THE REGISTER
, - Is published every Twisn at and Faisix, by
, :r GALE & SON, : ,
M Five Dollars per fcnnumbalfin advanced
1 -'ADVERTISEMENTS
rffnv tiublication i those . ot greater
It e-th in the 'se."prV)pbrph...C6jM7ari;
fcvriorg tkfujlyceiye to
f?.v:-..:
i The following extract is the concl ud.
ing sentence or an ration delivered an
Charlestons S.S oft the 4th Julr J ast
parallel m a address once?, aelivered
!bV Vcandidate in !?the teas tern part of
y Mfati)eent, iri't lie perilous voy
the lin rinfortan Co6kV? itfdfhercehjcoun-
terea ine scorcnigneai.Tana enuigem
sun oCvtlieFrigid AZoneJ but it would
be indelicate in me to eulogize his vir
tuesbis ki nil red fspirir lias "taken its
fligbt wiUi the'imniortal Byrort, & rests
in holy communion with-the dead.
Com e'then expressive "silence muse
Reiterated 'arid enthusiastic;' bursts
of apy se then "bestowed Jbj !an--admiring
audience, upon i the - distin
gu ished orat pwKb withTthat modesty
which gi vek lu'stre to his other virtu es,
ahd with emotion of cratitude that did
lipnoi to his heart, -won new l au rels in
" the field of eloquence, by the following
exquisite and appropriate reply : v
v ollray e atread jepl bred the hi rcum-
whole of thlcountrjr but even for this
audiende, that the mental; diamonds
H'i 'iiivu v i uv., ,uv.,ii jiuru a
bntiful-hafure,Jhave nbtbeenislinci
?6ypolishe4ancI buriiisheclyh'ea' r
Iy; cucaion -t is tcuet that Ion this
; ccaionVhaveiexcited your highest
iriI.-v o rl fill oil ' rrtt p 'niSnilc if
jV ecsMti cfrapt ure, .at my ast6ni shi ng Jelo T
lmt hQ earlrjtrafncd
to wal imth;path J oCI earnih; t hen,
iadeerTOutl yoVdiehoidancsif like the
Peacock strutting5 in his beau tifuL plU-
1 masreV wh en hi s tai I i s wid el e xbanil ed
. . 1 I ? ihnitiifM' in -! rl n1 '"111
excel! inor in beauty' and grandeur,
that can b discovered in the pucu in am
bient air on tW Vur.face of this terraque
ous clobe, or;in the vatersof the " vas-
t v deep.'? fljii it Iy forbearv '. arid crave
vour muuigence on me present occasi-
And if Tve chane'd tofull below,-
Ilembsthenes or ..Cicero , v y ; "
Don!t vie.y m
a critic s eye, -
i i' I But pass imperfection by V
has been ahras"SociafeJ
; tnepTan-iril,tCah
in mernltimes j united. with those
of Demosthenes and Cicero ;
; JVW.riiipre9uniedj -V iinanswei
the abbye tb" efname' of , PEI GNEw ill
to
re-
ouuiiu iiuw tvtjjr tuiiguv.
THE LOST CHILD.!
(Xremsburgh; (Bat) tfugi Q6.:' V.
ffy fipddrnMcefy ttle
at'efootrdfth
gonraileywlre, he has contin ued
t o resid e -re Versi nc r. M r. Nicely is
no w more than eigh ty years old-" When
he commenced clearing this little spot
? of la nd m ih eben C Wi! d e rnessshe h ad
threeorJbu spnghtl y a)idrinterlsting
child ren, who! were4?their father's hope;!
arid theirmtrthcr'sf byCISVt long afrj
ler inis perioti. cwo ut mem, one even
ing left their lonely: habitation fpc the
TurposVv6f gatjieriog ;trawbem
rhey;w.erelolIbwdIbyH
therja'ciott
consent bf theff'tiarents; amK whodul
not i ef urn with the L othechild'vmir
as ue seen.Dv inem.
The" alarm was
immediately; si yen , and h he neighbour1
hood ' scou red,$utjh -ntual.FprtwJweeksf
$vitli intense
' anxiety of mJWdV'amf felings thatcan
iipt be describearthe bhappy
fought their darhnilijttle : Jacob; m,
vjlu ernes s--he could nbtbe fouivdi hit
vas at leneth (concluded' "that? :K'e. had
fallen a prey b ilicJ ruth less pan thervi
''Some tiXifi'srHcM kibh-nWiilfei
urn lately tml-a'Tlsi
ated ihaf durthir his travels4. hevhad
become acquainted; vjth ; a wlu fe 'inan
iiear irt Seneca,! who ' livetl after4he:
manner of the Indians, a'nd who stated
lhat, wlica very young he had been ta
Jfot exceedingly lines, neatly inserted tnree
" times Tor a dollar, t id 25.; cents for every
7 "H"g man, wio t.io; mer
.Ligofiie.'atc
fctate of Ohio-liV- Havinsrioccasion; ta-re-;
ken from his parents: in LigOnierVal -PJ
tyi a; Rar'iy of Indians, "and had
continued "with them ever since.4 When
this ' information was communicated to
old. Mr. -Nicely, "he concluded that this
man must be 'his 'son Jacob, who had
been lostrso many years. . Under this
impression, 'not withstanding: hisae,he
made the necessary preparations.to yi
si t ;hi m a n d ,u cce edei n fi nd iti o;, an d
once more beholding his darling son;-
J'acbbNicely resided .titer Fort Seneca
an d - t fiouh Ipo mpira tiy ely "rn Ore4 civil izi i
ed stI I his hajbjtsaVdman neifs" were
not ;dissirnilar-tb tliose 6f the ) Indians
who surrounded him. And from the
resemblance of his features to those of
the other members of his "family -the,
recoil ec'tibri? of? his,1 name by jhimself,'
alongv with iotljei, Jcircunristancesi--all
conspired to convince Mr.. Nicely that
he is Indeed his son " Thus itt is that
Providence has in Ids bwn"! way, after
many.ya
affectionate .parents, ' before their gray
hairs descend to the grave. Jacob
Nicely is soon expected on a visit to his
relatives. . - . :1 -:--f!
EXTRAORDINARY MAN. '
". There is a man residing in Pottsgrove
townships Pal itboiit three mil esv from
this borough, by the name of Henry
Hatfield, who has been blind from his
youth, caused by the small pox "t he is a
very respectable citizen, and a few years
ago purchased a small-tract of land, and
bow keeps a pu blic hou se he is rriar
rie.d, and has several children. Besides
keeping a public (rouse for a livelihood,
he makes baskets of all descriptions of
a' superior qualify.' What is most sin -gular
with him is,' he will go alone as
far as six miles from home with his axej
into a large, wood, where he will single
out saplings or small trees, such as will
answer his purpose for making splits, &c.'
he Avill cut them down into such lengths
as' will suit ; he will then Jiide liis axe
in the, bushes or - leaves he ui'av. meet
with, ntwl efarf- nflf tn n nicrhhnri nor fin-- I
mer, employ hk wagon and horses to
haul his wood ' hbine, and then return
and, tak e his a xe fro m the. place h e h ad
secreted it ; this he will do without a
living soul near him. This information
we have from persons who have often
sebn fiitri tlotbe! likei We ourselves
have repeatedly geeri hini a considerable
distance from home, travelling in. the
public road, and have asked him if he
knew where he was and which way he
ws going ; he al ways answered 'correct
ly.;' His; neighbors and acquaintances
he recognizes as soon as spoken to. He
is the best performer on the violin in
these partB, and.- can keep the instru
ment in as"good order as any other per
son. He is a -subscriber of ours, and
yerybften call's flnniself at the office to
receiveihis paper. --Pdlt. Times. 1
EIlANCHOLV SHIPWRECK. I
The Salem Gazette gives the follow
ing extract of a letter from Capt. R.
Eprne of theship Sally, of Salem,
4at&,FlushipJ July 3, 18l5,' v 1
..,' I arrived at this place 30th ult. af
ter ' a1 very rough passage of 53 lays
from Havana ; The ship performed ve
ry well ind eed "until th e ; 26th, u 1 1 Jat
halpajst J ";M. in :lat-4 tpN. ibnv
15 30i?iIV."'iwith: a, , finer, breeze r from
NN-VVi studding sails set, and sailing
at the rate Zs' kuots a vessel was seen
directly ahead, Hsotiebrjwhe
ed that; it vyas 'not possible. to 'avoid
.eacVbther 7, we accordingly eucouriter
ed, steering d i rec tly bpposa t e, courses,
with the combined force "of both; or 1 1
knbtsca-ried a way bur bowsprit head,
cut water, studding: sail , booms, fore 1
s wi fiso res, &cl lap d open ed , th e wood
ends from the lower wale up,'thewidth
of a man's band, i'rhe: strange vessel
proved Wbenhebri
don, Ca p t. ' A y i 1 1 tain Pe rki nsV from B ri s -tol,
bou n d'tb Montreal. Ou r jib'-bbom
tobk,between hisf fore rigging and fore r
mast3ivhjcli. caused her to swing along
side of ns, where she remained ifasf for
the space T'of several' irninutes when
blejarofeajpb "others -heVsmls; hangmg
ahack 0 ropeUsternandi
lynly t ubder; o&r larboard-quartern
.TJie secondmate, aj passenger "and two
.seamen,, were spro v id en tiatljr sa Ved'iby
gelling on ooara ! tne aa i ly ; ue ioi c ,
Vessels p1artedhe
diateibra'cjH&
out in oer;i possible to preseryejthe
iives qi tne rest, put onty one ooy.
founlciiristniBto the; rounds bo
iouse
which ittkehzaeed'itse! flfrbm Xh
Out of ' ;i'?souts: ph;boanl oniy:5 Hvere
saved. The 'Cajat. - and ihis ivife,. the
wife of the passenger, 1st mate, and 3
seamen were lost,
An intimate' Triencl of; the celebrated
historian Humcr asked him ;what Jie
thought o f M r. Wl iitfield's preaching ;
for he had listened to the tatter part of
one of h i s Sermons, at Ed i n bu rgli. H e
is, ir," said Mr. Hume, " the most
i ngeni o u s p'reac Iter' I. ever h e ard : i t i s
worth wh i I e to go twe n t v mi !es to hear
him." He therepeatpfa passage to
wards the close of the discourse which
he had heard. 'V After a solemn, pause,
he thu3 addressed his numerousautli
ence r The attendant Anet is just
about to. leave the thresh old, jatid as
cend to Heaven. And shall he ascend,
and hot bear with him the, news of one
sinner among all this' multitude,1 re
claimed from the errorv of iis ways ?'
To give the greater effect to ltljis excla
mation, he stamped with, His foot, and
with gushing tears, cried alotuj, Stop
Gabriel ! , stop Gabriel ! stop ere -you
enter the sacred portals, and yet carry
with you the news of one sinner con
verted to God.' He then, in the most
simple, but ( en erge tic 1 a ngu age , d e -s
c r i bed 'w h at he called a S a v i o u r?s dy
ing loye to sinful man, so that almost
the whole assembly melted into tears.
This address wTis accompanied with
such animated, yet natural action, that
it surpassed Ysaid HumeY any.thinir I
ever saw or heard. in any other preach
er.
Simonides. being asked by Pyonysi
us the tyrant, what God was rj desired
k day's time to consider it before he
made his reply. When the day was
expired, he desired two days and af
terwards, instead of: returning his an-,
swer, d e. ; landed still, double Uhe time
to consider of it. . This great Poet and
Philosopher, the more he contemplated
the nature of the Deity, fountl that he
had . waded but the more out: of his
depth jt and that he lost himself in the
tnougnt, instead ot nnumgan enu oi iu
ELEGANT ;OMPLIMET. j
There scarcely ever was a finer com
pliment paid to a lady, than tHat vvhi4h
bean Swift addressed to a wife, who
was always praising her husbuhd : "
You always are maVm a god of'Vour
spouse, ' ' ' ;f; ' ' ' j ;
But that neither reason or conscience al-
lows:; ? " . ' .s;
. Perhaps you may r think 'lis in
gratitude
. .; tine,- . ..j l
And you adore him, because he adores you.
Your argument's weak, and so you will
;. find, ' .-' i '
For you, by this rule,- must adore- all man
FREDERICK OF PRUSSIA. 1
This monarch had a great idea of the
value and '-utility;. of experience!. A vb
ry young , man h a v i lig priesbnted to him
a petition, requesting an iinportant ap
appoibtnient, Frederick wrote under
neath it4k Turn to the Bible, and in
the 10th cjiapter and 5th yerse ofthe
2d book of Samuel, you will find these
words : '.Tarry at Jericho until your
beard be grownj and then return." '
Cane-Feav Navigation Com
pany. '
NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN.
riHAT a meetinvof the President and Di
JL sectors pf the Cape-Fear .Nayiiration Com
pany will be holden at Fayetteynieoii Mon
daythe 12th day of September next. ; -
By order. ' JOHN CRUSOE, S
ec'y.
!
Further Nbtice
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the dividend of
f 4f per, cent, declared , and payable to the.
Stockholders of the Cape Fear Navigation
Company on the 1st day of" October next,,
wilt be; paid'only to pereons who appear by
th& Books of the Company,' to be the owners
pf the Stock, unless, the real owners shall
have procured ;a transfer of the Stock accord
ingto the following provisions of the charter,
viz-. Section 14th, That it shall and may
be lawful forevery proprietor to transfer his
or herjshare :ot 'shares, by deed executed be
fore two witnesses, and registered, after the
proof of ,tlie ; execution, in the Company's
Books,; and not otherwise, exceptby devise,
which devise shall also be exhibited to ( the
Pi-esident and Directors and registered be
fore the' divisee shall be entitled tb draw any
parbf the profits from said tolTslf u 'J
y ;Byrderl " l JOHN CRUSO Sec'y.
Fayetteynigy
1825.-
ity with
: bis iusuat custom, Jiereby: takes leave re-
spectfullv to remind "the , Sherifls. and other
Reye nuc; Officers pfjth State aforesaid, , that,
the, Aimcj is now! at hand when the laws re-
jquire tJiat-tlieix Pioiic accounts for tne cur
rent year shaUbg'jSettled and finally, balanc
ed and .closed at the Treasury Department.
tlO JOHN ilAYWOOD, Pub. Treas. :
Of-
y 'Treasitfy XJflce; 1st Sept.
n.H E Public Treasurer, m conform
State of;
' i. - M AHTINCQUNT V, . .. . w
v I .Court, ot, reas antl viuarer -bcssicns,
ft;
u -r ' 'K'ovii June 'Term,
.. Henry Slade;
The heirs of Jeremiah Petition,of Partition
i! '
.. ' Slade, dee'd. , J v;i4.;-::v.i
IT appearing to the. satisfaction pf the Court
; tharThomas B. Slade and fjas. B. . Slade,
two of the Defendants, are not inhabitaiits f
this State: It is therefore ordered that publi
cation he made in the -Raleigh Register for
six weeks, that unless ,they appear ;at; our
be next! court of pleas St quarter sessions, to
held for the county cf Iartih at1' tlie coiirt-
hpuse in Williamston, on the-2d ilondny bf
September nextthen and there to plead; Sec
"Judgment will be taken pro" conf esso its to
them, and judgment entered accordingly. "
Witness- Henrv B, Hun?er! Clerk of; the
said Court at Williamston, the: 2dj Monday of
June,: 1825. ..s--' - "vai
VU 1 ?: JIENRY B. HUjsrTER, (Jlk
C Uina, Glass & Ear then Ware;
-; No. l68, Water Street, New-York. -
Four doors from the Coffee Ilouse. :
raiHEs! Subscriber, .late of .the House of
JL Dummer & Hempsted, (Petersburp-,)
has received 300 Packages of the above ar
tides, per tne latest arrivals rrom i.iverpooJ,
com prism er a
complete assortment ot. new
Varan1 v?ry beautiml patters, wliich he;
is offering by the. Package,! or; from the;
Shelves,! on as tavorable .terms as any Ilouse
in the Unioh. . ; ! : i . t :
, : ALSO, ' .
"I . - - - i r
14 sacks Bristol Portor ;Bottles,
, 30 cases half'jiint Tumblers. . y f
B. HEMPSTED t has made arrangements
to receive per Line of Packets from Uver
pool, constant ' additions ; to his! assortment
which wH enable him to execute orders on
very favorable terms.' - ' ";'
: N. .B. North-Carolina money taken Lt par.
84-6w .'. B. HEMPSTED.
.- i ' ' : - .; i, . : v-f . -
I
NFORMS the citizens of ltaleiffh and the
ptibtic irenerallyj that he ') hasf comnienced
the TaiMrinjr business in thislfcity, aud will
faithfiilly execute all orders in his line. H$
has on hand some .artic Its : -pf ready made
Clothing which; will be sold Pb good terms.
lie lias Deen taugnt irard s matnemaucai
rule for putting,' by Alexander Crossland, of
Warrehtbh, aent for Wartl. ; His shop is
on Fayettevijle street, next door to William
Thompson's Cabinet Ware-Room- y ; - I
Raleigh, August 20. . ; j : 85 7t ! . s
: uZ -Ab apprentice from 1!? to 115 years o1
age, who can, come well recommended, -will
be taken if application be. made as above.-, I
; iitxtainmivt. ; : .
ftHE subscriber thankful for past favors,
f - takes this method of informing his friends
and theJpublic generally, that he still conti;
nues to keep-a House 'of .Entertainment in
Greensborbugh.N.- C. at thbi Sign of the
PLOUGH Having declined the Mercantile
business,1 his whole attention will be devoted
to his House, which is supplied with the best
the country affords - His Stables are furnish
ed with provender of every kind for horses,
a steady : and attentive Ostler -' and he, pledg
es himself to give: due attention to all who
may honor him with a call. T ' v " ;.
J ?: JACOB IIUBB ARD.
Greensboro, N. C.' Auerust 24, v 86 3m l
1 : r- . '- . . ; A !H
nawinwo Sir T4r lVT fiXr t kt
0f)H E subscriber still continues to parry on
the above business in this !city, and has
just finished some hanilsome Gigs, wi ich he
on era tor s.le at a lair prices, f ( , --
N. B. ., O ne or t wp Apprentices to the a
bove ; business will be taken5; those 'fiotn
the country would be preferred. , . A
i ..- J i4 ; U WESLEY WHITAKER.
' Raleigh August 29., . , , i 1 rv, 86 3t
XI i AN A. WAY .from the subscriber on the'
lOtli lnst. without a fauljt,a Negro Man
named P AVE, about 32 years ot age, . is a
bout 5 feet 7 or 8 inches highV slender made,
vellow complexiondown look when spoken
to, speaas not very chuck, wnen spoKen to ;
has not got good eyes, on Vqcbunt of having
wild hairs in themat5 times It is probable
Dave will, try to pass for a free man ; he has
travelled a . good ;deal with the "wago'ni; in
different parts of this state and Virginia, and
don't lack for want f of sensel" I ' have been
tola mat ne nas gone to ; v irginia to see nis
father ; and that his father lives1 on Meherrin,
yanearGholson's , Bridge, f His; father,: I
have,been, toUli is of Indian descent, and; is'
a free man V his name . s saii to be Kincheh
Tucker i and he will no doubt conceal hi nS,
SHOUKl uayc gci-.uic5c. iiu uc wcui away
he" had: good clothes, ahd "dres8eJ equal to
any servant ; lief had a new. fur hat on, and
forty or fiftyd'ollara An cash,' about. forty of
wiifcn was in 5pei;iefct a pm ciasea ium oix
Mr,; Ross , Hutches within "iix miles
of mei a manwb raised hiui I will give
the -above re ward ' if taken but ; of th e state.
and if fakefr in the; stated 1 wenty-five dollars
If put In Any Jail . i sb jthat.I get bioi again
buotiKLsaia negro man Dave pe taKeii up m
format
sed
Orange
86 St
ion can. he c;iven me by letter, audres
tb tfillsborough, -"orVo Pleasant Grove,
'county, jst. a , J
1 '. JOIIN J. INUfcir l
loaoll fTiail: X 6i; Sale ,
SHIStract is situatel in 'Halifax cbunH
v,-r, between 4 Mush Isltnd a nd the flViwit t
Ifal.ifax;'iiot.mdrer.than:thre' mUf s fibm 'the'
latter : its imnerside near the river heinir1:
less than u Kdf niile from'Mush Island. Froiu: ;
a suryey of the presen t y ear the pibbable ia
mount .of acres is fourteen "hundrvd - eigbty-"
three and a haltV though the deeds by which '
the said suryey was was mkd(e were not very
explicit,beither didJtlieyi incbide theiwhola1
tract of land.. The landvexcept a small por-
tion. is or verv crooti auautv. ana out ot saui .
small portibit .d spdt might be-selected wliicli
in llohtiV mniiv. wniil(l ha pall.fl i hAaThir
"and handsome site , forv a redence. The ,
ale will. take place on the tenth day of s "No
vember next, in Petersburg,. Va. before the
loo'r of.Niblo's ,Ta venu;v Any person ' wisli
ing to purchase said ! .Hid priva'tly can learn,
'he t rms by application to Nelson &Minge,
of PeefsOttrgjwV fnanf .
li viugnsnd land. who will at anyjtime shew
ii to such? iuWishtbpuiia8ei-'s-Tle' land
the purchaser payjng fifteen thousanddollar3
caslii vand the balance f thenircinise money
on the first day ofjtariary, , 182 7. 4 U ' : . '
. AUcrnst lb,' i:m($6 4w -
Notice,., '-i-,, :
I
HAVE lost, the Certificates of five shares
'. of the Capital Stock of -the Bank of Cap eV
Fear, viz Nos. Ill, lltlS, 1 14; & 115
And.I shall; at theexpiration-'of 3 months
from the date.of-'tlK&.ntice, .appljf.fbr new
Certificates of said Stock, All p-rsbns pre
tending, to have any claim to saii.1 Certificates
are hereby noticed to . make kobwii their
cLim. -:-a , ;; ; lucy. c OTl-ar;; , ;
. Wilmington, June,15; 18251' V: Wm u';
, M iyoii yaY.
TT AN A WAY from : the subscriber, three
XQ Negro Men, viz. Frederick, Tom - and
Pompcy. :- . : ''J'-i-' i, .' niVt -'1 "
FltEDERtCK, of black compTexioriVabbut
18 or 20 yers of age,5 feet 5 or 6 inches higli
of thin visage,- speaks slov when spoken
to. no visible rnark as I recolleet of except
thiiik that his riglit fore finger is stiff -he ab
sented Jiimself ph. th)? 20Lh oP March Ust.-
Frederick is Croxri Virginia. ' .:' ' v i I
, roil is of a tawney fcomplexlon, 30 or -S3 ;
years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, bliulc
eyed, and as well as I recolleet is. Jame "in his
left Vg,J occasioned when smalj by th? white
swelling,, and 'a scar bn biie of his wrists, oc
casi oned by a cut of a Jenifer; Tom 13 from '
NortH.Caliiia.;;-?; rc V'H: V-
POMPEY, isyeiy bUckand some offhis
front teeth -611! iabont 5 feeJ5tpr:6 inched
highi ha4 a scar bver brie"bf bis eyesjf or on his ,
forehead, and speaks yeW qmck whVn spok
en to. Pom pey is from Cbarlestonvaiul for
merly belonged to'Jdhn" Billings of tttatb race.
1 think it very ; probable, tiiat' they have;
free passes grveb tb them, as it hasbeen pra'c-'
tised in' thByiciiiity3;y iStit
' The above revvard tvillbetpKTd b any per
on who will deliver'the. s od Negroes to me "
iving in i- airaeia ustnct, S. U. or lodge tlient
n any jail sb tlrat I get them. .. -;t,, .
V . .. JOHN HAUR1S0N
August5r; : ;, . jc; jj 8lo2;n :
TANX.WY r'ivom ibe. Subscriber in, Le
mgton,A Georgia; in ..-.March i lair,ra: Neirr
z-n ' .1 i . t v. ... - ci i . , ,
a feet 4 or o
heavytbade,
cohtructs his eves '!a little when be looks at
vou, and iet:-iKindea. v I nis ooy 4 lsham,' I
boueht ofa mauwho slcrnshis name Clement
Townserid, in January, last." - Mr. -Townsciui
old me he bought thiboy in "Italelcrh,-North--
Cawihna, at Sheriff sale." that he was raised
about Raleigb the boy told me. he was rais
ed in Raleigh, and was hired. 1a that place to
a merchant several years, v & that Mr. Towns-
end bought him, of an estate of a lawyer. who
'de? lased near Rale gh a y elr br two ago.- -i
ILMr. Clement j ownseno. sees this adver
tisement, I will thank him to drop me a ' lino
and say, Avlio he bought this' boy Isham of.
as I have heard of this bby being in South -
uaroima,maKingr uia way to ; Ataieign , , ex
pect'. h l f c : ; i: fiiy.';'
I will give Ten Dollars rewaia to nave linn
secured in ah 'Jail, 'so I cab get hold of him, ,
or the above reward of Tw ; nty-five dollars,
toany person rwho will secure: him.nsa Jail
in Georgia.: ; From some circumstances, 1 an$
led to believe Jhat this boy may be in the .
possession of a white man, who induced him
to runaway and will of! er 1 him for salei" f
will give Fifty Dollars reward for t! ie deteeV' '
tiob of theThief - '- l-v ;vv.;!:;.;;.;..;. '.- r
.lulv 20.
7 St
3.
1 : State of North-Carolina, i
1; '; Lincolfi jCounly.;,;'? -r
r Court bf Pleas and Quarter.SesildnsV
nr--; juiy term,; 1825.; - : - ;
Andrew. Hoyle, yy- y ;M?r:'fr.,' ; '
Jno; Huson& oth-1" Z " 'oa
ers beiir & Lega- f"! -!f
tees of Mason Uu- f -T8 ' " " ' z-
son.
decd. 'U 8 'tvTr.-r"'
a.DDearirref to the Court.5 that John if,..
j son and tlie other Legatees of Mason ."lib- 'if
son, aeceaseu, are noiinnaoitantsot tins ;t;;. .
ItViA.tneretore orurrea py the Court that
nonce De5puoiisuei yur wet'Kjinu, x-zc 1 fi
Register. requing;Ubesaid;Joh i 1 n
and the other of any bfhe Lcjrau ef the:
said Mason Huson, ' deceased, to ' ar it '
the CounJyCturt vf Pleaiand Quarter Se
siolis to be heltV forlsaid'Cbunty atthc 'ouii.
House iuLincolntoivm the fourth? i ty ii.fi
ter ;'th fpurtli Monday in Scpter.;Dei '..exti
theft and tbere to answer or derour to the wl
-petition' otherwise ii will be take:, ,-ro con-
feasor an4 adjurtged accordingly, f Witness,
y. M'Bee, Clerk of kr.td Court, at Linob
ton; third Monday in July, 1825. j ; i
-VARDUT M'BEE, C. C,-
mcnes niiciii very ties'iy. , stout
1 fidl face, live! vs'ahd free spoken,
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