...
cpinplection ,abotit 18 or 20 years of a?
The owner is requested) to corn f0rK
prove property, pay charges, fcnrl
is
a way , ot sue wu oe cieait with aa
the, la i
rects.
v , ISAAC HI IX, "JaVur.
Waynesboro, April 9, 1824. 1 U-3t
A; ly at .Wayrtesooi-ough, on ti,i ; .
them, duly au- -5i 13 Nanny. ' She says she belong to T"
limited bv -aw. Jan Pin pin. of Wake Countv. 'AtJ.tw.l'
tindersig-ned Commissioners appoint. flAKEN UP, and committed to LTail 'tt,.
by the County Court of Orange for &. ;20th instant, a negro man whb calls h 'ni
22d of May next at 'the place where the bout 5 feet 6 inches hlg-h'V. stout rnarfe j
rwi - j " ' . L . , A a T . V A. A T , ' I . .
i ue LommiMsioncis iiave uoi yeincieonin- i.aooui.ijree 3Teaj's. I ne owner is Jrerjueti
m.iuiv.1 in jiictii uuiii n 11 1' 1 vu vuuir - tut wani. prove propenv. T5av etn-
December 27.
w V A M X U fa iyi
9i VP.
i
15 tf
IjaiiiVoxMaAd.
ffl HE .subscribers "ofief for sale tlie bnd
a V belonging to the estate of .Tlmmas :! n.
hr, dee'd, King in Bertie Coiintv. on
waters of Cashie river, adjoin ig t!hV ! if
to nthan Cooper, William John-ioi) a J
thers, containing 1000 acres by isiinia4
most of it wood land, welt timbered an ' n
tered. The land is equal, if not superior t
any in .tne neigiibornped; It mav not tt
improper to observe that the cont-etiifv
this Land to the river, ;muy make it! desi:s:;!e
on account of the, transportat. "on ojf unv r.
&c. A farther -description: is deeiiied ii'. e
cessary, as it is probable any person w s'mp
to purchase, would first view -the rrenues.
Terms made accommodat ng to 'the purchat
er. For farther particulars abnb toLhe sub
TOLLIVER TE1MIFJ I.
VVILL1AM T, BOkNKK
Franklin, April 6, 1824. 1 i, ; 42-:3m.
JoVri S. Haliotvijaw,
vTsiT,p.vi"irjf; tr vipoi; -n.ia hia ;ni.
E City of Raleigh in the eoiirsc of the present
yarj lofTers ' liis remaining Stock lof URT
GOODS for sale, on the very lowjest terms, fa
cash or good paper and as they we'rp pur
chased ( on the best terms, for ready money,
great bargains " .may, be' expected." As beis
desirous of sellinir the whole Stock in order
to close the business: those therefore vb
may wish to buy for cash, are, respeqtjul!y 'a
vited to call, and those who 'may be wi!Lr? t
continue their dealings on the itsiu l creditf
are informe; ! that payment for dealing diirinr.
the time he may remain here will betxpected
only, at the end of the year.
All those who. are indebted for dealing?
prior to tlie present y ear, ure
respectfuir
called onto close, their accounts
as a settle
ment is nptcmly
desirable, but fhdiHcncIe,
meet mv own ehsraartnupts.
? i . .
to enable me to
And as 1 have heretofore heni too iiiuwls e
fiir nW hwn Irtfct it- la hnrwA rin hflHt? Will
neglect to ma:e tinal settlement,
indulgence need notlie expected. ,
"- ALSO FOR SALK.
furtlitf
:; 'A well hnilt one stnrv HOUSE.. 28 by
feet, ne w and of good materials, with P1'
tition calculated fbrla Store or ( small fn:
to be remove tTthc lot. j !- f;''""' '
: N. B. My Dwelling and Store?IIouses .
be for rent after September next: J- CM
T Raleigh, March 11. : ! ' 341
XanA i'oT Sale .
In Granvillv County.
fflHK silbseriher is ki'ithor:sei to se
iiquility that valuable ract "of .laf) J ) ,0f
IL. ri ...:n 1 r. f - wwtMeflCs
iti ?ruivine cooniv, io.rrnciijM"c f . . t
of Chesley Danie!, s-u. docd coratiuii
1405 acres'? situate on the waters :
Creek. There is , a dwelling house o tf
containing four room? belo wa;nc th j-ee r
stairs," which only needs$oTne . re.Pai!,tLjj
make, it very commodious. ; The soil
land is of superior quality, cbntiniga ff&
I quantity of the inost fertile Crc.
Grounds, and a large quantity " . tj.e
Tobacco land toitlear. It abounds witfl &
KVet ct4 Wl i nth.ruise extreccy
well watere
, -The situation is distinsruis
for its
tbTnx and In' the neisrh
octety
L: 1 I 'f Oil . , . I ... . . . j .14 D"w
commodating. The subscriber resiac
JLhe premises.
WOODSON DAME-
- ' February 28. .