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JOSEPH OALES &. SON, .
At Ftvi Dollars per annum balf in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS
jsot exceeding 16 lines, neatly inserted three
tiroes for a Pollar, and 25 cents for every suc
ceeding publication, ; those of greater length
in the same proportion... . Gommui cattoks
thankfully received.. .. Lkttxrs to the Editors
must be post-paid. :- j.5 :;" '
An Act to regulate : the fees of the Registers
of Wills in tne several counties witnin me
District of Columbia.' : " -
lie it enacted tiy the Senate and House of Re
presentatives of the United '"'State i jff America,
in Conz-reirs assembled, Tl) at; from and aft er the
Tassm? of this act, there sha'l be- allowed,
and paid, (in lieu of the fe-s how allowed,)
to each ot tlie itegisters ot viiiss, tor tne
counties of Vashingt6n, and Alexandria, in
the District of Columbia, the tollo wing tees
'that is to say : ' : "1 '' '
For every probate of will, (where there is
controversy, ee dollar ; l : .
For granting letters testamentary, seventy
- five cents ; ':'1 '- '' . '' ''. .
Annexing will, for 'one hundred words,
'twelve and on-halt cents : , ;
I?eristerinsr the ssme, for one hundred
words, twelve fardl a half cents ;
Tot grunting letters of administration, se-ventv-five
cents ; 1 ? 1
Kverv bond taken of executors, "adminis
trators, pr guardians, and recording the same,
one dollar and fifty cents ;
For filing and entering renunciation of ex
ecutors, or widow, twenty-five cents '
, For exemplification of letters U-stamenta-
rv. or letters of administration, under seal,
one dollar ; . ' ' r' .
- For issuing wrrrant, under seal, to apprais
ers and warrant to swear them, titty cent9 :
For notice of administrators to creditors,
and orders thereon;- fifty cents; q t ,
Fcp entering caveat, twenty -five cents ;
For issuing-citation, finder ; seal, fifty;cents;
For administering every oath, or attirma
tion, six and one-fourth cents ; ; v
For filing list of articles appraised, twenty-
" five cents ; -; '-h" '' '-' ' - ' i -.
For filing, list of articles sold at vendue,
twenty-five cents :i : '-v'. i f "" 4 x- '
For recordintr - the same, (if ordered by
the Court,) for every hundred wprds, tvelve
ann one-nan cents ; ,: - rt
For stating, pass" ng, and filing the account
of an : executor, administrator, or guardian,
not exceeding seventy-five itemsi three dol
lars ; every additional item, two cents ; ' ;
For Examining the ouches vouchers,
passing, and filing the account of an execu
tor, administrator, or euardian, (not stated by
the, Webster,) and not excWedlnp seventy-five
items, two dollars : . every : additional item,
two cents ; . i: ' .- :c,,r-- ' !' - -. : '
For copy of same, under seat, if demanded,
net exceeding one, hundi-ed ifems, one dol
lar ; every additional item,' two cents ; seal
andcertificate, thivty-seven; .'cents and one-
For subpeena,' thirty-seven cents ancl one
ha'f All witnj?sses tobe piit into one sub
ptrna, unless separate; ones are required by
the party - Fori eveiy name "after the first,
six cents 'and' ,on'e-fouTth ;.?;" -' y "' ' ; 1
For duces tecnm,' under seal, fifty -cents t
For eveiv search,1 where no otlier. service
is performed ipr; which " fees ! are allowed,
eitrhteeh cents' and threefburths ; i V 1
J oV making out, atid filihgjthe. balance : of
distribution of deceased persons' estate, lor
each heir, one dollar ; ''" "'.
i'or faxing ati cosl5 iu yiiv wsl,
ly-iive cents '.? 'ti'yyl''"--. -v .'
For a writ of execution,- on a'definitive sen
tence, tinder seal, seventy-five cents ';
Por recordinsr. and nun each: indenture
cf annrentice. inc'iiding the" Court's faking
recognizance .for same, or its approval when
Uone by the Justices of the Peace, seventy
five cents ; r' " ' v- : lf-'s F . ,
For drawing ddriosition of witnesses, for
- -0 ..I..- - ' . .
every hundred words,; twelve cents and one-
half- v i . ' ;': '3rv
For fifing all other papers, ; except as a
pove required,) four cents each t ; ;t
For e n feti n & annearance of ni rt v under
twelve cents and orre-hall ?
..
For entering retdvn of nrocess, twelve and
one-lialf r.ent V ' : " ' ; .. ;- :r"
For every' coritirtuaflce or ! reference, ehar-
gcable to ibe applicants, twelve aiid one-half
For commission to examine witnesses, or
to au'ditorsX';itndereal, one dollar r -t .;', - M
For mmm?sMon-to value Orphan's estate in
the hands biruftrtlialiv'under : seal, dfie' dbl-
-. lar v : : ; hWrt rl r - ?
For entering 'every order of Court,ftwelve;
cents and one-half ; - if rriore than ohediu
.urea worasuieniax tne raie oi iwciyc wo
and one-half 'tiM-hundpedH'".1
" For recording' if cobvtnsranV1 paper" for
one hundred word- twelve eents and one
jUf ; seal and certificate,1 ' thirty-seveh cents
' : and one-half ;' s ; V K C v ' ::-w Vr??:i-K.
For filin g petition or' report, and entering
be same on record; "(if iiecessar) fifty cents?
if more than one hundred' wprds, at the rate
of twelve cents and one half ner nundred
For enterini' iudfrnent-'or rule of .Gourt
; entv-five cents i conv of same, if demand
. ed.'for Ptrrv 'YnindrvH : wniwla.w twelve cents
fnd onft.hAl 'sal-'ftnwTtifieite: thirtv-se
For entering every motion in Court, twelve
and one-half cents. :., . ' ' .
For entering- appointment - of euardian.
with certificate and seal of said appointment,
one dollar ; every additional word included
in the same certificate twelve and one-half
Cents ; .-f. ":'' '. ',' ' !'
For issuing . attachment and entering mo
tion therefor, seventy-five cents 5
b or taking ja recognizance, twenty -five
Cents'; .,. ,.!;v 1 - ., J: ' .... .. .7 .:'' :
For; warrant. to . marshal to summon iurv.
under seal, seventy-five cents J
For enterine panel of iury, and swearinsr
them, fifty cents ; 7 '
For taking, filing, and recordings, every
bond, not above provided for, one dollar ;
hor passine an jaccount acrainst the estate
of a deceased person, twelve anda half-cents;
to be paid by the applicant, and not to be
retunded. . ii v :
Sec. 27 And he it further enacted, That the
respective officers whose fees are by this act
specified,., are hereby required to make fair
tables of their fees, agreeable to this act, and
to set up the same, in their respective offices
wixiun six.montns alter tne .passing 01 xnis
act, in some conspicuous part of their office,
for the inspection of all persons wlv; muy have
business in said offices;. on pain of forfeit
ing, lor eacn day. the same shall be missing,
through said. officer's neglect, the sum of ten
dollars, to be recovered as debts of the same
amount are recoverable, one half to the coun
ty and the. other half to the informer.
c."3. Anil be it further enacted, That if a
Register, of Wills;1 or any person forhim,
shall take greater fees than herein before ex
pressed, such officer shall forfeit and pay tne
party injured fifty dollars, to be recovered as
d bts i f t lie same amount are recoverable.
Provided, ahvuys, That the Judges of the
Orphans' court maj ullow to the Register of
wills, reasonable fees for any service, he may
hrive rendered, not specified, in this act. 7
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, lliat the
Register of Wills of the counties of Washing
ton and Alexandria, in the DIstict of Colum
bia,! shall be allowed by the Levy Courts of
their respective counties, for all record books
,
and dockets necessarily furnished for their f
respective offices, which allowance shall be
levied and collected as other county charges
1 i.:
are. ' -'. 1 i.
Approved, May 26, 1824.
18k fAJOR GEN. ROBERT R.
JOHNSON
of the 7th Division of the Militia of N.
Carolina, hereby orders the Muster of the
following Kegiments at the times and places ;
herelnafier specified, for the , purpose of be- ;
ing Reviewed of which the respective Com- ,
mandants and all others belonging to the re
giments are required to take notice and go
vern themselves acc rdinglv. . '
The Regiment of Franklin at Louisburg,
Friday lGth day of September next.
; The two Regiments of Wake, at Raleigh,
Wednesday, the 15th day , of September.
The Regiment of Warren, at Warrenton,
Wednesday the 22d September.
On the day preceding the musters for - re
view.1 the Commissioned. non-Commissioned i
a, non-tommissioncQ ;
officers, arid Musicians of each regiment of .
infantn', will assemble -at the place ot regi-
mental parade, at I I o'clock, tor the purpose ; ,om Wavne counly in this State, to his mas
6f instruction and discipline. All except field tfMV whose name he'savs is Saniuel Wilson
officers are required to appear.vith firearms,
hev with side arms.
On the dav following each review, Courts
Martial will be held.
By the General, '
7 THOMAS J. GREEN,
EDWIN D. WHITEHEAD,
. :' Aids-4e-Camp.
July 12. ' - - , -ir-" . - " 70 '
rHE Subscribers having entered into co-
r l
a pHrir.ersiiip lu urc wiuv.
, ..' r- f rnnn VV W A 1
. - i . .i, metmir rni-
mess. under tne nrui ui jauu '"" ""i
fiFNEN &CQ- beer 'leave - to intorm , tneir
ftie.KU.nd the '.pubfec in genl, th . they
t ii- ,i .:4k xirnvlr jr thvir linf
can oe -suppiieii wun an; .
l . " 1 1 ri '1
no Irtw seat ran De ODiailieO USCWllcic. ic
iv " . ...... .1
; pvprv instance shall be
warranted
for twelve months. Persons wishing to pur-
chase carriages are respecttuiiy invitea io
call. ! . -f -7 - !-s" - if. ' ,. . . :
NjB. Carriages ot every discnption re
paired at the shortest notice, and on tne most
reasonable terms, n i t lr ... r. Jkv'
JACOB VAN WAiiiiiNiN.
WIIJ.I AM F, CLARK.
j4 'k '5 :-kt
June 9, 1824, C l - : ou-iwti. ;
7 : 1 Notice is hereby given
THAT those who may wish to purcnase
1 valuable Lots in the town of Wilkesbo-
rougb; may find it to their interest xo avvenu
.t. . r r rrttPr1av. the 3d day of
uie saje ui iuj -v , " ,
August next! They wdl be sold ax x weive
months" credit." ,: ; -;7 77 777 ;7 ; ,
ALSO; at the same nine and place, vvm oe
lei to the lowestbidder, the.buildingoia iieW
Court-bouse, tlie foundation to be ot ; otouc,
fi, rfi RriftbM Said house to be forty
fuo wi thrtv-fnur feet wide. A particular !
plan antLdescription of the house will be gi
ven on the day of sale:" There being but few
xlWbariics in the County ot WUKes, ioreign-
ers'are invited- to attend, as they may get
tJnkU A&;ne lsth iri nurchasinff - Lots and
Jr. KiMlr1inrtVit Court
m biiildine-the Court-house. 'It is wellJc
mown
"th most ' healthy part of tlie State,
and provisions low and m,plenty. i 7
; H. B. SATTERWHITE,
II. BROWN, 7
W. R. LENOIR,"'
J. HACKETT,
J. WELLBORNy
64'
i. .v j -
i 4 Camp-Meeting' will commence at(Sted-
ib. man:s, 8 milds above Pittsborousrh, or
Chatham Court-hoiise, the 2d of September.
i I A Camp-meeting will commence at Bethel
Meeting-house, 7 miles from Oxford, the 30th
of September
The Neuse District Conference, will com
mence at Whitaiter's , Camp-Ground, six
(eight on the 14lh of J
miies south ot Kalei
October,
includiilsr a Camp-meeetinK, to
which the local preachers of this District are
respectfully invited. ,
WM. COMPTON.
FRANCIS II.. REED ER informs his custo-
Li mers and the ntubfic, that he has now on
hand an assortment of STILTS of various si
zes- :Ks continues to make therw and will
be enabled to furnteh them of any dimensions
at tne shortest notice. 11
I lie requests those having b tills whi h may
need .repairs, to fifvor him with their work
as soon as possible as he muy be unable to
using them is at hafid, and he is crowded with
work. I June 2. I
TiwiVViAin-i! 1
. . , .
Arrived safely m
Raleicrh on the 5th
inst. according to
a former advertise
ment ; and will be
let to Mares at 25
dollars the seasoni
be discharged by the
if paid on or before the
payment of 20 doll
tentli day of Augfist, at which time the sea
son will expire. - 'iShe subscriber, may be seen
at anv-time-at Mr. Wm. Ruffin's. or in case of
his absence Mr. lohn Ruffin, who is fully
authorized to transact his business.
j JOHN7C. GOODE. ,
July 9. 69 3t
The late W
tUTMELL ALSTON.1
A
VB TITO
is to cive
lotice, tliat'Whitmell Als-
mm . J i - ' -v ' -j ------ -
JJ ton, of Warreli county, is dead, and at a
COUrt held for saidl county,.-in May last, .Wm.
K. Kearney. Esn. hualmed as Administrator
with' the will anneied of said deceased, since
which, he has appointed the Subscriber,
by a proper power of attorney, agent to
said estate : the Subscriber there
fore frives notice to all persons indebted to
said deceased, recAiirinir them to make pay
ment to'Vim, without delay, (excepting such
whose bonds. &c.l have been passed, to the
legatees, in nart ofltheir leear.y, which will be
made known on ptoper application, tbe lega-
tec s having the proper rule over those in their
hands,) as indulgeice canriot. be given ; and.
a persons having! claims against the same,
are required to present tliem to me, properly
authenticated, witlin the proper time for set
tlement. I DENNIS O'r.RYAN-
Warren, July
1824.
69-1 aw4t.
A ND committed' to the Jail of Stokes
IxjL county, N. Con the 27th ultimo, a Ne
Man named DJAVID. 5 feet 10A inches
iurh Wrv hlaek. about 27 years of acre. He
SMVsthat he ran avUav-from a Mr.
Mr. Robards, at
th popar Camp iMountain, Vir
-inki that
r0bards wasrcmo-vn.2r lim with o,tker negroes
and lives somewhere m Tennessee, but that
he does not know in what county.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, jav charges and take him
away, or he wifl bk dealt with according to
law. i JllsSE BANNER, Jailor.
iGermanton, April 29. ; 561m
: State of oortli-Carolina.
Franlllin County.
Court of Equity, 2hd Monday after 4th Mon
f' - day in Majrch, A. D. 1824. 7
if. Jesse Reed, Complainant t . '
-: ' -i VS. I ' '- .
George Murphv, IWilliamson Murphy, Ni
I cholas Murphy William Murphy, Pa
t'tonr.o AInrnhv. Amev Murphv, Elizabeth
Murphv, Darby 5 Thomas and Nancy his
wife, Frances MIMurphy and temperance
I Mum nr. are (leicnaaius
, ; .
TfT a-rrnno tn fnP satlptaCtlOn OI tile COUTt.
h rt" r -- -- . Al -
; uiai -nuain .mji,j "."r" , "
It; f c .n A? c.
r ar not inhabitants 01 this state
- .... t
Ia.o r-l ornn
publication be made in the
iu'i. wxuv.xv.vx, v..
Raleiffh Rejrister bece a week for six.mohths
sitrp;vlv. that Sthe said defendants. Wil
liam Murphy and flizabetlx Murphy, make
their personal appearance at the next Supe
rior Court of Equitf, to be held for the coun
ty of Franklin, at the Court-house in Louis
burg, on the second Monday after the fourth
Monday j of September next, and plead an
swer or demur to the faid bill of omplaint ;
otherwise the saul bill will be taken pro con
fesso, and heard ex parte as to them, and de
cree made accordingly. -si:
Test, SAM- JOHNSON, C. M. E
': Lenoir Gountv Court. -!
v 7 Tuly -ferm,v1824.
adm'r. .
of: Henry J. McKinfie, - I Petition to
..- vg. 1 77 -r: 7- irecover aeDi
.1 wm MeKinne iho. Simp- i &c. under
son, & Cbelly his vlife & Bal-I act of 1789.
lard Wood and. Anil his wife. J i ;
frr appearing to the satisfaction of the
! Court, that the! defendants in this case
reside without the Emits of this State ; It is
therefore ordered, that publication i be-made
five' weeks in the llaleig-h Reudsterr that un-
lfs said defendant! appear, at the Court of
Pleas und ;. Quarter! Sessions to be hel4 for
the County of Lenoir, at the Court House in
Kinstori. on the firsts Monday in O.toberriext
and plead: answer oi-demur the said petition;
will be taken pro eonfesso, and heard ex-
I 71Svrs &i DCASVIXL, Clk.
1
to
ars
7 State of North-Carolina,
Warren Connty.
Ix Ecluitt Spring Term, 1824.
John J. Egerton
4 7 Simon Harris
IT appearing to the satisfaction . of this
Court, that Simon Harris, the defendant
in this cause, is not an inhabitant of this State:
It is ordered, that publication be made for six I
weeks for the:said Simon Hams to appear on
or before the wext term of this Court, to be
held at the Court-house in Warrenton, on the
3d Monday after the 4th iMondav in Septem
ber next; then and there to plead, answer or
demur to complainant's bul, otherwise it will
be taken pro confesso.
- Tkst, ..--.. " '
64 GEO. ANDERSON, C. M. E.
State (if North-Carolina,
Wnrr6n County.
Ix EartTT Spring Term, 1824.
John J. Egerton,
vs.
)
Wri!mot Ej - Harris.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of this
- - voun, xiiai. w nmot r. uarrib, me ucicnu-
ant in this cause, is not an inhabitant ot this
State: It is ordered, that nublication be made
rar six weeics ior tne saia vv umoi narru
U ' ur .1 . k:,-1.v
Coutt, to be held at the Court-1 louse in War
renton, on the od Monday alter the 4th ilon
dav in September next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill,
otherwise it v ill be taken pro contesso.
1 est, j 0
64 GEO. ANDERSON, C M. E.
State of North-Carolina,'
Randolph Count'.
Court of Fleas and Quarter Sessions,
- May term, 1824. .
Stephen Cox,1 ) Original attachment, levied
vs. 7 J on 3 tracts 01 land, Z6 heaa
Samuel Aston. j of hogs, .9 head ot cattle,
and 1 waefiron. ,
I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
13 f 1 -
A. that Samuel Aston, th defendant in this
case, is not an; innaDitant oi tins ataie it is i
ordered that publication De maue ior o weeivs
in the Raleigh Register, giving notice to the
said defendant to appear at the next County
uo r -oi Fleas ana yuaner sessions to oe
hel. 'for said county on the first Monday of
Aut,: nextj j and plead to issue or demur,;
otherwise judgment will be entered against
him. '17 ' 7
63 A copy. JESSE HARPER, c. c. c.
State of North Carolina.
.Northampton County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June
7 ; Term, 1S24. '
tiias Johnson,
Original attachment, levied
vs.
Drury Nelson
on land. 1
Judg-ment by default is granted, the Plain
tiff and the property condemned, subject to
the Plaintiff's recovery.
ST T appearincr to the satisfaction of the Court,
.8. that the defendant is not an inhabitant of
this State : It is therefore ordered and de.
creed by the Court that publication De maae
m the Kaieign register ior tnree muiiuisut
cessiyely, that, unless the aeienaanx ururj-
Nelson appear at the- next -Court ot Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for the County
of Northampton at the Court House in said
County, on the first Monday of September
nextand replevy the property so attached
and-plead to issue, judgment final will be en
tered against him and.execution awarded ac
cordingly. i
Witness, John W. Harrison, Clerk of our
said Court at Olfice, the first Monday of June
A. D. 1824, and in the 48th year of American
Independence.
63 J. W. HARRISON, C. C. C.
Issued June 11. Adv. $6.
WlLLbe sold at the Court-House ip Lum
berton, on Monday, the 26th July next
the following; Lands, or so much thereof as wil
be snfBcient to satisfy the X?xes due thereon
with charges and costs of Uvertismg ; viz:
125 acres on Beaver Dam ureeK, supposea
to belbner to Bartrum Robinson, not listed j
140 loininsr Sullivan's, is. ot i en xuiie
Swamp, "given in by Stephen Baxly.
99 J do joining Mr. Uv armaeu s ana vrav-
rds given in by Robt. Ferguson. 7
246 do between Great Swamp and Ten
Mile Swamp,! given in by Robert Hart.
.. 100 do on Gum Branch, joining McMillan's
and Tudor's,1 given in by Alexander M ae.
365 on Cole, Camp Swamp, given m Dy
Arch'd M'Neil.. :
146 do S. W. of Raft Swamp, joining Mc
Lean's, given in by Mary M'Nabb.
SO ioininir Fersruson's. Davises, crawtora s
and Brown's,' iriven in by Etfic McDearmaed.
.. . "
400 do In St. faurs liistnct, given in oy
Stenhen Powell. . 1 "
2224- i:o on Gall Berry swamp, near wiaaen
County LineJ given in by Mary Sims.
406 do on Buckhorn, given in oy unam
Smith. , ' j ' ' ' - ; '.
200 do ioinin- Ferguson's and Graham's,
civen in by Norman M'Leod.
250 do near JNevan raiuian s, nsieu as uic
property of Duncan M'Millan, dee'd.
300 do S. w. oi lseaver uam ireeic, jom-
M'MillanVand others, the property
msr
the heirs of Duncan Ferguson, dec
100 acres joining ot, near M Kemmon s
Lands, given in by Normand Finlayson.
50 joining Johnson and M'Donalds, given
in by Macolm Galbreth. ;
7 100 do on Great Mars, near IlettorMc
Kinzie. given in by Alexr. "MpKinzie.
- 258 do joining Ferguson's and Johnson's,
given in by John McMillan.7 ? K; - ? x 7
? 50 do, given in by John M'Pherson. -' ; '
50 do S W. of Little Marsh, joining Josh
ua Council, given in by - Allen MjcSwain.
150 do S. W. of Lumber River, joining
VVatson'sand Oxentline's,f given in by David
Oxendine.. "7V .-7; vYY '""-' v"""; ;
100 do joining Lo'wrie, and! Red Banks
given in by James Oxendine. ? ;J ' '
if 160 do joining, John and David dxendincj
given in by MosesOxendine. x " , - -7
i 1 70 do joining Joseph Cv Lbcklier, ami Wni
C. Locklier, iven inbj Robert Locklier. ..
! 200 do joining lriscilla Jones, given in bV .
Thomas Locklier. . v ' .. :'
; 350 do joining Rooert B. Locktur, giverii
in by Wm. C Locklier. i 7
100 do N. E. of Drowning Creek, joining
M'Neil's and Watson's, given in by Willi arri '
Locklier, Sen. ; ' 7 - , 1,
7 200 do between Raft Swamp and Mil!
Swamp, the property cf Alexander Hender
son, not listed. , !
550, go' joining McNair's, Belches' Mat
thews's. &c the property of Heirs of John
Council, dee'd. not listed. ' 7 I ' 7 .
f 200 do (more or less) on Bear Swarcp,
joining John Campbell's the property of
James Lourv, or Silas Strecklin, not listed: 7
694 do joming'the above, Sr W. of! Bear
'Swamp, the property of John Campbell, not
listed. . : '7. :-. . " l'"; .
1 50 do (mor e or 4ess) on Buck h prn, j oin
ng Millan's, supposed to De tne property ot
John Newsoro, not given in. ? -' .
I 844 do on the Raft Swamp, joining Hardy
Hurrels, belong to the Heirs of Phereba
Him-elU dee'd. not listed. I ,
100 do joining Thomas Lockher's, given in-
uv i,p'nh P. f.nr.klirr7 " (
do (more or less) mining rnomas ix)cir.
, . r - ,
iier, the property of Priscilla Jones, not listed
4 100 do 011 Bear Samp, joining Etheldred'
Tudor, given in by Morris Tudor. I '
) 400 do on Bear Swamp, joining Joseph C
Itocklier,1 given in .by Etheldred Tudor. 7-
i 179 do (moTe or less) joining '.M'Nabb's
and M.'Lean's formerly belonged to Alcxan-
dcr'McNabb, not listed., v
98 do on ten Mile Swamp, belong, to the
Heirs of Duguld Campbell, dee'd. joining
Davis' and Campbell's. ... j ;
.50 do on Scolding Branch.7 joining Duncan
Hnjrh'j the property of John Smith, .dee'd.
i"50 do joining the above, and Duncan
Hush's, belong to John Smith, dee'd. A
! 50 do north of Little Marsh, joining Shaw's
:tj 1Uim not 11stet,
anil 11 11 IVlll OVJ 11 a 3U UUUJl-Ll 4.1 UW1UHC IW ai V
m,
100 do S. w. of Lumber rryer, -supposedt
to belong to the Heirs of Geo. Moore, dee'd i
150 do on Coward S wamp, joining Hinson
and Watter's, supposed to belong to Sealah .
not listed. . , 7 j
1800 do in Gre?t Swamp, part of a survey
of 3000 granted to Hewlett, not listed.)
1 1000 do, joining ; t!ieT abbvej granted To
Hewlett," not listed. 7 7 '- t
r300 do between Flower Swamp and Lumi
ber River, granted to John White,; not listed
107 do in St. Paul's district, .near Little
Marsh, given in by Darcus Jessups. '.
1 192 do on GumBranch, late the property
of John McKinnon. 7 '
100 do joining McMillan's andBarlow's
late the property of MktthewParliafn7-
!256 do onvIong Swamprlisted as the pro-
perty of William, Moore,- dee'd.,
j 150 do ( moreT or less! N. E
of Lumber"
river, -given in by Daniel Wilkinson,
near
n by
o be
Campbell s bridge. ; '
302" do joining Jacob Wilkes's given
Angus Ray. ': '
175 do on Jacob Swamp, supposed
j nrODertv of Alexander Scull, not listfd.
ltwj do moreor less.JNorin or anoe ipei
Swamp, joining M'Leans, formerly beloiiging
to John McNair, decTd. .1
52 do joining the above, formerly belong-
ing to John McNair, dee'd. . !. :
68 do joining the above, and McLean's for
merly belonging John McNair, dee'd. . j
100 do" between Cole Camp, and Buck
horn, joining McMillan's, not listed, owner"
unknown. 7 - . ' " - ' 7
-50 do in Marsh 'Branch Whortle Berry Is
land, joining Samuel Johnson's, supposed to
belong to Pitman, not listed.
. 220 do joining John Britts, given in by
Burwell Britts. . : J ,'
50 do joining or near Princess Ann, giverl
in by Samuel Sealah. 7 x . . ..' .
276 do In Burnt Islands, given in by Win
Heslers, Sen. ' , -
225 do in Burnt Islands, given in by ;Eze;
kiel Parker. . . -". j.
57 in Burnt Islands, giyert in by Jas. Par
ker. , 7 . v
565 do on Ashpole and Horse Swamp, given
in by Kennith Black, Esq. 1. -r
, 50 do joining Stephen Thompson's given
in by Wm. W'oodall. .1.7'
500 do on Jacob Swamp given in by Jai
Barfield. . " . ' 't . I; . -'
: 300 do on Shoe Heel Swamp 'given in by
John M'Leod. - " . .
100, do near Fair Bluffs, given in by Joa
Mears. . " 7 7- ;v ' -; - , ;
720 in Big SWamp, joining Sullivan's sup-
posed toEzekial Allen, not listed.. A
500 do more, or less) in the Raft Swamp
granted to John Cocke, joinings Patterson's
Lines,' not listed. - 7 ,:. i,.
50 do North of Lumber river, supposed td
belong to Pattesson. not listed.
Also, The following Lots in the Town
. - of JLumberton, vi?: ' r i
Nos. 1, 6, 7, 91, 97, 98 102, part of 120,
and No. 132,V supposed to belong to ' Neil
Buie Esqf.' not listed. --"'
1 Nos115 and 114, supposed to ' belong to
Angus Tavlor, not listed. ! '- " 7i ! :
, Nos. 3, 8. 9, 10, 11; 12, 29, 30, 31, 55; 33-
34,92, 103, 114, 115 116, 126, 127, 128, 129
off and prt- of 107, belonging to the estate of
John McNeill, dee'd,:
Nos. 27, 28, and part of 119, grren in by
Edith lvey: 1 - - x . v-- . 4 v
Nos. 80 and 120, belonging to John New-
oro.v-'--'--.' -'V-Y'-Y'--: -
; Nos. 95 and 96, belonging to John- M'Kay.-
1 Ixit in Princess Ann coniaimng about one
acre, supposed to be , the property of Noah
Pitmam ' ' r --i'-D; McALPIN, Sa'r. .
Robeson Co. June 14th. 1824, ? M 63-5t
7 Jxist 3? t y;.
;jtv JJ Gules & Son? Price 25 CcntL '
. A Yiew of the Pilot, or Ararat Mountainv
i ifSL in North-Carolina, in a letter to a frictvdy
BY LOWLAND ROVXr-
June 19.
cents and 'one-haltV -7C
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