f Unwarp'd by pmrtv rage, to lUc 3ike p rothett.t .
I.,
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Friday,
VOL. XXI.
' , '.'US
- ! . . j T' '" ' . Lr - ?:
it
f
t1
l'l?esi!aVj6n to authorize the pubKcatidn; df
- ' part ofthe Secret Journal of Congress, im
t der the articles of confederation. j
r - sohi y 'Senate and House
l&Jmeriea; in Congres9 assembled. That,
'.the I Secret Joumal.t together with all the.
frmpers and documents connected-with
' that Joiimai; and all. other papers and
: documents heretofore considered, conh
etial, of the old Congress, from the date
X ff theWification of the definitive treaty
t Xnf ntace between the United States and
f Great Britain, in the year prief thousand
. ;seven: hundred and eighty-three, to the
i formation of the' present aavernment,
V'now remaining in th office: of the cre:
? : ti'ry of States be pabtished, binder ttie di
f Section of the President of theU. States,
I And that a thousand copies thereof be
printed and deposited in the Library sub
l ' Sect to the disposition of Congress. J, '
tT: approved April 21, 1820.
'riesolution'for the distribution of certain co-
inf the Contention which
? formed the Constitution -
k'. -rt tj.1-j ft'i th.m Smnt and. House
rt,hr,mtatrvracftht United Mates
if America in Congress assembled. That
thp Secretary i f Sifcte be, and he is here-
' bri directed to transmit one c py of the
Journal of the Federal Convention at Phi
ladelphia in one thousand seven hundred
and eighty-seven, which formed the Con-
' .lifntWnf the United States: to each of
. . the rnembers, now alive, of the said Con
vention. i ; ; " '
Approvea iMay ia,
An act. to limit the JernTof office of certain
officers therein named, and for other pur
- poses. .'; ' r' ' -
Be it enacted by the Sehate and House
ef Refircsentattveiqf theMnited States
cf America in Congress assembled. That
from and after the parsing of this act, all
district attorneys, (collectors of. the cus
toms, naval officers and surveyors of the
K- k customs, navy agents: reqeivers of public
f . monies for lands, registers of the laud of
l iices, paymasters in the arrays the apo-
thecary general; the assistant apotheca
i Ties general, and the commissary general
1 of purchases, to be" -appointed under the
s laws of the. United Statesi' shall be arP
- pointed for the term of four years ; but
? shall be removeable from office at plea-
sure. -'V -. ,
Sec 2. And be it further enact 'f,.That
the comnnssion ot each and every ot the
cmctrs'named in the first', section of this
act, now in office, unless vacated by. rV-
moval from office,' or otherwise, shil
: .'; cease and empire, in , the limner follcw
1 " ang: All such.com missions bearing date
V cn or before the thirtieth day of Septem
, ber, ene thousand eight hundred & , four-
4een, shall cease and ; expire on the day
' and mtnth of their respective dates, which
? shall next ensue after the thirtieth day of
I September next; all such commissions
f bearing date, after : the said thirtieth da;
f. of September, in the year one thusand
I ,mht hundred and fourteen, and befoi e
the first day of October, one ' thousand
.eight bundled , and sixteen, shall cease
and expire on the day and month of their
respective dates, which shall next ensue
after the thirtieth day of September; one
thousand eght hundred and twenty one i
and all other such commissions shall cease
and expire at t'.d expiration of the term
United States, and he is hereby autho
l ized, from time to time, "as in his opi
rjjon the mterest of the United States may
require; to regulate and increase the sums
for- which the bonds "required or which
rhay be required by the laws of the Igni
ted States, to beJgiTen by the saiofofficer?,
; and by all other otfioers employed in the
disbursement of the ulaHc moneys 'under,
the direction cf the War nd Iavy De
partments, shall be given ; and all bonds
given in conf(rtmity nvith such regulations
h all be as valid and effectual, to all in
vents and purposes, as" if .given for the
bums respectively bentioned in the laws
requiring the saineV ; f:v 1 ! ,
; bee, 4. And be it further enacted. That
. the commissions of all c-fficers employed
in levying or coHectingfhe public reye
'niie, shall be jmade out and recorded in
: the Treasury Department,- and the seal
of the said Department affixed hereto ;
any law to the contrary notwithstanding :
JPrcvidcd, That the said seal sliall not be.
affixed to anysuch commission before die
. same shall have been signed py the -President
of the United States. r,
Approved May 15, 1820. l.
.. . S?x TT : X -
An act to revive and continue in force an
j act, entitjed Aa act ta provide .or per
sons who were disabled by known wounds,
' cceived in the revolutionary, war, and tor
. JL ;er purposes..;; J ' j. : .. V ; -: ;
n it enacted by the Senate and House
of lie tretentative: of the Unit, d States
vf itf t a in Congress assembled, That
the act . entitled " An act to Drovide for
7g who were disable by known
wounds r.eceived jin the-Udyolutionary
war " pass -d on. the; 10th cf April, one
thousancjeisht hundred dhd si ; and li
I fcf four years from their respective dates.
I $ Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
. rt sh5all be lawful for the Pesident the
mited; as in said apt 4cclard, t9 the term
.r.:rMM onrl nftprwardsl revived and)
continued in force by aa act entitled, An
act to revive and continue in force A . An
act to provide forerson wio were disa
bled by known wounds received in, the re
volutionaryvar.; ' and for, qther purposes
for arid during the term of six years, as
in th said act is declared , shall ,be. ana
the same is hereby revived artdf conji-nued-injbrce
fo? one year, and. nolongen
from the passing ofshis act,; sPrhiided,f
That this act shall not be construed to
repeal or make void the foutth section' of
an act entitled . An act concerhjniava-.
lid'pensidhs.V passed the thirdnf March,
one thousand eight hundred &Vttineteen;;
hut the said fourth section of the, said last
mentioned act shall be, and hereby is, de
clared to be, in full force and eftect ; any
thin in the said act hereby Revived and
ma"de perpetual, to the contrary notwith
standing. - - v ' ,, .l
. 3ec. 2. And be it further enacted. That
the right any person now ; has, or may
hereafter acquire, to receive a pension inf
virtne of any law of the United States, be
considered to commence at the time of
completing his testimony, pursuant to tlie(
act. hereby revived and cbntinued in
force.' " '
See's. Ancl be it further enacted. That
tl?e agents for the payment of invalid pen,,
sioners of the United States shall, in fu
ture, be required to give bond, ,with two
or more sureties, to bef approved by the
Secretary for the Department of War, in
a sum not exceeding five thousand dol
lars, for the faithfuVJischarge of the du
ties cnfided to them, respectively. - ,
Approved-At ril 21, ;820. , y ?
An act authorizing the building o ieertaUv
f : number of small vessels ot War.-
Be it enacted bv tJie$enateandHc,
of Heftrestntativesofthe United 'States
of America in l ongres asscmuicu.,
the President of the United Suites is here
by authorized to cause to be built and
rauipped any number of small vessels of
war (not exceeding five) which, m nis
judgment, the puonc service
imn : the said vessel to be of a force not
more tlan twelve guns each, according to
the discretion of the President. And, for
cariHrinK this act into- effect,:.- the sum oi
sixy tliousana dollars is nereuy HKy:--priated,
to be paid out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropria
ted. .. . : . ') l: ,
Approved May 15. 1820.
An act designatingahe ports Within which
. only foreign armed vesseUsball be per
, mittedto enter. , :
V it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United Slates
of Americain Congress asaembled,Thiit,
after the first day of July, xne thousand
eigh- hundred and wen'typit shall not be
la wful -"for any foreign armed vesselsHo
enter :anj harbor belonging toUheiU
nited States, excepting only those of Portj
land. Boston, New-Lotun, New-York;
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Smithtylle, in N.
Carolina, Charlestoa,and Mobile ; un
less when such vesselssliall be forced in
by distress ;shy the dangers of the sea, or
by being pursued by an enemy, and be
unable to make any of thei ports above
mentioned ; ih which case&the comman
ding officer shall immediately report his
vessel to thei collector of the district, sta
ting the object qj; causes o. his -entering
SMch harbor; shall take-such position
therein as shall be assigned him by such
collector ; ancl shall confotmhimself to
such regulations js shall be signified to
himhy the said collector, under the au
thority hd directions of the President of
the United Slates.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
it shall be lawful for the President of theV1
United States td;employ such pariofthe
land and naval forces of the United States,
or the militiat thereof, as he may deem
necessary to enforce, the provisions of the
first section of this act ; and the President
shall also be authorized to employ such
forces to preventVany foreign armed ves
sel Jrpitf entering or remaining within any
waters within thejurisciction of the Uni
ted Sta'tea except such as shall li in her
direct course in enteringfrom sta, or lea
ving to proceed to sear either of the har
bors abo e mentioned. .
Sec. J5. And be it further enacted, That
this act shall continue in f;rce Until the
first day of. July, one thousand ejght hun
dred and twenty t wo, and no longer. ;
, Approved May 15,41820 :.
An acV for the relief of Samuel Beall.
4 Be it etiactea oyine senate anj& jnouse
ofUetirisentatives of he United States
of America in Congress assembled,. That
ihe propel accounting officers: of the
Treasury Depurtmeht be, and they are
hereby authorized 'tuid directed tpa
to Samuel B. Beall, the amount of two,
final settlement certificaies, issued tosthe
said Samuel B.'Ball on the first of Feb
ruary, ont .thousand sevenhhnjdred 'and
eighty-five for ' his .services iis a lieute
uant in the armyof ihe United States dui
ring the revolutionary ivaf, and ii umber
ed tighty nine thouiand four hjindred and
Hfty-six,H and . eigtt -tiine thousand;- oui
hundred ahd fitty sey en to'gtther; witli
interest 'on the said certificutts, at the.
rate of six per centum petoumfrotw
ieetherhorhitere
1 wbitlKsaid ceftiricates,;were lost jby ; the
standing ana? pnpaia : iwj
before payment is made as aforespd, the
said Samuel B. Beall shall give. bond to
theiUnied Statesto be approved jby the
Secretary bf-the TreasUto refund the
moaey; should the said certificates her
after be presented for payment -k,
i - Sec. 2U And be t it further endcud, Th at
the 'sums to be paid, in pursuanc of the
first section of this act, shall b.paid out
ofany money in the Treasury.not other
wise abprppnated. - ;;' . $
NAppvoie K J" .';:. '.v :
An act in addition to an act, entitled " An
act to provide for certnin persons engaged
in the land and naval service of th4 United
. States in the, revolutionary warf passed
' on the eighteenth day of March, otie thou
T sand eight bundriedvand eighteen . ;: ; ; :
Be it enacted by the Senate aji&Mn&
of Representatives of theWnited States
' " itt irto iMtiisi''a6!trtnbled That
no person iWho, now is, of may hereafter
be placed oriHhe pensiert list of the' Uni-v
ted ptates, uy virtue oi iuc an, cuutu.
Ail act to provide for ce-tain persons
engaged in the laiid and naval service of
ih. United States in the Revolutionary
War." passed on the eighteenth '
day ,oY
March, one thousand eighth hundred and
eighteen, shall, alter tne payment
of that
part oi tne pension wnicn uecamc
the fVinrth dav of i March one th
due on
hpusand
eicht hundred and twenty, continue to re
ceive the pension granted by the said act
until he shall have exhibited td some
court of record, in the county, ;citw or bo
rough, in which he resides, a schedule;
subscribed by him containing his whole
estateand kcVoiejXhiii necessary clothing
arid i beddings excepted) and shall have
(beforethe said court, or some of thjc judg
es thereof)' taken and subscribed, and
produced to the said court, the following
tath or affirmation, to wit, I, A. B. do so
lemnly swear or affirm (as the ca se may
be) that was a resident citizen of the U
fiited" .-States on the eighteenth day of
Mal ch, one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, and that I have not, since that
timi by gift, sale dr in any mahnei what
ever, disposed of I my property, r any
part thereof, with intent thereby so to di
minish it as to bring myself within the
provisions of an act of Congress, entitled
"an act. to' provide or certain persons en
gaged in the land and naval sen ices of
the United States in the revolui ionary
war," passed 'n the ,eighteentlj day of
March, one thoasand eight hundred and
eighteen, arid that'I have not, nor has any
person in trust for me, any property or
securities,1 contracts or debts, due to me
nnr have I anv income, other than what
is contained inthe schedule hereto an
nexed arid..byv-.ne .subscribed ; Nor until
such person shall have delivered, oir.cause
to be delivered,' to the Secre. ary of War,
a copy of the aforesaid schedule and bath
of affirni'ation, ceitied by the cler' of the
court to wjiichthe 'said .schedule was de
liveredt together yith the opinion! ofjthe
said Court, also certified by their xjlerk of
the value of the property contained in the
said schedule t Provided, That; in every
case inwhich the:, pensioner .m.ay:b': in
sane,or incapable of taking an oth the
cour may receive the schedulej .Without
the 'aforesaid oath or 'affirmation;,-from.
the-Committee or other persons authoriz
ed la take: care of such person. . I ,,"., '.
' SeoJAnd be it further enacted, Tha
the1 original schedule and oath or affirma
tion shall be filed in the clerk's oflice, of
the court tp which the schedule and oath
or affirmation aforesaid shall be, txliiit-.
ed : andra,ny perjdn who shall swear or
affirm falsfly in the premises md be
thereof convicted,1 shall suffej as for wil
ful and corrupt perjury. " -
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
on the receipt uf the : copy of the schedule
and oath, or affirrnation aforesaid, it shall
be the duty of the Secretary of the War
Department, to cause to he -struck from
t)ie list of pensioners under the .siid act
the name of such person, in case the said
person shall nor, in his opvnioiii betn such
indigent circumstances as to be unable' o
support himselwithout the assistance of
his country "Provided, "That evey per
siri,j who shall have been placed on the
pension list in consequence of disability ,t
tl-om. known wounds received in thje revo
lutionary war, and who sh&ll'have relin
quished suclii ; pension in order tb avail
themselves of the benefit of the provisions
of the act, to wicjvthis isanametmchent,
whid byf virtue- of this section; v may be
stricken from tlie pension LUst, shall be.
forthwith restored to the pension sorehBg
Approved May 1 , ' 1820. :
j HALE1GH .PEACE sOciE i Y. y
anniversary. Sermon wH be preacned
X' b tore this Society by the ttev. jWllhato
Hooper, of;9hapd-Hiy,at':the Meihodist
F Mejeting-Hoiise'bii -bundfav,: 9th uly,!iit ,U o'
. clock A hi On Afcnday,lheday ollwng,the
1 aocfetv will meer Jor the transaction lof busi-
iieS8.;.;-Aii ireiiqsoi ace arc inviicu
iendK Hlbse wh wisbs io become ro embers
J - 1. . 1. - .1. -- -JJL. ..J I. .11' .- - '. V
K;? 1 4 EUrJVllAK 0ATT Cor.be
iec'y,
Kaeigb, Julv;;i:;;.r 4
i
HAWFIELD LAND FOR SAIr
r lirltu , suDscrioer mienaiDg to leave iuis
. , part of thefcuntry,-is desirous of
ftiling;.hiT&ce
Creek; NortlifGalina j containing about
2 0 OiAcrps"; of as .ood a Quality as any;
in the Hawfields. j: 1$ is imnecesaryt hov
ever, , to point but arty tadvantas, 'asit is
presumed aiiy' pJersori -wishing to purchase
will, view the land .before purchasing,-
There is about. 75, acrs cleared on it, ahd
fit for cultivation j it is handspmelysitba
ted ; and it isvell known that there is nb
bart of the country more healthy than the
l Hawfields,r-it is als6 wellwatered, has on
itaTcqmrnodious jvellm
' Ba and "nther necessary Outhouses. ;
- ; ;f he" stibscribbij lives one the rirethi
ses ajjout threh1iiles easj, of Murbh's"
Million the -road, leading' : from .Salem
to Chapel Hill, and can be seen at any
ftin.e, v EXUM ELLTOIT.
Haw fields, Orange county, 7 'swj j
TOLEN fHpm the subscriberlivinjriirtl
Sal sbury; N. C m Frirtayi tneotniinv
stant, A DAliK BROWJN' llUKK 1U2
: Horse ''S seven years old, 15 hands high;
crest-fallen, nicked, has a small star, inisii
forehead, with a small white;sp'4 at the root f;
pt at tne roox 1
Theman who :
of his tail.; aivViis short wade
tween 25 and yeiffs of age, aout 3 .fet
or 10 inches high, redliair, pale cOmplliori;
s
has a bad cough and is apparently in a contaafcm; thettak
sumption ; and- has; ;alarge srunor thej j fcr tire tjejendaot to appear the next Cbtit$ A .
nHis ciotnes cannot De r ot Pleas and QuarterScssiofcMO; ?e held tor ;
twoisuitsth him'ibutlhliecountvf Surrvdat thelCourt-ftduse irt:-;--v.
ne generally wore a,niuc sunou sw-,-,i5tU'wc"Iora'-On tne secona Monaay in Augusts , v v
Whoever wui apprenera gaia unci, n
secure h'm in any Jail in the United States
an give me information,shall receive Tenr
ty five dollars j abdtTwentyrfere Dollars; tor
information of the Horsejsaihat 1. may oIk
ktain him again . "p,. r";;
. ' J ' rETEIl SK1UISK,
Salisbury, May 29 : y 81pg2 ;
" (iUTroN
To JOeatersin, Gun Powde
HAVING found that inferior Gun Powder
of other manufactories is offered for
ssde as ours, even someiimes in kegs branded
DUPONT, whereby afteh pts are made Jo
injure the (well established character of our
Gun Powder, and impose on the public ; we
think it necessary to caution .the , dealers
atainst purchaslng Gun Powder; as ours, exi
cept from our Agents,; or.; thbse who are
known to purchase; from us or our Agents
i X JEi.-J. DUPONT DENEMOtfRS & CO.
TH UPONT'S GUN POWDER, direct from
iif the Factory, and for sale afredUcet
prices.' --.' .'''. : ; . : -
' i Durkin, Henderson 1st Co, Agents.
- Petmburg,;Aj?ril 20; 1820 -'75 9t
, ,w . f for sale,-
Tuableterchantill trith , two
pair vhfJiunHfinda Good Cot f 6ft?
r : On the mouth ot l'yrreirskt;reeiv wnerK n
empties into Haw River, witrf about fifty-fire
or sixty .acres of goodnp!?om;ivhich is. a
good Dwellin.llouse ahd otherputhouses.
A part of the land is now in cultivation.-
Thjs stream is; a vePy lasting one, and in a,
good, neighborhood for custom, and in the
neighborhood of G6R Edward Joes& It is
unnecessary to s.Ute any further part-culars,
a it is Dresumed that no ffentleraan will pur-
jifccA teUhrait vlewine- the nremises, which.
mav .hp seen bv annlvine to the subscriber
at the Mill.
; ; -
FRANCIS ST AUTL
Chatham countyt June 8, J82Q. y
STATE OF KORtH-CAROLINAi
. count r ;;vf .
Court of Plas and Quarter Session's, '
May Term, 1820. - .
Thomas KirkmanO Or. Atta. Leried on!
. ' . J. Household Furniture,
Samuel Hymer,r J ' &c. ,
IT appearing to the Court, that, the Defend,
ant in" this casejresides in another govern
ment ; it is ordered, that all proceedings be
stayed for hree months, and that publication
be made4! in the Raleigh Register for 6 weeks
for the defendant to appear at the next Court
to be held for said county, on ;the first Mon
day in s Agu?tfnext, and replevy, plead to
issue or'demurpthei wise judgment by de
fault will be entered against him, j -
AcopyV!, - ' SI
79 f-V AyRSSR HARPER, c.c c W
M ASN HALL EAGLE HOTEL.
7 ISHES toinform his former Customers
T t and the Public generally that he, has
nu &nthfA his House, so that he is now
Cable tp accommodate as many as may honor
Him with their company. His House is large,
having seven comfortable rooms wnicn nave
fire.placts in them suitable for families or
Ravelling gentlemen wisliirg such 'He is
provided with good ,fceds; Liquors, &c and
keen as crood a Table as the neigobor-
hood wdl afford;' He is also' provided ;Witb
good Stables,1 and will always fceep the pest
Provender, ; The situation, of the place is
pleasant and'very healthy.5 Gentlenien wish
ing toyvisitb'mi with ,'iheir fsmilies.-dunng
L ti e summer season, can uc accyiumouav.ru wu
moderate terms. , - ,
The keeper of this Establishment; pledges
himself the Public jtq do aR iibW power:.
to please and give entire satis'cfib'n Gun?
tlemen whef call can ' anuue theirisetves In
khk 1 NewsnaDers in IMa Wall-Room,
f where he keep files otprers from wlriost
eve- v part i txhe Uniteof mates
J. Mason HalL' OraueeSutitV. C
I SuperibhCourt of Law; Term, of , the; Erst Jl v -r I
:': Mbndayafterhefburtfra : i
Mondar after the fourth SfoTxliv
'
; rr iii'i. liih vl b Petition for 'dj?orce? ;
lliamWithlny
V ?i'....T- i?.Al ...;i
William
aN; thiS case, it .appearihjHo tn'jBsajlUraei fr
tton of the Court; that thd h;gar,c.ou"rse1
Star: and RaleJghL Hegister' newspapers for. j
next Term of this Court, to be held at Bun- - '
cdmbe Court-house, iri the Twn of AsheVille, : ;
on theis- Aiondty after jhe 4thr Monday of i
j has been taken, and the , detendanr failing to -i
i appear j H is ;orderdrb
publication be rcadefcr three month in ' .th 6 1 v.;
aeptemDerinext,' orj:tjnisj petition wur Bft f . -;.v- r
. ? Witness, ltebert HenrV.rClerkrbf said-'
Court, nix ofhee, the first Ihndajf after the
fouthrMondav.ofMirchi 1820. ill;; O --
( Estate!' oF-rNt
- 1 . - u - t
cotrjrtx.-r.f.i i'.-f
Quarter S essibns'ibt'
4 Court of Pleas and
Jacob DouthetiO
or; Attac t wm. Cbamn. ;;.
and Thomas Poindexter
Elisha PurdonjA summoned as Garnishees ;'f V
IT appeanngto tbe satisfaction of the Court t '
that the Defendant, Elisha Putr nifs ari . ,
inhabitant of 4nothe StateLit iirjti
putbea
therefore.
ication be ,
pext ana-taen ana mere replevy; ana cemur,, 'x r )
fbr plead tissiie; otherwise judg m emXwiirv '
Pfie rendered against Jiim according to ihe .- " ? . ;
f PlatifT?s dehiand. JvVitfie,f Joseph Willi-VJ;lt
ams,iuierK ot sato t;ourt, ft ojticei tneseconp. '
Monday iitJWy7A:iJ.'imV";l'r.1 '
79 3m - J O. U ILUAMS, 6. 'V-,
S17ATE OF NdRTHiCAlxOLINf ; '
. - HMeAijounnrr -y. . r
CoUrt of JPleasfanft Quarter Sessions
- Mav Term. 1820: ? vv'; -,1
WaugH & Finley. 1 Attachment: Sum Vv
. ?'V; Vrooned Fraiicis Bar-
joel Chandfert Jlnardr Garnishee.' ;
IT appearing to thd -satisfaction of the i
Court, that. the defendant resides be- '
yond the limits of this State. 1 Therefore .
ordered by-the Court that publication be
, maue in tue riaiegu jegiste !ior;tnree;
hefi
"Monday in July next tneri an there, re
i plevy and plead, or judgment will pe ta
i'ken again him. ;,hTCkst2. V;v
, n ROBERTv MARTIN, Clk
1 1 ' . 1 1 ' " 1 " 1 1 ' 1 W l
f 5 REWARD, ft, '
RAN AWAY from the subscriber liT-
ing in Caswell coiintv, N 1 C. in
mpntns, ior tne .aetgnaant to appear at.
four next County Cbrt.tov.be(ieMrthe
l Court-house in -Wiikesbbro' on the fifth.
month of Jure-11818. iMrtrn ltrv nm '? '?
med CHARLES; He isjalack com- f! V ; 1
plected. about 20 years' olage, $ feet 4 : "" '
or a mcucs 11 igif, wciuQxuana incunea ;
be slim, and lias an openyprerjpirsejmn
tenance The last time I heaMlof him was "
his haviner broken iail in Martin count v.N.C
in April last, where he was ;aprehe))ded
He had;a free pass, and had beeft t passing as
a' fKde man for some tlme-therelwas anotner
felio ,n company With him,'wilf ,also 'had '.
.fi-ee pass- It is more than jprobabe they
Will continue together andphtain V new sec
of passes Charges ..was nurchasecl of Mre.
Little otT Sussex county, Viinilwhere it is
probable, he may beor he may remain lurk
intr 'aboutMnthe Uiwer part of tbis state near-
New bern and Edenton, where b s bis bcen.' s
for some ..::l yfiJ X.:
v Any' person who will secure 'laid fellow'- l. "' ;" :;'
Charles sothat l gfet him .againj sball hare ';
the above reward; Arid all reasonable' elpeW? ?t
ces paid. 'Any letters addressed ' to me at
Lcasburg, Caswelt Ki C, on the above, will '
be receired and attended to by J i; j '." i '"r;
June 17V !
!. '83,
VALUA BLE R ElAIc PERSONAL ; U
.PROPERTY FOR SALE. ;
flWB Subscriber, intend'.ng fo .leave this -1.
county,1- offers 4 for sale . ; tht raluabto '' ,
Plantation well kcowjn by the name of Pnos .
tier Hail, Bladen county, formerly owned
by Erie Lallefstedt, lEtq. isituaiea-on the; '
vest sitie of the nortii'r est branch off Cane .
Fear river, nineteen miles belowFayetteville , . X
ana in e same uiaiaucc wvc juiiai'c-i.ii . y ,
Containing infill abdut two thousand Acres. : .
This seat goodness of soil, alobnty, ele.', V ,
Wnce ox situation and buildings -ii inferior io.
few in the State t it consists oi;trb dwellimj . v v
Houses, two Kitchens, two partis, Stable,
Carriage House, Blacksmith Sho; and a Saw
Mill at a short di8aflce from the river, the
ereek affordinsf two nidi seats besides, being
nhhnt three miles tromuifT pwamw, wuim
watermaybe-brougltit by b ditch ! jo jupply
Plantation, they being.acquarnted with the
J t. f,1tiiM i ilie. nurr.hn?4r miv be
SOI fiinx iv,uv y ; - - 1 - r y . . -
accommodatea wunauitr, jaoa, nwn
aforesaid.
.October 28
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BLANKS OF ALL.KINUS MA i)B IlAfc V '
AT'THIS,Orln;uv
any machinery that jnay beestabliished v ; v, ;
Alsoi sAour 2ig ;NEGROES of 'dinVrcnt
eMftnd aires. which may be sold with the , , , ,. ,
all tberUtensils tiseq oni ne saio iptanwion , - . 1
with CcW, Fodder; Hay, fcals
hold 'and :Kaclien 'Furniture &c 'M :
Por, terms, whtctfwiU be-made sccomB- k I
dating1 o the pnrchasei; app'y at the' place?; ; - j
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