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atic J uTitaV as written uy xne kv itcv.
( -Reginald Heber, Iord Bishop of Calcuita.
A IJycool ' Siloam'a shady fountain . ' v
.The paths of peace has trod ;
Vjiose secret soul's' instinctive' motion
:- , Tends upwards to. his God;, . '
: By cool Siloam's shady fountain, t
v ThUy must debay";' ,
.The rose that blooms on yonder mountain,
Jv lust shortly fade away, v
:A little while, :the better morrow;
'Of man's matuier aere,;,,
fWill shake the soul with cankering sorrow
POETRY;
AAA-FWfmi'-: AA
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1-V
v J How sweet the breath otl yonder mountain 1 -w GALES & SONhav
- ' Ot Sharon's aewy rose j: . - 4 - ; . v the North;. the following
r JXJ SUCH UlCVCMllx w uuat jwung iv.iuuvti 1
1 -.iV. ; -:5i-rAhdasioiis stormy rage. ; . . -
I U'.J ;?4 :; , -y. . '7 " ;
J "-T;liMou; h wJioseevary year untainted t, ,
r.-p : AlnbAngelesvirtae' shone ; r ty4 1
. I.' vv'.:-'--1'V Preserve the "flowers' ihv srraceiias ntanteiJ;
PsirVejl$lflOwers''ihy' grsfeelias planted;
niJ "Ahd keep tbiem tilline own; u f ' C
5 .V
Digest of the Statute Law! of t
I 4 fi!?J!"H?M?? H A k "
;i "Si ''r V;V-' ;;-!' i v J - c
v VTlll$9 Executors OntZ. JidminiStrawrs,
- ' ihe Provision for; yidbw$9
k ' ' :' and the - i , -
xrJHsirll)iilioh of Intestate's Estates.
With lbsiracis: of the Adjudged Cases con -
taming Judicial Expositions of me several
- ' BY Ji L. TAYLOR.
fllHE Trustees of the Tarborough Academy
; X take this ra ethod of - an nouncing to the
public, that in consequence of the resigna
5rn rf i ftiMaxvnM! vt1xv hav erhnloved
Mr. Eugene Faman, who js eminently ual-
ifA tArh all fli fifanrVrQ of ."'Rdtira.tinn
lirtnfrtr tfliio-ht m ihl Sminarv ioirether
. with the French language. The exercises
; of the Academy will commence on the first
"Monday in next months "j :
r: V : DAVID BARNES, Sec. P. T.
" Tarborough, SepU 4th; 1824. . 86-4w.
.
1 'IVfiriNthe'stra bSok of Randolph, County,
"h - ::iy on the 23dAiigust list, one bar horse
four years old, four feet ten inches high, one
: of his Ixind feetjivhite, and appraised to $35.
v ixi, ISAAC LANE Dep; Hunger, .
- v :'V For JO UN CRAVEN, Ranger.
Randolnhv Sent 4 1824. v 85-3t.
Orange County.
'ILLtAi C ABE; of said County, person-
allvvanpeafed ' before me; the .under
signed, one of the Justices of the. Peace for
,said fcounty, and made oath, that he is the
iowner of ; Four, shares of the capital or joint
stock of the State Bank of North-Carolina
iv that thelccrtificate' which issued o him for
the said shares, is either lost, -or so'rnislaid,
that, it cannot' be. found and that he verily
I''-beneves tht it is altogether lost or destroy-
ed by sdirVe mcanslinknoWn to him. ',
r? , -WILLI AM CABE. v
S vvftrto 4nd " sub scribed, before me, this
30th Ang i82 MIOSES McCOWX.J P.
AS HE COUNTY
Aujrust Term 1824. f Tj
Peter Grayhill to use of
- .Christian Berfcett.
'y : 'i;? vs. . 'Ur
; Petition to re
cover a debt.' k-
t The .Real .estate, of
Christopher Killan.
1 el; Earnest '.and Catherine his .wife, '- Killar
Veze Cape, and wife, heirs at law of Chris-
- tppher Killan, appear and plead answer or
demur, at the next County Court to be held
tforflhe. covihty bf s A she at the cotirtb ouse In
'Jrrersonpfi"the: ;2d ""Monday of Nov ember
next or Judgment pro confesso will betaken
and : heard ex-part e. '. , . ,
Att eit A rTH0. CALLAWAY. Clk.
S late of North-Carolina.
' COTTNTY OF UANDoLpiI,
Supenor Court of Law, ,
, 4 Spring Term, 1 824.
sweet. - '--yx
'John Sweet,
'1
Petition for Divorce.
; -Niomi Sweet
" ''Tappearihgto the Satisfaction of the Court,
-jkS- that. the Defendant in this case is not an
r 1 inhabitant of this State : It is ordered that
i x publication be made for three months in the
1 VUleigh'ltegister and Hillsborough Recorder,
for the defendant to appear at the qext term
r V of this Court to beheld on the first Monday
lifter the fourth Monday of September next,
. then" and ft Ii ere to plead answer or demur,
' othei-wfse the petition will be taken pro con
i feajjo; and heard ex partem V y 's
nr-vV AvCopt,
J. WOOD, C. S. C.
ORDERED by the Court, that publication
' be made in the Raleigh Register, for six
. veeks: that Jdlin Killan, Jacob KULm, Dan-
aluvfel ljiaius Sale
, t v flilE subsciiber offers for sale a valuable
, iLlraccbf Land lying on the road leading
. from Raleigh to Ilillsborougi, containing be-
; nveenjeight -and Vnine hundred acres,' and
H t within 8 orS miles bf Raleigh; The laud is
" k ! of excellent, quality,' and a great portion of
- .jf adapt eirr to the. culture of Tobacco of
. : course it wouW produce Cotton in high per
I : Cfectionl i It has comfortable buildings .for a
'".f -.' ' -sma!l I family, apdSvilI.-.be disposed of at. the
'A l . Ttfdi)ced price of tlireerdollars per acre with
f ; -easy anq vj convenient 'instalments. ;'I'hosd
I dUp'osecf ...t purchase, will apply to tba
' : Print t or Henry -S ea well, Esq. in the vici-
a rt pt Raieigh. .v. L:.r.
I ) J ' f A " akft 90Unty August U, 10t:
6ainp Meeting
InpnEUEVjIl beamp vMeeUnTat: Pla
M Chapel,-l2 mUes north-west of tLouis-
h irir. 17 east ot Oxford, 37 nortn or uaieigu,
and 20 miles sduih-west:f :3Voryentoit m I
the 23d or September nexx
August jW.
81,
XionA for Safe X
I njTILL v be sold, an accommodating terms,
V Y a TctofrAhoV:bnninsf4S9;acr8,
within four mile of the city 5 adjoining' the
lands of WmHUl, JudgeiTaylotmd others:
T us land is entirely wood land. torterma,
apply to . The IMtort ofitAe liegfatfr
ejust received from
new boots : ....
Cowen's Reports of Ceases argued iri the SuT
preme court or jxeyxoTKt vou a.
Starkie's Reports of. Cases at Nisi Priu3 in
King's Bench and Common Pleas, .2 v. V
Starkie's Treatise on Criminal Pleading, -:
Archbold's Practice; of the Court of King's
' , Bench, 2. V. 'v v' ,.V' - . -v
Binffam's Law' of Infancy and Coverture, with
- -Notes and References to American de-
cisions, ,- - ; ' :rw
talcy on Agency,' , t
Pete Williams's Reports, a new edition,
Manning s Ingest oi .wiSl 1 rms
Hammond's,.; Treatise; on .the,
Prius. : - , 11'-' 'Vj.
:;-t MEDIC AIj.--?
Smltli on Typhus Fever, '
Mannine's Disrest of Nisi Prius Reports,
LAW, OI ' J.MS1
Smltli on Typhus Fever, ' '
Murray's Materia Medica, 2 v.
. uomestic Ateaicine, .
I itupi?t t 'a "vi? V.TTQ
Hailam's History of the Middle 'Ages, 2 v.
Cowper's Correspondence with his friends;
Belzoni's Travels in Egypt and Nubia, ' '
Miss Aikin's Memoirs of James I.
do . of Dr. Aikin,
Poinsett's Notes on Mexico in the fall of 1822,
Montgomery's Prose by a Poet, 2 v.
vmoyELs..; ;::v M' ,
Sayings, and Doings, 2 vol. j
A' Daughter of a Genius, J
Percy Midlory, 2 v. - :
Winter inWashington, 2 v .
Adventures of Haji Baba, 2. v.
O'llalloran, or tlie. Insurgent Clitef, an. Irish
Tale, by the author of the Wilderness, 2 v
M:sS Porter's Duke Chiistian of Lunenburg 2v
The.Spaewife, 2 v. author of Annals of the
v; Pansn. . :
The;Albigenses,'2
IThe Spy, -6-V.-
V. .:. -.-
The Pioneers, 2 v.
The Pilot, 2 v.
DIVINITY.
Adam Clarke on the Four Gospefs,
Thatcher's sermons, f
Iathrop's do.
Barlas's '. do.
Life of Dr. Tiiomas Scott,
Biblical Dialogues.'
ALOc0mJ?t.
ete assortment oj school
Books, Children's Books, ifc.
J." Gales, & Son have lately purchased
a Law Library, in which are the fol-
lowing valuable Books :
Cay's British Statutes, 6 vols, folio,
Hawkih's Pleas of the Crown, do.
Atkyns' Reports, 3 vols. do.
Adjudged Cases in King's Bench do.
Puffendorf's-Law of Nature, do.
Burro w,'s Reports, 15 vols do.
Newnam's Conveyancing, 3 v. folio,
Davis's Uevisal of , the Laws of North ,Caro-
, lina, . do. " . ,- .
iThe Laws of Virginia published in 1773, do.
Bacon's Abridgment, vol. 1, Z Jx 5, ao.
D'Anvers's Abridgment of the Common
Law, 2d v. do.
; k octavo. ; . -
Bacon's Abridgment, 7 v. Loridn edition,
Durnford and East's Reports, '8 v.. (the first
5 . vol. English edition,)
East's; Rejports, 14 v.
Espinasscs do. 4. v. .
Equity Cases abridged, 3 y.
Cowper's Reports, ;, -
Story's Pleadings, -Foster's
Reports, i
Leach's Cases, '
Latch's ' do. ' : l . - :-
Keyling's Reports, '
Parker's do. ' ; -
Sugden's Law of Vendors,
State Trials in England, in 1793?
Ilimnington on Ejectments,
Cooper's Bankrupt Laws,
A succinct Digest of Bankrupt Laws',
Martin V J ustice of the Peace,
Haywood's do. j
History and practice of tlie Court of Common
Pie is, -Liw
of Partnerships, s
Cruise on Fines, '
Gilbert On . Replevins,
on Common Pleas,
Kyd on Awards,
Morgan's Essays, 3 v.
Vesey, Stn. Reports, 2 v.
Hullock's Law of Costs,
Williams's Justice of the Peace, 4 v.
Conductor Generalis,
Powell on Powers, f
Park on Insurance
Ualeigh June 6, 1824.
67-
J State of North-Carolina.
: Franklin County
Court bf Equity, 2nd M onday after 4th Mon
day in March, A. D. 1824.
' Jesse Reedj Complainant;
1. , -v.- v '- - '
George Murphy, j Villiamson Murphy, Ni-
cholas Murphy, William Murphy, Pa.
tience' Murphy, Amey Murphy, Elizabeth
Murphy; Darby Thomas and Nancy his
wife, Joseph Bledsoe, and Winifred nis
, .wife, Frances M. Murphy and Temperance
II. Murphy are defendants. ; . i
IT appealing to the satisfaction of the Court,
thatWilliam Murphy and Elizabeth Mur
phy, two of the defendants in the above case,
are not inhabitants of this State i It is there
fore ordered, that pnhL'eation be made in the
Raleigh, Register once a.week for six months
successively, that ?the said defendants, Wil
liam Murphy andr ElizabethMurphy; make
tlieir personal appearance at the next Supe
rior Court of Equity, to be held for the coun
ty of Franklin, at ,the Court-house in Louis
hurg, on the second Monday alter the fourth
Monday of September next; and plead an
swer or demur to the said bill of omplaint;
otherwise the said bill will be taken pro con
fesso, and heard ex? parte as to tbemy and de
cree made accordingly.' f r
; Tcfcr- SAM. JQHNSONi C, IS.
. . - . r,,,i.: , . - .."--
f .
THAKEN uri 'and committed J9 the Jail of
' l; "Wake cbuntyoV.the f5th instant a Ne
gro man,7 dark complexion, spar ( builtj about
18 years old, "who says -his name is JOE and
that he.beloncrs ..to . Samuel Robinson of S.
Carolina, near Cherawi Hill. , The Owner of
said,boy b requested to come torwara, prove
propeixy, pay vciiarg anu .hjic aihii, r;
4 Raleigh,; Sept. 6.
NEW
CiAT.F.S 8c SON. have
just received
Boxvof rtew
; fWimi Philaoemhia, a-
Books, amonerst which are the following :
Durjonceau. on the Jurisdiction of the Courts
? of the United States, , V A-
E well's Medical Companion, a new edition,
Chapman's Therapeutics,, v K l: v
Red Giuintlett Scott's last new novel, : i
Trials, a Tale, by Miss llurney. - "
Miss xVi Kin's Memoirs 01 4ucen raizaueuj
&CJ&C.; ' "'-A ' A;:.- ':
IN the Village of Chapel Hill, in which the
-University of the State of North-Carolina
is located, Four Acres of fertile gi-ound with
the following Improvements thereon, viz. a
Dwelling House containing six rooms, with a
fire place to each, besides a large dining room
in the; Cellar, having , also a fire-place, and
Pantry. The Cellar room calculated to dine
thirtv-five persons together with all the- ne
cessary Improvements, a Kitchen, Smoke-
House, Stables, &c. ana UKewise a weu in
tlie t yard, I affording the best water in. the
place. ' . - . -
As the Subscriber is determined to leave
this place shortly, she will sell the aforesaid
premises on the most accommodating terms.
. Any person or persons disposed to pur
chase would do well to call and view the pre
mises immediately, as delay may lose a good
bargain; and at tlie same time as to further
.particulars, any information 'wanted can be
had. 1 'A ;:' , - ' 'v :i'-
Froni this situation being on the best market
street, and from the construction of the build
ings, the convenient location thereof to col
lege and the .eligible scite, this property has
a decided advantage over any other in the
83-3w MARTHA PANNILL.
T jyOTICE.
ja. m. Tivmock, & Co,
WOULD inform the citizens of Raleigh
and its Vicinity, that they intend open
ing a large and elegant assortment of ready
made clothing, surpassing in style and xvork
mansliipt any heretofore offered in this mar
ket.' They offer the following articles at the
JVeib-Yerk prices : Elegant Black aud Blue
Coats, Claivt, Green, Olive, Blue and Cinna
mon' colored Frock Coats ; Green and'Mix'd
Coatees, (a very fashionable article ;) Black.
Blue, Slone Drab, Light Drab, Fancy Drab,
Hibbed Drab, Black and Blue striped and
Ribbed, Mixed Ribbed, Blue mixed, Oxford
mixed, and Cor nation Cass. Pantaloons; Fig
ured' Velvet, English silk, French do. India
do. Valencia, Toilenette, Biack and Blue Cass.
Vests and under Vests ; Blue, Drab & Mixed
Loose Coats ; Camblet and Plaid .Cloaks,
(some with elegant Seal skin Collars) from
&8 to $18 ; Cottoii Drawers, Gloves, Suspen
dcrs,!llandkerchiefs; Cravat Stiffeners, &c. Sec.
03 Tne above Clothing' we vcurruvt to be
madq in the most modern slyle, and of the
best materials. . - ;
(jN. B. Clothes cut and made as usual.pO
September . 1st, 1824.: 84.
; : .: PROPOSALS
FOR rVBLtSlHNK X NKW.SPAPKn IN THIS TOWN,
I ! ENTITLE O
The Fatetteville Weekly Gleaner.
A B. H. Talbot, Editor.
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his plans: in compliance therewith he would
(as a creed by which he will, in his political
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Farewell Address of the 'Father of American
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ther Involving questions of law, or. made in
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tices Court Rooms'. As the Editor entertains
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i. e. Communication, vrin be thankfully re-,
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chapter but the Editor cannot - hazard the
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numoer. ' r.
FayetteviUe, May 20, 1 824. : ;
Printing neatlyexecuted at this
Officer'
dArA-ytAiM'i ,r w ' .
.i:3SPUIJiEN; Jailer , '
i 'iA', :AAy J
. A-rA - ftiva ' aa a -1
, ; vfc -u -, , A-'.-A - t'" 1
V. ? I AtX sorrel Mhivis entered oh the
X.vL' Rboki of the 'Uang6r;of Cumberlaid, and
is' noWin liis possessipii at lusj; plantation -'ai
bout six miles south' of . thej' town of Fai:eti e
vitlel;- The Stray isv4 jar,5 yearsold, about
101 .nanus nignvJising, , innuioot wniie,,;anc
yaiueo.ax.oa.
MALCOr RAY, Ranger.
Cumberland, August 22,
State of .DSTortliV Carolina.1 :
A ;;Eigecomt 'Counter?". iv.
Court- of PJeas and ' Quarter,; Sessions, May
v"-Terrri, .1824:, ' " ' '
Wiliiarn .WorsleW l fAl attachment le
! ; - t . vied on one improved
'Ji; nlWAxV Po "the . tbwn'of Tar
Bennett Barrow. -!
TTT appearing to the satisfaction of the. Court,
Jfcthat thel De
kJ, 'C!.;; ' t.. :' vvA 'A ' K . , li '
iicatibn. be;made
leighVttejsterfo
at the next Court. tV, Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions to be heldor tliei County of Edgecdmp;
at the Court Ifbuse iii Tarbprpugh, on thq
fourth Monday of August next,vand plead
Sec. btheVwise judgment final, will be "cnteifed
against
him. - - Teste, . A :ii AkiAAAt.
MICH'L HEARN, 9,Cf
August 20.
80-3 m.
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'-sAiA r- :a""41824.j:-;V
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Office, during the next Session of Congress,
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Public, at everv Session - thereafter; a: RE
GISTER OF DEBATES IN CONGRESS,
intended to comprehend a more full Report
,01 ine oiiccwics uiiiopiwui cficrat liiiciepi,
in each House of Congress, tlian ''has., .ever
heretofore been published, or 'than can be
given to the public through tlie ordinary and
limited channel, the column of a newspaper.'
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debate. ' What is true ol the years
that have passed, will, - as soon as they are
gone, be equally true of those in t Which we
live...),; " '- . -..y' "'; I'A. V.'
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character will ensure it a sufficient patronage
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.CONDITIONSJ-
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six to .non4ubsonber&. A&fyiw fe' I '
, - OC Subscriptions to the above publication
recei"ed at theookstdrd of JGales"& Son.
m BLANKS A
for asle atthk office. .
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House, .is-well , prepared to
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accommodiv
r.U.Tntv--..rx.-'Txx7rr Vtxts - xitMinm. .
approaching Assembly .v.-ith IJO , ,
takes 1hi-oppoTtunity to' jnfTirmthe.'n iCl
every attention shall be paid so a tb 'rc u'lo
their entertunment comfortable . and a-reca
b!f - lef House- is large, affording crmveni"
ent and. private Jiooms for Families arid ''.
h V XU - ifiunished.wrthit
ijestbt Liquors. ,.i;,f..':v-i : A 'j-'A':i
Mtfoll .b6ac$romol
dated asitsualas there j& an excellent St! bl
6n the lot; veirfutnishe4V:wilh;Cofiji,?l
derOatsJ and every thing riecessavy in!-.
Terms ot tioara.are iovv ana reasonable.
Raleigh, "Augf 3Q.v:-: 34
T.the late Arisrust term of Chath-i
ty Court; the Subscriber qualified is!
ccutor of the hxst Will aiid Testiimentfj ia.
sil Manl, deceased.' ;, 4 I A
AJlpersons indeHt Testntor are
.desired tow make immediate pavrnpnt tliat tins
distribution of the Estate may be spqeclily efl
fected,iind ;the Creditors' of the sarnerare'
hereby' notified to presentttheir claims clul v
au uicuuuacuv w iii 1 1 1 ,i ucv i j 1 ic prescribed b v
law. r .; ' ':-i;lCHAS.I MANLY, E
v Raleighll4th-August; 1824; 79Jlfn
K'xr.
r.u'A i .i: VIVIXVVs.. i ;
Cabinet IVIaker
HAYING cxjritracted;tofurnish:tiie'b
of North-Carolina C begs .lfaye -to1 inform
tlie inhabitants of Raleigh and its vicinity, jtlut
he is abeui-to estabhsh himself jnl tlie allove
line, near the Capkol Square, vvhere hp 1 36 pes
by thej aid of ?good yrrlajterials, S6und work
manship; arid spme'. little display of tastel .
merit a sliare of pubhc patronage.
Mav20.
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54
JjOTTEllY.
.1".;;; Second'. Class.; !):
fSO be drawn on the llth $Jay of Novetb':
a next, and completed intone day.
a :o
6
6
: 13. '
p. 690 1
C072-
Prizes of $5,060
is; $30,0
P0"
: bf -.
of
of .
: of
of;-
'.Of v
1,000
. . 500
if ' f 6,000
is '3,000
O X t?
o r 14. I k,4(X5
20 is i 2,750
XZtf, is 8,20. '
6- "is 36.432!
.. l t J ,. -i. 1 1 ..
6,924 Prizes
10,626 Blanks v
7:Aso.
17,550 - Tickets Present pr,c,e of tickets! 5,
Half S3, Quarter,! 06, ' Eighths 75, rtditsy-
. 1 .
Package of nine whole tickets" by cerfid-ate
60, Halt package ,16 80, Quarter do
$8 40. Orders enclosing the wsllpr .prize
tickets in any .of the' northern l Lotteries fur
tickets or shares will receive prompt attta-f
tiori if addressed to A. -..y AY- .. J4
. JVhiie's Lqtterjf Office,
82- ' r WyA -7 Petersburg,1
'T the lastterm ofJolinston Count
v Court,
the subscriber qualified as Administrator
the ei;tte . of John , Wellbns,! dec'cL'and
recJtiestsVall those indebted; to said deceased
tb make irnmediate payment, and those bay-'
mg claims to present them duly pithnticat-
ed,-. within1 thetime prescribed bv Iav. .
' ..That the; estate may be settled as sodnj as
con venierivthre Will be .sold at thel dwell- r
ing house and; work shop of.said deceased, .
in tne town 01 sm.mmeid, on v eunestuy
the 22d of September next,';; all the Perisha- .
ble Estate of said deceased. ' Consisting: of .
Ilogs' and ' CattleJ. Househbld and Kitchen t
Furniture; a general assortment" bf, first rate
Gig-rakei's Tools, amongjwhicli are jsevera!
very' jrare ) and excellent articles) not j easily
gotten. One new Sulky, and the; wbbil work:
of two7 small waggons, and.mawy other arti
cles of value not hereinentioned.; Six tiipntiu -
credit will be given and bond witawpe;sc
curity:willibeVequired.i'; -V ;'5 ! li ' '
"Atsooniilon November, I
shall sell on a credit of six; months, Lot ao.
44 "an d i m pro vie rrients,: the! 1;
said decdi It isan e lierible
late -tesifisac0 ot
efiDie situation-iui
private family, liavinrr a R-ood frame fioise
arid convenient outhouses attached thereto.
'DAVID THOMPSON, Adm'f.
SmithfieldV Aug; 30.
85 laW5t r
TTI AN A WAY from the subsbnbeil WW
A in Cl.irkcounty, ' Peoria, tlie follown
negroes, viz 2 a woman by the name of SAL
JLY,. abtfui 35 years old, who left me sofflC;
time in My ; she' is a so.t; likely I woinan,
rather light complected, has lost one, of her
upper4 and one of her lower foreteeth : .
wastaken up andfiut in Abbeville jail, Sj C.
xirliilt..tlp' ehA .atfrnnlo x na:I for! d fre
woman by thei'narrie of Eliza j she broke
and has -probably gone 1 bvards Hambwffi
SiC. A rewanl 'of tert dpl!ar37 will b$
to anv persrtn who will apprehend and sattf
ly confine! in jail, said woman, so tlit I gej
her again J 7 Also three others, viz : 'SAM
small' black fellQWhiri visage, qujek spoken
and . very (active in walkipg. X.AHKIN, 1
years bid,1 a very likely y el Iov fellow, vpry
active; haSsome of his upper foreteeth qui,
supposed to weigh 150, about 5 feet 9 or,
indies high: SAM, a mulatto boy about i
yeawold thin visage, with .rather a rt
couriteriarice. Two of the! above Negrof ;
kviz VSalI: and yellow - Sam, werebrous j
three weeks since.' It is probable they may
attempt to return to Virginia ; they may
procured free passes or be j run off by s0B
white J- person.?-' A re warn ot ten
iiece fbrJLarkin arid black Sam,1 nd five l
yeiiow oam, twui pe jitcu
h erision arid confinement1 in
for their appfT
jail so that I
uteui aKiin.
ROBERT IIESTEB
Salem;4ClaTlc county ' Georgia, ? 35 :
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most fashi,aablc songs and pieces.
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