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AND
MOariwe the PU.. of flr deif ihtful ac '
Unwarp'd bT Party Rage, to live Ilka drcthtrt.'
MONDAY, tCTOBER lO , l8oci.
"- mwmmrn
Vol. IV.
No 2c8.
1 ;
E
Gazette
Wiff REBELLION.
.-1. - . trom wilt" e
cial ov
laft,
wctt the following de-
J From the ditc and prbmulg.
hereof Tvthcsare for eve- -the
church Unds are
bow pofliffia, on pying h.t rent
unnl the national government
A uifW the national will decla
courts of juft.ee org,-
"fvrorn the fame date, all trn
fer of honds, debenture, and all
public fecurit es, are in I imner
and form forb.ddcn, and d-clared
void, for the fame time, ana lor the
ftrae reafons. ,
4 The Irih Generals command,
in? diftrifts fhall ez- luch of the
partizansof England as may (erve
for hoftages, and (hall app.:fethe
Englifh commander oppolcd to hAm,
, rwift rftaliafon (hall take
place, if an outages contrary to
the laws of war fhall be committed J
by the troops otjct h s command,
r k thr mi t-.z?ns of E lai;d in j
J 1 W f v- f
the diftn'ft which he uccuutcs.
5. That the Inlh Geur-iis ate to
treat (except where rculiatioa
makes it necefTiry) the Enghfti
trooDs who may fll into their hands,
orfuch ir(1i as ferve in the regular
forces of England, and who Hull
have afted confdrmibly to the laws
of war, as prjloners of war ; but ail
Irifh militia yeornen, or volunteer
corps, or bodies of Infii, ar.ind.vi
duals, who, fourteen days from the
promulgation and date hereof; lhalt
befound in arma fhili be cbrihdered
as rebels, committed for trial; ind
thsir properties confilcated: .
6. The Generals are U alTemble
tourt-martials, who are to be Iworu
to adminilUr juftice ; who are not
to condemn without fufEcietit evi
dencc, and before whura ll militai y
offenders are to be lent iniUuily tor
trial.
. No man is to fnfFcr dedith by
their fentence, except for toutmy ;
thelentenci s of filch otheu as aic
judged worthy of deth, fhali ivol
be put in execution un.ri the piovi
lioi:al rcvcinitfut u -ciares us win
1
nor are court martials ou any pie .
text to fentence nor s any ufBcci to
iuffr th punifhment ot fl -ggt.iej
taany lpecies cf tor'.ure to 'De ui-
1 The Generals are to enfotcc
the ftnfteft. dilciplme,' an to fena
ofTenders i:nmdtery before court
mart:ais ; and are enpjned to chafe
awiy from the tufh" armies all iuch
S fhall difgrace tUemfei ves being
drunk in pretence of the cnerny.
9. The Generals are Lopr zc
thir refpeftive aroies, tha.tM mai
Ury (lores, arms, or ammunition,
belonging o the EngLfh Govern
raeat, be the proper. y of the cap
tors, and the value is to be divided
equally, without refpect of fank,
hetweeu them, except that the wi
dows, orphans ; parents or other
heirs of fuch as iloriouly fall in the
attack, Jhill be entitled to a double
lhare.
As the Enelifh nation has
tnade war on Ireland, all Englifh
Property in (h ps or otherwile, i&
uj iUC um6 iuic, dim ma
'tansfer of them is lot bidden, ana
declared void, in the like mauner as
aexpreflrd in No 2. and 3.
u. The Generals of the different
are hereby empoweied to
-nfcr rark up to Colonels, inclu
ve, on fuch as they conceive to
tnent it trom the nation but arc
yot to rmke moie cqjoneis than one
for every 1500 men, normoie than
ne for every tooo men. i 1
12. The Generals fhall f:ze on
all Turns of public money, in the
w... wutva tncir autricis, or
an Khe bands of the different collec
tors, county treifu re rs, or etherrel
venue officer?, whom tkey fhall
render refponlible ; for the fum& m
their hands. TheGeneral Oiall p-
"ceirnforlheamouQtind account
the provifional government for
tne expenditures. kC
13. Whea the pe.ple eleft their
efr? lihC $Qlol the
Jierai ts bound m.c -
ffir can be hrnV. k... 1 . j
- uiiv ,uy jen-
14, The Generals ; fhall corref
pond with the provifional goycrn
menii to whom they (hall give de.
tails of their 'operations.;,, they ae
to correfpond with the neighboring
Generals, to whom they aretotianf
mit !al! neceffary inrelligeace, and to
co-operte , with them. ..
15. The Generals commanding in
each county, fhall as foon as it is
cleared of the enemy altemble the
county committee, ,wfao fhall be e
lefted conf'orrnablv to the conftitu
tion of United Irfhmra., All the
rrquifitions nectftiry for the army
(hll be rntde in writirij by the
Generals to the comrrlittce, who 2re
hereby empowered and enjoined to
oafs their receipts for each at'dr
to the ownerjs, to the end that they
may receive their full vzlue from
the i nation. .......
16. The county committee is
charged with the civil direction of
the .county, the care of the national
property, and the pfefcivaMdn ol
order and juftiee m the county ;
for which purpofe the coiitv crn
naittec are to appoint a hii'h rh r, ft,
and one '.r rrt ie lub'.Djfrsfls to ex
ecute the'rordeis ; a li fficient num
ber of jufVces of 'he peace for trur
courUyj a high and lufEcit niim.
ber of r?etty confl bhs n each Oi
ron'y, wh.i are relpeclively charga
with the duties new performed bv
thef magistrates.
17. Th county of Coik, on ac
count of i rs extent, is to be diVidt-c
conformably to the boundaries for
railing the imlitia, into the coun
ties of North and Sputh Coik, foi
each of which, a county coiiitabie,
high fher'it, and all magiltrates v
bove difdled are to be appointed.
15 1 no county commute are
hreby empowered and enjoined to
flue . wai rants to apprehend luch
perfons as is it flull appear, on lut-
ficient evidence, peipetrted tnur
der, tor ure, or other breaches ot
fhe acknowledged laws of war and
morality on the people, ro, the end
that they might ic tried for thi
-frente. litoon as 'he competen'
courts of juflice ate efUbl.ihed by
the cat.or..
ig. The county committee ihil
aufe the nisf.ff or his - ffieis
is zq on all the perianal and rea
prot-eriy it l'cii pe lu'-s, to pu
'ca)s-.n their effects, o appoint pr.
otx ce: ,ns to otclerve all luc
1 i ,
'.op rty u : ii) the ra onal courts
f jufiicc fhall h.ive def :dcd on ihe
t i'.b ol the proprietors.
20. 1 he county committee fhali
'il 111' like rnao.nef, with U ltaie
ind chui cb lands, parochial ftaic,
iiid ail pubhc iands and edifices.
21. The county cbrmiU-e h:
:niiae jr.terim receive ail the ten.i
md debts of fuch berfoi;s and el
ates, and fhall -give receipts for tne
laaae ; In all traulmit to the provin
cial government an exact account ol
.heir value, extent and amount, aua
receive the directions of the pf ovin-
r dial government thereon.
j22. They fhall appoint lomehoufe
in tbs counties where the fhe fFa
permanently to refide ; they fh'aii
caule all the records and papers of
the county to be there trarisierred,
rranged, and kept, and the orueis
of government are there; to be tranl
rnutcd and received.
23. The county committee is here
uy empowered to pay out ot tJacl-
ftccts or by alignment, realonabi
aiaries" for themielves, the fheriff,
juftices and other mag titrates" wnotn
hey mall appoint.
S4. They fhall keep a writteu
journal of all their uroceedtngs.
hgned each dayi by the members of
ihe committee, or a utHsient num
ber of themj lor tfle uiipection oi
fvernmciit.
25. The county cpmrrrittee fhali
correfpond with government on ah
ihe iubjects With which they an
charged, and tranfmit to the Gene
ral ot the diftnet luch infoinaation
as they may conceive etfeful to the
public;
y - mm, m t 1
:2b. ihe county committee fhall
take care that the ftate pnfoners,
however great their offences, fhaii
oe treatea with humanity, and al-
law ihftm a fufficieat lupport, tc
neenattiat au the world may know.
hit the Irifh nation is not actuated
y the Ipim of revenge, but of iuf.
: j 27. Tht provifionai covermem
Avifhing to commit, as (con as foon
to the people,, cflreft that each coun
ty and cty fhall eleft, agyeeablc h
the qonftitutton of the United V
rifhmen, reprefentatives to meet ip
Dublin, to whom, the rpoment they
""ITembl.e the provincial government
vi'.l reftn its functions ; and with
out prefuming to djfta'e to the peo
ilr, they beg to fuggeft, that for the
important purpofe to which thele
eleftors are-calHH, iniegri' v of cha..
ractv-r ihuld be tle;fi,ft bjecl. -
28. The ivumbsr of reprefer ta
tives being arbitrary, the provincial
government have adopted t'hat. o(
the late rHoufe of Commons, thrc
hundred,' and according to the belt
rerurn of .the population of the ci
ties and counties, the following
numbers are to be irturnrd fro
ach : Antrim 13, Armagh 9, Bel
faft town i, Carlow c?. Cavan
Clare 8, Cork County North. 14,
Cork County South 14 Cork City
5, Donegall 10, Down 16," Dioghe
da i, Dublin County 4, ; Dubliri
City 14, Fermanagh 10, Galw.iy io:
K?rry 9. Kddarr 4, Kilkenny 7.
K ng's Coiiiiiy fj: Le,rrim 5? L-me-1
ck .County 10, Limerick City 3.
Lndondeny,o,, Longford 4, LoutJ
4vM:y.-i2, M-!' g.Monaghan p.
CJien County 6. Rofcomraon 8,
5;g-',. 6, Tioperai v 13, Tyrone 14.
Water fo-d County 5, Waterford C -
'V ?t wlineatn 5, Wexford 9.
W;ck.Iow 5,' ... -
29. In Xh cities th. fime fort o
egulatior-s as in the. county fnal
Headopied ; thec'ty committee fh '!
ppoint one(o-m- rr as thry think
proar, and. fhall tkr poueffion o
alljhe public and corporation pro-
erties in th-?r junldictipn, in t k
manner as'is I directed for counties
3. The prcvii nl govern nr :
itnitly export and et-.join all m gi'
trates, officers, civil and. M-)ilira'-v
nd the while of the na'fnv to caui
he laws of morality to be eriforc -nd
refpedted, a d to. execute,"
ar as in 1 he:n.l;es, juft'ce wnh mej
cy, by which alone liberty can b.
ftjblifhrd, and the blefn-gs of d
vne vr'vinncc f-cured,
Li.nd, Negroes, ,3cc. in Orange.
IT ill Le tXf;f.d to pubic Sml f th btgbej
Hi Jtr, o' toe ijtj, of Qfiobfr etjuing,
and cin'inufd from Aiy f i av until the
Qbjea ijtbe SaL- is cumpLui 1 e. .
V r.act ol LAND, b- nginf to
iX ihe liltate of Colpnel C'Nea and on
which he formerly lived, ly ng in Orange
'ounty, ou Little Allegiance, containing
e ween twelve, ami fifteen Hundred Acres j
h a convenient Dwelitng-Houfe, andther
ice fTary. UuiUingg; and fuch Uienfrs i are
.iiwifiar f r F4rnin
Wilt bid t tbt fame Timt
Sixteea ieerocs. oCyuab1 Pefcriptions.
Houf-.h6ii Furniture fuiird to Tafte and
tance, a j:c"fi(lerable Stoc of Horfes, Cattu
.nd H.gs, ih.' pre feat Crop of Corn, Wnea
and Tobaccot bj me
TH. H. PJi RKINS, Lx'r.
, .9.
fT The.Sale, nU be diddled by Aft. c"
au rvbiy, witA luch inaulerncies as the Ex
ccutor may,thinlc p'opr.to ive.
, WILL Sfe SOLD. .
T
At ibt C uruHtuJ.t in kfjtett, oh Smturdmy
tbt iatt 4y tt Ucftct :t
'T'HE following Lots, or fo much
thereof,; as wil! ftttsfy the Taxes due
thereon, for the Year 102. viz.
Nos. 5. fL. ii, if. i"i, 14, ir, 16, ti.
nd 35, the Property of Benjamin Sheppard,
uecoaiea.
Nos 40. 41, 4:4. 454..47 7. 68, 75,
7S 89, 90, 97, 98, 99, loo, 125, 126,
427, i2$, 130, 1? t. 122, i?a, 114, u6.
and 129. WILLIAM CRtlOM,
CARTERtf COUN i Y.
IViU be fnld, at thr Cturt, Houfe $ Hejufort,
: ntbe tbird trednejdaj irt rave;ii!itrnextt
THE following Lands and Town
Pr...rr. rrrvf rlrah tm f,r liinr for
Prooerfv. rfot iWen la for taiine for.
,r as much as will latisfy the Taxes
and contingent Charges, viz. i
Pamks, the Property of Samuel Mablon and
Heirs of Arthur Mablon, and two Lts ia
Beaufort. - ' . ,
180 Acres, the Property of Dallom Ctf
well, lying o the welt Side of North River.
34 Aercs,;ia Harlow's Swanfp, ihe Pro
perty of fph and fohh Blanks
4157 Acres. he Property of Jofeph Letch,
lying in Harlow's Swa.np.
Stfi 1$. JOHN HILL, Shff.
HtdirMttik$fj It
0 Price a garter of tlDoiiv,
Vindication of the igoMn
fants to the ordinance of BaCaHf: .
By DaVid BostICK, A Ml-
Late Mitiaer of the prefoytertan ClXurch ia
v New-York: - :
ffitiftm Reftaitns hj ftbtr Hand,
' An4 a Preface 0 Methodic .
in " j) . "
4 NORTH-CAROLI A' ; r
AGreeabiv to. Act of- AHr.nvhlv,
Kotice ii given, -That the following Ke
urns of Sueveya on M i!itaryiWrrant', have
been made to this U'ttice, o.n which (I wnts
will ke perfected, unlefs adverlc Claims ate
. fetup, to'wit: N. 1 ill. Wairnt in the
amt of. ,Dtnel White for a8 Acres . of
Land, transle-1 ed by faid Whit to john, and
lames Bonner, and.b)' Hear Boane.' Lxt
cutor .of Jame. Boaner, decealcd, who was
Survivor nd levifee 0 lohn If ner;to I'd-;
ar Haru, ad.by faid tlams o Ceorad
Cooiji. lor whom the land is fui vejeJ. . ;; -No
Warrant in the Mtu c of Cle
ment GoUirey, tor 174 Acreiol Latui, wh'th j
is transferred oy William Opdircy toiharls
Sr? ali.wooo, .and by faid .Srtraii word to Lo;r
waid Harris, for .whom the Land is furuejed.
No. jJij, Watraot it the hiuA of Th mas
Moore, tor. Hi Acres of L.apd,. transferred
by faid . Moore to Williaai Biacki.tdge, ty
faid Blacitled( to Fjdvaid jHairu, an ly
laid Harris to Gabriel Rawis, for wkoi it is
Jurveye-1.. 14 "
No, 3046, Warrant in the, Name of Daniel
l'oter, for i t Acres ot Land, transferred
7 fa id Potter. William Green, for vhom
he Land is furveyed.
, WI!. piTF, Sec.
Ifmc hundred Doilati Hcivard
Y7lI.Lbe paid for apprehending
X my yownf , tall ftint N.egio'Mau Tom,
tboo't twenty Yesirsof A.e, with two L.li G L
BRIGHT iORKLL HORSLS, aid the
Villain r Villains ho have ltoien trenis
with lroot la brina thci to Conviction..
I he Horfes arc of the following DcTcrip j
tiou : wne 01 tncra it an ancammomy iaiee
Hoife being about Feet high, and very
itrougmde, with aho'Uw .qi oa the upper
i'r vl nib Miouietr iiiaj on tae mouune
ilet about the of a Man's Hand, and
Kiiiwn in the upper Country, to be the Ll-
zt of iWe Dil-rdtr tliii is there generally
calleJ the Awaiyr his Mai- hangs on both
i le, he carries light lwhch i an that
as tormcriy duelled .od has been nickfd,
aa no natural wh.u aiksthat jt r ecollect-
-1, is a very S'K L)t a Hjaile, aout 1 ven
Vtar ini, miii .wdiki, trou and. can'.ers re.
.jrkdbly we.ii under the. Saddle ir a liorf
1 his great Weight.
Thcwther Hot Is rs about five Feet and an
.ica.hifch, and lengthy invde, haAe.neially
n m ou his off Lye, ol hich he is b.1114,
1 tuh the eje a aoi lunk, ar.d tis a baad.
. c 1 i; , . - - . . k i.1 I.
lullic 0141 UU UIIUW unit, OiiC UJ 1119
odcr fleet a little vs. hue, ana one t his tore
-ees appears to have betn cut by a hebbic (
its.. Withers arc ihiii and high. On which he
H44 the mark of ola Galls, and is i.of Irclh
Slie4 by the Tree 01 the Sadd.e bei g Urc?-
ten undcr.lhe 1'ummcl. oa which the Uid
ervaat rides, with a coloured Korfe iiug i
. t . - j ii. . 1. - 11 ...r. ....it... .....i. '.
U.lUCr IUC S4aiC , IIC "1N3 VTIIU A M I
nouiuaL Swing belt uvd, ar.d very tait aad j
jicafaut to the K.der, iris loole and uneaii. j
iy, cauttrs loleraly well, his a w;i hang- ;
Mane, and lone Switch l a.l. which mav :
peiha-rS be newly uocked, and is t ;
Years old,, and is altogether a haoafaic
aleilorle, and draws alio well. , , .
'I he aforelaid Servant Jftlt f -iW
outh-Caroliua, ou the' 14th Septembtr,
drcfltd in a white .Ncgro Cloth rou ,d jacket
derails, but took with hnn a bmwa co.oure J ;
i-uilian riii Jacket and Overalls wiih red- j
ted the atorelaie Bright borril lioi.s ta
nvT'lace, .j q Miles irom Charleiioij, in
Gjfe Cree.k Panfh, and near ihe L-ndge ;
and being a' tlal Stranteno all. ether Parts,
1 the sure, the relu nj); on is that he mufj
hav been toced on by Viliam.ajr V inii.ij,
mwh ch cafe,, on C ouvifition.of them, the ,
above Reward will be pii i( taken out of
the State, and if within the State, and it
r :,c"T k A v iilf
DRED D LLARSoo their beine delivered
. ..u .u r. - i ..l.fTWIl H W
to mW in,Chiietton, Ho j4, Church Street,
r otherwile, Fifty Dallars lor each' Horfe,
m ai 1 rs '1 1 1 1 it. .;a v m. -
ana une nunarea.svouars ior wb
tapt, who has the Little, loeof.one of his
Feal off, aiid is of a heavy Countenance, ud
anfwers dull and flow.
JOHN D'J PON r.
Sept , 22.
TO xSE SOLD,
At tht Court Houfe in Wilmington
On the 1 t'th Day f November next.
Agrecabiy to the DirceUaiu contained ia ti c lift W
.. of John Burgwm, Efq.
'that clcdn: andbigbi, imp raved filla,
THE HERMITAGE,
Sit U AX Il&HT M I L S f ROM TOW,
Containing about Sob Acres of
Land, on vrhTchisa Ratg f cbmmo-
dious and hauifomely n-ijwied Buiiuings up.
j wards of one hundred Fu in Lcagth,
it n ..J.r ffrt.-- nd a Number Ot ft
w ih
Gardens. Oiuces. and a Number ot caiiveiH
: ent Ou.-buildiegyi in good Repair. The
Gardens and, Flealurc oroands, i abo
-t ten
are diToofed with much Tait e, and
m. m -mm J " .
in Point of Beauty and improtement,f tual
to any ia the United Sutes. There is alio
on the Land , good at for a MU tronveni
entto Navigation. A Credit of one and two
Yearswifll bt given the Purchafer entctins
into fiorrd wiik approve peri&dal Security
and if repaired by the Exe cutora, ai inort
gage on the Premiie.
At flic fame Time will be fold, Nam ber ot
valuable Town, fituate coovc&feaUjrfot
Trade, feveral oi them improved with oridb
1 and wooden Boildiogt.-, . "
Alio, fevcratParciltot Land yig ,ntn
Counties cf Bladeto and DoptiOiaart tC4far
ntxriatin of whiferUwiU ee'uie knowa
Hrithe Tiraslfef r thei-oft and J-aods
Jail meationed, CfcdU ol rvrtlve Montns
will be civeru fhe Puixfcafett itinr Bead
and SccundcH s before meutioaed.
JOSHUA G. -WRIGHT, '
r FOR fAI E,
On very low. Terms
KQVR HundrH Acres of Lnd
tying cn hot lleel Creek, Richnn4
'.'ounty, . about tw Mites frvm Drowning;
Creek, near Li lie lVeee l iter Tb?reo4
is 1 c vipUte MrU Seat, he Stream ut:.g
luffiiient to turn two . aw Miilsin the ii .cft
Time -irtd by. -s .i'mair.; Improvement, there
-y be an extenfiv trade ef Lumtei tm
Georgetown
Jhtrc is. alf Ninety Acres at ihe Fnir
Ground, near Mountain Cre-.k, . which is an
excellent -Piace for i?de.- 'I here is a tolca
ule tpod L'g bdied Houfe iherecn, a "Store
Ojrn. Dwe'nug Kooms ana K'tcheu. for
Han f ihe lrtym:iit, a very generous Credit
will br given . ,- y -..
' .A.ppl to ;the biibfcnbtr in Moatgomerj
Coujiy, Norih-Cir)lit;a. ....
. .. . ; Matt dockery
. Scheine of a Lottery,
wVtJ-orifed by ftof. the General.
AlVcmb.'y, to raife a Num. of Money to
complete the built ng of be,LUMJSElTiJN.
ACADEMY, in Robei'on v.unty, North"
Caroltua. - ...... K
j Prize of coo dolls.
500 dolls,
300
100
5o
.500
?5 09.
1500
100
1 do,
. 1 do.
10 do.
20 do.
50 do.
30O
100
500 do..
5
Laft drawn Ticket,
584 Priaes.
110S Biauks.
17JZ Tickets, at jot. or 3 dolls, each.
Tw B anks to a -Pi :ze. .
The Prizes wiil be. paid by, ihe .Trcafurer
of the utees of the Academy, at any Time
after the Drawing, with lu.cuality, fubj&
to a Dfuctloii 'of fifteen per cent for ttl
Benefit of the Acade ny.. .Tfve fortunate
Numbers will be pul fhed fr the Inlorma.
tiou of Tickft-holders, ,. t-v
1 he I.rawipg of the. Lottery wiil begin oa
the fauriK of January next.
JOSEPH WOOD, "1
J -Si Pt ;BiLTON, , , .
WM. NORMNTj Mwgerkr
THO. aRNLi I
ROBLRTHAl! LS, j
ENTERTAJNEN T.
Charles Parijh
T Encctfully rcturrs Thanks to his
Fnentli and tke Public in general, fot
the t acouragemeat he has met with in hie
1 Line ot Bufinefs as an lnnkcper, and toliciu
; a Continuance of their Cuftom. ?
' He wifhes to inform Members of tWe enfu.
: '8 General Anemblyr . and bihers, ih
ing General Aflemblyr and" blhers, that
' 'a'y conUderaWc Addition to
, iuiiings and that. his . Koomv are in good
; Coadit on iof the Accomodation ot Boarders.
. pt IBO. ;
,. ,
; S;ate of Nort h-Cafolina.
j Cafwll C'tnn-'t jfulj Court. 1803.
? - -t ,
of lMmcs Paul.
Judic. attuchmt.
Robert Paul and
Thomas learn.
Rciurnei " levied on the undivided rieh
and uitcreft of Robert Paul in a Trait
cf Laud, of which amuei P?uf die
leiei & pqUfefT'nl, and m wluchLand
) as. Paul nowiiveon Moon's creek.
IT Appearing to the Ccurr, tht
Tf &onl nin whdlh I ha InJtMsl
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ij Attachment iffued, is an (.habitant of the
' St4e of Gergh : Wherefore it is ordered,
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that all Proceedings tnercoo be 1 upended fit
montKs; and tht the Clerk advertffe m
Gal-s's' Raie'h Reeifter, that, th Suit is
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, , Ztii te .Ultrftd a..
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i of Januar ' pcxf, uulels .he appeals and re.
;?vies, ac. , left,
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tate of (North-Carol na..
Cdjvftll Cunty July.titrtt lSo3.f
Jas.Brockman, Aflig S '
netMagorfogn Attachment.
Adam. St.ffirdv J '. .,. .
Returned Levied on1 ATraft of Land i
CriRtai-'iinj one huBdred .iad thirty! V
Acres,' adjoining Roborr Long and o- . M
theii,'. o occupied by Bartholomew
4 Damerop," , . I
Ii a pi earing t tne urt, tnt
Inhabitant rT this State : therefore it is or
dered tkat all Piocedings on faid Attach
ment be itfi'pended fix mouths, and that ihe
Clerk iivertile in Giles's Raleigh Regiitcr,
that tle Isuit iscow pending upon the Records
of this Cert, and that hr.ai judgment w;!l
be en ertd againft the Defendant on the fourth
Meaday of January xiextj unlels ke appears
aad replevies, &c. Tea. '
A. MURPHEY, C.C
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JtJ J. GtUl Printer hereof
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