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v,-. ! -v.: -, , . ' j v'i . :"-': ' : :'.--! i . - . i' " '. .;."!';....:. - . , - . . ' - v ' ;NPRlM-C4ilOEj&.; STATE -&AKETTE;: r, 4" Ours are the plaVis of fair, delightful peace -; " Unwsirp'd by party rag-e to live like brothers: Vo.T. Ylsj July SO; 2A. Is published every Tuesday and Fhidat, y JOSEPH GAI.ES & SON, - : . At Fite Dollars per annum half in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS , ; Kot exceeding" 16 lines, neatly inserted three times for a Dollar, and 25 cents for every i suc ceeding publication ;-;those of greater lenjjth in the same proportion.. C6nuwiCATTors ttiintfully received. .V.Lktters1 to the Editors must be post-paid. " ; ". - i; ' . ; 1 "TINAL DECISION." k now iiiutrm Jiavu irie i"eopie oi inis country been t pronounce lipoid the vil lainv of Ninran Ktl warcj with out - tcniting for the ufinnl decision" lot the House ot Representatives ! What madness haS seized upon ,: the people, thus to;tbink for themselves The pub lic opinion has been unalterably made u j) ami pronounced against N. Ed wards. You hear' him denounced in everj ho norable .company. ' See with what wi thering contempt and indignation he was toasted and cibbctted on the An- ..: - r tl .i i-l--t ; nivcisajj ui uui luuepeiiuence ; - i But how ildre. the people to think for tliemselves ! How dare thev forestall ib.e( "jirial decision'? of their ' public servants ?" What audacity in the peo ple, thus to decide upon the evidence ; to decide, without the assistance of the House of Representatives : and to de cide, too, in opposition to the dictato , rial admonitions of Messrs. Adams, Calhoun & Co.: F; : . ; P "A'v But seriously 1 speaking, how can these Secretaries expect to arrest the torrent of public opinion ? To make use of the words o an intelligent cor respondent," do these Honorable gen tlemen think the people cannot come to a just conclusion when all the facts of a case are placed before them ? Do they wish the people to remain passive spec tators for six or eight months, and then to adopt the report of Congress, when in the mean time they are called upon to exercise the elective franchise in one of the most important cases; which can I rbir-'tlltW nin- not do understanding without first acquitting or condemning Mr.' Craw ford ? Do they m?si Mr. 'Crawford's character to labor under the imputa tions cast upon him by Mr. EdwaFds, until the Presidential election is over, linn 4-Vr tnnlKvnn niv rril 4 tan Tl V . tf whom the subject was referred, nave declared the, charges to be groundless ? No, sirs,, that wifti not dothe people will think and act for themselves ; they require not the dictation of these Sec retaries, to do what is righ t. The mas Jer spirits begin to. shew themselves I; atid ere long this poor Ninny will be found to be nothing more than the . cat's paw in the hands of the monkey." P Eyen i(V the extraordinary letter of these three; Honorable gentlemen had been spread before the people, in sea son to aftbeb the fast glorious Anniver- ?ry, it would scarcely nave arresiea the generous flow of public sentiment against the conductof N Edwards, (hi heir own account, these gentlemen have reason to rejoice at the delay in (lie circulation of their letter. . Had it one out amon;r -the people; these gen tlomeri.' migh0,ba'yel enme-in. -for their share- of the public indignation. They mihi have been toastetl themselves- and they -might have felt how very im potenteyen the public servants" may be to arrest the independent opinion of an independent people The nation's up -and it will not be in the power of any man or set or men to screen is. Edwanls from their j ust 1 ndlgnat ion. . V . Richmond Enquirer. Qrf?t Minz';VhQ . ce,Ubratedac tor Ninian Edwards, having been n gnzed for the. Sen son. is .performing on the Washington Boards in great style. His powers are various and good judg es arc "greatly;-puzzled to determine in -what line he most excels. : Some think him capital in Col. Stephenson, whilst others deem him; better in the part of Mrs. Lucy Stephenson, the Colonel's '"ife. The j passare is wei y . touchinjr where he speaks of, his. husband's hav-- I J ig gone to jventucky-ton thtirfdauzh fer. There are those, Who prefer him in the part of the Director of the Ed wardsv d l Bankwho wa$'sti 11 a d i rec tor at Washington nQbyithstanding he had resigned at home. Some again consider him very tender, in. an inter y iew between the M extern Ambassador m expectancy and Gen. Noble," when he says "Noble, I shall not forget yo And then, extendingi his s hand, adds, ' pledge you niy honor I am not the author of A, B." " Some, passing by , J these personations, K think his best piece of acting was with Mr. Wharton, which was a specimen of the terribly impressive. " He would be d cl if he knew any thing abdut that d d A. B. plot." Such are the astonishing powers of Mr. Ninian Edwards, who. appear fronr Mr. Agg. This greatly exceeds the, performances of the celebrated Mr. Rannie, who could never get beyond the making of a dead pig squeak. Mat thews? it is reported, has been engag ed to return to the United States : buj it will, from appearances, be a bad job for him, as Mr. Edwards, it is said, can assume more shapes and tones than Matthews can, land therefore must e ciipse him.- Wash. C. Gaz. ' j moil THE KATIOHAt ADVOCATE. l?wo dollars. Those who wish to enjoy a cool half an hour, are recom mended to pay a visit to the foot of Courtlandt-street precisely at the mo ment when the j rival steam boats are about starting for Albany The Olive "Branch taking Jersey city in the way, to avoid running down the Court of Chancery. The fare is reduced to two dollars, a price so moderate iis to come within the tneans of every industrious narenn onrl aran rrnn 1 i 1 tt I n VvrM-i ro r , 7 o .. , . r i make up Sunday parties with their fa- milies. " Veil my ducky, ve vill go to Pekeepsy to-morrow ; only a dollar -by the living jingo; how cheap ; lets take the biled beef and cowcumbers and little Dick, so ve vill, and be down on Monday morning bright and earl v. V , Each boat has runners or suitors, who pay suit to the numerous passengers pas-j fifno-dnwn Conrtlandt-StrPPt. Thk way, feif 5 this way to the Olive liranch. Sir; no monopoly, free trade and sai lors rights ; low pressure ; sailslike Uie wind." r - - ' For Albany, Sir ; this way to the Chancellor old tulton Company, bir for a tew days past, has: been playing thej ventriloquist by so1 casting his voice as to make it appear as if it came 'V- I 4,1 "'" j, paciuua uuuikl Stion, and is af ee man. But on his exa- airy no bursting ot boders $ uo runf.i m;ation b. fore thi Justice of the Peace who nirrs: rces. all sate antl smooth ; this ; wav. Sir."' -Di'nnc doner wops thf hpii ot ' - TTX I ,1 1 II I th nhnnrpllnr . 'Viut.l irnn xKp . ---n n ti 11' r - -o 1 1 4i ougie ui uie yiive oraucri nenejheis -examed time. Carriages rattle down the whart and are! actually jamrn'd in between carts and wheelbarrows ; the passen gers heated, hurried, and hungry, press for each boat ; w hiz goes the safety val ve 44 waiter where's my trunk r--stop fur my wife, Sircan't, Sir-7-commodoreJ what number is rnv birtii ? births allta- " ken, I so are the settees O, r!ear O, lahow hot it is- help me on b.-.ard buy oranges, sir ?- here M r. , you for- rod to pay the!! coach a dollar, Sir -don't forget the boot black. Sir, - j where's my law books ? Vaitair, diable mem porte; you ave lost my port man tel ;l shall g to de Spring last veek visant my chemise -oh, 5 ventre bleu stop de boat go to. the Vashing(on Mall for my petit objects (), dem " The decks are crowded, and the round top as thick as bees only two dollars andHh . this confused4 and unpleasant state both boats push oft", leaving a crowd of breathless passengers on the wharf, having arrived a moment too late, j Such are the pleasures and econ omy of opposition. . j N en tv-Car -ttllna, i .Hay wood County. Superior Court of Law, second Wednesday af ter the.. 4th Monday of March, 1324. i John Crow, ts. James Holland's heirs. WHERE AS it appears to tiie satisfaction (of thejC'ourt, the Defendants James Holland, juni Sophia Perkins4 and Cy nthia Rhodes, h'eirs of James Holland, dee'd. are inhabitants of another government! It isthere fore ordered, bv the Court, that publication be made 3 months in the Raleigh Register, that the aforesaid defendants appear, at the next Superior "Court of Law, to be hed for the coUn: ty of Hay wood, at the Court-house iii Waynes vilfe, on the 2d Wednesday after the 4th Mon day in September next, then & there, to plead, answer or demur, otherwise judgment will be taken pro confesso. ; ; ' Test,.:. . . ' , ' 67-3m. J. B. LP VP, Cite State of North-Carolina. COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, .1 Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1824. John Sweet, 1 Petition for Divorce. Niomi Sweet. ITappeariiligto the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant in this case is not an inhabitant of this State : It is ordered that publication be made for. three months in the Raleigh Register, and Hillsborough Recorder, for the defendant to appear at the next term of this Court to be held on the first Monday after the fourth Monday of September next, then and there to plead answer or demur, otherwise the petition .will be taken pro con fesso, and heard e2J parte. ' , A Copt, 61 Sen J. WOOD, C. S. ETWEEN 30 and 60 Shares of Cape Fear Bank Stock may be had at the cur rent price, on application to the Printers hereof. ' f " - " v April 20th, 18j4. ' 46 ! To David Bullock & Wife, Elizabeth Bullock, Riphard Parker, William Parker and Willis Brown : YOU are hereby notified, v agreeable to an order of the ounty Court of Gates, that Robert Parker ted on the day of month, in the year 1823, intestate,' seised and possessed of sjl tract of land linuf in Gates county; and thatNancy Botid, Mary Crapet et alias, heirs ataw of the said Robert, fi--led their petition at February - term,. 182 in Gates" county, pratying1 a partition of the said land among the heirs of the said Robert, acording" to law,! and that you were made defendants in the same petition : You may therefore attend alt. 'the next County Court to be heklforthe ccjjunty of Gates, on the third Monday in Augti5t next, and shew cause if any you have, why a partition should not be had agreeable to' I law among" the respective heirs. I 67 t3dM A State, u A oy tv av olinu , M Surly County, j 1 Eai:iTr.- Petition to sell I-and. Larkin Snow, .Top Southard and Mourning his wife, Margaret Snow, 'Judah Snow, 1 Obed and Jane pnow, infants, by their guar .1 dians, Vm. Thompson, and Tabby '"Snow. r l . vs. k ' Levi Sncf" and Henrv Snow. "B" T appearing to he satisfaction ot'the. Court, IX that the Defendants Levi Snow and Hen- Irv Snfviv nrp ;ih.ibit.ints of th stnt,., it ' is therefore orderfed by the Court, that pub lication be made tpr six weeks, in the Raleigh Register, that they appear at our next Court to be held for th county of Surry, at the Court-house in Rbckford on the first Mon day in September next, to plead, answer, or demur to tree petition, or tne same will be taken-prb confesso and heard ex parte. Test,! . , - 67-6w. - JAS. PARKS, C. M. E TAKEN UI A ND committedjto the . Jailbf Stokes Coun- )th ult a Mulatto man ; who sometimes says his name is Daniel, and be longs to John Billibs in .Lunenburg, Virginia; committed him, hi said he vvais a slave, and 1 1 1 -a 1 ! If belonjreci to John I Smith ot JSew York.- It appears to bemo ....... 2 10 uc jij it b: ssi uie 10 niaiie mux ecu it he truth as he tel'S dmerent tales everv time He' says it has been five years since he riih awa'. lie is about 27 years' of : ge, 6 feef 1 inch high, his ears are cut off close to his! head, which he says w:(S done by a Shenri In Missouri, but will not tell particularly for what offence.. He uw write a tolerably gtlod hand, and has a vajs down look. I The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pa charges and take him away i otherwise lie will be dealt with ac cording to law, I JIgSE BANNER, Jailor. Germanton, JulyBrth,-lS24.' i 71-6in. W I . jl ! m I ,M 9 I AVING duly 'ualifed as administrator . ri de bonis non 'itli the will annexed, up on the Estate of cL Ransom Southeriand, dee'd. I shall, in execution of the last -Will and1 Testament of nlv testator, proceed to ex pose for sale to the highest bidder, on the 10th of August next, at.tlie late dwelling-house ot the ! deceased, in tne. county of Wake, v 18 miles north of the tfity of Raleigh, the real estate, consisting of 27 or 28 hundred acres of good land, of whch the said Testator died seizi'd and possessed. 1 This land lies on both sides of the main rqad leading from Raleigh to Oxford, and contains valuable improve mentsconsisting of a large and commodious dwelling house, witl the usual houses appen dant!, necessary for jthe accommodation of a family, ahd all the necessary farm houses; a small dwelling-housfe with other houses ne cessary for alsmiilVf'IiTuly, to which is attach-, ed a good store-house, and an ordinarily good Grist M.'k -There sire few tracts' of land bet ter watered than this ; .it. abounds with good springs, and never jjfailing streams. Terms of credit will be bnij;,-f.w.o and tiivee years ; the purchaser giving bond, with three ap proved securites. T i Jj W. HARRIS, Adm'r. June 4th, 1824- 59- BY virtue ot" a Deq;l of Trust executed to me the subscriber, by Michael Itiggins, jor the purposes thrt-in expressed, I shall offer for sale,to the Highest bidder, for cash, on the premises in landolph county, on Sa turday the 21 st of August, one tract ofXand, containing 200 acref, one Waggon, three Horses, seven Cattlef eight Sheep and fifteen Hn-s ; also two Beds and Furniture, House hold and Kitchen Fuxjniture and Fanning U tensils and shall execute such titles as are vested in me by virtMje of said deed. ' v i WILLIAM WOTtTH. Ashboro', N. CJu-ne 19. , 66 7w NOTICE. ' - - Pursuant to a dec.rietal order of the honor able Court of Equity lor the County of V ake, l.shall expose to sal at the Court-IIoiise in the City of Raleigli on Monday, the 16th Au gust next, that valuable Lot & improvements in, the ;sad City, situae on the corner of Hills borough and APDowjell streets, and known in the plan of said Ctjlty as Lot No. 198, the property of Margaret piastwobd. " Terms of Sale niie and eighteen montlis credit 2 bortds with approved security,, bear ing interest from the pdate, will berequired. Jr i ' ' JOHN S. EJLUS, C. M. E , April 20, 1824v - .( . 46-ts . TT'ROM the subscribers on the 19th Decem- JL ber 1822, in. Wayne countv, N. Carolina, two Negroes, viz. one Mn by the-name of MOSES, about 37 or 38 years old, about 5 feet 8 inches high a little yellow- complect- ea, nas a very large beard, nas a scar on ms chin, and the soft end of one "of his ears is oil. has a scar oft one of his 'lets neiir his instep, nd scars across his belly occasioned by a Diirn. 1 ne oman Lnis wife is named. J tv REBY. and is a small woman, very yellow Complected. When they eloped the woman was pregnant, and it is likely, has a child with hrr. It is likely they have a free pass, the fellow j will attempt to pass for a work man. A reasonable reward will be given for their apprehension, and all reasonable expen- ces paid. WILLIAM BARNES, and EpIIRAIM DANIEL 70 3t - July 7. R ANA W AY from the' subscriber living in Guilford count v, on the 20th June, 1S23, two negroes, CALEB and JUDY. Caleb is about thirty years of age, light, complexion, stout made broad across the shoulders, speaks slowly, and is about 5 feet S or 9 inch es high. He has a long, loping walk, and bends forward considerably, as he walks ; he lias marks of the whip. lie had on when he went away, ;a brown bombazett surtout coatj a striped (yarn) olack and white, jacket, bliie cotton pantaloons and a wool hat. Judy is- about forty; years of age middle size, copper coloured, quick spoken, and blinks her j eyes very much, when detected in an error. She also has the mark of the whip. Judy took among other clothing the following with her : a blue grounded cotton calico frock and two muslin ones, atid an old fashioned black silk bonnet. She is an ex cellent Weaver. 1 suppose they are lurking about as free persons'; I j will give the above rewrnd for theiv delivery, to me, or confinement; in Jail, so that I get them, or in proportion for"" ei ther. .1 - ABRAHAM PEEPLES. Guilford county, April 28, 1824i 49-3m; ??cisfc "Blvei! TjianiV. ' FOR SALE. W1 ISHING to remove to the West, the subscriber offers for sale a" valuable tract of land 6 miles northeast of Raleigh, lying-on Neuse River, containing 1200 acre3 $ it is inferior.t.to none in this part of the coun try for the culture of Corn, Cotton, &c. It is quite unnecessary to say any thing more as to its qualities, conveniences, &c. but invite all gentlemen who are desirous to purchase land in this part of the State to call and view this before they purchase elsewhere. .' WM. R. HIN TON. , Wake county, June 22. 64 6w : Stvcvy loi! sale:. THE Subscriber will offer for sale to the highest bid der, on Tuesday the 24th day of August next,, . it being the; second day of Orange County Court, on a credhVof one. two St three years, his well known Stud Horse SIR ARCHY. He is a very sure' foal-getter his colts are large and likely his form, ,size, blood and perf ormances on the turf, entitle him to rank amongst the first rate stallions of the present day. Should any person incline to purchase the Horse ai private sale he can do it by mak ing application to the subscriber; previous to said 2d day of Court, . j . JAMES MOORE, of Stony Creek. July 22. ; 74 w4t "V 'aiwabte state, 1 FOR SALE Y virtue of authority' in me vested by the late Will and Testament of Mrs. Eliza Ramsay, dee'd. I offer for sale, a valuable tract ot lan-I, on the south side of Deep Ri ver, Chatham county, containing about 640 acres, 200 acres of which are under cultiva tion ; . about 100 of it is low ground or river iand. The situation, is well known by the name of Stokes place, Ramsay's now Boylan's Ferry. It is a desirable situation, and well calculated for a Country Store. r Also, a desirable situation near the Gulph, known by the name of Mr. Callum's place, containing about 125 acres", of good land, ad joining the lands of Mrs. Dubrutz, and Robt. Calmer, Esq1, with a good dwelling hjouie and necessary out-houses. . Further particulars of the beforementioned lands may be had by application to Arch'd. McBryde orPhi ip Alston, Esqrs. 4 -r Teims of sale, 6, 12 and 18 months credit, purchasers giving bond with approved secu rity, or a mortgage on the property if re quired, i JOHN CRUSOE, Ex'r. Fayette ville, July 20, 1824. 73- State! of North-Carolina, ' if Warren County.' EatrtTT Spring Term, 1824. John J.fEgerton, v . ) - vs.' ... Wilmot E. Harris. IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court, that Wilmot'E) Harris; the defend ant in this cause, is hot an inhabitant of this State: It is ordered, that publication be made for six weeks for the said Wilmot E. Harris to appear oh or before the next term of this Court, to be held at tlie Court-Hotise in War rent on, on the 3d Monday after the 4th Mon day in September next," then and there to plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill, otherwise it v ill be taken pro confesso. , , V Test, i I , 64 GEO- ANDERSON, C. M. E. 3 . Gales & Sou, j HAVE just received a fresh supply cf fine Foolscap and Letter Paper. j July 27, 1824. XtrANTED in Shady Gro f e Female A ca ' wJ demy. . TIIOS. COTTRELL. .': Warren county, June 10. 69tf C amp -"ieet mgs . I Camp-Meeting will commence at Sled man's, $ miles above Pittsborough; ov Chatham Cort-lious, the 2ti of September, f A Camp meeting will commence at Bfthet Meeting-house, 7 miles from Oxford, the SOth, of September . ''.-. i . . ' The' Neuse "District Conference, will.' com mence at -Whitaker's Camp-Ground, six miles south '"of Raleigh, kon the 14th of October, including a Camp-meeeting, to which the local preachers of this District are respectfully itiviied. I WM.COMPTON. StiWs. 5 FRANCIS H. REEDER informs his custo mers and the puhlic, that he has now on hand aiv assortment of STILUS of various si zes.IIe continues to make, them, and will be enabled to furnish them of any dimensions at the shortest notice. " ' - ! - f 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 fof using them is at hand, and he is crowded with work'. ...... .- june., r State of North-Carolinaj .. . Warren Conntv. lx EauiT-rSpring Term, 1824. John J. Egertdn ; T '"' ' r.' . . : :' : Simon Harris ;, a i appearing xo tne sausiacuon OT xnis ml Court, that Simon Harris, the defendant in this cause, is not an inhabitant of this State: m rr , l .vr xm . . ,i It is ordered, that publication be made for si weeks for the' said Simon Harris to appear on or before the next term of this Court, to be held at the Court-hocsein Warrenton, on the 3d Monday after the 4th Monday in Septem ber next, then and there to plead, answer oi demur to complainant's bill, otherwise it will be taken pro confesso. ' ' Test . ' , 64 I GEO. ANDERSON, C. M. E. CaYYmge: Making. - THE Subscribers having entered into co partnership in the carriage making bu siness, under the firm of JACQB VAN WAy GENEN & CO, beg leave to Inform their friends and the public in general, that they can be supplied with any work in their lino: a3 low as it can be obtained elsewhere. The work in every instance shall be warranted for twelve months. Persons wishing to pur chase, carriages are respectfully invited to call. - r -' ' : " 1 N. B. Carriages of every discription re paired at the sTiortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. """" ' r JACOB VAN WAGENEN. WDULI AM F. CLARK. June 9, 1824, - v 60-lwtf. i : T -' " ' " The late Whitmell Alston . THIS is to give notice, that Whitmell Als ton, of Warren county, is dead, and at a court held for said county, in M ay last, Win. K. Kearney, Esq. qualified as Administrator with the will annexed "of said deceased, since which, he has: appointed the Subscriber, by a proper power of attorne', agent to manage said estate ; the Subscriber there-1 fore gives notice ! to all persons indebted to' i S , J -i . saui aeceasea, requiring toem tormaKe pay ment to him, without delay, (excepting such whose bonds, &c. have been passed, to - the legatees, in part of their legacy, which will be made known .on proper application, the lega tees naving the proper rule over those in their hands,) ks indulgence cannot be given f and; all persons having claims against the same,' are required to present them to me, properly authenticated, within the proper time for ?et tlement. . DENNIS O'BRYAK Warren, July 8th, 1824. 69-law4t. - State of North-Carolina. -Franklin Count. ' J Court of Equity, 2nd Moh!-r after 4th isfon day in March, A. D. 1824. . Jesse Reed,, Complainant: vs. George i Murphy, .WdUainsbn "Murphyj Ni cholas Murphy, William Murphy, i Pa- tience Murphy, Amey Murphjv Elizabeth Murphy, Darby Thomas and Nancy his wife, Joseph Bledsoe,- .and' "Winifred nis : wife,- Frances M. Murphy and Temperance H. Murphy are defendantsL s' IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that William-Murphy and Elizabeth Mur--" phy, two of the defendants in the above case,' are not inhabitants of ; this State ? -It is tlieTe-' . fore ordered," that publication .be made in the: Raleigh Register once a week for six months successively,' that the sdid' defendants,5 Wil- Ham' Murphy and Elizabeth Slurphy, xnake their personal appearance at the next Sup- nor Court of Equity, ;to be held For the coun ty of Franklin, at the Court-house in Louis burg, oh the second Monday after the fourth" Monday of Septe'tober next, arid plead an-' swer or demur to the said bill of omplaint ; I otherwise the said bill will be taken pro con fesso, and heard ex parte as to them, and de cree made accordingly. . ." " ' TesV SA3X. JbllNSONy C: 11. I ; i