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Letters' lo thq Editors ' nmst be post-paiJ. .':;;: z- :.7. ; . ..; J Bft1 mm BY AUTHORITY. in Act sunpk'mentary to the act V to incor porate the inhabitants of the City of Wash ington," passed the fifteenth of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty,' and for otiier purposes. Je it eiiacted by the Senate and House of Be 4rwh!btiv8 of the United States of America in Covgre assembled, -That so much of the art entitled '''An act to incorporate the, in habitants; of the City of "Washington, and to i June 15.-' 62 3w officer shall be issued, settincr forth that he 1S tne DUrChaser. and th nrrrniintrnTrf vhvl J yyMM. .r. him : and 'ifl jat the exniratlon of twelve 1 .Carefully Sc attentively repairs WATCHES, jnonths from the day" of sale, the owner shall ' a New-Salem, Handolgh county, . t. not appear, and pay to the officer who sold the same, the Mayor, or the purchaser, the amount of the purchase money, and costs, ana taxes accruing subsequent to the sale, & ten per centum interest Tier anmirr. on the urchase money, it shall and mav be lawful 5 de bonis non with tlte will annexed, up- Hahsom Souther'and, on the K state of Col or a title, in fee simple, at the. expiration of xlecd. 1 shall, ' in -executipn of the last Will said - time, to be made to the purchaser i and Testament of my testator, proceed to ex-Pra-vided, That no sale of real estate shall pose forsale to thehighestbidder, on tlie lOth be made but where the o wner or tenant of "f August next, at the lat dwelling-house of the property has not sufficient personal es the deceased, in the county of Wake, .18 tate out of which to enforce a collection of miles north of the City of Kaleiffh, the real the debt due, and where he has personal estate, consisting of ,27Qjr 28 hundred -acres property, it shall be lawful to collect said of good land, of ivhich thf said Testator died taxes by distress and sale thereof. I seized and possessed. This land hes on botli Sec. 9. And be it further enacted. That, on sides of the mam road leading trom Kaleigh or before the first day oPApril next, and eve- to Oxford, and contains! valuable improve- ry five years thereafter, each of the Corpora- ments - consisting of a lare ar.d commodious tions pf .Washington, Georgetown, and Alex- dwelling house, with the lisual houses appen- andna, shall cuse three repectabie freehol-J clant, necessary tor the liccommodation or a ders, resident in said city and towns, respec- familv,,ahd all the necessary farm houses ; a tively, being previously sworn to assess and small dwelling-house with other houses ne- value, and make return of all and every spe- j cessary tor a smad tanniy' to whicn is att cii cies of property by law taxable, in said Cor-I ed a cood stcre-house, and an ordinarily good porations and, vn making their said valua- trist Mill. 1 here are tcsw tracts ot J ana .pet- ter watereq tnan tins.; rqaDouncis wnn goou springs, and never; failifig streams. Terms of credit will be pne; tT"( and three years ; the purchaser giving bond, with three ap proved secuntes. . t J. W.IIIAHU1S, Adfn'r.; June 4th, lS24r f ; 59- 'pAKEX up by Capt. '.16hn GrayeSj at Cas- S. wejl Courthouse, on the 2bth April iasr, a white Stray Gelding, shod all rund, about 4 feet 10 inches hitrh, about 12 years old valued to thirty dollars -. WM. LEA, Kanger. Caswell county, June 10. : v 62 3t tions, they shall determine it agreeably to .what they believe it to be worth, in cash, at the time of the valuation. M Sec. 10. And be it further enacted. That, where any taxes have fallen due, and yet re main unpaid, or where any real estate has been sold by the. Corporation of Georgetown for Alexandria, which sale, from any deft-cOof proceeding in relation thereto, has been de clared, or is considered void, said Corpora tion may proceed, and are hereby authorized. ANA WAY from the subscriber livi Guilford co'uu'v, on 'the 20th June, IS -'2 t . i r i i . . " ' - : ' repeal all acts heretofore passed tor that pur- to collect saiu taxes dj saie ovtne reai esiare, uv pefm(es CALEH ai d JUDY. Caleb is pose," passed May fifteenth, one thousand liable, agreeably to the provisions ol this act;. al)put fh-rtv vt:al.s Qf aJe, light complexion, eight hundred dn& twenty, as is inconsistent in relation to Qther cases of collecting taxes sU)Ut ,nKiae broad, acfoss the shoulders, with the! provisions of this act, be, "and the hereafter to fall due: Provided,, That, where xk slowly. ahdi :but5 feet 8 or 9 inch same isTierebvi repealed. . any person, without notice of the . outstanding PS ; hh. He has a loijg, loping walk, and Rec. 21 Arid he it further unacted, Thzi taxes, has made a- bona fide, purchase from - i)elus forward considerably, as he walks ; he public notice of the time and place of the sal e of. all real prop erty for taxes due the Corporation of the City of Washington, shall the Jeeral owner ot any real estate, pre vious to the titteentn uav ot May, one thou sand eight hundred and twenty -four, said real State jyoi'lh-CaYolina, Rutherford County. ;'; Court of Kquity- Spring Term, 1824. . James Bridges, . J v. '. C Injunction. , Augustus Sackett.-3 OUDERED, That publication be made 3 months successively in the "Raleigh" Re gister, notifying the defendant, Augustus Sackett, Cwhom it appears is not an inhabitant of this Stated toannear at the next Court of Eciuity, to be held for the County of Ruther ford, at the Cpurt -house ifwRutherfordton, on the 3d Monday jafter the 4th Monday of Sep tember next, and there and then to plead, an swer or demur,! or Complainant's, bill will be taken proconfesso, and heart! ex parte. Test, -TI1EO.F. BLRUHET1-. U. U M May, 4.18241 53 .: WilliaTiisborouffli Academy. rjHHE Subcrioer continues to have charge 1 nt this 'l'nsltitiition. He pledges himse-jf to make evervtexertton.in his power for the advancement of the voting iret'lemen -i.ntr.ust- eS to lus care,! both in morals and literature The situation is known to be one of h- most healthful in th State. Hoard may be had in respectable fa miles in the Village at $40 session ; or if preferred in the family ot .the Subscriber at the Sam'- rat. Students may here be prepared for the Fr-shman or So nhomore Class in the University. The Ex ercises will be! resumed on; Monday the 21st instant. ' ALEX' K.WILSON. Williamsboro', June 7. 61 lm efMon. Leonard Uenderson, Jifvrn in all cases hereafter, bv advertise- estate, so acquired, shall not be liable tor ment. inserted in some newspaper published the taxes, due and owing previous to saidpur- 7 th saiA'Cltv" once m each week, tor at 1 chase least twelve successive weeks, in which ad- Sec. 11. And beat further enacted, That all ctQtf1 thf number of titles to property conveyed, as af iresaid, on tlie -atiare ; or i squares the number of the sales for taxes, made in eitlu vf said place lot or lots, (if the square has been divided into lots,) the . name or names of the person ot nersons to whom the same may be assess tA. on tlie Dooks oi tne Lorpwauou has mark's of t he whip. Jle had on when he went awav."a brown borfibuzevt surtout coat, a strjped C'.:ir,U blackj and white, jacKet, Col Wm Kobards, Col ' lue cotton pantaloons and a wool hat. .liuly is about forty .iyears of age, middle size, copper coloured;,!" quick; spoken, and blinks hei' eves -verv 'much, when detected 1 refer to th Rev. Wm. M. Green, l?ev. S. L. Graham, Thomas Turner, P. Hamilton. Escr. and Gen. .loseph H. Bryan; for informatinrv relative to the eovemment of . . j this institution. A, W. tWe. of ueh advertisement, the amount of complied with. shall be bv deed from the mayor, under tb seal of the corporation : which sa'd cOnvev- j ance shall be effectual,. in law, to convey the at the title, the requisition of this act havms: beert i ' m ' the tax due on a each square, or lot, the peri od for which the same sliall be due, and the ap :,regate amount of taxes due on all real property, assessed in the naine of the same person or persons ; but, where a whole square is assessed to the same person or per S'fiis, -aHhouirli divided into lots, it may be assessed and advertised, as if the same was ii t divided. And no sale ot ; real property, 'lor taxes!, hereafter made, shall be impaired, or oaV by reason of such property not being a:;sessed,' or advertised, in the name or names of tlse lawful v Wnexbr ; bwners Uliereof; pro vided the same shall be advertised as above (iirtcted, or by reason of the amount of taxes due thereon not being correctly stated. -f. 3' .And hp. it further enacted. That, in Sec. 12. And be it further enacted, That, on any lot, or lots, or prtof ai'lqt, liable for taxes, as aforesaid, being sold, the amoun ver and above the tax, cost, and charges, due upon the same, shall be paid over, on uppiication, to tlie owner of sad property. Sec 13. And be it further iiiacied, That, where the paynn htof any taxes shall be m ule or enforced asrainst anv tenant, it shall not be lawful for the owner of said property, so made liable for the taxes, to recover of the tenant any rent for the property; but the same shall remain in his po-ession a lien for the debt, until such time us the rent accruing shall have dischargt d tlie same ; and tl e said tenant shall be entitled to charge tjwen- fv-five per centum against the landlord, on Ail' aa cases ot sales or reai. pn-periy , - i wi . . tvs i r " due the said; Corporation, wlier ;such sale against him, except win re he may have been shajl noi have beenimade accoixlingto law, and void, it shall be lawful for the said Cor poration, on the application of the purchaser, or ether person entitled under him, to re t'lir.l nnrl ir ":i!b nrrcnii or Tiersons. the amnnnf 1,!m nr thr m. on account of ( ontig-uous thereto, whicl Hot belonp-in?- to the United Stated,' it. shall avJ. 4,,H,.,i',,l r4;l"rin'ilM: sald-nronertv. 1 be lawful to have the s;.me removed, m the s:rn manner, and under the same rules and previrjuslv in ai rears for his rent. Sec. 14. And be it further enacted, -That, in all cases of any nuisance affecting, in the opini n of the Hoard of Health, the healthi- ness ot tne city or v asningion, or ninaunaius i mav exist on any i - X . "I t I- J. 1 m ! an error, sue aisot nas.ine 1 1 ii k oi mc whip. Judy took amofg other clothing the following with he r : a hi ue grounded cotton calico frock and twoinislin pnes, and an old fashioned black silk bonnet. She is an ex cellent Weaver. ( ..';!' 1, mi p pose they are lurking about as free lersons. I will give t he above reward tor their delivery to me, or confinnnent in Jail, so j that i get them, oj- in pi oportion for ei ther." 1 I 1 ABRAHAM VEEPLES. . builford county, April 28, 1824. 49-.3m. TAIEOR, - IOx'f.oud,- N. C. RAYING- dissolved! Co-partnership witn I ?arVr i Stonel resoeCtfullv informs his friends and the public in general, that he has opened a rnop oiie nuur uvr nw.v Kyle's Store, wltere lie will thankfully re ceive all orde s iii his l.ine,rand have them executed In the neatest and most fashionable style. - I :?i He. pledgeslns word that his woric snan be done. bvthe best f orkmen of the State, and under "his :immeliaie ! inspection, and. punctual to order. I" " He also mtorras xnqi liuunt, ma, i-- rFacie arraneiueius h. -iiab.-w.- of Philadelphia, to supply hihi with two suits lothes,one for the spring and oiif ionnc e? tst (tj The Anniversary, meeting ofthe Ra- gli Peace .Society will beheld t the l?ap- t. Meeti ng-f louse in this city, on Sundav the 4th day of July.- and a sermon, clelivtred bn the occasion. On Mondav. the d:iv follow? ing, the members are requested to give a punctual attendance on, the' business'? of the Society. ;'3 ;1 V . - U., r- -. . -U .. '. U '.' 'J -,."-s JER. BATTLE, Cor. Sec.: v June 16. - , . i 62 NORTH C A ROL1NA, Cabarrus Colmtv. Mav. 20, orse, NTERED on the Stray Books, Mat 94 1824, by Eh Nervef, a Sorrel H near 15 hands hi erh. supposed to be 10 or 11 years old, no brand to be seen, with a little white on one hind foot.?-Valued to $350, Said Nervel lives about 9 miles'soitth-east o Concord on the wi ters of Rocky River. . 59 ALEX.- SCOTT, Ranger. 1 KA?fioi.FH Coc??TT, Juneo,! 1824. - rflAKEN UP & entered on the Stray Book. S i on the 31st Mav last, one small"' SoiTel' Mare, about 14 hands hijrh, blind of the. right eve. both, hind feet white, about 12 years old, and valued to $13 Taken up by Hugh Co- fey. 59 J. LANE, Deputy for John Ciaven, Hanger. njlAKEN UP and committed to the Jail of I Moore county,' K. C. on the 5th iiis;aht, a negio girl, vedow complected, nbout 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches big .', with'a p:ar on her forehead over her left eVe She says her naras .KADY'Vnd that she belongs, to 'John Ask ey of Noi thau pto . county in this state, and that she abtconded froni a ; Mr.' AYells wlio was carrying Ik r. soiitliwardlyito sell. The owner of said Girl ; will ' JpplV pay charg. s and Itake lief wayi or she will be disposed of as the law directs ' . ? DAN'L M'JSElLL, ShfT. Carthage, May 15..- ; . 55 tf Stills. TTJRANCIS II. JO AYuvt at oy Academy . THE Examination of the Pupils in the Warrehton Academy closed on Saturday the 12th instant The second session will commence on the first Monday in Jul v. By an ortler of the Board of Trustees, the puce ot tuition will hereaiter oe twenty-nve dollars per annum. . ; Mr. Otey,; the Principal, who occupies the Ac.demv buildings, will receive Bearders ; his terms will be one hundred dollars per annum. GEO. ANDERSON, Sec'y. REEDER informs his custo mers and tire public, that he -has now on hand an assortment of STILLS of various si zes. He -continues to make them, and will be enabled to furnish them of any dimensions athe shortest notice. : ' fr ';mV He requests those having Stills which may need repairs, to favor him with their work as soon as possible, as he may be unable to attend to them so well, when the season for using them is at hand, and he is crowded with work. ' ; -i ' -''''r'Jvine 2. i - : r " '! ' Late residence of Jude Potter FOR rent: FOR SALE. THIS pleasant and desiraole , .Dwelling' House and Lot, sduated hear 'the. South east part ot uieuuy, is ai present uuuujh- . ' " I '- '" i .: i 't I l .iA '' .1'' rl,l- r I , 4 , r nr rwinv ...Ko;-;,,, no- ln remove trOm ed. and WOUM De reri- u. a uc.6iu4iiu. ! HiHsboWugh, ofVeVs for sale, the high- aVimmer residence Jis preferaW lv improved Mr3. Marv R lot in that town upon wh'Ch Anderson at oresent resides. The buildings are all nearly new and finish ed in thei best style. Tl.e dwelling-house, contains six lartre rooms, with fire places, an excellent cellar, a garret room ami six clo sets. There is, besides, every necessary out-house. , " .".- lvkons wishinir to purchase are invited to call on the subscriber, who is disposed to make thelerms of purchase lihernT WALKER ANDERSON. TiilUKtrmUh. fnne 2. 1824. wtla." Tvwst Sul " d, on the property on wliich the same siiall reguiationstnat nuisances on pnve piupci, ur puon.c mn,cvu. have urrr,Jfl whirb hall be collected in the ty are renfioved ; and the, expense of such May26. ' -i . , n iir I AnTTOl'mn hfl1t hp Hrtvrivfn nut I "NT M Two first rat manner. as -proviaeo. oy ww n . iuc . v... - : . , , - - . , of otiVer taxes, at airy time after the first day of any moneys m the hands of tlie city com- witii Constant emp of Jaimary next, after the same shall' be so mission er, for the sale of the public property f,y applying as abo re-assessed Sec. A. And be it further , ei:acted, That it sh:l' be lawful' for jde " sd Corporation, vhere there shall be .'aiuimber of lots assess ed to the burned person or pcrsons,rfo sell on, .or more, of. such lots, for the taxes and ex pOMSrs due on tlie!! whole-; and, also; to pro vide for the sale of any" part yf a lot for . the ,taxes and expenses due "on tlie ;saicl hit, or other lots assessed to the' same person, as way appea expedient, according to such rules and regulations as the said Corporation iiiav prescribe.. . - . ' :,J-''"': '.' Sec. ;5. And be it fiirtherf enacted f That in case, of the death, ! resignation,,-or inability-to si rv e. of anv Commissioner of Election, it 1 all bedkwful for the Mavoi',. or in case of J-iS ahst ncc, or inability to peiiorm tnai au Vv, for the . Register oi'the City, to make ay apj)ointuient,4n writing, to fill any such Va. fancy,- which appointment sliall be returned the Register, .with the return of such elec tion. '. : ".. '. ' . ' 1 - ' Stc. 6. And be it further enacted, That the i?rofrietor or proprietors of lots which may le sold under tlie provisions of this acty shall allowed the- rieht of relemption, in the same m innri urvd flrcordiflir to the like res trictions, contained in the act to which this Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That pub- '0 'notice of the time and place of sale,-of ny real propeity chargeable with tixes,-hii rget own or Alexandria, m ai-cases iicre after, shall . i n eive successi v liaper pr in said city. , Approved, May. 26, 1824. OICIOT lies; out: iui i..vfw.....b vt. "Ur t i- A .-DUnt; n 'it,. ;iiH.i kt nnis- thtm at nis suop 1 a iinu c jjiiuus auu ''"" vr ia.ii.- j ; iuv.i" o - . , . j. . r-, . - Koanoke and upwards oi oeveuiy Negroes at Auction for Cash. AN Wednesday the 14th July next, I shall ? W proceed to sell foivcash, on the premises, and continue. from day to .day untd the ob jects of thV'tyeeds of 'trust shall be satisfied, the valuable' lands and plantation lying ihthe coumies of Warren and Mecklenburg in the : srw3t . workmen may meet loy ment and good wages, ve. j: .-;- -' . : . . SUttej oi X oil uy oVmti, lLliiarist-oii AcavtnvN TDK. "Examination of the Student- of this Institution .' will commence on wednosciav the tli of June and be closed on the evening of the 10th with select Orations and appro- nriate Dialouues. t nrl. also those who are friendly to litera tore. The second Session will begin on Monday the 28th of June. linard mav be had at James Hilhard's and William Burt's (two or three hundred yards from fhe Academy) tor per session. T1,p rir rpnfRnairLit he liealtnineSS Ot tne nlace and the assiduity of the Preceptor, en- title this institution to nuerai pairuuag. By order. - - WM. BURT, Sec'y 4 Nash county, May 25. 56 3t ! .' . i.. ' m ' f il. J T ....1,. ftn,' chcKfihprc otifr tor saie xne i.anu. Petition for dow er in Lands. Nash.CovN'tt. Court of Pleas ami Quarter Sessions, i May Term. 18241 ' Rhoda Ricks, widow, $tc. !.-' W ' v... " Tabitha Ricks, Temper ance7 Ricks, Martha Kicks, ). David Ricks and Amos Ricks, heirs of Joel Ridks, deceased. I J T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Martha Kicks, one of the defendants in this case, is not aivnhabitant of this State, it was ordered that-publication be made in the Raleigh Register tlirce weeksjn succes- sidn, that unless she shall make ner appear ance at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter dence in the Citv uniting, from' its proxim ity to the City, the advantages of Town and Country.; ,-!-,,...):., . r--'.-'.' i--' -'; iv j The conditions of the rent, moderate and accommodating. . 1 , L . ) MATI IIEW J: COMAN. i Raleigh, Jutici 1st. 1824. . ! ' 1 57- J; I The Celebratetl Race Horse, WASHINGTON, . will stand the pre-, sentj season at my . stable irii.Wrrcn ton,l and be let to niaren at'twenv- five dollars for the season, payable onlthe 1st day of January next, r ' - ; J j ( If iLshingtonK Pedi ree and j PerformahceS are excelled by no other horse a, fidl de scription of thern cannot how be giyen, suffice it to say that he was gotten by the celebrated hor?e, Timolebn out of the famous running mare Ariadne, bv Citizen, her dam by Wi'd air. - ) . ...... . . A- . - Washington was engaged In four Sweep- States of North-Carolina and Virginia, the Pstalces," two mile heats, two hundred dollars .smith side of Roanoke river, occupied ai present bv Mr. Richard Boyd, consisting of about 4000 acres. This tract, it is believed, contains morethan 800 acres of flat landr m ferioriin quality to none on the river. The entire? plantation is sufficient for the employ ment advantageously ot 50 hands ; tue .mgn land, hortlenntr t:n the low grounds affords only lost the healthy and agreeable suuauops w.ui um- Lagt 9nrine ive was lame in ber of excellent Springs. 1 he plantatnm is I , eifS aml only run, at Newmark well provided with all necessary, buildings I ly.Cap two I mile he its. 'Th and improyements ; in dirt ere nt parts ui n i - c was beaten prove1 l,pr.:orp twn dwellimr houses with necessa vnv v v - r rv oiitnousrs sumciem iur uic vwii.i.. LI 1 I 1 IIV 7 ' - J r " sessions to be held for the County of Nash, disposed to purchase. These land lie a fit thf Hovrrt-honse ml Nashville, en the se cohd Mondav in Auiiust next, and hie her an swer, the Petition vilj be taken pro confesso as to hen . ! I Witness Henry Blount, ! Clerk of our said Court at office, the 2d Monday of May, A. D 1824.' '- - ! . - J'-. -.. . Hi BLOUNT, C. Q. C. t' - - v -. t)dUt lour miles aoove noucnauH a it"; the Sbtre Road, 70 miles from Petersburg 30 , m . . . . . a rri . . 11 i B belonging:to tlie estate ofiiouiua in- ner, dec a, iviwg m. - ' ir i! ' (.:. olmimnti' thp lands oil wainrs oi e-siiic nti from Weldon's Orchard, and irom Warrenton. Geutlemn who may be dispos ed to purchase are requested to view the premises b'efore the day of sab-, and I caiH not do better than refer thern to Mr. Henry Fitts and Mr; Francis A. Tliornton, who live in the neighborhood, and will take pleasure in affording any attention or information that may-he desired. . -. '" . v It will be an obiect with, the Trustee to dispose of f his valuable estate in such lots or k tmrr in each wceK, tor I .1,,, oontaiinny lOUU acrrs u. Jil , -w. --- - - O i. j i'ol-c in sdwic w i IV. nvvti- i mrer fiT it wu hi liiiiii. wwoi.' uw-J w. " k mt,-ri ;n each i f said places, and in tered. The land is ..equal, it I Ti? iVP.li or Sinipn f if nn the stable oi rchibald Dav-s in Franklin county, on T..otVf.n ( "nnner. V lllium .lunusun ituvi. w-i , t , v j.- , . , i v... .v... T ... , . . r u k,. ... r - . . siTirT?Ti' Tiritti a- rtiar-.K mine anu iuh. uoui i i nHuomi the intprpst ti uie " ' 1 . n? . . . .- ? J. , . I " Mfl. a.lllt inti r i fjfx wn ip n VGitrs u-n mis ";iiiiei:uii mbered and wa not su perior td h hands high, trots Ireroarkably last amfve - - - - - - ; i -i - - i v . a. i i r eniitTP 1 ' . . l 1 1 fr ftiii. iiuiaa iiuv mwauw n -t j ' 1 a..fe..kr- K.rnii ri ' ft - . mil ii ii v inn i . j r i - . : ated the number of the lot or lots, ..orN parts mproper to Wiereot. mfrnHofl trv hP i StlKl. Ill 111 lUCiiuuc i. " - . t f '. w-"!.. liit.t mAiiml AKwf that the.conturuitv. o. i h01"1" -rv TZ," ' this Land to the river, may mase u ue.sii au ie r v i. , : . J t i.u 'U .,m.i.nif h tnv. I '.,riT iIip tifi nsnortatioil of lumber, I due d owing thereon- :;- . c. K. Andte further enacrea is P"I," :v o tin. that will7 return etore the day' of sale, advertised asatore- topurchase,uid:nryjewu. - Iu,cia.h;r to M said. thA ,nm,'v ifirnt -ni attornv.. snan i Terms made accommoaaijnjr iy. uit jmv.iaa- - , v J k i ftnri Knir ine l mei manvi. pay the amount of taxes, ;, with all costs r.' ; For farther particulars apply to the sul eon. assessedr Raid lots, or so many as scribers living in Franklin. - vi- 1 ULOil V fill I lillHUl.lJ. WILLIAM T.BONNER. rranklinAprilC, 182-1. . 42-3m;. not t-'iereon . inay bc'sufficii-nt to tlischartre the same, shall ne sold, for (a ind -'- the. highest bidder which took the skin dntirelvTrom both knees. flVrts of whichr mav fe discovered if ' i i' - . er marKs recoi- will be given to dhe Horse to Dr. e in Louisburg, I ail in the State ; of twenty-five dollirs for tLf- recover)' of the Horse. M1UO LATIMER. J parties concerned. ' , ' x-' i Al lue same uinc tiiiu im -. upwards of 70 Negroes for.sale, at present in the possession of Mr. Boyd, unless the purpose for which they were conveyed, shall be sooner satisfied. These Negroes consist of all descriptions, many ot them young and valuable as house servants, field hands cr roe ch nics. Further .particulars made; known i - - - cat Ut the sale I ROBTTI. JONESgrustee. Warrenton, N. C. June 7. i . . 60 v raying therefor ; a certificate from tlie proper Louisburg, feb.' 18. wntf BLANK DEEDS For sale at this office. entrance, when he was three years old. - -. Three of them he won, beatingj in one of ihem the celebrated Horse Henry ; the o-" ther he lost, after winning the' first heat, he lost the second heat bv a bad start, whereby he lost at least eighty yards ;' being in bail uer lie iiieu wiuiuraw o, utuiuun no second heat by a few feet; one of his! hind et for a Hah- ree started; by Sir ' William. 1 Washing- ' ton won the first heat? Sir, William won the, second and third. The second heat was run in better time than if was ever run at New market. Sir William had ten pounds idken off his .weight j in this race. 'Washington lost : sixty yards by a bad start in the second heat, ' and he only lost the htat by a length. ' Last fall he won tueJ Proprietor's; Purse at New market, threelmile heats, three hundred dol lars. The first heat in this race, Was two se conds faster than it was ever run th re be fore. He was 'then carried' to' Baltimorej where he won the Proprietor Purse of five hundred - dollars three mile heats, beating the -celebratetl Running Horse Flying Chil- ders i. but had the 'misfrtunz to get one of his fore' legs injured, - riejwas' trained "tills spring, and run at rvewmaret aiut won tne, Jocky Club Purse of six hundred dollars,' fourmile heats, beating with ease "MrJ W nn's .-. Mare Squirt,' and Capt. Harrison's Horse A ratis. '! -7 i ; -; '- ' :: ' '". -j.-- Washington is -notf withdrawn: from the Un4 ;i bti it is thMJght necessiiry to.g ve hirri . rest, as hisie'g- is not supposed to have Teco - vered its lull si rength. He wi 11 staNd 1 he next season ! also, and - trJrse' putting Mares, this seasoi) which do not ptove wit h fu.d, will have the privilege of pktting.them next sea-, son, gratis, provided the property ofsucbl Mare is not changed. ' . I PETER MJTCilVXU. Wrirentou, Jlay 19, 1B24. ' " j . 55-5w; t ; j i i
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 22, 1824, edition 1
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