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' . Tfoltows; Solution of the'truly
nW Mathcra-teal Problem of T'P.
which ppeard in the Raleigh Register ttae
13;h Uccctnbcr, is si jour terrier.- r- j 4.
TJy ihe Probfeffl. 80. the disUrfcetneMU?
Lhiriritv. tnsv beconVived tl by:
i i
j2o
yolhenuwof mright-'angledlnanglcwnd 40.
the dl&KC borixoaUl!.Wlow Use'onc
fthc at)icii,ihfreftftce of whwe squares
will' 6a the square of the other leg;
4300,-for 'wVch put s t rjut fC Ut
n tie frlu?am.C- ' ,te ?e.
shirer) and the beitf of thetU
AUo,'ilWlitam,(5) roaybe coneeired
t hrrLhenIrte of a righ-trigled triangle,
pj't a one of Ihe catheli. It "I16
cf the other le.,Tbe JUunce from the top
of the fVk. While atandinj. tavnjwniwu.
JuUace'WoVr, is 150, for which put x: Then
pF Sp i t - Therefure, f 2- e.
- which equation expunge f e . on
both; iide. we hae 2x -to I
. which; hj txwipoVuion, will be 2x
Jk t Then br diriuon
frhich will be found sa 2J, th height of-the
tumnla'CeeL K T.
Ciip.-Por.the amutemert of Mr.
" T. P.' I bfTertheTolIowing f artictnatieal
.ProWero, and Ho beDere.with hrtn, that the
like, occasional! prcpWd m.roor vcrj uaeful
p4pr, would hare that good ecct he aug-
A Cooper baa prcinUed, for toe, when at lei-
' .: V aureV
. To cuke a round, Upering, half bushel mta-
sure.
i A good prlcel ofTer'd;be said be would take it
And nioe Inchri deepr exact, he's to make if
TL top and the bottom diameteri to b
Just iniuch proportion is four la to three.
JfowVai hen mot" a T trade,"
PrajJ direct him how wide the top must b
.- -v 'tnaUe," . ,
' And alsa the bottom diameter ahew
Antf then how to make it hell eertsjnly know.
. S iry Own. IV. T.
RELIGION
IN PRISON.
We have teen favored wit the foflf-wingcopy
. of a letter from the" Prisoners in the Virginia
, Peniteatiar, addressed to the BUhopt, EU
ders, Deacoai and Mitus'tn composing the
Virginia Cottfercoce lascl held in Raleigh.
t'Xiciou, yanwjTZ, 1811.
The Members' of the Chutch of
Chris', onttedto the Methodist Socitty,
caVed by Gtace while confined in the
VtrginijrPc'ntttntUryi and who are stall
coritinued uDder 'that con6nemcnt .
vtriiheth -'Gratei Mercy and Peace from
God the Father, aid from bur Lord Jc
auiChtiiU.. V !
" Ik i$, with unipcakablej joy that we
addrtjt you, to declare unto you the a
bundantGoodocas of God towards ui
In NaTore darknett we wtre in love
vith Sin jjwe panued ditera vanities,
ani soocht the irratiBcatioa of various
lust a, which were contrary, to our real
bippinesi, atd'ery ofen HQmed our
hearts with anguish Th? pay pica
sores of the trorld engatd our pursuits
-i-Tbey'appVared f.dr to u and stron-
IV 'struck our ambition. The f rtcofl
ourimr gmatnn worked on this illusioD,
which was so powerful, as lp strike dead
Vitbin us. eVery inclination to virtue.
We lost sight of our real interests, k
t ' t were chained to the world by its charms
and even when we attained the ob-
.jects'of our pursuits, we were still unA-
satisfcd and sighed for other scenes to i
amuse us;" ;
i 41 The grand Adversiry of our peace,
poured such a bli'ze of false g5ory in bur
. xnlqds, that it made' the vanities of the
world illustrious objects to our vie
The fascination was powerful We did
obt clearly perceiYe," that ;hese were
mere empty bubbles, riding'highj on the
V foimiog billows of lile ; nor did we,
; ' - with propriety consider, that vast eter--rV'
iSliTt hither we were hastening, which
) a wallows up all the vain ambitions of
1 1 f , . t . Ime s . B ut ,we
continued our tain pur-
;.' - ; SQHs wnico nas onjugnt us to uic
1 ? . " V. . . . .1 .
fit ve have fclbn.wbti the God of Grsct
has sent to us the Ministers of his word
7 and the illuminations of his spirit, which
tc ui a -correct view of our folly, by
.which we saw our danger. ,Wc saw cur
. selTtsexpaied to an, awful. Inflamed,
- "c!eV5uring Htll.vi An Inward, sense cf
-Guilt filled our soula.iih anguish, In
Srcrrt stings and rkcaa and scourges cf
Cornclence We felt conrtction that
V : "trr had 'an immortal Spirit within us,
. 4 that is unsaUsfied with, all attaintqers
that t!ite' to thtt state of existence;
?hitrwe VffTC itcMrtta'STctd if Cod, hoi
ttiih aJciJocs eyt' marMbt action: oi
cJeavW Vmto Ihe Lord'witarfull.' parppse
of Ariri': 'm
r lMfhe word of Cod TaUhrmiy preacnr
td unto usV'enabled 'ui todiico?ery that
uod was pieasea to oner iuvi
aati of laakinb.:theriafd6n"orur6f.
fences, and to become .reConcUed to us
irt Can I st Convinceor bow. roucn, we
rTceded his 'pardon on out parr; we! ac-
cepted of the'Grace or.u'd, tnun oner
ed to us, and erh'jraccd tKc'service, Iotc
and obsdience of that, precious. Cfl :t
who had done and suuVred much for
us; Being justi&Vd by faith, we have as
a fruft 'bf it, peace with' God through
oiir LoauJr.sus Christ.'. i
We'fet ; the power of theinimitatle
love and passioTi 6t bur dtinc Saviour
in our hearts our minds are impress
ed with a !ericus ssns'e.'pf Goo,Rklx
tftoM and EitaNiTr. tWc now have
found that the path of pcacx Js. in the
wy of RicruTr.ouSNF.sa lany of the
servitnra of the -Lord have imnifsted
rauchceal and cQncem fcT pur wtjfare.
ThV Uv. Archibald Fester, a local Mi;
nister in the City of Richmond, has
shewn an unabaiing z. a to promote ihe
knowledge of God jim .ngst us, and has
acted fur our -good in every way, in
which he c uld possibly render himself
uivfel to us This opportunity has btn
veiy grea, frvm his being intimate
with and having the esteem and confi
dence of our ketper, in a -very high de
gree t and his efrdcavours have been as
great and as continued, as his opportu
niy. Our keeper is -very favourable to
ourReligious interests,
Formerly, we enjoyed many advan
tages in the progress cf the DWine life',
from the hoTy and ardtm xci oi inc
sympathitinp; seal of our beloved Mi ad.
We remember with melam hoiy joy
the pleasant moments we have ; spent
under th- instrutiions of asd in' social
worship with our dear Callowat It
is with puie affection and deep tegref
that we have had a recent parting, with
the soul-corn farting and hiKl' useful
ministry, -.four affcctioraicXATAKORi.
We ra;ghl multiply this account, of the
pious endeavors of many other- cf the
Lord's servants, whase usefulness in his
vmeyard, in part we are evidences of,
some of whom continue to visit us, o
ihers of tht'm we see no more.
14 We have, from the situation in
which we are placed, experienced ma
ny changes in our Riltcious Society f
many ol our Jlrethicn have been dis
charged from the prison, boh by pardun
and expiration of sentence, and many of
them correspond with ns ; they still
praise God fur Salvation, and declare
that the Hearenlv lover is the besbc
loved of their Souls.
We have otherwise a good report
nf many : Others alas ! wo httr,hiVe
turned from the way of peace. But a
mongst ail these changes, we love and
praise, and feel (be present friend whom
we have the beat reason to trust, and
with whem there is no variableness or
shadow of turning. His sweet presence
harmonises all the scenes of our lives,
whether prosperous or adverse. Goo,
always wise and good in all his ways,
gave us the consolation of Rilici' k
when we most needed it ; in deep ad ver
siiv, he has bestowed on us the best
mf.rct. We feel, and know from what
we feel, that God is rove we will live
to love and praise him.
Our number at present, is 1 6 whites
and four blacks. May that awful and
Klorious Majesty that directs the coun
cils of the Universe, preside in your As
semb!y,.tbat all your deliberations, re
solutions and appointments, may tend
to promote and establish the Divinb
tlovoua in the Earth 4 and may you
continue your Glorious rce, till you
join the nations of Heaven in concert
with all the sanctified, and. sing to gol
den harps, salvation, honour and glory
to him that, sitteth upon the throne, and
ib the Lamb forever; and may we rise
tojoln ith'you in the Divine Harmo
nt, and prise our -God for the sweet
message of love whichrouht the glad
tidings of salvation to us, and has filled
our souls with holy love and praise.
" In all pure affection, we subscribe
ourselves, your unworthy Brethren in
Gospel Relation.
Signed bj'Ordcr, and in hebatf cf the Clat ,
. MOSES JACKSON, Leader "
A .aealous federal Clergyman, nor
long since, pryect btTore a large Con
gregatirn, that the people of this coun
try might I be blessed with a double por
tion of Adam t admtniitr&iion" By
ibis," said a grave, picua old genileman,
I suppose our pax son means, we should
have two standing armies, and two land
taxes. J ,.-.-. "
. . i .; l '
Gcvut ici Wit. From Bonipartc'a
enmity.ta the, Press, it is suDDosed thai
?f V 1 10 o Ibc 'Human 1
our bca rtii bcboldf the rise hd( pTosres
6! ch UcViicVna i the; fruU.ihaV
chlc Ellcd Tour ul- wVlh7-aw,:; 4'nd
desire the best Mew. ind rcsolytto
ynaerstanaingm
AnAcUostne:compe
f nal assUrant Pwaster-Ctnrah -
-.zJLUsJvThxl the additional assis.
UPost M'asierineraU. tboristd ,by tfi.e
act regtlatiflg the post-office tahljment,..
.vn vm.;va mn anneal safajy of aisiesm hun.
dnflara; tavable:'l;arterearlytaf,the
,Trt atury cf the Vo it'ed State to bt cqmpoted
r. .k t.Kieh he roay, havr entered
iroon the execution of the duties hia office-
'SpeJer'tfibeMoute ifJtepreientative
.rC,i ' ; i CiEO. CLINTON,, -.
7mT.inii ertU United State and
r
' " President of tie Senate
As actof the relief of Oecrge Armrojd ind
", ' Com nan r.
it m'nnrd bi the Senate and House f
tetrr.tative Statet dmericat ui
V , ut Thar th collector ol the
customs for the port of WUtfingtffn, in the
.ft f Delaware, be. and he i hertby direct
Lrd to allow George Armroydand Company t he
drawback of duties oo certain mtrcnanojzc,
rirt,A fmm the oort of Philadelphia T them,
in the mcnth of October, one thousand eight
hundred and nine, which merchanoxr
iiorted waa imootted into the d.ftrict of VVil
.f-rt'irt nn the trnth. of "lulr. orfe
thousand eiAhthufidredand seven, iotheschoo
nrr ChrUtiamtadt. ard thence shipped coast
wise to the port of Ph'ijadrlphia; in the sloops;
Carohne and 'Anne ; Ptocidet never tbele;tTi.
noth.ne herein conta'tid shsi! be so corstrued
M to-cofnnel the collector ot V nmingron-xe
m I ' I. 1
grant the allowance ot the drawbacn or out
aforementioned, until he shall receive from the
collector .of the port of Philadelphia satistacto
t prof that the merchandxe was shipped ac
cording to the forfha of the law, in aucti cas a
made and provide : and also satisfactory proof
from ihe aaid uerrge Armroya ana orzpwj,
that the merchand-ze haa been landed in acme
foreign port or place " .
! t j,3 varnum;
Speaker ef tie Hyus: of Representative.
GEO. CLIN J ON,
Fic PictiUnt of the United Statet end
Pietident of tbe Senate
linntr 10. lfill APP1U VED.
J AMES MADISOK.
An mrt f.ir the relief ol the heirs cf the late
Mjor General Anthony Wayne.
BE tt enaeed by tbr Senate and Haute of Pe
presentatixet of the United S'ates of America, in
Conrrtt a4eniblet. I nat tn proper accoununr
o5cers be, and they are hereby authorised to
te examine and fettle the accounts cf the Isie
Major General Anthony Wayne and plce to
the credit thereof the thrs-5 at veral aums stated,
tv hia executor in his memorial to Congress,
dated the seyeatn oi janaary, eignteen nan
dred and eleven, to have been disbnrsed by the
deceased foe fxpeaccs necessarily iscurred in
the offical discharge nf his duty ; and three o-
ther sums stated in the said memcrial, for srr
vices rendered oy the said deceased to tbe U
nited States. '
J B. VARNUM,
Strain of the Hve of Representative;
GLO. CLIN rtJN,
Fice President if tbe United States and
Pretiiient of tbe Senate.
January 21, 1811 srnovit,
JAMES MADISON.
An act to authorise the Secretary at War to
ascertain and settle, by the appointment of
Commissioners, the exterior line or the Pub
lic Land at West Po.st, with the adjoining
proprietor.
BK it enacted by the Senate and Hnute of Re
pretrntattvea of tbe United Stale of Amencm, in
Coret auemoiea, i nai inc secretary ai wir
hali be, and he ia hereby authorised to settle
the exterior line of the public land at West
Point, in the state of New-York, now in dia
pute with Thomas North, tbe adjoining pro
prietor ; and for that purpose to appoint three
commissioners to ascertain the same, whoar
determination, or a majority cf them,the. same
being first apprt ved by the Congress of the U
nitcd States, shall be final and conclusive in
the premises. And any such commiss oner
shall be entitled to receive at and after the rate
of foer dollars per diem, for tbe time, necessa
rily employed tn executing said commission or
appointment,
i Sec 2 And he it furtber enacted, That it shall
and may be lawful for tbe commissioners who
roybe apjpofated under this act, or either of
them, to issue process in nature of a writ of sub
poena, for any wrtnesa that may bereo ed on a
hearing in thcpremisesj and any person duly ser.
ved with such process shall be bound to appear
and testify under the like penalty, and be lia
b!e to be proceeded against intbelike manner,
as is provided by law in relation to any witness
whose attendance is requ red in any coutt of
the United States to give testimony in any
matter depending therein.
- J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of tbe Home of Aepretentatmu.
GLO I TL1N TON,
Vice President of tie Urived State and
PtcstdentjftbeSenate
Jannsry 22, 1811 appbovbd,
JAMES MADISON.
CASH STORE.
S. BOND,
HAVING taken in a Partner, the business
: wiU in future be conducted under the fin
of BOND .& JONES. They have just re.
cervwl a fresh supply pf GOODS from New
York" V Petersburg, which with those laid in in
4he Fall, compose a very handsome assortment
Aa they intend to renew their auppliea at short
intervals, they expect to have it in their power
to furnish their customers with almost every
article that may be wanted & as they intend tc
sell principally for cash, they think that, their
Friends and the Public will find it to their ad
vantage to call ou them. . -v . ; . i
,95 ..v y -.-Jtaldgbt Feb. 13,
BOWDrwjoestsall those who are in
debted to him to ruike setdemonC as no fur
ther rridulgence can .reasonably be expected
- ; CASH OR BOOKS :fM'k'
Given at this Office toe clean ; jJnWo CotUw
. v m m m m w
A
I f aton Cduntyf and &e ty-r Rslcighron
K the ISjhftnnt,. Oli.
. A? both Wa'forfcctandbJ
andraam she ia'v shod before,; baive.
.In ipringivefe
WboeveVshailake,upssidHorseS
tn'eii toJohniSWear.eyrQf,MquntTits?h.tn
,Perion County, North pirplina ahareceive
',Ten Dollarf Reward, and 'reasonable expen
ds i or amy person vholsball secur them, and
send
id the owner miorrquM w;i- """7,
veahke Jtewavrd . J"-
ce:
AS crmitted,iofthe Jail
of Hertford
countj; (N Ci) On, the I7t
li December,
u i Runaway, a i Negro Man who rys nis
name MJQHH, andahat(he baioipia prj.ii
-Whitfield 'of W ayne counjy.-rhis fellBWrsays
he is a native of one oft he French VVeat-Ia
dia Islands, and his language seems to provf
the assertion he. also aays, he is sjity yeas
pf age, but does not look to be over fifty ; ihe is
five feet eight or nineinCneshigh, atput madej
and had. on, when cornnjitted, a-'slack .4,
-Woolletyjfackec and.Trowsera. ., v f
The owner is hereby warned, fo prtfve pro
perty, pay charges, and;tatae himjiway, or he
will be dealt with as thvi law directs : '
. T, t I LEWIS i W ALJWSiSiJf
Twenty Five tmlars Rcwar&ir
RAN A WAY. from th Subscriber, living i
Orange County, on Haw River, near the
Shallow Ford, on the Sjth inst :rw liBLY
NEGRO MEN, One Earned J ACOB, abtiut.
21 years of Sge and upwards of O feet high ;
had on when he went -away, a Short lead color.
ed cloth coaV, a low crdwned hat,' one pair or
- . 1 tl j. u - . i .;' .."II
pantsJoona of homespun nneuTviin -wociicp,
another pafr of tow linen, andfa jacket striped
with red. The other r egTO, nameq m amiw.
n about 20 years of age, and about 5 fret 4 m
5 inches high ; - nas a long enjn ; ana aueo
with him the same kindfol cloathi as the other,
together with a suit of Sunday cloatba.
The above Re Ar'ard Wifl eiven for the a
foresaid Negroes, oh their being delivered to
the Subscriber, or confined so that he can ge
;hem again, with all reasonebie expences ; or
hail tue avewara it ennrr o inem.
i :DANiEL. HEOFHENAJS.
Jan, 21.1811. 93 ' ? ,
WAS COMMITTED
To tbe JaU of -Hash. Cuwity, on tbe 2d ofyan'y.
ANEGRO Boy. byjthe name of BOB.1
14 or 15 vearaojt age, who saya he.be.J
Ionia to Wm. Alien, ot tbe county ot isie or
vgnt fy irgvj ana mat ne was aioien irom.:
his masters quarter m tirunsw ca county ma
Overseer's name jrjohri Powell ': '
The owner is rtucated to cume aod prove
hia property, pay chaiges and rake him. away .:
WM. HAYWOOD.
J v , ... 3t93
Jan. 14, 181D.
WAS COMMITVIEsX
To tbe jail? SMbamf ton CoHntyVirinfaJ
On the 24th day of Sept'r,. 1810, a NEGK,0
Man, who calls. niatl.i L VVlS about
5 feet 4; or 5, inches high ; and says that Ve
belongs to Ahhot Freeman, near Wadesboro',
Acson county, North Carolina.
' . VVM.HAR,T,JaiJpr,
Jan. 1,1811. U ! 2m..
NOTICE;
0T the 23d day of I November,. W10, waa
committed to Salisbury Jajl, a Negro Fel
low b the name of PfLUBEiS. who says he
belongs to Dr. Thomas Brjckhcvsk, living
in Augusta, Ceorgia. He had on, when cony;
mitted, blue pantaloons and a roundabout of
oiue cioto. tne cuns oouno wtn red. 'tie is a
bout 5 feet S ii.ches high, and his hack has
been well whipped He has a scar'over his lefi
eye, and one also by the side of his r-cht eye.
and "fcald headed'; his upper fore, teeth stand
apart The owner is requested tocon-.e forward
prtVe property, pay charges according to livf
and take him away. H ' " . ' "
.''I JOHN HAMPTON, Jailor.
Salisbury, Jan. 14, 1811. ' 92 ri
State of 'Nbrth-CaroHnau
'At - '
MARllJCOUNrii -
Cburf of Plea -aed Quarter Session, December
J 7ersn1810.
Joseph 1L Bryant, - j -
-0rig. dtttdebment
James TunstaJ. ;; j '
IT appearing to the Court, that the defendant
is not an inhabitant of the State aWsaid'
it is therefore Ordered, that publication bkmade
three weeks successively in tlie Raleigh Regis
ter, that unless he appear at she next court, to
be held for the cbunty of. Martin, on the second
Monday of 'Mlrchnexrensuing', and replevy
the property, jadgmenr will be entered agaipst
him by default ?e '.
; HENRY-JB- HUNTER, Cl'k.
Williamston, February 2d, 1811 94 f
Philadelphia Ptafier Warehouse.
THE Subscriber, Agent for the. principal
' Paoer Makers in this State, haa far
Imperial, Super Royal, RovaJ,Medium,Derni'
BtFoolscapW KITING PAVERS, ef auoeri
or quality ; Hot pressed .and plain Folio and
Quarto Post, Laid and.Yeirum ; Superfine anH
low-priced PRINTING PAPER.of various
sizes 4 Bonnet and Binders iBoardi&c$&c,
which he will dispose! of wholesale'ar the Ma-
nufactmers prices, t Printers atd StatnoersH
throughout the Union may be. supplied with
Paper to any patterni (by, giying a feyf "days
notice) on "the aame terms as ihePbiladephia
Booksellers arev$ually sppphed . Spcjmens
wilj be foryraribftd, with the prices and terms.
AccouniEooks; ruled & bound to any rjatterti.
twith' and - without -feint ' lines,, pailajt Spring-:
Hacks and Russia Bands, whifbihejpffers for
sale ;on terms;wprthy the; attention oXwbofesale
purchasers - Orders prcrly executed-' ' :
L , : i JOHN .SX&LIVa K,
'a tifait?n Smithf dd!n.tct?-
whiter a. white-spoT,"ie jri&oi
:rumpj is ahodibeforec be Is aJtrioat.f
fnrfi tiiohJabfTfive vearacUiH springs
'CTJHE Jbr4:iouttaett.f.7etd t0ayc
il Viire.di2tiince:Srnile i? :
j-r 2.j,Towards Charieatosvby Latfrel Hil) ami
Mar hero eourt hcttsV to the Long Bjcfiy
deeT4lmilesAi
Towards Aegtista,! Cfeeraw.Hills, 0l
SedshorooghijS in3esVVv4 'iV-
-4 Trdl Clrk
i- A t4tIT'a Fjif'if mawZyi -
5i-TsrridttfNai ,
Towards Mili fas: acdr'l'ar bore
veraaborcUshSmithO 47
miles )05bciadire
theford brRcckfisVnA:CaViRT.cId read:;.
...t'.VJl--
vy U hcw 1.711 4 Winjivvj j i a. m rn vvi wr;Bj .'
iScsmifletciyja'd bjlcf& x)ptn4;
ons jevti rio.&e. except ar.tu. if ucuiscn.
1- TheCurffbyaacutateifirve k,'-
' 'lis - f'f .f. We- -1
rtn the ;dividifwr
Peedep ard Luiber
4.T0wardai-Balfieh
5.sTDanellyJsorrNgrth v
, : -ane iajjer is near5y,opifafjana waen it, or
iny of the sfoesajl ifjn
Vi i tav yuwfc ri Utljs
attention paioo cieariHg wiupip c.,Tnakmg; V
repairs, ,riuttwg,ug mile. r
only wheremaliciouSipersoris hye or 7ay 1
knoc kdwn ;.he,arnia-p 'diectJn.s ;.!':'. 1 L
The Turnpikerdge isj
wide and 35$ tesi'4etdip:' across ' '
n both sides ? the TiAlir i
by njact 0198,:, constani cj&osirhe
: .Lumber Fiver; Fe3,r8ljns?'!
C?" Qt chea,terjf9Sy
MILL SjE AT neajj, the'Tihnpkve, ihiifg ;
mile of naviiratio,;tJBiteitr !
T HE following artoV
writh. their. iirvint'cS0''. nib;
thereof as. wilf saiisfy the (asjitr due theradn-for
the ear 1809 ' v,-":rVs2-:V . -
150 AcrtseftonnJthe east side oFCapc.w
Tear;kiver,-s1ipo
HerVs' of ;FdSr; M ffm - '
160 acres; -neaV ihe 1?edof FaWftgRuii, sup.
pped to be the properly of. : Vi irte- V,
60 laes oh , te eai
ver.'near or adMmng'tlie taiids'Vf 'Johrv Dick ;
sonvigrven-i6iy t&&&$k&t&4- '.
? 1 lot of ground i o Fayetteville, thaopetQrJ
ofsaidl'Niel mj. ;
1 , 5 1 acres of land, nearhe Town of Payette :
vflJe given in byoTA
3 lca.iriyaiuey:4l,l,th;t
meijt?, aroSiQQOacresi pJaid ixhd&mjUW'i
ia. Cumbfirai.coufty,, tbprertf..,
heirs oflo 4rkWv4ea 'c
oi Aiaiy.f.igiajBa,,v
MUAO..Fay(eteyjlleutJ
proper ty of Thomas England j v vV f
l.n4hfe,s4pfsijof;Y
1 ditto the proptrf pf JUe Wrj, Jlavyisi ; ;
Jaj.5Q. i81L;
F.. - . A. .-, Iti.
JIBBLSOL13i
260 Acres of Land Jlyne onlVhe .North v4t
oi Neyea;: donB,e's Crj$eU($f&
jng the lands of JpaNeWc tqrfgjng ,0.hjjj'.
Heirs o Thft.aioHis.
.3000 Acres;pf. Lancyiyoriithrth.si
of Ne.use Riyer and pf Dawson's Creqk Ppcd(
a'taiPI-OJfoiogrtf.. f
260 -Acres, : I Lajnd,, fy ing on thje North side,
of NeusV, River. v9h,':OpQ'oiiiin,
jerty,,oJ.rJ,.jU..BIejpt ' , :
a 50 Acie s, oJUaifl, ly in on, the,Norh siJsj
o f Neuse Rrver andrpn Beard' jCtee)cJ adjoi
ingjhelanol ginitohei
; 1 00 Acres of Land, lytgn tbTNorth side ;
of Neuse" Rfyer andDaWWrtCreeki t:
property oferBush of Teajnessee.
FrPg.opNors.
Neue River and at th header ailhes ot
vef and BrpHcl Creeps, th owner unknow riVfV
! RP jONEWsb'ffJ ;
Craven Coonty, ; Jkn. 10,181L f ; " 92 ; ; .
'i: " WILt Bfi SOltD . : I.,
A T the Cpurtrhpusej in Lumerton; onTne ?
-fJL day the 5th of March nextHe fllowjnj
tracts cf. LaniS and Lots in Lunbertoo, orSi
much thereof as wrll satisfy.the taxes ard co?tt
for aveigVfoehey eajs Jl808n 14309.&-
-1 50 Acres of I,anaVtkeproperty of Tosial ,
vnanneii,:ior awiji---: ' tpfmf 'kf -4 w
100lino on theixBig Marsh, ;not given'jut
ioT-aouy.;n-'W' :'f.
150-ditto on the
Swamp, for 1809!'
South
side eft As
7518 ditto not : iriveh 4n. sufjoostad to be the
property of BenjamMi WDd,f or XW&k
1. 100 ditto on the South sidef iAi&nole. , no i
giyeir ia, the fnopiy for 180
uu oiuo on &adcuetTree ft wainptrie
jierty .ofJbhnJ'UamebifcI.'
'12SidittogiYen in by JotfrLEclteslfcr 180
170iditto fiiven ja by AVjlIiam Alleri: 1808.'
410 ditto tt vera inyncio Shclil
r'SQ ditto riven iiiWiifiar
4?;a ditto veWirr bylC1iarleil!eli;i
( A300dind giyeii in jilala1 Ivej 1 808.
50ittoiveriaiby.Is
tSOOittogive byamSalSP?-
given m oytiaennet isornjSOo
By Mornari lerryKt to
CoH'sv:fi!WK.Tyaei
V 't T6wards Wr Mrbre l
25 JandiaTvsbfi'soh; juv.p 3 5 hnleS. v
2.iAiiotW;ear!yvdItt gJwhTy
S, Tcwiirci Salem, ;bvuGibsjgjhdllis
r ivK9 , pci wjen inc-watf rr
rivm,- to veenxan-s ttCt ...
! the CurlHcse "to Newberi?on theV
11 20th day of MaVcff fcxas rnholf tbe'
1 108 dittoiven in by-CKaS'' phejl. ififi
t Parr of XotNo W.and , : cf Lot nu
91, for 1809. - !A'fiOlVXANn ShE
Jauaaiy 18,1811;
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