- . .... '" " '"in...".. -' ,,,,,,,,.,.,., ,, , . f . ?-.v-V'.-'ii-.-' ":' : i'tiL'. j, i"1rt'-tV:;'a i .'w yot-.-st' u.;. :T"v
.:.r:t
: !'. : .
r
.ji ...
tmint'of tlwf vile o thfuific lands in W
fion,e3 Mm
The first satcsw'twi W icUand' in Fio
aIlaiiaecVhVar
:,u.vT4wri.s!i i p 040 acres granietl lr
. Ctnj:rcss ;to Qeo. "Xafa vclte Jras been
, H Kce , , a mem be r xF Cotigre;s from
AIabaina, who thus -cave to the I amis
. , i t ikis nil at t er I "a" pre fe re n c c o ve r at I
;lthcrsfe ,'rbc.!oal3j?i;-.laiicl& toflTeretUor'
v aie were its0att
siii.uaraiihtl the 5 Seat orCyernmtnt,
'iliyJ; thyj sold JoW in consccuence of a
H&h&ari insrurtion from the" 'rrcasiiry
jMrtineiif,Vclirccf snacv lhe Receiver of
A .PuWiclbniesTbr, the v District totake
fv1 nlfmTjneri t ' j li c; notes oficrfainbarifcsv
.i net ulii; those tlulsianav and Ala
'. ' ;;m .'of spe-
clq ; Ta r Jh p?ih k sVj jrt .j Sou th -Ca rol i na
I .Cyeorgia ; By t h is.kip d of m ana jje
ment
jrxti persons ho nttphded the sale1
; xyrth Georgia antt SoaAbtCarolina notes.
w c reTexcI u (1 ed froin pure hasi njr which
iqfserred the compctition,7and caused
the lands to sell general j a t'the ptm
pnce;bF;a dollar and a quarter
V; an acre.. . Can Mr- thrd, the act
ing 5ccretary.olthe Treasury, be ig-;
r ; v)firji)nt'tf ,'wj.at- eypry ibody cslsVknbws,-
ingl &cxce pi ipp --and th nsc ? of. Sou th -:,Cacoi
iti j i th ou tf exc e pti on, pay spe
cie forXthei Banfc
- notesj exclude byV his, direct ion. are
staken m;theranclies Jnf the U. States
Jjj. n k at, C ha rj cston siv d Sava n p ah . a n d
,.fe-;iiUe as 'gooiri f not Better than the
; ;poQof thc. Abhamaaand . Louisiana
. Banks ?,r If.he knows this, and in his
:Q ; situaioin itwouhj bVnnpardonable
- 'nOrance not to knmv it,; what motive
c,oii fdhavc 4 i pfl u enc ed hitrV to ; issire an
; Vrd crso; prejudicial; to 't h pu blic sn te -rest
tand .oncratins: particularly and
v iilustly on the citizens of those states
1
4vpo; werc;mbst likely tb pin
purchase FIo-
ridajands ?'.' h
f But suppose some convenience to the
:-. Treasury. may" be contemplated by the
reception )f cerf;ii!i notes at the: find
OiTic c arid the n?jection of others equal
ty 'lYiy not this made
' kndirrf iriiipic id allow cllulio wished
iqjjitt affair Miancetofy doing it? f In
Georja an(l-Carolina,inothihg was ea-
4Sicr thart the conversion "of'Charleston,
Augusta and Savannah bank notes into
'tlVe kiridnfvinoheyreceivablev
ad"paiceliut;ncto
at the
lahassec
iShcff vFiftee pervcenti. was 'de
'man d ed fVr changing the notes of banks,
which in diarlesto-or Savannah were
;pf 'cquayyalue. t No notice wa given
of the 'kind of . money required atjthe
.arid O 111 ce u n it i 1 a ,tl ay or t no be fo re
the ;sn!e4i"d O)1-rfoc the firt; time,
; the"gentlcmeririiic) haMKat tendetl ' at
Tanahassee.With S- Carolina & Gcor-
gia.no cv heard w ith surprise and in
dignatlohthattlhcl r -..mon.eyi' cou Id ; hoi
' be recei v ed !l The Receiver was bound
to )cy his. orders ; but at whose in-
stalce and for; whose? profit were such
instructions given ? When exceptions
of bank notes, so liUle to have been
L , :t,i;pected i iad"been dc.terrni n etl i on,
. livhy .were riot the people at large iri-
"I'Ztfifxttfii c d 'of 1 1 by a public notice ? Tli e
; matter renQires' explanation. 'I hat
';thierlhabee'neecf of public duty,'
: romethin:j Our
- , (ifilcersoft Governmentisliould be not
only r Kohest but free froin.thb supif
ioit in corruption
' -tThd ,fUowing' has
tori- lrom Florida, as a copy of the
ibktriiciionuri.der
of Public Monies actcil: " '
Jlrtriict of -a letter f rCiri fh e Treasury
'JVdrf mq it tp tfie jR&itet of Tubtlc
l3Icnie$'vi!JFlorida.' ; . - ,
; i liIri. payment for puMIc: lnds, j'ott.are
ar.tr r'sed to receive, i in addition, to specie
tyd bills of the Bank of ;the . United States
uid ts hrimchev'the notes of the incrrpor.i-
tinl banks lit t he chies of Bdston, New-York,
7 PhUadt 16Ja Rhltimore ; atd Kiclimoiid, and
Oi'vlhr sfiecie paving banks iti the states' of
lion is;anaf and ' At; bama the notes of; any
V:ank: hovrcver, are only to be received so
long as tich banks d':gchargetheir notes in
' specie on demand; v , ! , viJ'-.' ' f
OAcamiot help'thinkinlhat the
x -Receiver of Public 'Mtmies4iriFl0ri(ta
"cxinsfrucd X the : above iifstructioris i tocr
JkH ict ly It could not have ; been the
intti(t io iv,r f X lie Trca a ry -1) e par t men t
; ti fi nlrid It he re cciptSf 1)101 6 1 es of tli e
spec i e -pnyi n gv bap ks id4 Sou t h T Ca ro! i na
ami .Georgiavvhpse reputation had.ne-
ver been 3Upected,4 aid which j wriritd
leVjervAvijtb.ai
course he has taken. .Ldtts? Jtg J
e cepv from the New -York American. cf
Ft uay eyenirof, theibllowini? puiticulars
1 j'CjdtJCstr. aiHi,l&hameid .occurtr ope
havc'beeti recejvedby any person p
tli 6 sou h erri" cob n f ry w tthou t he si t a-
tion, inoima,ue mineral jerms 01 tne
r" ! .wh':.f?k piaQe m 't3iat-;ciy 01 rrmay,
lz,'. I ; tnlngj;it-vl he American of at uritay
; ; y rr;iteV nd jiul the? riotersex.cept onfcJiaye
, cv jot y neu mehirisho wjrt prowl
i: Ntr"5W,iri hirie vei had o recordian
vent, in its nature, and' accompanying
? j ccdjp s t'j ufe v Jrioi e iffec ting than th a t
O..
fa bod t tWoSvcl oclv frqmf aparty
out orttown at Mr luyue s, vv" ,
rjanv villi lnsjbford several otbe
sentlemen.Wberijoppp
lory.s nu2 UartHJur.liey: were, accos
cdil)37severtn eight tuibuient persons:,
wh o "besau tivi thi si nsr Jrrpsi I ansuage
and ironV tliat preceeed ; to-, blows.-
onUheir 'piifi funttoadaaorii
test, when in theact of.: remonstrating
w 1 th o n e o f ,:. t h e assai 1 a n ts, be r e ceiy ed
aTblow probably insfncit otthie stp
machv wbicjil Broucht hiui tnstantly to
theground,spephIess,senseless,
dead.1' He fell unon his face, ii never
uttered a" word or n rroan I
The residue of the party called loud-
ly tor the watch; "and Ahe perpetrators
o! the ileecl tied. . , J he boUy.was raiseti
and borne into the house of Mr. Forrest,
opposite to 'which Jhe occurrence took
places 5 a nd wh had hi hiself prececled
M r. liambert and his friends only a few
minutes, in a carriac?, and had ' been
pelted with stones and otherwise insult
ed, together with the ladies under his
charge , by the satne persons.' M cdical
ai(l uas immediate v, called bb tin vain
life Iia(lflecl ftJreer.---Soirie:; of (he-
other "gentlemen of thenmrty received
several cuts and bruizes, but none of a
sents nature. " . -
. AVe, abstain from any comnrcnts on
this'transaction, unuiljing as we ,are
to exvite even the si igh test prej ud ic e
against those who have to answer.fbr
having taken he-Hfe of a fellpvv-crca-
ture. ' , -' ' 1 ;:. . J ' ; ; i . '. j '
Of the deceased, however, we may
be permitted to speak., Cdnnectod witti
him bv lomr aco'uainfance: bv the ties
of friendship and familv, we can bear
witness to tne irreparaDie toss wnicn
those who claimed him as a son, a bro
ther or friend, have sustained in his
death. . t -;.
By the commercial community, of
w h i ch ' h e 'was' a 1 j s ti ngu ish e.t I :n em be r,
he will long be lamented. He has not
left behind I him a more enterprising,
persevering and honorable merchant;
By the city.at large he will be regret
ted as a rnan of mpst useful ambitfon,
who in the'! various improvements he
has projected and executed never lost
sight, in the ; pursuit bf private interest,
of the public good. '
' By an aged arid widowed mother
bv -bereaved sisters -by brothers, to
whom he has been as a father by a
vast family connexion, he will be
mourned as one, who in each and every
of these re ati o n s, was e'xcm pi ary, a f -fectionate
and self-denyinjr. as few have
ever been. Froin all these endearing
ties, .these manly duties, he, has been
untimely snatched -and in the fulness
of his usefulness, the enjoyment, of
health, affluence arid universal conside
ration,, he has been hurried to the tomb.
The sun which set last night upon a
happy, joyous arid confident human be
ing, rose this morning on a lifeless
rirnco t
EMIGRATION TO IIAYTI.
4 A damper seems io have been cast
'upon the project of emigration to Hay ti,
by the dissatisfaction which prevails
among tne emigrants, anu tne uetermi-,
nation of the government to pay no more
of the expenses incident to emigration.
The Editor 01 the Norfolk Herald says
and we rather think he is in the
"The cause, perhaps, mav be traced to
the erniOTarits themselves ; forthose acquamt-
ed with our blac population in general, know
that the greater part of them are naturally
d'snbaed to indolence, ami will never work
if the v can possibly avoid it.
Those of them, tlierefore", for at least a
majority) who sailed for Ilayti, were under
the inress'on that they were going to aland
Hewing with milk and honey, and that they
were to live in the most sumptuous manner,
wnnout laoor ar any eAcriion onmtir part
to obtain it, ahd to be made civil or military
officers of, without a knowledg-e of the lan-
M . . i I . t . . . ; . il x
juage rbut they have been mistaken they
have found out that.a living $ even in St. Do
ming'o, must be earned by manuaf lab or, un
less they'are endowed with a talent to fill an
oihee, ot which tact the , acute ?and inteJU
gent President Boyeri is capableof deciding,'
and always does decide 'for himself. It ap
pears, also,; that Citizen GrtrnviHe rather o-
yerstepped his instructions from the Presi
dent, in his visit as ag-ent to the' U. States,
inasmuch, as he promised, and did pav the
passage of emigTants.to the -Island, and had
lands,-etc. tuym shed them ! whereas the Pre
sident, only authorized tym to say that he
would a 1 iv those disposed to emigrate in the
payment, or tneir passages." : ; " 1
As an evidence of the truth of the
suggestions1 made above, wc mention
the fact, that some of the female emi
grants; previously: to their departure
from New-York antictpated with feel
ings of trium ph, that they were to have
wnue gins tor waiters, and house ser
vants in St. Domingo. VAVe have no
d oubt f this fact, hiwcvcr,rthH t t hose
black' people whose Uiabitsof. life are
gooili and ?Avho arrvil 1 injr 1 6 labor! fon
their subsistence, will vastly improve
Jlheir condition bv going thither ; while
Vipsenoare iuse anu Uissopjte Iiave no
favors tqexpecfc5ucbpeon?e;of any
lor,ahd nany
j ouitt iui3vr;tuic exisience 5 ana
let them be! where 4ejt ivi 11 i(viitfrtgry
and riaked;they-will coriirilainValthoah
they wtUot wprk.
it hich-t after Idalelibemlionti1
-,romtseap to an.? inis' was luiu cnuafc
marlcabl'mcrdenh
nueu nis ;,Tnimi lp H"81 -
The crinciusiof Iniweyer otaU4tis
nVicnltxtinns ivitivrhiniself was, that he
fhou Id obtain both tame and money ;
is,
After1
taking a jbrmai leayftpf Iris friends and
neighbors, he proceeded on hisi journey,
rin hT riivnl in' town.' br treat and
arnvni in ., rown.ov jrreai t
o ood fort une, h e wa s recom men d eu -tcx
the' worthy : arid excel lent M r. Boyer,'
to whom! belt riumphantly related the
object of Iris journey. The , printer
agreed to his proposals, and requireu
t.t know how " man v . conies die would
have struck off? fc Wh y, sir, 9 fetu rn
eil th eel crgy m an, ' I have calculated
that there are in the kingdom so many,
thousand parishes, and that eath parish
will at last take one, and others more,
so that I think we may safely venture
10 print uiirry-nve or inirty.-six . uiou
sand copies." The printer bowed,' the
matter was settled, and the Heverend
author departed in high spirits, to his
home. With much difficulty great
self denial, ;a periodof two months was
suueretl to pass ; wiien his golden vi
sions so tormentea' ms imagination
that he could endure it no toiiger, and
accordingly' he wrote to Mri Boyer,
desiring him to send the debtor .and
creditor account, riiost liberallvr per-
rmtting the remittances to be forward
ed at iYir. BV convenience. Judire of
tlie astonishment, tribulation, anil au-
suish excited bv the- receipt of an ac-
count, cnaigmg nim lor printing tnirry-
uvc inousanu copiestii a sermon, &od
os utt. auu m inx 'iiun creeuii inr isi
6d. the protluce bf 1 seventeen co
pies, oemji me wnoie tnat nau oeen
sold. T his left a balance of 714 due
the bookseller.
All who knew the character of th n t
most amiable and excellent printer,
would not be at all surprised to hear
that In a day or two a letter to the fol
lowing purport was forwarded to the
clersvman : ; r, t-. .
Kev. Sir ' I beg pardon for inno
ceritly amusing myself at your expense
but vou need not give yourself uneasi
ucss. 1 knew better than you- coulu
do the extent of the sale of single ser
mons, arid accordingly printed but fif
ty copies, to che- expense ot which vou
are heartily welcome, in return for the
iberty I have taken with you.?'
y alvAablc Testate
FOIl SALE.
pursuance of pow,ers vested in rne by
th
e last win and testament ot wnnam
rwittv, dec 1 offer fbr sale-all that valuable
Tract of Land in Warren county, on which
said William lived at the time of his death;
containing thirty -two hundred and sixteen
acres. On it is a valuable Griat & Saw Mill.
both lately repaired :and a large and com
modions two story dwelhng-Iicuse. with the
necessary outhouses, which with some repairs
may be made a comfortable reception tor a
numerous - famjly. There is a large body
of Low Grounds on the waters of Fishinir
ureeK, ana a considerable quantity, ot good
wood land attached to "this tract Eight hun
dred acres ot tins land are subject to a life es
tate, which interest ! have good reasons to
Deneve can pe purchased at a lair price.
The balance of the land is also subject to the
dower ot the widow ; which I "can confident
ly say mav als'obe puichased. This land would
be sold privately on very accommodating
terms, tor a great part 01 the money, the pur-
ci.ser paying tne lnierevt aimuaiiy fc givmir
good 5c satisfactory security, for theiperfbrm-
ance 01 nis coniraci. ir tuts iana should not
be disposad of before the 22d day Of August
next (it being the 2d day of Warren Court)
on that dav it will be offered at public sale
at the Market-Housa in the town of Warren
t;ri. Thv Executor reserves to himself the
privilege of a bidi . ' ''- ''-,.. 1
It is thought unnecessarv to jrive a minute
description of this land, as those who. may
wish to purchase will'view it and judge for
themselves. ' . ..... 1" . .
r.OB. PARK, '
v the surviving Executor.
Warren -county, bC C-June 9. 65 6w v
State of Nbrth-Carolina.;
. f , , ; Cawvell countv.- : !
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
; , , April Court, 1825. j, -
John Wilson arid his wife Rebecca and their
children, . - vs. j - ,
Robert 'At kerson, Kinehen Atkersor.. Sarah:
Reubeu, Jerry, Solomon and John Atkec-
' son, children of John Atkerson ; Jane As
I bell-and Iier husband Asbell, & their
j chilUren, AVillson; James, and John; Mar.
, tha Alfcer-oh ; Sarah Mosely and her bus
. band Mosely ; Jtlary Jarnagin. "
'- ' , Caveat of a IVilL 'L
iN this case, tlie plaintiffs brought into open
Court of the County Court of CsweH at
April term, 1825, a paper writing purporting
to be the nuncupative mil ofjlvv Parka, dr.?
anu onerea tne same tor probate ; which pa
per is marked A. "And it annearin- tn th-
Coiu-t that the defendants are not inhabitants
of this State ; hVis ordered by the Court,
tliatthe said nuncupative'will be' entered of
record, , ami that the following issue 1 - made
anu RUDimuen to a jury, to wit; - Is the pa
per writing now offered'thoTiOncupative will
of vAvy 'Parks, decl ff'-aml vthirarli-l.4li.
ment of the pendency of said suit be modern
the'Rakigh Regwter f brixjweeks tor the
defeodani&to appear and t defend their fitiit
opor before tlier net .term of thi Cdttrtilon
thfr second Monday after.the fotirth Monday
I r Test. FAL,4IAI?A2iS0"Clk. J
arid; that iotirner?to-the- tnetropol
tti ,direct l:andsj)ntehd the
time.?. . I 'was i n dispensable.;.
L"TT, is ordered by theptiWnai40"w;M vn i
Jteijt'crt'for.tbeTdcfendanttQpW
next , Jerm of : said Coiirt , toM'X m.
Courthouse in AVentwortn, on uic tiiiiwjiij
day in Auciist next, ad retl?vy the -propert
V. op it will te conaenjneaasuujv
' z Spring term,
David Patterson,.:
1825.
W-riiam Iloltoway and ,Berif T'u
' - "lamin Jonian. ; J .: -: -tut
,Trf appearing to the satisfaction ofthe ; Court
E'.that t!e detendants are not inhabitants Of
this State ;: it . is ordered that publication he
made three rhonths stfecessirely in the Ita
leih IJegistcf, notifying them "to appear at
the next Court of Equity, to be held for the
county- o.f RuthVrforil, it the' Courtliouse;-3n
Rdtherfbrtlton on tlie- 3d Monday: after the.
4th Monday of September next, then & there
to plead, answer or demur to the ."-.plaint
now fdefl agairtst them, or the same will j be
taken pro confess, and heard exparte. ; s
- Test T. F. BlIiCIIET'iye. . I
State of KortK-Carqliaa j
, ; '-Kuthermrd County i v 4 ; ;
''U'U.ilx- F.aciTT. - 1
Spring term, -1 825.
i;
.Tames Thompson,-Goold Iloyt,!
James B; Murray. Arthur Broh-1 Bill to fore-
son andjothers,
close mcrt-
, j jgage. j ,
Aujnistus Racket.
ST appearing to the satistaction ot the Court
Hhat thi defendant, Augustus Sacket. Is
not an inhabitart-bf this S te V it Ls orderel
that publication he roade ree months ; suc
cessively in the Raleigh Register, that unless
he appear at the next Court , of Kquity to be
held for Rutherforl count, at the Cotut-
houstLih Rutherfordton; on the SdIonday J
after the 4th Monday of September next, and
plead, answer trr-demuf to) the bill of com
plaint filed against him ; it will be taken pro
confesso, and heard exparte. ,; k:J jv;-rM
Test; T. F. Ul RC II ETT. C.lVB. :
. ' Mr,yr0. : --? -v V1 3m 1 ,
; State f Nor fcl Carol ina.1';-
c v,' vRutherfbrd county f ' f
. ; Superior Court of Law.'- '
. ' April term, 1825,- A
Fanny Garrison, ;" ' ' - i ,
. v. ; v : Petition: for divorce. f;
Jacob Garrison. : 3 ' ' . rr,':'r
T appearing to the satisfaction of t'.e
W Court that Jacob Garrison, the defhilant,
is not an inhabitant of, this State ;.; it is there
fore ordered by Court, t hat - publication, be
made three months in the Raleigh Star and
Register, giving notice to the d-fendant i hat
be'appear at the next Superior Gpurt ofLatv
to be held for - Rutherford countv, at .the
Courthouse in Rutherfordton on the 3d Mon
day after the-4th Monday in September
next, then and there to a ns we r,' plead or I de
mur to said petition ; othervrise ; it .will be
taken pro confesso and adjudged according
ly.. ."Wisne'Rs, J.imes Morris Clerlcof said
Court, atpffice the 3d Monday after the -4th
Monday' of March, AJ D. 1S25 and, infthe
49tlt year of the Independence, i V
tS3 JAMES MORRlsVclk.
'State of NorthCari)liria.j; ''
-- ...;' Bertie Count v. : j,; i - t . 'f
; Court bf Equity March Term. 1S25.
Arhos ltyner, complainant. " " " t j "
Nottingham Monks, Administrator
" nd. others, defendants. : j '
S N this case, it appearing to the Court that
2 Strahon Monk, one of the defendants in,
this suit, is not a resident of this State ; t i
ordered, that publication be made in the Ra
leigh Register for three: months, admonishing
the said Strahon Monk to, appear at thetnext
tenri bf this Court, to be held in the town of
Windsor, on the third Monday of September
next, aiuhplead, answer or demur to thia'bill;,
or judgment pro confesso will be entered!
andahe cause set for hearing rexparte as to
him; , Test. ;T -V-v" v '
, . CH AS. W. JACOCKS C. M E.
March 30. 1825. . ' g i . , . 58 3m
y-:r - (GranvilleCountyr4! C'f
oujiciiui oun U4 ijaw, niaitu ierm,i , '
- , A. D. 1825. -v-r.'i
Lemuel Rust, 1 Judicial attachment , .
vs. I levied on a tract' of land
Robert Williams. on the wafers of Nap of
Ree'.l creek, ' adjoining
Ym'. Meadows ?c others.
ON motion, it is ordered that advertisement
of this levy on land be made in the Ra
leigh R egister for three m ontbs , and th at the
defendant appear at the next term t of said
CouH to be held for satd county at the'Court-
house in Oxford, on the first Mopday in Sep
temoer next, repievy.me property; )rflhe
same will be condemned as suhiect to " the
plaiutiff's recovery. , v '' - l. -1
; ... Witness. ' '
57 .MAT-K Mv HF.-NWRRS ON, Clerkl'
, . - Wake County. - -
Court cf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,.
May rerm, loJJ.
1 .
Willtam! Ave
e ' " 0,'i?'nal attachrp'enV
' )-le Jed on land; fc W m.'
William Drake
I 7.. , v.
Edmund Lashley.
,ir Lashley summoned afs
- , - " J Garmshee- ; f-
f T having been made appear to the Ccmrt;
- that the defendant resided bevond triedi-
mits of the State i It Is therefbre Ordered
tliat advertisement be made irt tlieItaleigh
Register and State Gazette, for three Woh'ths:
that unless the defendant conieTforWard,' on
or before the next Term of this Court, to be
ncua ai "B yv" uouje in rtaieignj on the
third Mbndarbf Angtist nextand1 replevy
aiid plead; to issuey Judgment will be entered
u p Hgatnst him,' and t li e propel tV ' levied b h
conueaineu to piaimiit's recovery t "T ?
y Raleigh, May. 26 1825. 603m
rslHBlifflb!eSfanI riit Fa ttittTt c
aicetitijfccupied Jyohnflf. Uehxlor2
aa a urocery, btore : Apply to Jaies
t;
TrnSONS living af alistancr having hvj
JL - vrles to transctwitti either of the pank
iiitliU place,' rnay A.y& if promptly' atttnileA
to, on reasonable terms, hv applying to
'S'-fOPw " " EV KRLXVKOsK.
; Fayettevillec April J2Qth;-1325; ;v52-6vy'
A OIErVnNa of thBoariifor-InterniHj.
J proveraertts. will be- held .nt FayetteviUe
dnMonday thWf 13thf of nexCmbnth instead
olt'thevaSillnstaht,'' aw '.poposd :ai t!e, last
meeting, circumstances iiit jngrbecurrd tn.
makre th e c naoge u na voio an ie.
r . -t' -.:.-;U3.: GALES, irV
HAaNGetdedhimsein
diis.Professional Seryices tothe Citizen
thereof to the Inhibitauts bf M ake. and the
acljpinmg; Counties,- - ( -. ,
J TDr lrcafi Ke found at Iris OfTice the first
door below the Store of J. &;Vi Pe'ac? , or
at the residence ofSherwbod ilay wood, "ESn
;!ay..4i -
: V NDUEWS 6c JONTirrnbipals; of tha
:NdTK-CARbtIJA, ' FKMAXK , ACADT.MT-
Oxfird, inform the 'public that the semi-aii
lhtalxaminatipilib vill com.
menceori Wednesday theth bf June, and
coniriiue f for thr.ee" davs t. The exercise
of ; the jpstitutioriwillTv heVresumed the
week folloyin;j-, .thbre being n summer va
Cation. Bpafd.8t tuition sixty dollars per ses-''
sion Tb'bse who; wish for further par' icn
lrirs are requested to apply by lettefici paid
FKOi'ieuJail of Germanton, Stokes cotmty.
X nST C. i r Noynbe f Jast a .Negro Woman
who says hernnie
beftbngs tJ Hn e wirjan of King. William'
county Yirihial;iShes,w when
committed, find lias "since hail a child. Tha
owner is requested, to come forward,5 prove
property, py charges ancl - take - her away,
nr s.'ie wdl be tlefwlt with as the- law directs.
- V?: i ' i i SS 11 ATsKi: R; Jailor.
- April 50. " -f- ;." t-''-4-'1V 55
State BauIc;bf,riforth-Carblin
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RnSOLyEBhat a Dividend bf tbur per
Cent, on the Capital Stock of this Rank,
be, and the sartVe is hereby declared for the
last halfy.eayahltf at jfal.e-igb oh ,'iibnlay .
next,and .at the several 'Branches fif tcen'daya .
thereafterJ ' ' . L- -t "
-" a - ' W Mt IL H AY WOOT, Cashier: ri
TTRANCIS fHRHEDER informs hiscustom-.
JL?; ere aridl thb pnbliccnerallyf tfiat he has
how. on hah I a- large assortment f -'STitis,'oG .
Various sizes ; and that he conti? nes to make .
them,-tf any dimensiohs,at,"Uie.snortest notice
I f ealsb keeps constautly on hand, Tin W hi
of every description: aU; of whichill be
sold on moderate terrhs. - 'V -:r:'-'.V----'t'.;
Raleigh, Miy26:1825,"' 2
N. B: Xhbse haying Sti'l.tb repair ;Ul d ,
well it se"nd:hem' immedteh';-''! -'''---H
:u "State f bf ; North-Carolina,
1 y;! rJv pLtx CQiiNiT.;-:':;, I z-:..
" Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessiohs .
; ; r , . April Term -1825. ; , -.4 ; : :
John Cooper, ucli ach
w'-w1 on a 'hegVb mark -
Wm. Cooper. 3. , . - -. : . f
J T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, :
. that- jieefendant is not an Inhabitant, of
this State : lt 5s therefore ordered, that pub-
ication be made until the 3d Moadny 0$ July
next, in the Raleigh:Reg?isler,: that the De
fendant app ear -fit , our Court bf ;"pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for said county
at the court house in Tiupllnthen and there
to plead, Scci 1 or -judgmeut " will'. be entered
ajrainst hinii according to plairMfHsI demand.-
Test, ? c' ;AS,PEARaALL,(;lk.
COMMITTED to the JaiUpf Orange cbunfy
on the 6th in i nt a ninawav r.egrb slave
whorsavs his name ia LEWIS.t and that he?
belongs to William Murphey, but 1 7 under
the direction ot Nathaniel AIlunt of Franklin
county in this State, p lie isi about 5 feet 7 or
o mcnes. nig;, oiacs .complexion, imcic nps,
arge nat nose. ' Iladon white cpttOn panta
oonsi a blue broadcloth cbat$very muchi worn
Hie; bwneW'is reqtiested tb'ccme :fbrward
prove property; pay charges aptt .take him
awav. - '"-.v- ,v : r '.t "-. ..- v
'-I -.r r.'. JAMES CL AXC EY; Jailor
" Orange jcbnnty, lay20.; XS. S.f&.Stt .'.,
State of KN"orth-Garblina
' CotiTtT of, pleas and Quarter Sessions,
: x. ' May Sessmir??; 1825.v . , . "
. i nr-i'resiaent 6t uirecrors-
rr )' Original at
k S tachment le-
of .the State Jlank. of N.
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vied on land
f Ilinton "&tBrarhe.
TTT having .been .made appear to the sati.-
X faction of the Court, that Defendants re- '
9ide oeyond the limits of the S tate : It is there
fore ordered by the Ciurt, th-t advertisement
bq; made if :.3 Raleighf Register tor?tnree
months that tiniest Defendants' shall come.
forward on or before "the next-term of this
c iun w oe neiu ior tne county oi v a
he;Cpirit Uuse in Raleigh, on' the; third
Monday ct August next, and replevy anu
plead,, that the property levied on -Will be
condemned to; Plaintiffs recovery.. j
-,''V;.,u .h?,:,H.'S.,KING, C U.
K otice is herebj giveny
PnpiIAT at the last Wrake'County Court, Mpi .
ytXTermVl 825 the - subscriber qualified a
Executrix to the last Will and Testament ci
Stephen Haywood, decd. I All persons hav
insrclaimsOM the estate of said lecease
will present, them for,adjustment to me or u
ShtwowlIawbba (whblr- empowered to.
act on them) wiihin the time. limited by Ivwv
othenVise they may be precluded j ana
indebted to the Estate are requested to flialfe.
speedy paymentvf . 1? ! "
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