11
; .7; - : - . a . . . . . . .
'V (M? TH-(5 3 Al? (15 L! N A STATE CJ A KETTJE '
, v. r ' ' '. ' v f -r " ' 'Oure are the plaiis of lab, delightful beace,iH.'- . v - ' . ; 1 ' ;.; -
! iPr - ' .:s" w V" - t 1 ' ,'i ;!''i i "Unwarp'dby party .rage to live like brothers.' : -f: ? . j - V -' v y": V :-w'f t.;j
I , - . . , . i i i i i ii , . i i i .1 i ,, , ,, , f , , , , ,i - - r J i ..tii ,i . i . t i i.' t i ' I., , ,' - , , . - - -y ;
-The-4:eood-huihburedriefet aiiil the I rouniled ber The lad y Assynt regarded ' OFJie lVdrreritoil Fall ULaces.-
commence over the . u arrehton
VVednesday the 10th day of
and continue four da vs. ' . ".
Streepstakes, onemiie heats
colts ud hllies $100 en-
more to make- racerr Stib-
the day precedihar tbat of
rhe effect of such anv utv-paie and cold he looks how ms long the uace. ; V 1
now fi:nasuy- are ni uncur-" " -j'iuu 4 mac
rhrVCO line I nun. iiv-aw iins anvv
discount; -
rs V)h I jav J viu 3IlfJ hl' iJ i ' i erry xaie vveni rounu, ana tne laugn or ner not , somewnat oi ner lormer con-1 till, ?
Lvkao t,,i vn1T' KITputlvful lov was atits highest when a vulsion aorain came' uron her:: and I ? v Course, on
t . - : j- f. --w I wprrinn' oh n air rtrnriitcofi o anHHan anrl I of iphniv sun in o frnrnrinri mannpr. (Hp I '' Clliurr
''vr;joSEPII UAUES cc SOJN.v - M v- 'T rvvv . uuv..uu .. v v..v. r -First Dav XA
4YFivx Dollar per annum--Judf in advance. V' i ,T ' , , IX. " r. S for thre years oil
' . rneau towanisjme i.auy Assyntv. wno luisunguisnaDte.irom a scream, -Ann i tfance Three or
. . t.ofk TAri?TisoTf -pw'rc; : ;r"wt;: .' I seemed for a; momenta to be violently i no wcitliey bear him hither I bee how scrintion to close
iaiid Xbr Sate Lx .
V f ""NEAR HALElGk: . i- r "
"WWTitX, be sold on accommodating terrn
r T; a lYact of f.and, containinsr 139 acres,
within four miles'of .the city i;adjomingtbe-"
iandsot Wm:;.Hul; Judge Ty lor ad others
Tr.island is' ; entirely wood .UnoC For ter n,
u.l kUJ,n,r: hsa I'rta i nree mile neats entrance jklo-
ucauon ; xnps oi greater.! en gxn rat;HCievciycu. re. u t J5 f"w uiavv: - nev hunjr un at the . usual discount o v ,
in the imefprpporti6nCoTO confusion ; 1 every assis-1 where lately, sat the warm smile or . Third J5 v-The Proorietors Purse -$200
U1U
t!iankfully
must be
ly received....I,mER3 to the EdUpi;s tanc was proffered ; and nuifii
numerous in-1 love."
From Blactcvfopits Edinburgh ,
l nen- sinKinar asrauu
ming tq J short iqterval she continued, in a more $20. v- r - -:tr4-"1 , r v
' 1 .1 . . t 11 Z .- ' fAitaVnn 11 Fourth Tiav.- A1" - HaihIv STT'in. fni1 ; tiftcL.
r 1 v ; ' ; ... 4 v enuHavn ir nv auesneraie enuru; m au i suuuucu tunc. - uc.is tunc, juiv - y -
gate ;i ,noh;tipm ;he revisit his own lair. Pxomer Wl &Zy:-
- TTT-T' '-to ViF en nervis tnal-dy:xvhich apparently halls and fertile lields" ; - ... a TProrW pledges himself to have
Remarkable instanct of Second Sight, affected her, she 'put-hack- boti the ; ; The ladies were now busied about the Tract in good order, "stables atd Utter
V Lady D who lay in a deep faint, furnished Race Horses, gratis. j;
It is now, 1 believe, about eis;My , , . u.k;;r -,v,i "w All immi n mnrh intprpstod - itoRT. B, JOHNSON. Pron'r.
rnr W, Wv in Yn,N. C. Sept 4,h, 1824. - .
dies.werfrassembiwi in thaef eat ballot : :'r Vr:: ' . ' ,nf l. I.iJ. ,nl: " mmisneaon tne
t. i -ii -a , -i n . linear, wunoui ueimun au y wr s in.tjji muup. ,. , - - ot trie ani Nrf Have if or hv v
. wmr.n is orranr. v siTiinrpn in nni 7' t . . c . . - - i
wm. -. . ... - i ii a 1.1 Kill.
had already actually happened.
evening
R. If. JOHNSONj Propr.
untrequenieuparr ot ,xne :Cotimr?,4nf w Krt onmn- pvppv oho nffprtrd to treat her words
the nprihemtrew nv wn Wored to its composure, and as! the idle dreams of a distempered Stat. Xotttl-CaYOlitta,
ig ioyrsVmade: haypy intl)e ios- .
!oh -:oF eacliv'other'. had 'ciime' fiwn' .t1
ypi,n
session
the neighborhood of ,the Scottish bor-
d e r, t o s peli d s p rn e d el ih tf y I w e e,k s
the cuests bf KliOrd -H-----1 the .brother
or uncle of the ladf 5 for, I forget in
which of these leeslof relatiopship
tiiat nobl eitian stood to ward h e r. Th e'
evening had closed, aridthe shrill sound
of the bagpipe hal already died away
around' ther outer::wa!ls of the castle,
-i !:- Lij u:J far as its coh
least wa, ueiuu. iuii m iit-m j 1 F
-.1 .1 1 u
en- brain-: although, in the very looks of
more the different speakers, there was a fear
eir a-I oeiraveu, uiai hi : aniuiucu wnu uicn.:
and raised them from their seats words, manifesting the general appre-
ie -utmost consternation. The La
dy Assvut now presented a spectacle
that1 chilled every one. 1 he same con
vulsion seemed to have returned with
hension thatr.something tragical was to
be o read eu. At last a coniuseci noise
seemed- to arise from the under apart
ments of the castle ; mutterings and
broken sentences, and half-suppressed
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1824. j
Warwick Hackada,1 Origiiial Attachment;
ened on 1 tract of land
premises in District
16. u
vs' " Tand
Alex'r. Boyd Jun'r. J No."
M T appearing to the Court, that the defend
1 ant in this case lias removed out of this
State, or so conceals himself that the usual
00 the 2reat H1,j-''::!s3 Jl ,v.diinui nc sci vrw upuu nun ;
1 it is ordered by the Court, that publication
. 1 lie name ue ma(je :n tne Reerister. nrinted in the Citv
rp.dnuhled violence." She started un in
' , . - ---- -T.V . . . I I i , i .
its naroxvsm : and her V uncommonly - exclamations, were neard
tall fi ou re was raised to its full heio-ht. stairs and in the passages
and set rigidly against the high back of :air naries was irequenuy repeated Qt Ralefgh, for thtee months, that unless, the
W0 rroKIr v;i,; K,Tkn,i K0n bvldifferent voices. The more anxious defendant appear at our next Court of Pleas
seaieci, asuirom anxiety 10 .retreat as "-7 i-v-r;, . . , tv of HalHk at the Court hmP in - ni;fV
j , ... 7
om some
fined space w6uld allow, by runmngto tne winnows, li e giar-
hhrriblp cnprtnrle that nrw uig Iisnts ot torcnesewere seen to bur-
I - . 1 . 1
cdurt-yard
. .'-J - .lArAIIC m!lno tlai1
Cllim icigu, .ei .V.lLrr.f P.t tt li .T-Tp'r VrmtfWArA throWn un TV across
art every ; yoUtlituUodntenance ; that ; ."r 1- " JV" rti. seemed..to. be bustle and dismay. And
brightened the c rcle of the huge oaken, " " vr , . 1 thpnit iva -that the doleful sound of
r.;r; v VTr r. -i' r." from its fe ow : and her stretched eve- me- uagmiw. umjiug,,.... "."'g
K-iio fiU TO:i'i,rirnri. lamfentV came upon the e&ntrom with-
0,10. li cu ,nnmo,i! v,; fimo fn outlthe castle gate. A slow, heavy
lose" all sense of existence, and, though
in an unricrht nosture. to have been
I . D .1 . ... -
uddenly struck into a stmened corse.
... - , -
v j r: :k:;-; lirom us ienow : ana ner
cheerful glare aVnidst the groupe. Care
and anxiety ; werealike banished .ex-j
ceptihg TroTn the thou ghts of t the lovely
Ladv D who, thoTQjrh she could
and measured tramp of many feet upon
the! drawbridge, told that a party of
men were bearing some heavy weight!
across it. Unable longer to submit to
rinf. hut rtrtir mate iri the general fflad-
r r . j ;.'o- . , . .1 :kw riprrrnoe chi riocran tot wnthpi' as IT
, 4 . y4v ( !- r n n , .vf. vaf tfl t T " : r i. - - ' II ,1 I 1 A. I I I.I I
ess ner 111 tr. f 1 1 i.r; tio.ii -i-i riiiciu in itn - . , i 1 i-c cncrtonca l Ti wnif.n i n v vh ri iihi 1 1 . i -r-r --!- -, .. t
- . : r- , , pnrlnrino' pftppmp no-onv her uvin ns "Vi " UtK6Aa u appears to me
.absence o; ail se - , uh.t t?4 i,fVpanrP of the greater part of the females now ;T?' of the Court, the ( Defendants
iton.earth.: birnarJeaii r.fr - -....y j-ir .U.-k--. u., i rushed from the hall. A cry oth or- Holland, jun. ..Sophia Perkins, and
- , . in nil inn ii Miiiin v nvr.i t.iniir uv , iiti i - ; - - rti'
id - L.orci K , on ther " - . , ' r " . V , rr 7 f wac hp.ird arid the mvsterious an- Uhoaes, lieixs oi James iiouana, aec d.
4vifl?fd;nf mnJ tterln lccvrf inhabitants of another government: It is
uic auiiuuc iuau .uunjuiaim-u. i, . . . . , ,i : " , r ! n 101c umcrcu, ov uic lyuuiu uui uuui
eve n ' th e, ternpqri
'now holds deare?
hatlaccornpahii
preceding day.
siotfs of a neighboring chieftain for the
limits or .neignpjornooa are; exenneji
l1" . a I "lf-lll
mintpn W fann.nid flnfl abstracted re- found to be, in trutn, too areaaiuuyi
reaiizeu.
on the 3d Monday of November next, reple
vy the property so attachedj or plead to is
sue, that judgment tinal shall be entered and
execution awarded. " s
A true copry
Test. .
R1CHM. EPPES, Cw; C- f
Aug. 30th, 1824. ' 87 Adv:'$5 25
, HilWOOD COCHTT."
Superior Court of Law, second Wednesday af
ter the 4th Monday ot March, 1824.
John Crow, w.' James Holland's-heirs. -
satisfaction
James
Cynthi
are
there
ication be
made 3 months m the Raleigh Register, that
the aforesaid defendants appear a,t the next
limits or . neigouorripouv are. exteimt.u i 12 -r.K-- 2a' A 0;fxrl realized. .
farther, m i regions where every : nume- Lord R- , in the deepest afflic- SuPeripr.Courtofv tob?
seems to participate in the greatnes ot; ' i-L..-J. Jli,- :Jn . :,flj f tion. to d the sad tale, with all its cir- ty or Hayvr.ooa, autue coun-nousew yvaynes
the scale on which nature is nerscu ms- . ;. . . . T j , munvwm
P'Wcl.- A'UI,bu?lr th-otl.er female. SrUrfd ion regain, Sir ChafleT.ad resUted aU Ae
r -were; well aware of the nnmerous chan- L. , : vr.ii AS L.uu 1 "a kind iinnortunitv oftheir host., llieir
...UvTi 1 l.r.l-lnnt liml. I - rt - -----
cumstatices. 1 lougli mucn pressed to tlav;;'sentember next.thn & there, to nlead.
answer or demur," otherwise judgment will be
cxrui 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 11 w 1
mm mzeai
therestlesemotibnsAich,l.ady:Pr- mlhpr 5he looked at wel known : one of these had assailed
felt,Vere;extecWn tnem iii the middle of the loch, and
her hnsbands-jabsence :he gusseil kLUW 4nd some- Had been productive of the melancholy
taken prp cgnfesso.
' . Test,
67 3m. ,
J. B. LOVE, Clk
sied.nghtly,, t hat " what austerelnrthe reclining po-
,weyer powerful, , could operate sUion into sh; had dropped, she
nnd irness
't:on. how
. . . . - ' - . ' t . -1. .'J.
t;., delay .hiVettjrn, . Awwti ,itS -opjeQc, b- , . her hanas'before her, and sweep
AV-toreBain t,e enjoyment ner so- - them owibackwanls to the riglit
ciety. She -..therefore continued st. 11 to, divid ed the ring of Ife
ctbccl.'himirter every, one else had; 4lewho surrdunded:heri and brought
abandoned an .nope oi jh apcaiau. T a(i
-he started. at- cyeryioiind. andfflanc-
ed her fineeyes- hastily aj the door at
every tootstep, ,non cuiu h"c uia.x
ces ot her, companions
dismiss her
catastrophe.
C Tooled,
Cabinet Maker & UnllOiStereF ; sonslwho have claims against his estate, -are
TT A VlNGcontracted to furnish the Capitol reqiiestfel to
TTAVJNG,
JLjL jof North-Carolina
Capit,oi
besys leave to inform
nnHE subscriber having qualified at the
JL,llast Court of Plea:f and Quarter Sessions
for Warren county, as Executor of the las
Will and Testament of Doctor Littleton H.
Coleman, deceased ; all persons indebted to
the Waid deceased are hereby ; required to
maWe payment .without delay and all pex-
e Claims against nis estate, Tire
present their claSms duly au
tlipnticated according to law within the time
of taste, to'
;54'
apply to
iMav.7
The Editors the Register.
1
l3tate df Notth Caroiina.V
.Northampton County . -
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessiotis,pjiine"
EK Johnsoni ' 7 Original attach?; levied
Drurv Kelson. 5? : ' :
Judgment by defaulLb cranted, the PIaih.
tiff and the property condemned, subject to .
uie f lamtifi 's recovery. - 4 .:
IT appearing to the satisfaction cf the Court,
that the- defendant i not an iiihabitant of
this State : It i therefore ordered aiid de .
creed by the Court that publication be made
in the Raleigh Register for three mouths sue-"
cessiveiyj tuat unless tne, aeicnaant urury
Nelson appe&rt,the nextCpurt of Pleas audi
Quarter Sessions tq be held, .for the County
ot Northampton at the Court House in said
County, on the first Mondayof September
next, and replevy the. property, sb attadiel
and plead to issue, judgment.nnal .will be en- "
tere.d against him and ekecutioii.awa.rded.c.
cordingly. - . . K ' ' y -..: " - i , . -
-Witness,. John AY. Harrison, Clerk of our.
said Court .at Office, the first Monday of June
A. D. 1824, and in the "48th year of American
Independence.: .-. - . v ... . v :i ;
v ' 63 J AV..HArjllSON, C; C. C.
Issued Jurie-llj ; . llAdv,, $6,
i
T AN AWAY from vth . subsbriber lii'init,
JJiiin Cl ?rkcounJv, Georgia, the following
nejrroes, viz : a worfjan by the name of S ALv
LY, about 35 years old, who 'left. rhs some
time in May she is a ' stouf, "likely woman
rather licht complected, has, lost oricof her
upper , ana one. or nerjower toreteein : sne
was taken up and put in Abbeville lad. S. Ct
"jvhile there she attempted to pass for a free
woman by the name of Eliza : she broke Jail,
and has probably gone towards Jlarhburg
S. C. . ,. A reward ;of terj dollars will be given
to any person who will apprehend and safe
ly confine 'in Jail said : womah," W . that I get .
her again. Also three others, viz V SAM j tf
small black fellow, thin visage, qtfickspokeri
and very active in "walking. ; LAUKIN 17.
years old, a very likely yeUow fellow, .very
active -has some of bis upper foreteeth put
supposed io vigb 150, about 5 feet 9 or 10.
inches high. S A M, T a mulatto boy about 1 S
year? old, thin visage, .wittv rather, a, bhld
countenance.' two of the above Negroes,
viz. r Sally and yellow ' Sam, 'were brought
from Virginia last fall j the other two about
three weeks since. It is probable they may .
attempt to return to Virginia; they may have
procured fr,ee passes or be, run off by. some
white person. . A reyrafd jbf tefi dollii ju,
piece for Larkih and black Sam, and five for
yellow Sam, will be given for. their jappre
hension and conltneiiient in jail so that; I get'
themaeain
ROBERT HESTER.
2tL
it was'not no
gentlenenjwou
.f'V''I'f ,thff, 1. iong
....lavrvcthatnt ..te
4tfn nVrprs." in a deep and- ar
tyhn s tlbuttnat it
hn,i ihti prevailed on to ! V.r , n ci..A :i u
projectett .vfw6?
smiihprn . stranger. v:! 'K ':
The 2sat another person at tnat res
tive b ii-d, ' on whoni mirth seemed to:
- have tittW etTect? litsems wbichhot
in every directiohTrpm eyes of the
voung and; the;;gay aroundicrfeU on
. her higb and ntarjie'fcaturesv?and
ven eyeHJce-thoVeipiw
dark rat prn'nf sortie Bieed ess atid sea
beaten crag," enulphi rigftrn thec.tli an
retlecting'itS'lighUtThisyahe
d v 'Assvnt. who; to x m o : nonon-to
v ii w nil st nruiuuiiu: bucuvc nai
' " .. 7 . - . .
nnon everv other lin. Let the voice
of gladness yield to that of mourning !
Cruel i the blow :that hangs over tliee.
nnnK-innnrVni. dnve ! and sad is it for
ti "tWpp. "what thou art but too
I1IV C w ; -------- .
hnvions to know. A vision crossed m
siht,'aAdI saw-a little boafj in wliic
were t hyll orclahd Lord ir. it was
Afx hv: a :&uddenv and tempestuous
wutfthatswept the dark surface. pfthe
bh liha whitenhir line. I saw the
the" frail; bark ;
. - : , v
r " -.rFi
GO
mmmmm
locn in a
i ?.( -i
aves
flnahmov.
over
.j ii;d if Kp two t Highlanders
"eyerincVfeiarrjta1i?sheJh
inn i wv - jr r- ' mi i n v - -i tv r- iiici v .a wasxs t - -
I-1 f wl iDelled me
rohtend wi th th eu
s whirlwind.
from fear of
ritoP vision
rned m? unwilling yes, and com
elled' me io behold that last wave,
i . l ...un od thnm hpnpatn tne uurst
playful CwwesP that rmurmnd;'and ,f ... tpBm,s:STC. TUc land was
unng nerjniP lwie piajr :.vy v.---r.r strulcd with their late. 1 ww iu
sturdy, servants, one uy
shore. 5 but -ripked
LadyD-r-
She had theirefire beefcleft turb- s she grasped ? the'arm of the
ea to the tuiioossesiM s " l-... t f0 mn that rav! nusoaim
gloomy thoughts. .TAt iast per yt
sence seemed ; to1, be forgotten
observed, at allf she vyas' notic
r!l as':sKyed iHi; booyPM
..;V.I bp Tiad v Assvnt in a lower and .mote
Wm Zli&te ;Wri ttis bodyi was
the moon oeaii
:theparKf?H!rf
nels of the anc and she; 'svvponed
ihe party ;wasrtear ;f.; , wayin itheartns ot tnioseL wna sur-
mtrciless waves upon the
: ithe vmbbhbnll;updh
-4
i
NEW BOOKS.
"GALES' & SON, have just received
1 from Philadelphia, a Box of hew
Books, ambngst'which are tlie following : ;
Ddpohceali, on the jurisdiction oi tne oouns
of the United States, 'V r 4 - v -
Ewell's Medical Companion, a new edition,
Chapman's ' Therapeutics, . v ; "
Red Gauntlett, Scott's last new novel,
Trials, a Tale, by Miss Burney, . r
Miss AikinV Memoirs ot Queen iivzaoetn,
House of KntertainmeiiLV
i i
i !
ULltfIfr
ARG ARET ARMSTRONG, at her large
and commodious two story House, on
Eayetteville street, opposite to the; Court
Hoiise, is-well prepared to accommodate
Twenty- or Twenty-five MEMBERS of the
approacliing Assembly ; with " BOARD and
takes this opportunity to- inform them that
shall be ' paid so as to re nder
j v .
Vic Soldi
fi man,' "m Warrenton, on Thurslay, the 7th
of October, all the household and kitchen
furniture oOthe said Dr. Coleman, several
horses, cattle, hogs ; a new single and new
double Gig, with harness, Stc. &.c. The furni
tureiand iricrs are northern made, and of supe
rior jqualit'. Also the medicines and shop.
furniture, of good-quality and tresii. credit,
twelve months, with approved security. '
Also at the same time and on, tlie same
terms, Shop and Lot on the main Street in
lvarrenxon. iuc uuusc is suhiujk h siyic
house, being first built and used for tbat pur-
pose. V r : j. ' u . Jiuaiiti i , liXT.T
Sept. 1.' -, :-..y;,-- -v - .
Wlttbe paid for apprehending and se"
curin ih traoh (so that 1 may t them
again) Uetrge aooux iwenry-i i:ycar wiu,
hear siK'teet high, stout, and toieraDjy Dia-aK,
and -his wiM'y, nineteen years old, com-
BQOn Size, DiaCK coioreu, ana vcrjr ri.cijf.
They. were, brougty from the Eastern Shore
of Maryland,' and ran away the 8th inst. and
no -doubt are attempitng to get bacfc They
will aim to pass through: Salisbury, Lexing
ton, Greensborough,', Hillsborough,- and so
on to Petersburg, '- v ,..k
Any information, directed ,to IIarnburg,
South Carolina, will be thankfully received.
. : v JOHN SPRINGS."
York District; S. Carolina, ' " i - , -i
ltLh August 1824. 849wp. 5 - i t
Salem, Clark county, Georgia,."? ft -August
19., : S
Tj'IlQM rhe at Lancaster CourthouseSouth,
JL; Carolina, on the 29th of this instant, my
Negro Man BOB. , He is about 21 or 22yearV .
of age -has a; pleasant countenance, speaks'.
pretty : icjuick, converses sensibly, and both,
reads and writes. He rather inclines to the
yellowish color, pf low stature arid not ver -heavy
made, wilt weigh about 125 ' of 130-
Bob has been oft in ut sea a:id has contracted
something of u sailor's air when ' walking.- .
II is teeth are very . white,? and: has a J small'
scar imnK j oeiow nis ngii eye".'.s nanus
and teet ate small. Boo had on when he iett
me, a small chin hat, blue cloth pantaloons.'
blit he '-will chancre,1 as he tiai other clothes.
aid it is likely he will wear a"blue hroadcllith
coat with gilt buttons. , He tok ith him a
pair of short boots 'with' revolving heels, also
a bible and a small psalm and hymn book.
It is likely Bob will change bis name and atV
tempt to pass for a" free mart. 1 think he vrill
make for the North ami may attempt to jret
a passage by Vatef. '. Few negoefe hare the
cunning and sense he. lias. '! 'AboiiL t wo yer -
57ILX, also be, paid for apprehending and
t rnmfortable and acrreea- f T sceiirinp in eraoL. Stebhen thirty-five
lUSIltllH.IUIIIIi"y"' -v -T- 0 , -,-,. O . - - C y
-' r Mnni is larp-e. afibrdine conveni-J xears of ae. tolerably black, five teet o or a
e Rooms Yor Families and Tra-1 inches hisrhV one le?r rather shorter than the
veH ets Her Bar is well furnisbed with the other ( he isSib- doubt in company -with the
K. kti Arninr j? H - . V- -' - I above described negroes ? he belongs t6 the
"N-B -Transient "people will be accommo- f estate of CapU' James Potts, deceased? He
dated as usual, as mere is an csccucin ouuici was prougni irpin xue nciguooruuuu ui
on the Iqt, weir furnished with Corn, Fod
l' Oats arid every. ihme- necessary,- Her
terms vof Board are low and reasonable. ;
Raleigh, Aug 30. v : i 84 law3t-eotS
berri and probably may attempt to get back
by the .way ;of Fay etteville, ' :- ' .
ago I, bought himout ot Jaii sola. as a, ru
way for his fees. t 'l , wiU twcntvdolL
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Jail in the United STtefi
V t - MINOR CLINTON.
July 3t.v '.r I ' 77I10w
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State of North: Carolina
v ' '; .'' ' Franklin Cc nty.r - . .
Court of Equity,' 2nd?Monday after 4th Moil .
- - . : day in March, A." D.; 1824. r i : .
Jesse' Reed, Complainant s . , i , s
George Murphy, Williamson Murpny," Nw
1 .chclas ' Murphyi C WiHiani '') ; Murphy Pa-V
.tience - Murphy, Amey Slurp ny, Elizabeth
Murphy, Dary Thomas and Nancy - his
'j wife; : Joseph Bledsoe; and .Winifred' nis
" "wife,. Frances M. Murphy nd.Teinpe4-ance
H. 3Iurpby, are defendants. . f ,: j : "
IT appearing to the satisfaction c .he Court
that tVilliam Murpbahd Elizabeth Mur'
phy, two of the defendantsin the above case,'
are not inhabitants of this State ; It is, there
fore orderedVth. " "blication .be inade in tlie
Raleigh Register ze a week for six months
successively, that , the said defendants. Wil
liam. Murphy, arid Elizabeth Murphy, . make-
uicir pcrsuiiiu npcjuiibc ai uic iicai supe
rior Court of Equity, to be,held for the "coun
ty of -Frankhn, at: the .Courwiouse m i-ouis-
UUXiJ, UU UIC pvVvllu tiA,vl.ujr M-.tJ .1 vi tuai ui
Monday pf , September . next,'. and -plead an
swer or demur to the sakt bill.of" omplalnt .
otherwise ; the "said bill'wjll be tateri pro con-,
fesso, and heard ex parte as to. them, and de?
creemade'aocordirigly -7?? ; -J'- :
Test, SAM-JOHNS OK, CVT
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