. .'- . " ' , - ... .. . - . - , f . ! . 9 - ' k 1 " u
, :i':: .-:::T;. ;-;.tNpR kjM, r
- , -Jli tU l -J , 0f v-f;ii? - v- i M .ff r t S 1 V oriairdfeLghtful peace, 1 iu towjy.l ; x
j Friday, Serptemberi! 23, : lfeS' '- m"riM, tnijiou j ,T-a
. t
f i j si This aftimahls native of I?orm,
t.iitflir an Asiatic island under' the equattr, in
1 i niS eTternnf nnnpnranpa Ahi? Weo'mWn',t
At FirEDollaw ner annumhalf inadvance. aufrin,, .with': tr&eck'lsbniewh
rr ' : l--;v::-v H- , ;; ifJ-sfiorterrAnrt: the-heaaprojectinsAmorei
"AD VEITIS JBtSfTSr
!
forward. He was three feet nhil a hnlf
ueiffnt. 1 He was rovers with h iiri
Professor Badhdders of the
, ;,fi ' Medical ''Institution.
j '.X...
kt4. j:f tv:i?ivtTv ;nprttbwWI m Deifftit. He was cb
4 tK fnf a Ailar: and cents ? forget eW I except his face,3the Dalrtis of the hartilfi
succeeding 'publfcatiohri; those : 6f;'reater I and feet, which Avere ,all of the color of
, h""; :"r r rr- t; i" Vr i mcHcgru, -nJie nairt.was or tne. dun
eATtoxs tliankfullr received.;... Letters to J rn!nt. fri:,,: n:. .
ih Editow must be pbst-M-'r' f '3 'r - j " ? tld, ! e
suian aim uanusome,' lying ciosq
UDon the heat?:7 1 TTi 'worn 1ol
TYING OK.TH& C &ucrrpi ABTOm 'I eht; 'iomew-de
andtakinO VOOT n alf THEjtf ndeS w the ' socket. 'HM.browlwupromtnentJ
ie uau very, nttie nair ; on the brow.;
ms nose was flat. Hi9 lips were Very
large and thick, more so than those of
.This was one of the1 most formidable I any negro I ever saw. His. chin was
and interestinV operationsivjjicjv; has hroad and projecting, as was likewise
, beeri.perTrmecEbyi.anysu the the iipperrjaw. 0 His chest was jound J
United;States.il The patient was Spen- full and prominent. His shoulders were
cerHubbar(1bast4athletic9Iabor vef I set back : His scapu lis were flat
vpm7il fotkv resident a mV coe -Jbehi n df :' His Va'U t . was ' smal !.
itf 'Deertleld w-1AfasaiuseitsvAb'6iiit His hips we flat anil narroy. lUsarms1
nyewejKs joeiorene operauon, re per-i wwcvcijr long, inc lingers reacning to
ceivei a BmaliLfuhmovable,, bony, sortl the' ancles. His lower extremities were!
DesIrablcEniily Residence,
of a tum6rv aboutequidistant from the snort and small, in proportion- to the
chin-and'ai Test of the animal. He. had the, spiral
wa ;sui)bos1e(Fto roceVd from s6ne"afV lines lilce hurban, on the tins of the finJ
iDDOsed to liroceed from sone af. Iins like human, on the tins
fection of Uieibe(h.Tlie rapiciity of gers, and4 the lines of-palmistry on the!
j it ;J 1' ' j 1 I ' j , ' v ' '. "1 ! I U .-v .1 n .1 1 " - J I I I ;
aiS"grovxn;Trom"Tne uauusj auu aisa on me. lower, mnos. v
covered; incetiHie patient to consult 1 vCapti Blarichard gives' the: following
Steplilnil account of :his habits and "manner:"
f surgeon, mt thafcyunnity, who at once - . A , i , lL .
discovered th(i true, nature of tHe dis- . " P""0 theOctavia un-j
easei and although he resorted th e vei d.e.r V1.0 frthlnilQna
;tv possible measure to disperseMt his aJ10f filt fur him, and was provid-
-tL tjf aii-y-iL? rikLl ed withiDOultrv and -rice sufficient fri
vuiv, oouc ui,ieueyiiii; nr, iiuouarti , 4 . . . . :
"wfle-KV ih' nnoptttinn T 'TVio ' i voyage; : v a ptain jjiancnard Hrst
(short space of five! weetfVom a! small l1!: lsl n
'tubercIe,i on Iie outsideof 'th Haw; ' , . . r ,.
int under :thert;iritriiiriefif it inVrp f y hde sitting at breakfast, he heard
I'll rliaol' Of-i 4 1rorv4-i-krt 4 K A
Will
distendin
Cfouhtenancebb the other? A The
oniUrV r?fil M&fkr iWi UU l.d CeorKe,-.by whicK -narae he passed.
rodingandextrelfffitidr JriWil !f hun!fat table by direction of
Jiamsto;adviSean bperatiod, bu Frrestier,-and after partakmg of
beink-himself in ill health, desnatdred KY-Uf.9 uismisseu. ne Kept
. " - I DIH timWf ATI Chin r-r-i rI I no n nnd -i
- aBiwww ' u l M. m mm a iuiai mm . . a - A III! all
in good order ; he cleared it
of remnants yof food, &c. and
- m
cipal physicians ithccounty.were-as: 'wasnea .i dcii. .provided
"einbte4 aM Water and a c otfi;r. the PUrPose:
a orpnern! rnn. ltt;f, n! n-nl !le U'aS VerJ Cleanly m illS peiSOll atld
.TrA,vci --:A..;fl I habits, washinar his hands and tace re-
and in the same .-'manner as a
was docile and obedient.
t wow Id
i though
Hntrhelder.F ?!IOt. I e P.'inj f I, i all. times
On.'Thiif.erVnvvT., Ifi -II J rl 1 1 OU t daily
iinanimqusly, that an operation was he-I " .
cessaryiibut that it;was ats6ldvli sable Su,ar,J
to pass a. ligature found the carotid ar- "V 1 Ve ? uocne anu ol
terKKoasbeinsma d of play and amusement; bu
rrfh ArHArAr,oi cJ sometimes become so rough, a
and studehjts havjng cbme-totheri U1 good temper, as to require correction
whS.were particularly1 anxious to have Capt. Llanchanl, on which occa-
fFTlE melancholy event which has occurred
fJL' in my family, induces me to offer for safe
mybeautiful and elegant Villa, formerlv V.
Ji. Johnson's, within ten minutes walk of the
centre of Warrenton J ; ; '
' The tract of la'nd contains sixty-two acres
orwiucn iorry are in woods and heavily tim
bered with oak and! hickory, sufficient to
turnish tire wood for a large family, forever
with care and management. f 1
.! Tle soil is free, fertile and protluctive-1-
xnejWater excellent and abundant the situ
atioo hierh, air pleasant and h-ahli v. ?
The improvements are an admirably built
and hnished, and most commodious Dwelling
riouse. containing-rooms below & 2 above
stairs, , a dry and comfortable Cellar and se
veral convenient' closets; a new framed
Quarter 36 feet by 18 with four ; large rbonis
and a chimney in the centre j a Kitchen, a
Carriage House and Stables, an, Ice House,
a Well of excellent water at the door, a hand
some Yard and Garden well nailed in. top-e.
ther with convenient lots under good fences.
And hes' Ies other Fwit Trees. 450 Peanh
and 200 healthy Apple Trees, of the most
delicious sort : in short, everv thine that can
be desired by a family.
; ,Not)iing but the severe bereai'ement with
which 1 have been visited, could havs tempt,
ed me to part witli this desirable and valua
ble property.
I am auxious to sell, and will grant a libe
ral credit for the whole or any part of the
purchase money. Possession can be had at
any time. Application can be made to Gen.
Robert It. Johnson, who 13 fully authorised to
sell ; or to I
' WILLIAM EATON.
September 3. I , 90eo4t ;
THE subscriber, thankful for past favors,5
takes this method of informing his
and the public generally, that he still conti
nues to keep a House of Entertainment in
Greensborough, N. C. at the Sirn of tlie
PLOUGH. Having declined the Mercantile
business,, his whole attention will be devoted
to his House, which is supphed with the best
the country affords. ! His Stables are furnish
ed with provender of everv kind for horses,
a steady and attentive Ostler ; aad he pledg
es himself to give- due attention to all who
may honor him witli a call. ,
.JACOB HUBBARD,
Greensboro, N. Cj August 24. ' 86 3m
jf N the vicinity of Iillsborough (N. C.) two
iL Plantations, containing each about four
hundred and fifty acres'; which for beauty of
situation, excellence and abundance of water,
and fertility, of soil, are not surpassed by any
in the upper country. Also a dwelling- house
wen suuaieci, in tlie town ot Hillsborough.
nn- pauiunars, rercrence is made to Dr.
Shaav Si Stephen I'aylr, near the premises
in i lie cofiiur. . f
Oransre.coimtv'Srit. 10.'- 1ft2.?.i QO
VT THE Lottery , Sc ExchangBusiness uere
.tofore conducted in, Raltimbrp; u.nder. the
firm tf Cehen, JK An liichmbhd " aid
Norfolk under the firm of V 71 &M."X"Co
72f?j...,and, in Philadelphia uiidr the iirm rt
-i. vnet, . jswinerg, wui;tor tne. tuture
be'eoriducted in each. place under' the. firm
of J. I. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHElti
Baltimore, Sept, 5, 1825. 91 1 10 Octi?
WKaivtir Campbell,
fNFORM? the citizens of Raleigh and the
. public c;enerally, that he has commenced
tbe 'TidfoHng business in this tftv, and wjll
faithfully execute all orders in jhis line J He
has on hand some articles of ready made
Clothing, which will be sold oh good terms.
Hefias been) taught fVard's mathematical
rule for cuttings by AlexanderiCrossla'nd, of
Varrenton, agnt for Ward. His''shon lis
on Fayetteville street, nex't dohr to William i
1 Hompson's Cabinet VVare-RotJm-
State of North-Carolina, '
LinppIniCounfy. s . --
Court of Pleai aud Quarter Sessions,
iJl1crlBrjt ; iiV ..V; .
Andrew IJoyle,' y - , ya' ,7 y?v
ersfteirs 5c Leg,- tne j:e d Instate ot
tees of Masbrt HiV2 ! Ia-W lvii; xled.
Raleigh, August 20.
A Journeyman wanted of stead v hahifs tr
i v .... i -
wtiom gooq wages will be given. ;
867t
lYoanolw liand lo y Sale.
- - - . . . . . . . . . . .
IT'appeaving to the tXotirf;thathn'.'Hii-'.
son and tlie otfter Leates of Mason Mti
son,;deceased, are not inhabitants of " thii sinttk
'til therefore qrtler'rU by tfie-'Court that
notice bepiibjishedteurwet
JteghierS-recjuirin the1 s ild "Joliiv 1 Jluson
ind the odf(er or any of the' legatees of tlie
saicl Mason Iluson decease!, to appc.ir at
the County Court of Ples ami Qnaner Ses
sions, to be held fb said Countv aX tne ikiuil
House in Lincolnton.'on the lonrthlond. v af
ter the foirrth Monday .in Feptember next ;
then and there to answer or demur to the said
petition Y otherwise it will be tali en rSfo con.
fesso ; and adjudged accordingly. 1 Witness
V. M'Bee; Cler of 5 said Coirt,"ai:TLirtcoIi.
ton, third Monday in Juvl825. p , !
-e VAUD UX M1 Ji E K, C O ;
August 24, 1825.' V , V ;. 8.54w ;
na ; -it lies on Roanoke Ri
AltlSh Tsi.lllfl ftnrllflfo Tniin ri AanVoii T?
, not more than thre mllB fi.f.i '!. I -. . f i ... . . t i . . '
its upper side near the river he ni- PnU n:ffin v ..;
a 'half mile from MnsliiUand Prm I "vr J'JTKi tiiiiL ' ' v.V .
ot the present year the Probable a-I B' tU.t th n,1 .. r:.i..u k: !
rTTlinS tract is situated in-Halifax county,
. iNortn-usroli
ver between
Halifax
atter V
less than
a survey
mount ot acres is fourteen hundred eitrhtv
three and a half, though the deeds hv which
the said survey was was 'made were not very
explicit, neither did they include the whole
tract ot land The land, except a small nor
tion, is of very good quality, and out of said
sinaii puruon a spot mignt be selected8 which
in Halifax county would be called a healthy
anu nanusome site tor a residence. The
sale will take place on' the tenth day of No
vember next, m Petersburg, Va. before tlie
cioor or xsidio-s I avern. Any person wish
ing to purchase said land nrivalv can learn
k , " i . .. ; . J -
State of North-Carolina
Johnston County,1;' ,
Court of P)eas and Qu:.r?t V, Sessions.
MIKIIJI,1CHJU,1WJ..,
a resident of this State : It U cnleud that
advertisement, be m.de in the R,deitrh Re
gister IJor three months, that unlfs ii.e-i.e.
fendant Caleb"GrifHiSinneAm hi-cAi' ?itevi.
County Court, to be held for piid Coun( r; a i
the Court-Hoiise i S mith fi eld;' on ther 4t ;i
Monday in November nex't.'tb pleI answer
or demur,? judgment will be - entered nr.,-
wnicrasii ami cxecunon issue acCJ)rtIihgly.i
: Teste, v' '?RM. SAND EUSj Clk.
A 1 L .......
Adv. S5 25
1 V
'uwfii;:;-'
me irrms uy apj)ucanon to kelson & Minge,
of j Pet ersourg, Va. There is a young man
living on said land who will at anv time shew
it to such as . wish to purchase. The laud
will be sold to the highest bidder, at reserve.
thje purchaser paying fifteen thousand dollars
casn, and the balance of the purchase money
" "ic uisl uay oi January, ivuj.
DAVID MINGE.
August 10, 1825. ! 86 4w i
S tate of v tli-Caroli n rtj
IMeckieiibui .CouxdijL
r-urry, J
Perry, y
Petition for Divorce!
A BRIGHT MULATTO MAN, has recent
ly been put in the jail of this county, sus
pected of being a slave, and runaway. He
is 5 feet 6 inches high, about 25 years of are
11
Gray
?T? appearing to the S3tisractioTi: j)f, the,
Court, that the defendant is not resident
in this stat e,f spthat the ordinary process of
Law,; can be "served oh hinis It is therefore
ordered .that pobllcntion be I made threft
months inr the Raleigh Hecrister. iUut unless
the defendant appear at ' our n-xt- Speripr :
Court of Liw.td be- held for said f)tiniy, at
lucuun-' uouse- Hi lj i:ir o tp. nni I hr. 7U
Monday after the "4th Monday in Sent.-nihi v
next, and pleadsanswer or "demur.'thereto."
is hair dun coloured and rather 'bushy.' and "ie 'J,il,n s dion will hetakeiipro con
yesuaric. He says his nameiis Henrv Wil. ' k-'.
: i .... - . ! i .. ;v..i.i 4
'r..n .'.. f .t.. .
. . i iiiiii'ii in r
tahlp. nod fantiod hv -r tlP and refresh-' oou ce paddy m general, out
- - - nr" - , i
was erected on la greeriyacross the.way,
"Where the patient
sions ne would lie down and cry very
:ie voice of a child , annearin
. . ' l I o
His
sorry for having civen ottence.
food was rice paddy ii
tJ he would and did eat almost any thin
1 it n An'rv oc 4v! . A 4 1-h rk iI tl A i in a
is scarcely necessary to make any re J Prepared for him. The paddy he some-
marks upon Ihisvpirt or preparatory unseat wit n mo.asses, and sometimes
.opeValioS riitlis; .,urt: V- Tca:coflee, fruit, &c. he was
xvith the lossiof rtttle blood, the nsrht "Aand wasm the habit of coming
njarotid arterv?wasdrawn up 'from bt
tween the imuscies expeditiously:, and
vith little-pain to the patient, tied with
n sironar ligature. M ine
' ' t t
wound oeinc:
ncatl y.c losed vyi th adhesive straps
Hubbard wal ked1 back to the . h
m a
iir.
ouse.
Durincrthe mdit,rhe hail but little pain ;
slept some, and had. a gool pulse. The
next tlay atl oclck Jane-ir,. the
faculty, having assembled, ami the pa
tient agaiiv placed upori the table, the
operatoxCmade an incision from the a
gle of thetuouth. to the lobe of the ear,
and another, vertically, from thejeen
treLthfc underjipi optjuo tlie pchu ir
dami:!AByllaJ delicatendissecXiod, in
xvhich the f projsoriexhibited hisj tho
rough acquaintance with surgical ana-
tain v, tne; tumor was exposed, mere
were not
lost, tliro'u
this may be imputedtoe thei excellent
precaution -or securing 'thecarotid on
the preceding day.! (..V '
liy.one of jley's saws,; the iawwa
ten . taken oft. at the anjj;Jefand at the
rij;ht mental foraulert ; by vhich means,
abou t -:t wd h ch es i n P etigthiof'.thetjaw
buried surrounded rby the -tumor i was
readily extracteilrThe tumor,unon
examinanonprov ed'tb be;dr a Cartila
ginous. consistence j -approximatihs : to
wuue.
gej to4hc table at dinner to partake of
wine ; tins was, in general, claret.
His mode of sitting'was tin an eleva
ted seat, and not on the jloor. He was
free from some of the peculiar propen
sities of monkeys. His bowels were
in general regular;
given by Mr. Forrestier were, in cases
of sickness, to give pun 'castor-oil.' It
was administered to him once on the
beginning of the passage, and produced
full vomitinjr with effectual re iief. : He
sickened a second - time on the latter
part of the voyage, and rejected the
attempts or tne captain ami several
strong men, to get tlie oil into the jto-
macn. ; ile continued to rail gradually
losihg his appetite and strength, until
he died, much emaciated, soon after
the
ey
liams, and that he was porn nar Loui'sburg,
Franklin county, speaks easily, and very
wen, proiesses no traae and can write a little.
If he is a slaye, his o wner is requested to
Hlu,c "' tu ue s pay ine jenarges upon
him, and take him away, or he will deidt
witn, as is required by the law.
JOS. GARRETT, ShfT.
Wasliington c7ty, N. C.O
June ll.
j. M.muxcinsDN.
V Stale of Npt th-CarDlIHa.
July 2r, 1,25.
80-6m
Vmthahwoills, oflitood shipvanchorei; Obstruction. o
rV.iK iKA" ..UTiior ToVmn oi 1 ooweus was no douDt tne causey oi his
ucuii. api. jjiuuciiaiu uscu iu leei
his pulse at the radial artery and des
cribes it to be like the human. It was
probably quicker. His mode of' walk
ing, was always erect, unless when tir
QURAN GTOUTANG.
An Ourang Ou'tang, or Wild Man of
the wSods was brought7 frornatavia
to Boston, in; the. sh'ip dcyaviaCiapt.
-oianchard. :but! hk? on h ' firwt
'ght after his:'aniva.!.-ThefoIlovVing
an accofnt of 'this singularnimalf
af.er dissectjon, by.Dr. Jeffries
i iU v : , , '. Ik
ed f he would then move or rest on all
fbutS' l;C;A..-Vt? -i - ' j
. Toy :8avi IVcivtv
rgiuAT: large , and pojivenie.nt, Dwelling
M. t IIouse,'vvith every. necessary outhouses
and, gardeni, whereon .Mrs. "Ann,. Falconer
lately resided, situated in the lEastern part
of.the City, on Newbern Street. : By an ear
ly application a great bargain might be.had
intlie purchase of the above property- . .pos
session'glven immediatery.' , Terms o Sale,
one and two years credit;; ; ;,'., . I-,
.r. Apply to : ;-".' " .: . ' - (
. ; i ; henrv m, duller.
. Raleigh; Sept.' 7th, '1825;. ' . .. '89-lra w;
i."t
ki a rxj
For sale at thia office
Just IveccW
AT the Book-Store of Joseph Gales 8c Son,
the following New Rooks:
Crusaders 4 vols, in two,
; - Foresters by Author of ' Lights snd
onauows or scottisn .Lire and of Mar-
garct Lindsey,"
Last Days of Lord Byron, by Pi-rry,
Arch hold's and Christian's Blackstone
4 vols. j
. Ropr on Property, 2 vols. &c. &c.
a t fs
a " a V - ' . one Cow' &c' Also at the same time and
e An assortment of Paint Boxes, Paints and place; will be let out to the lowest bidder
niauuiiery An cieSJ
rltutl i erford C ou n t y s r ;
James Tliompson, .Goohl . I ioy t,"y i'., rC
James BI Murray, j.rtluir Bron- Bill tofora-
son and others,:? i . Vclose mort-
" Vi
Jiiiou Hotel.
THE Subscriber haviner mir-
T 1 .1 . t .
tiiHsen inis tsiaDUsnment, on
Fayetteville Street, lately occu-
pied by Jlfrs. Jarah Jeter- is now
m readiness to accommodate Travellers and
Boarders. He tenders his thanks for the na-
mm
Augustus Sacket. ? j
? T appearing to I he satisfactioirofthe Court
estlay the 11th day of October next, not an inhabitant of this St,te j it is, onlered
will be sold at the Shoo bf the lat- Dr that nnhlimiinn k JI"T,erea '
JeremialvBattle, dee'd in the ity of Raleigh, cessively gReg that unle
on a credit of s.x months sundry articles, to he appear at the next 'boor! S 'frYttbl
wit : all his Medtcine and Shop Jb urniture, a- held for Rutherford cbilhtv, at the Court
rood selee.twin rkf f A-i;..1 t i . . ... ,. ? w'-v.
r. "7o v j-w,:-.. uuicr uouse m Kuincrfordtrov on the 3d Mondav
Books ; Surgical lnstrumenti i On Horse, after the 4th:Monny ofSeptember neir and
oneCow &c. Also, at the same time and plead, answer or-demuAo
place, will be let out to the lowest bidder nlaint-fi!e,l a,ro;nct k;. : ... L " ?Vcom
for life, an old Negro Man beloneinir to the konfrssfY. nd h,.A n f P
tiSiaie ot said dec d. 1 lie dui chasers will be I Tc t
. v 5- . .
"lav U. ' - jl r
required to give bond anrl approved security.
V JESSE BATTLE, Adm'r. (
Sept. 14. . .., -.. ,v 9 lids
, .
State of -North-Carolina
, ' Rutlierfbrcl C-"Yuhty. . -;
"'' -' - IiR(icitt; i. f'
1 Spring term; 1825. ?t Ifil
uavid Patterson, ' ' t rv f : ;
William Hollowflvfind' ?-ygmal Bill.
jamin Jordan.' r '-" " ' ) u
XT appearing to the sntjsfaction of the Court
that the defendants'
. . ..ww. iiiiiauitdiiig i; i
. - . . .... .. .. .
THE undersgned, Executbf of Samuel
tronage and friendly support hestowed upon I Walkerof Granville county,! decd. hereby
I.: . i i- , ., J . I ffmL.: - i
imw ai ins lorraer sianu, anu assures tne rub- j nwiic, mai u i nomas uicKinson, tne
lie that in his present situatjpn, every exer-1 Legatee, to,whom sundry Slaves, viz. a Negro
tion win oe made to conduce to the comfort 'an-vme, anu ner unuaren, tne. proper-
arid pleasure of his guests, lie will be pre- j tv , said deceased were left by will, many
parea to
thirty Me
Assembly,
lEs JSur vf 'iW be constantly supplied with possession, on or before the l'4th of Novem- the next Court of Equity, to brel t for the
the best, and choicest Liquors. i ber tlie sad Negroes will on that day. be piit cwmty of Rutherford. t tffe Courthoii- ?.
"i''ul c,,uu5 anu.soiu in oraer to i rtuinenoruton onlhe 3d Monday after- ihe
defray the charcres iricurrel in their Rii-nrnT. LAfh MnmUwfc-.ui . -
w ,v k.VL?? u:'f Topieaovumiwer or demurlo the cbmplaT
riaiiMin, way iu, ioo. . i oo-om. j l .no w hied against them, or the ijmeVIll-i,
i Tablet with! the bt st the country and
marset win anora. llis stables wlucli are
commodious and large, will be attended by
faithful and steady Ostlers. ;
j JOHN W. PULLEN. j
Raleigh, Sept. 12, 1825 j-
; illl
: State of North-C arol i na.
: " Rutherford county.
Superior Court of Law. ' ! -r
April term, 182'5.4 ' r- .' V'
t annv Garnsou, 1
' " v. v Petition for divorce.
Jacob Garrison.
taken pro c6rifess.o, and heahl einartei1
nt
e
May
A.'
J
'OIH
A T her large j and commodious two story
ia. House on ravetieviiie
to the Court-House,
commodate
street, opposite
rt-H6use, is well prepared to acj fore ordered by Courts that ipu
htteen Members ot the approach- made three months in the Ralek
Superior Court of Law My Term. 18
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Court that Jacob Garrison.1 the deferi'dant. I EliiahlDay. bthewr;APe!, for order
: u is, mere-1 neirs at taw ot no. nav, I r . w . uu.
and
ing Assembly with Board ; and takes this Registergiving notice to thdlfenVlant tluit 1 ElHah Day Philio nt?:'
opporiun.ty toimorm tn,m, that every at. he appear at the next Superior Court of Law RichOayton aid his
temion shall be!pad, ?oas;to render their to be held for Rutherford ountt atthe ford S heed and his .wife Sat "
entertainment comfortahlei anrt abTv!1hie2 r.-, :-..;.tr-. r, i - m ,c ' Jas. aatte: -
ti'.5 K... .ri, " i- - ; vvmuiuuac in .uiiienoTciionlQn me ju jon- j neia anu uis wire rances,.Defendanta Ir tl,-c
er house affords a number of eonve- dav after ith Ad"Tii;;ol; ocw. : L. ct .ttPt3 10 u s
nient and orivaterDomsJsnrl h Kaa ondn-i I 1 au . t . , 1.-. . u'5mu m m j btati :
, , " -i - r - : ,stsr ?i, vueii ana mere xo answer, pieau or ae-1 it is oraerea oy tne COurt. that nubKratlr
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w ilccu"im?' 1 y. witness, James Morris Clerk" of said pear at the. nexv term of this Court ri,..,
an excellent Stable Court; at office the 3d Monday after the 4th answeV or demur, otaerwise . iudiroef-
Wlth ?0T' fodder Monday- of March, -A. D. 1825, and m the 1 betaken against them pro confesWo ei x1
essary. --Her terms 4Q(h'M. f . w: i; a u.fij .
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ot board are low and Teacnn-ht : . , 7 1 r k"
dated as usual,'as there is an excellent Stable
on the lot, Well furnished
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