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1 r vin . nresen tcjUa hi 11 .. tor ad -
l?rvan was rr flitted to acommit'ee
, vance tne apnmistrauon flr -jiisutv in
'V v-Coufta: bf Kquif vfanil tb$fnb!is!i
I ! tfrtTbflliatpufp
: hefirsrtiTife,- ffrurbnl imtjqir of Mr
' ' jf the nholf ' jse, ami rnadethc;ord$r
- .-r h.vd.iv for Mnnflav.nextC i On mo
i . r: -ttorf of :W ellbbrn,: : the " same was
Mr.1 Shober frmtheconimittee of
v:
Eropoiiions ncl'GBcyancefj jrtirnetf
? , . . ine jietitioi) o LSUmvry innaDitants 01
Cab'a riW:coun t viatit Jrt !ie-afnii 'Way rfc
fcrfed fo ttie committee of Ihtcrhat Im-.
, ' rove men t su : -..v '-J - J' ; i V
IrShbberfromef s:
same-commit
Hllbe-appqinjleiJ
ce. reported laynnibly to. tlie petitions
AT Will ho.
-vlf- ry;,)'i 'Uilh'tb
y . chii t4 - : - up csr c u u j . i men ta!
and bVttaor:: iserw u1 it Kin .this State
- ivl ;-futureJ' ':flwSi)ri other purposcsirT-
yhich .were: read the first lune. o
j : v'TIjc'' foHfJwingpetitioil ,of jV.prh'ate
I iiature'ere' presented. Viz :
- . ', By. lj.l(irocne"; thi? petitions laf$oh
ScblnscVjojii Uay
"oi-d alsd;'4f"MartTiiEU .of tle san?d
v , ,1 county 1 R V ;M VJ."Ch I Ja way,; ,thc.-Vpcti-;.
t'mn jif Sa rail I fend rich s of 'Ashe icoun
iv: -Rv Mr- Carson, the 'petiticm'- of
" Margaret Jackson of Rurke- - (By MrV
ljawkius? the pctitioVTf Otivir Rrame
of: Warren county.' Ry Mr. Carsim,
"the netition of Moses 5 Austin of Burke
r-wnich were, severally read" and re
referred to t lie. rcomudttec of Proposi
: 'tionsUiridVnancx?s, , , . V
Hoari prosented the petition' of
AVtmiI;ytlc.-vhir.h - v a i referred to the
ciimnjitiee of Claim?. v " ; f
: Mn- Greene presented the T petition
&iridrj inhabitants of Ilutherford
- county,; praying; that a cavalrvi'conipa
ji v. to yrhiclf they belong, be turnihed
." vitli Vans, "Rererrjid 'to .the ;Thili.tar v
,:-Mr.. Shobcr Trbm theJ.Ctimmittee of
Xroposition 'nd: Grievances," nVade an
, uufavbra.ble rport on thepetitions of
Thomas Hcnsonaml Martin .Klliott
which, wais concurred in V U
'rhc! following :biljs.: from tlie House
of Commons, were read .the .first, e-;
cond iand third3 titnes and ordered to
be enrol Jcclcobsequently they - have
become laws':,; - : ; V ' ' ' V
-n A bill to repeal a supplement to an
act passed in 1 822, to allow. ccmmis
sio fe to Cbnfttables in -AVarren, Korth-
-amptnn and'BVunswick' counties; ami
a.; bill tor incorpoi-ate the 'Trustees- of
llillsbiirimgh.maleAcaflemy; in ()-
ranre:couury.
-'3'bc4ftdow-;b,ds ,wei:c -presented;
-v w:hic jbskfK i Wit, first' readings t
By t!r.r Carsoii, a, bill t repeal an
scf. 'passed jn 1818 fixing the,sum here
' ; after joj be paid , to the State,;- for va
cant iands-rrfcrred to iher Committee
lfY.Mr.! - Black well, a bill to compel
the BunkH of this State t pay specie
in certAjn cases 'Referred to a, select
cbmouttee, consisting1 of Messrs; For
ney, Ollachwel If Jo Peebles and
Xbve;ir:: -yhv t ' ''-
By Mr. PearRall, bd I to repeal an
" . . t .1 ' . ' ' Z- . .
Pntiiitv -nTid Sunerior Courts bt Ashe
. Jcoti n t v, ccu.cu rren t j b risdict ion . over
- the i uad Jcipling : frbnr thV Puncheon
Camp-bythe-way f Beaver .('reek, to
the twirof JefifeVsbnttmijii saul county.
Bv Mr.- Scawellv a bill toincorpo
rateihe Trustess of; the Wake .Union
Academv,-and . ' 2 A
; -By r.-;M"r Lbye,-a bilk to alter the
, names of: Samuel Cunningbfrm antpKli
zabetli Cunuiuhain nd.lb legitimate
them.' ' " ' .- '
....; Mfr- . ringer presented the; follow
inV?rVolutibn;' viz V K .V. " : v , '
Rks- ilvkd, I lw ine.uoTimitre on tne ju
; fictan', pc hi-strisclfd to enquire into the x
. ,pedic!r.v pflre'r:cng the.poM'r of'the Go
. yernVirtb grant panlons m ceriuin coses, and
thai they report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Sea well moved to simcm! the a
'bove by adding " when the punishment
Uiscitiori.'iry wptli the Courts; which
Wasa greed tb aul the resolution was
. ' 'adopted. :-;.:.r - 'yr -r-.'.
;The4iTll:.for the relieCof Joseph; Wil-
J iama ; of ihe county of i 'ol u muu athe
bill -for: the relief of Snrah 7Jlen of
CaswelJ, and the fes1utiin in favor f
JesseTlulsyi:Jwcre;Wad;tl;e third. time
und onjered. tu be engrossed. y-s
i. MitVrnborn presented ; lire "petiti-
' on of Elizabetlv K erplioij.Ueierred
ito the cbtnui!tVcb''o1r:dlvbri(Tfl ali-
; j.. rv;'v.f't;-'"T-v'g,-,s.i.;.t.t'r''V.'.
l.r.Sh'obcr fit m 1 the cbmnnttee' of
''PpsUiohs, and Gnev;thce3? -reported
;4trub y ; bn the peLitiuus; rf Margaret
- "?Von of Ru jUe Vnd Sarah Hendricks
... of7Ahtf couiities.- i:-v.'T?V ,;---;v';'
. - On irriotibnif Mr ! Bnrtami rho. rnm
- act passed atine last session, io icgu-
vlate the cou nty ; courts Duplin,
a : -.1 Br Mr. C li away, k bill to e;lve the
j Z '; ;ttee'6n the Judtilary wcre'instracted Ward and MaHhaB- obth6 p.ti-f bf thti
iV 10 cn1 mto'tlie expediency cf; so iJSerraM: - ; " " ' J ' -
mehaiti'ff 1 be r j;.nmin,illavS that persons
ttliarwlwwilli KtateVbiFences hall'be
- fmpvlle&tb'givq security ifor thenar-j
wie n f bf aH costs anil ! charges before j
they Shairne permutea tomean auwa
vit Tor'the removal of their, cause to t
;!By-M r Foh nsonLaill prescribing
the xlutles of executorsjand administrar
tors, in cer tain cases, iveierreu ig uie
committee. 'on tlie Jugiciarj.
mptori
mnd palifax. Referred to the Senators
composing tnejniru juoiciai; ciruir. ( .
15v. 3lr. risiier. a btll to repeal an
act passed in.J 822, for the better, reau
jatirin ; of the cbupty courts of Rowan
ann Lor otner purposes. ; i - :
By Mr. 'Carson, a'bill to emancipate
certain slaves', tne property ot jonatnan
Bird bBurkc cbunt' ' .. 5 ''y V.:' .
r ' By 1 r.Friiik, .a bill 'to regulate tlie
Count v. ;k ou rts ; o t Columbus.; county
a n d 1 for th er pu r poses Re ferred-; to
toe Judiciary, committee. . ;;.;. j ;
r'i.; Tlie following ; petitions were pre
sented;: ;V.v- , : :. .....
: By . Mr. ; Wellborn; the' petition pf
sunurv mnaDitants'-ot, vviiKes, prayms:
an additional artnrooriatidn i or 'three
hunilrcd dollars for completing a road
p nil ' fo r N c 1 1 1 e r p u .cpise s-r-Re fe r.etl, (to
the Commitiee oh IritcniaV'. Improver
inent.''"1,:-.- r.' -..":.:.: v-t-V;
t -By Mr. Davis, the petition of Solomon
Davis of Carteret count v- Referred to
the Cojnmitte.pn Divorce and AVmion v.
Mr. Montgomery presented the fol
lowing resolution, which was. adopted
and referred on the part of the Senate
to Messrs."-M ontroinery,j Iforney, L Ho
an anl Carson.
t Jit-solid. That a select jyint Cornmitttce
be appointed, fcr tlie purpose' of enquiring'
into me xpetuency qj rciwating' ami ticjiu
jn? tte salaries and fees of all the officers, un
dcr the iroveiwnent of this State.
' M r. M on toinery also presented the
following, winch was on motion ot Mr.
Forney ordered to lie bn'the table.
I2cftvci1, That the, Committee on l.n-
tepiial Improvements be instructed to enquire
and report y bat irTiprotemcnts, (ifai.y) have
t cn nwder in tlie Navhjation of C.pe-Fear
liivcr at tKe pTace alied v.Flats.- near : Wil-
mMlon, bv the cxijenditnres ol the appro-
pnatjons heretofore made for uaproving'. the
navigation of said river across te tlata. . .
': ri h e hi i I tp d csign a t. e h v? ha n d s sh I
be appointed on .roads ecc was indefl
iiilely postponed.- tJ. t, ,
j The bill giving the County and Supe
lior blurts of Ashe, concurrent juris
diction over a" road &c- the" bill rela
tive to the courts of Duplin county, and
tlie hi I T to incorporate the trustees of
AVake liiioii Academy, were read the
second and third times and ordered to
be-ensxossed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.. -
MONDAY. NOV. 22. .
Mr. Bowers presented a bill to amend
an act ctmcerning tlie. proving of wills,
granting jetters of administration, &c.
which was read and referred to the spe
cial committee to whom was referred the
resolution directing an inquiry into the
necessity of uimendinir or altering the
laws relative to adfynistrators and ex
ecutors. '
. On motion of ?.Ir. Ashe, Mr. Single
tary was added to the committee on In
ternal Improvements.
. Mr. Unthank presented the petition
of the Manumission Society of North
Carolina, for promoting the', gradual a
bolition of 'slavery. Referred -to the
special committee appointed on that
part.of the Governor's niessajre relating
to emigrants from the Island of Ilayti.
; Mr.. Alston of Halifax presented the
following resolution, viz :
Kksoivkd, That it is expedient to repeal
the net pasked in 1818 concerning1 , the Su
preme; Court, and that a committee ie ap
pointed to brin in a bilhiccordingly. ;- ; 1-
. The object bf this bill is to abolish
entirely the Supreme Court. Iq pre
senting it, Mr. Alston made a few re
itiarks explanatory of its bearing, which
were replied to by Messrsl . Stanly anil
It. A. Jones. It was made the. order
of the day for Monday next. - . ; "
' The resignations!of J.: Lamb Colonel
of tlie first regiment of militia, of Ran
do! ph cou n ty,;"' and of Ge. Hfiover,
Majur of said regiment, were read and
accepted. -
The bill to repeal a supplement to an
act passed in 1822, to allow commissions
to constables in the counties of Wivr
rea. Northampton & Brunswick, pass
ed, it& thHl reading and Was ordered to
be' engrossed. :,'.'"'; '--;;; 1-;';
r The petition of Thov ?iarsriall, Sher
iff of Carteret, and and Adan, Xock
hart of Anson, were presented and re
ferred to' the committee of: Claims.
OnVmotion of Mr. Swain, Messrs.
ridk, Elliott, l.dmondson, Jiamb and
Daian were appointed a cbmmittei on
military affairs. ; ; T 'J , ! 1 ;
M r. . Swain firesen ted the petition of
KoDerc rower and ; others, which was
referred to the nbbvc cbmm
v ;Oa jnutioncif Mr. Cbxv a select joint
com mil tee were appoidted on' Divorce
and ; "Alimony, consisting bf AlerS
Raineyr' Mhoon, lloscoe, Burgen and
Styron, on the part bf tins Housa. and
Messrs. Wellborn, ( Leary, Riddick
'iime of liobllngth'e'Superror CourtsbT
Lawf for the counties of ' Nor thamptori
lr.;f.!yierJfron the co'innijtee' of
cjaiminiideanMjnfavorab
the Vjetitioh of Jarrard WeavotVvyhijjli
Avas concurred tp; k v';,;' ,
1 TuESBAif. 'Xov.-jSS."
On rnotibn of Mr;VBain,"
4
Uksolvei, -That a selectcomniittee Vap
jnote specificallV; thexlutief: the public
printer, .and t hat nhey report bvv biH or q-,
an act
culture
fures1.'
plemental thereto' pa'sstljirthe same
nfll Imnrni7m 1 1 1 a K Tncf-tninf rrl c"VtiI n
Jht Ifliv .frii KtQtTriiiL.i liovririi ri nn
proriationrecvived and tfre amount-bfmo-
pey expended by 'the jBoarcl- of "Inter-
pal impspvemcnt, sinces 1815 oh account
pf Interaal improvement, and for wliat part?.
cularpuipw .;.the amouhrofm
liann 'ami trie nmoutit nvvnrl hv tliivSrt in
b-ie-differefit cbhihWnieVinco the
purposes of ' Internal Improvement; andi the
?
Pear
to report byi,biil or othcrw j&e.
w On motion of Mr.
ed tol enquire into the expediency, of
nn.iuo iiu mi; jtiuiujivwcic. msii uti
nave
rwise.
On motion of Mr. Mille
r, the
same committee were instructed
to en-
nurre, iwhat amendment is necessary to
i i ii i - i r i let-. ' '
be made in the law giving to the fcupe-
rior,UourtS, tlie povcr ot divorcing in
v .1 :- ! .
certain cases and report by bill or cither
wise. L ' . . u..:s. ' !,-; !t::
The resignations, of G. Walton Bri
gadier General of the 10th- brigade of
mi una- Andrew Mids Lieut. Colonel
lenburg county militia, were read and
aciepted;
Mr. Ashe presented, the tollowtns
resolution which was agreed to, viz:
Whrhkas it Ls expedient and will he prb-
ductive'of public fd to -htablish a school
or schools for the etlucatior. of the poor, with
in this state, therefore, !
l?Esoi..vr.n, That the Committee on Edu
cation be particularly instructed to devise, if
practicable, and report some plan by which
a permanent fund may be4i immediately raised
and sustained, ot .exclusively applied ibwards
executinr so much of the Governor's MessaeLe
and the. Treasurer's Import as relates to this
subject ; but above all in compliance! with
the! 41st ser. of tlie Constitution of this state,
and that thev .also report a system or. plan for
thej estaolishment of said sclmol or schools Jn
cjverj: county thereof. . ' r ; f;
On motion of Mr. Alston, the House
reconsidered the report of the commit-
ee of Claims on the petition ot Jarrad
,We.-?Ycjr, and referred it to a special
viz : f
iiii. mcituui , a uiii i cued i an
act passed in lSi22 for the better regu
lation of the County Courts of. Cabar-
rus, ioore and Montgomery, ami an
i V-
mm' l . '
r-ct to amend an'act passed at thej last
session of the General 'Assembly, for
the better regulation of the County
Cbu rts j of Cabarrus, Moore, and Mont
gomery, sofar as relates Nto Cabarrus,
v liy M r. Alston of Halifax, a bill to
chalice the mode of selling land under
execution. fThis- bill provides that
Lands under execution shall ;be sold
onfihe premises.") "... v
;Uv -Mr: Darir-ina bill to -establish
Davidson Academy in the county of
oniomery arm io incorporate tne
rustecs thereof. - , i
By Mr. Vail, a bilj to alter the place
of holding General musters in Wash
ington county.' ; :K 1
i Ijy Mr. G orh a m , a bi 1 1 to a m en d an
act passed jn 1810, to prevent: person
from ybrking seins & skiniming nets in
Tarsahd Pamlico rivers, on Sunday and
Surlday nights, and Thursday and
Thdrsdaj nights in every, week, &c. '
. These bills were read the first time,
and ! theMatter ordered to lie on the
mW lmrmt .
u'.-tS
Wednesday, 'jNo v.. 24.- , i
- Jr. Picott asked leve of the House
to .withd raw the resblution presented by
hinibri: Friday last, relative tb the State
K ngi ne e r, kv h i c h w a s gran t ed . 7 ' V.H''
On motion of, Miv 3Hnnen; it was rei
solved, jthat a, select joint compiittee.be
appointed tb ;cntjuirej f anyi ; and what
altera tibn s arc liecessary in the existing
road, latvsv-H , ;Vyi-:;:V;V''
i The jbll owing .bill fi"y e re jiren ted
and pad; the first trme,: ' : 5 X H
l5v: M r. Gpr ?op, aliil I; to res tortf tb
creclft Nelson-Jash biAn
1ie.ferrii;-to;thfcin Prijpsil
lti!)&iCtt Ca;rjpa)rderJt)eVr
nouncal -t ' " - v;:-" v ? M iC Kef mbndsob nresented the. betii
Mskrs:Bainy$mhlr,B
nntKSingletaryform a committee -to in- ferred lb- the committee x)flProposiTidn r
stigate 'tld$.,syect.;,j; ind'.GrifvanM
!I ::u,?1vmw i"e!lc 11 u4l l" 1 eerti 1 fv jiv. 1 jf oik, -itrom tnevomnntiee or
passed,in;.:t822;'to'p'rbmptea Grievances. madere-
and "family dbmest iczinaiiufac-l tiirt - iintXvnrMili nf
within this State,- and an act sun- TnWn'D" "RnvhW
bcs&ion; in(i aiso an act passeu in js:u, lock ot.Martirf?coUntyv? ff .i-'-t--'--.
to ajoend and-rexterid the provisions of ! ' Mr Martirf'bf Auri
an act'.to prortiote agriculture &c Reaxl petition of Jesr
'm -;tvrC' r Tp:-;.r authbrify -tp erec- n
J ; On;inotiori bf Ar. yilliamson; 2 !j Arrarat river in -Surryrr-Referred to
l! iJlZsoLYFp, vTKat the Committee on Inter- .;; rr'r rtitTt.vn J Tntln Unm..
ouiu. cxpeiuieti m me paymeni ot tiinereni ceimiiir lue iiiui ui. slaves auu m w. ici-
ing-meers employed by the -State-iand "the sons of colbr in the?ebuhVv of Gates;
d, since 1815, and. that; ill ey; have leave tndi' f firl UTPCAnideninofr I'hft
providing by law more eilectuiilly a- Stedman, -withdnstrbetions to repih t a
2:0! nt associations formed between the general! bill, with a rxghtf an ' appeal
white iand colored population of this Superior Court.vf :! 1
state, 'as man and wife: l and that they " ; f'-f---- '.;? ; ;T- -r..
leave. to report by bill or btherr vki, . --s '.. !.... : , -L
'.' o ;t . . . : mm -' V.-- I
ol tue V-niumous country jntntiaVYu- CopnunicaUon& with--.their ;v -Children f or
son Crocket Major in tlie regiment of Ward.-3 -r - v -s !?:: 7:4a
Cavalry attached to the 11th brigade in addition to the nsual Element pf Edu
of the" militia, and Aaron Huston Ala- cation and Plain and OrnamewaT Needk
. r . ' . ,i ; i work, the vomit? ladies will -..be instructed
jor .of the second regiment of tlie Meek- in GeopraphvlIistory. Astronomv; Chei-.is-
committee, With instructions to report was taKen up ny urcw ipcnison, uying-eignt
on!fthe facts of the castv J " ; M ,cf "P8
i W,, U ,, - . ... I. i to thirty Doll.u-s, and entered on the Rangers
I JThe following bills Avere, presetited. I5ook of Moore couhtv, on the 23d of oc o-
4
By3tilbwella -bijlilmfftbfitbeitef
repii !at ion ofv.the'vtown .ibJaMmbeirtdn-ln'
Itobeson county.'
'.ffs.-t-C-
- ByMh.M'fCauleTj'a-fiiltt
to be-Jtjicwrmmittee
- By?Mri Martid of Rockirighamya biU
tha Deiarnattiof Surry, and James Bui
PItJIlD..T-
1 Te renprtof the. Board for jnternal
Inipmyeinenfs : was received from ; the
Governor, ; read and sent to the Senate,
.with ai propositibnUo-print 4 copies for
each member. ' : r
. . . . . k . .. i -. . ,
I WS"00Ver
fl ty Tpr": the rejection of ,blll ; COO-
r...i committee", consistins
I i.r. , tiav. liinw Jr:mrjid iml
n occo; emai e ivcaae my . f -
- M
US.M.UC AS respectfallv informs her
friends and the public, .that the Exer
cises ot tm
on the 1st
, rh ,ur
cises of the above Acudejpv will be resumed
Monday in Jaimary nexiT- :
utmost attention will be paid to the.
i . ,.
morals and . behaviour of the voun? ladies
placed i in".' tins Seminarv ; Tand' its retired.
pleasant t jmd healthy situation ; .its salubri
ous air and fine water, make it a -desirable5
residence for yoOth ; and being- a few miles
only frotn the tag-e lload it ralibrds oppor
tunities for- Parents'and Giravdiari,''of regular
trv, Hotanv, lMiilosopliv, Drdwin
on Velvet, Music Sec.
nd to such as .wish
to he instructed in D
Convenient ad-
lomin.i? House is
a Te;.ch el
se of teach-
ill be ernp'oyed
inc: this accomplliment
, Iloard-and Tuition
' M usic
$2'J persession. v
JmJi mi,
. "Warren cwuntv, Nov. 4.
108U
I m . -
rTl n rv ...
'CT" IIEREByj caution all persons from trading"
JL for a note of hand iven by myself Ut
Henry Williams of Franklin county, for about
tlie sum bf rb'rtv Hollars, dated the 19ih De
cember, 1822, as I am determined not to
pay A he same, the-contract on which . the said
note was ven beinff fraudulent, ' v '
ORREN D. P. R AS WELL:
, Nash countv, Nov. 12, 1824." t 8-3fp
T,
' 4 BOUT tlree years old, and about thii th
XL a
nd a half hands hij?h, of a pided colui
bcr 18244
JAS. DOV.T), Ilaii'iv
Nov. 3,
8-3t
- To IS ridge Coittractors .
grpllKRE will" be let at Milton, North Caro
JL' lina, on the Jirst day of JJecembsr nexti
the building of a BRIDGE across Dan Ttiver,
to the lowest bidder The bridgeis to con
sist of Seven Stone ; Piers-in .the bed ofthe
River, and a Stone Pier bn thetop of each
bank the piers are to be laid on solid rock
in the bed of the River,' to be ten feet wide
andlwenty-four feet in length, from point to
point to be ' twent'-six feet higji'from the
surface of lov summer water, and to be eig-ht
feet in width at the top. The timber Work
is to be executed with sound and lasting tim
bers there are to be five; balance sleepers,
which are to project ; sixteen feet in length
from each side of the pier, so that each slee
cr must be forty feet in length and npt.'less
tlian fifteen inches square the flooring' is to
he of sound planlc two inches' thick to ex
tend in lengtli to the outside of the sleepers,
and. every teiv feet to extend out threefeet
for the reception pf" the hand -railing. The
slee pel's when necesHary to be secured, by
sti-on bands of IroiT. 1 Rock Tan be had on
tlie banks; of the River from one to four miles
lista.nce, gratis, Large timbers may be pur
chased near the Bridg-e. oil moderate terms-
L plank at $17 50 per tiiousaiid and1 scantling"
;iThe lo;.vest i bidder will be entitled to the
contract on giving-satisfactoy security for the
completion of 1 he ; Bridg-e ; ajrreeaide to the
term w hich -Avilljbe made known 00 the lay.
Slwuld lie fail, the next lowest bidder on his
complying-,' will be entitled to th'e .contract.
Proposals will lie re cei ved until tfi e day of
1 etti ng th e Bridge, which , i f accepted-qn or
before the'nlay, shall be binding opion" the
persons offering- thei-There wilt be; ad
ranced,74. per cnt on tlie Value of the wbtb
as it proarresses ;thercmai ning 25 whe com-pleted-
liiewbrkto-B. commeneeda.nd fin
ished .within reasonable timefrom tUrtmdetj'
taking--Pork is;to be , had at the place at
hpt more JJiab J55t the Jiundred, nd corn at
from $1" 50' to 2 'r.barrel" ' w V'J:';.h
, :. t 13.1. SAUNpERS," JWJ, v
, . THOMAS M'tiEHEE, "1
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.;;:STEPHEN;pODSO -g
r rv :T)irn in v i ?imri rnif
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ill. MrVllannBl
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m I- a . A m 1 pw 1 n t r- - m 4 rini -. rt
V; misfinnVas Iderided in iheamrmative.
;dlinesthe Com-iai)( saij billwasjiferred tb a.sp-
ol Aiessrs.
:yncnTjSi
pvoviuear tfia
ior the purpV
TERMS. v :
S50 per session.
U ''mu'omXbcL 2SlhTS24
- -;A;.;..,!.!'-'.-.-r ii-;,-t.4....-v
there--will be Perfnrn ...
i-med tl in
Ite .pni3Iondavs VednesclaVis ' and
the 'iiwu,
dii ringhe; mttmf th'e Leg tslat url .
'-id;ivs,'
ITfiiTyxpyERs.
After the Plav,
...
1 H" "K 4 ivntenainmeiit to .doncHd
;.i5Wiiii tne ia.uglian.le i;arce of
ectre ii
grobna-,
Ut a Uiioft n spxfp of hinisflf.
Uj- uocreipoe openea at o, and nerforrr,
nc.9i to commence; at T o'clock precisely;
jvj ih the. Theatre - xpvessly
pr9hibi;td;;,:;X'.i-r-ir ..- 7 .
il' i 'Pbe BolfirvCliiltiren half
tnjctqt PC iad;at the llar4 of Ir, liffin
J. Gas& Son:
and at the Jmr-office of the Theatre
adrrtrhistrator to"t he estate ct -James AV. Al
stori,ldecM.' '.11 persbiis indebted 'in th-
Upstate areeque4ed.to .make imrxieUiate pa'.
i'n'e.'.ereitors bftheUime "are" here-
r"H5 present uieir claims Uulv au
fe'Md;t)mr;trti'me prescribed bv
:Vj;',ytr.t4S:WALSTON, Adm'r.
ypv.T-isgv.;-.;-.;, 8.2n,.
;yrVSaleiar ,Conaty.
Y virtue of a Decree of the Comt
pf Kqui-
Term 18241 shall sell to the hi?h est bidder
at thCourtt House in ' liouishurj?j 'JjnlonJ
day the 13th of Debember litxt, (it being- the '
the -first dav of Franklin' Count V Court: W
w i or., i' ranKitrr: c;ountvv mat e at
valuable, tiact of Laud belong-ing to the estate
of.Dr Richard H. Feniier, dee'd. ancvbere-
qiv ue resiaeu. ana lormeriy me residence of,
Stephen -Outerbridge of, said xountyj. Tin,
land lies four rail e- north o.f Lewisburg-, on
the main;sta,w road laadiner tp! Warrer:ton' in
a. heaUhyand agreeable neighborhood with
an elegant D we Jliug house completelv finish
ed, Kitchen and. every; necessary outhouse.
on said land? all ofwhicli are in ood rt pai, -
anu ana an excellent bpr:n? m the yard
inc; xiKctonxains nve iiunarea a:a ninety
3. ven acres.of land. It will be sold on a crt-.
dit of one and two H-enrs, payable bv eon al
ein?talmehts, the purchaser giving borid with.
surhcicnt security, -to be approved by th6
Clerk and ilasteri'fot' the purchase mney.
1 (-4 sam'l; johnson, cnhs. r:.
5 :: 20th Nov. 1824. " f- ' S-2aw 3w;
Xoiicti.
K7"ILL. be; -sold at ;;tljcr Cqurtj Hons
YV ' Whiieville, Columbus county, on
in
on the
2d Monday in Jaiiiiarv next," the fof
OU'ill!?'
i raexs or j.n tor tne taxes one t hereon
for 1322 and 1823; to wit : ' -i
900 arw hii finrrt Sn'smnJ thv rrFrmnrfv .
' JoTrho. 'Dunham ' " f ; I '
150 do lviner bn Tom's Fork, property; of
David Meets. - ' " . ,:.
Bilbary. 'y2lj'.X ::: ;....' . j .
v'V uu uij .vjuui u amiy 11 ij kss.
John
. 50. "the property ot1
Mnsfs i;ewis. i ... ' ,;, -'.'U -
100 do Io, property of Richard BroVer.
150 do tvert in by Obadiiih Coby on Mai
ver-tiam bwamp.. - : u ,
" 200 do on SorePs Swamp,ven; in
muel Richardson ; . - . '
by
af
100 do given in by Aven Floyd, on
Pea
ver-dam Swamp, ' - i
JOSHUA WILLIAMSON, Shf'
Nov. 15,-1824.
FOR SALE.
T"ILL b sbl to tlie highest bidder viU
7 T Out lTservCj at the dwelling house ol
Abraham Uuford, in tlie county of Nottoway,
oh .Vlohday the 20th Dec. nextJ and continue
from day to day, until the whole is disped
b-rthe;luid belohgmg .t the jaid Abraham
Biifbrd If ing pearly twomilesupon Kott(
Way river immediately above Stephen JonesV
bridge, coritaining 959 acres. Also the stock
and Crop; of all ):inds, and . about 8000 wt.
prime corn-fed Pork. Also, 28. likely and
valu.-iole Negroes, ; amonq- tlicm a good Rlack
smith and his.v striker.' '.The rest of the nc
roes are uncommonly, likely,' three-fouitns
of them; capableVf doing good labor, and the
oldf st. a g-oo-1 house servant, ; oidy; 50, some ,
tim.his .-present vear.. rV''-' v t ' r
i I There are a good" two story Dwelling IIous?,
and all necessary out houses,! with a. good
t
..All.r ltntino 1-14- Vntrrli'j'ftprs tiYQitY ,
red it. Between 40 arid 50 bushels of wheat
has heen'seedetl on tlie Jand this fall. I Pos
session given the 1st Jan. 1825 j f
C For the lancl a credit to' the first of MfC,
185, will be g-ifeiv on oiie-third of the; PJ
chase money, the remaining- two-thirds divi---ded
equally and rnade payable Iay,
1824 and 1st May 1821T. Yvr tbe stock and
Cropi a ci-edit ou all sums, over, 5 will be
given to h e l st day of Octpber 1825.! . l or
tlie negroes a credit to the 1st day of Janua
ry 1826. wdt be given. Bonds: with good se
curity required in every case, to carry inte-
Z -i4. w.. h intprest to be re
mitted.if punctually paid, i Anypurchaer
wishing to pav the money, it will be Keen
wiAiiiug- io pay uic-iiiwi".;) 4
the amount of ntS pur-
t . j .:1T Un. nr.ade to tlUS
r : :
to this
- ----f--,-.-p .. , ....
rnprtv; wh:ch Will be SUewn o"
the day ot
sale. JOHJ uuruiiwi
V l'he subscribW consents to tbe.aboy e,
and wilfoiinn executinij the titled the pro
I l3V bJ The subscriber' bWns aut hori-d b;
the Deed of Trust, to sell the wholeUl
property ptiblicly or- Pr&' buY
cei ve proposals from any one wishing t6 hy
the wnole,orny; part: tl.ereoC untd the
day ofDecember,ofdunS-
r - .'.. v.. . ...... nAnn 'Picf
i
fnlW
V;iOriiIlY:KV1ENlx. Nov 26
t tVilt Dresented, Macklin's celebrVcfi
2WyG6 called ... . ; Fa:f
t be 4 late; pvemhe; term of Halifax
gf; County Cbtirt, tlieVubscfib'er ciialifip,!
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