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I r He will t ill attend UU fornw yrmWA ; .
I! ' T . Dec, so. ' :, .-9)4-;
V' PRIVATE ACADEMY.
'mHF. Senior C'lsse-f-Yonne: Ladies
it . wi!J be fcccrnnmcaaiea wun i w
totli? ogives; ' . V -,Y
Vx - . ' ; H. H ASSAM. -
TleternKer 29;
w - ' - -r . a
4 nrry n . a desire to -remove io
my
rnrrwl; Plantation as aoon as it;
TPACTSOR PARCELS OF LAKD,
: jMk?tLmaiiff. in kf fionth-enst cor-
tnrtjerp i a dbjTvfortahle & convenient
FwVtlipiKca!.' snitahle for thir vrei
crnre nnJ eonvenience of a larpe tatnilv,
hanTTiH y iuated.'on the smith if ne
ilaittn'v Tmrrt KllUMYnueh to Tarhq-
' u ivAni' n V9iltlflll -View Ol
J?
. , ventre! pr ?paHv. ?i the outh-est cor
' . riernf the Cuntv of Franco, to w; : ; si
YhVTraTtwhereah I now live, lying on.
" itK side rnttVXrookrd Creek con-
. oaVs and oher; Wst trevancl the out
huaiTr.trs rnmerws .rftnvenien and
InVrrod rder; saV two or thVee Rood larw
F.tr oVeKouv' witli shets. sriitable tor
n6rVvr im PnrV and other, purposes, an
; erellenYKSrrVeWV.afV "ntl
; rarrnce-hrre f r,aU now ln cood order
W-VntaafcV. Mill on sakl Creek hear
i- nnfnln1rir T'vvn larere framed
Pones Qhe 4 hV ?8 feet, the other Ifi byj
26 feet, sixteen, feet pUch; hutlt for the
purpose of hotisinir cotton. I ne
wl.Mt MOV ha? .two pair -of yrelient
tot;t vrt ?nfrrW fo arv n ( the conn.tr;,
an'iin eyrelVrt set of Voltinjr Cloths and
v ChAt irarnfrrtunve: excrtlent Flour.
The 'cthr hrnVe'rontaMis.a yervluahle
aruV eyceent Cotton Machine Tst Pt
rlrd tmv artl in roc! order witn a swr
ahe Krl inir lov and Water-Whee.l he
. In th rnnatructinn of this Mill a
irreat cVnl olcfVabeen expended and i
rerapi"&s iruch stone woi k or mi c.
is ronmon. to ?NVto its strenc-tb and flu-.
? rrWlitv. There U pIso iron ediately on
said rpad frontiofc mv dweMlnjc honse,
Vthn'theditanre often hundred yardv
from the honv, suWd In a handsome
leve' plain, a framed house, 16 by 32 feet.
wh?rh has been ned as a Store-house for
the me of seventeen veafsr a Counting-,
houe adiarent, and a Iroher-hwse con
renVnt to the othrr two, framed 24 feet
Also' one other Tract, situated within
ore oi?e of. the above on both sides of said
Creet; inclndingrthe CrosPoadsleadinj;
from Hidsboronph to Tarboroiigh & frorn
!Rate:ph to Halifax, commonly called Nor
riss Old Cross-Krads adjoining the lands
pf Si meon Carpenter and ojhe!, contain
ing hy actual surrey ,425 arcres. Jhe
. ave n this tract a plantation . sufficient
of cleared lands to work five or six hands
to advantage and the soil is very suitable
for cultivating Com and cotton a suffici
ency of the land is cleared for a part to
lie ont each third year. "
AUA therTVact Vituated'on both
fiides of Voccoson Creel;, about 3 miles
frpm mv Mill, pjirtlv in Franklin U Wake
ronntic a, adioiniiig the Yands of Thomas
Gav. Stenheh Pearch and others ; con
taining '578 acres more or less, now occo
p:ed bv JohniPace vand Willie Pearce
T hii trtct is not very- well improved, but
.isTtf-gpod quality and thought to be the
best in thatl ne?ehhoThood,.AVith a . very
. good Apple Orchard;-' '
Alo one other Tract lying inthe afore
said ronoty of FTafnklin. on th waters of
Great'C rooked Creek, adjoining the lands
of Col. Jerenpab Perrv, Henry Harris and
i. others, containirg 304 acres more or less,
now oc.mpie0.hy jerewnanerrv vniagt ;;
ih.n.A.mntc if ; rrrmnlptp mm-
fortaMe, Idling House 1'2 hy 34. twol
, Rooms -l;elOlV antl wh v nimucu ami
. .Outhouses suitable for the reception" and
Comfort of;a,family : tlVe soil very suitable
o produce cotton, coin. and wheat, and
about; ore third cleared. ;
1 will alsn sell , two Tracts of Land in
the rmty j of Nash, Tying on Tosnot
Svramp.now occupied by Benjamin Rice,
corit.dning "400 acres, having an excellent
- Apple Orchard alul tolerable improve
ments ; the. soil is considered as gipod as
; anyin the neighborhood forTaisibg'cotton
or wheat ; heV,her lies immediately on
. 'Tar Rher on the south , hd coiitainsfl50
acresl with agoodOrchard, now occupied
bv WTlliaih "Parks and adjoining the lands
,i gX' 1
of James Alston and others; thought to be,
" as good asariv in 4he neighborhood.'
; : Also one other Tractof land wituateon
' Little River; in the fconnty of Johnston,
formerlv ow;W"b Richard Price, con
taimr.g 506 acres, itji two .Plantations
and typ goPrcharda ; soil common for
t lie "neighborhood. ; ' " v . . : '
- .v.. , Ahvoone orher Tract lytflgln the coun
ty of Frank rm,adjoinir.g th laixls of Jere
miah Perrv ami v others, .containine ,132
acres rr.ore less, now oCCdpied by -Merrit
InerahamU V . A T ' f ' ' 4
And, also "one, other Tract, containing
ICd acres, adjoining the lands of Jubal
Upchurch; Merri .Ingraham and othersi
cith?sideof Tar River in-the, aforesaid
t countvVf "Franklin, containing 260; acres
mcoV less, adjoining the lands of Keu
benStallings,Vm A"nderson ccotr.ers.
On this tract thtre are two fields of good
' low grounds producing excellent corn, and
air 'k )od;DwdlinK-housev andthei
r Outhouses, and the upland tis $ood s
f crn.imii for tbe nCigtiborhood. V ;
AUiW ether Tract ly ing on Turkey
Cietk. 5n Nash County, C0&taiiungl57
: crrs, refining the lands ,ci ViTi.Mor
-h rlKrantlev and others. . .
Ji hr anv part of 1 the above described
t imk t l ill sell' nn verv nioderaie-terrns
- vfor Cash, or tirne .'or I wili'take feohds t.r
. , Ktgroeslnpaynien" t t-c
Frfti klm county. Uec. at,icu.'
v. ? " v 'AdvcttisciLeiita cot eicccdicg a scjuaic
V,
NtGftOES,?FOIl SALE.
trtTTILLfce soldfor ready jmcney, on tnes
ilNtStKojFebruary 182jv KfeWi
of Windsor, ;ljtween thirty anflWty NE-1
(ill OES- the propem-;ot Ahe late uaiuy
Dec U.
9 4t
RALEIGH ACADEMY.
1?HE Kxercises of this Institution wai.oe
1 Vrr sumed on Monday" the. 1st of January
. The Rev. Ur.McPheeters, under whose sU
perintrmlance it has flourished for. the last
ten years, is still Principal of this. Academy.
He Js assisted in' the Male Department Dy
Mr. Alexander Wilson.
- The Teacher :in the Female Department
w.ll be alias Nye (whose talents as aTwher
are probably unrivalled,) Mr. Barlow, a Gra
h Northern CoUeres, from
Connecticut, and Miss Yancey. x ..
r vi he uniform liberal support which this
pminirvhas received for many years, is the
I best testimonial whjch can be adduced in its
favor. . ' , .- . v ;
T ernes as heretofore, i , , ,
vWM.UIUi, Se,cretJtty.
" 'tec. 20, .1820.'l ''' ir 9 1
; BOAUDING.
-hnHE Subscriber prepared to take T
JL jOr 5iX-iIlC oiuutuu
the ensuing session. ; ' . . ;
Transient: persons will aho be acCdm-
! mndsited with private board, upon reason-
December 29
3w
VALUABLE LANDS.
T7OU sale a Tract of valuable Land,si
tuate on the waters of BuPTahe creek,
;n PVnnfcliiiCountv. containing 786 acres.
in th possession of CoK M. N. Jeffreys.
This land is adapted to the growth of
C niton Corn. ad Wheat. Possession
may be had on the first, of; January' next.
Also a Tract lying oh both; sides .of
Richland Creek in said County adjoining
the lands of CoL Sutherland A Hen ty
Goodloe and ottiers, chaining ?142.0
acres, v eil adapted to the growth of To
bacco, v Wheat, Cr.rn and , Cotton ; and
on which'isa good Mill-Seat. Possession
may he had of this tract immediately, j
For the price and tfiiies payment,
which will be very accommodating, ap
ply .to William iL Haywood, Esq. or to
the subscriber.! x . , . VTi
WM. BO.YLANi
Mardi 23d, 1820.
73 eowtf
By the President of the United States.
imTHEREAS, by various acts ofCon
y gress, tne resiucm "
States is authorized to direct the public
lands which have been surveyed to be t
fered for sale : I " J .
1 Therefore, I, James Mom roe, f resi
dent of the United States;; do hereby de
clare and make known that public sales,
for the disposal (according law) of pub
lic lands shall be held as follows, viz j
. At Franklin, in Missouri, on the first
Mondav in January next, for he sale of
T'nships 51 to 55, in range6, west of the 5th
" -" principal meridian line. ,
50 to 55, ranges 27 and 28 j do.
: !51 to 55, rapge 29 . do-
, At Vhe same place, on the first Monday
in March next, for the sale of i
T'nships 51 to 56,in range 30, west of the 5th
principal meridian line. -.
50 to 56, m ranges 31, 32 and 33do.
AtSt.Loois, in said state, on the first
Mondav in December nexti for the sale of
Townships 35 to 44, in range 1 and 2, east of
j vtle5lh p incipai merioian one
At the same place, on the first Monday
in Mai rh next. fir tlie sale of
I To rrelrips 35, to 44, in ranges 3 and 4, e:ist
j At the same place, on the iirst Monday
im MmV upvt. for the saleof
I'bwnships 35 to 44, in range 5 8c 6, east &of
-, AS fit 44. m ranee cai. .
r, At Jackson, in tne county of -Cape G-
'mnlMii. m the said state, on tne tirst
- Monday in February next, for the sale ot
I -r 1 . r?
Townships 34. in ranges 1 to 14, east of tie 5th
principal merjaian line.
I ' -1? ' ran ?e 4. east i do.
2V,30&31 5 .
j 31.32 &33 6
do.
do
At Kdwardsville. in the state of IRinois,
on the first Monday iii January next, fur
Tm'.r-.e R tn tl. mYnntrft O west Ot Uie OQ
principal meridian nne.
11 to 13 10 and 11
.6 to 13 '12 and 13
8 to 12 14. :
dc
dd.
do.
the
At Vandalia. in he said state, on
third "Monday in January next, for the jj
sale of ' , I.- ' . . . ' .
Tct.Vn X to 10 . in ratvre 11 east ot .id!
i' I principal meridian line. , ;
- t , to io '. .,, ;. - 2? - h
, I 8 to . 10 , ranges 3, 4, 5 and 6
1,8, 9 and 10 range 7, east
a VotiittitV ;-in sahl state, on tne se
H, A MIWkja'- f 9". - 9
cond Monday in February next, for, . the
sale of j ; ;', '.- '' ' .' -j
Townships 6 lo 10, in ranges 9, 10 apd 11, ?
i least of 3d principal meridian line. I
. v , 5 to 10 range 14 westbf2dJ
, principal iucriuiau
' 8,9 andl0 j ranges 12 and 13 , p
At Detn it, in Michigan Territory, on
the first Monday in November next, for
tlie'salet :' i.-' ' ". j . '
Townships 8, 9 & 10 S. in ranges 4 & 5 east, j
'V 7, 8 ' ; mV 7 & 8 :
Fccept sach lanH as have -been or
may be reserved by law for-, the support
of schools,: or.1 tor other purposes. ; me
lands. Wall be sold in regular numerical
order beginning with the lowest imniber
bf section, township, and range ;.
v; . Given under my hand, at the City of
W tf&hiugton, this nineteeuth .-day
-September, 1820.,i;' i
JAMES MONKUC;
By the President; -Mf'! : c"''
; v JOSAH MEIGS,' iH,
. . :J Comniigioper of the Gexeral
' ' -:v.-i.' -i . V' i'Land Office..-ir.
( . October. 61820. -Stlst May.V
$tAUo, a PLANTATION inues trom
4herChyvc6tisisting of 150 acres clear
ed I land with fel good.dweUiqgnd oUt
: h6uses.i Enquik-e ot u- :r9:h?.
S aTEN DOLIiAR iUE WATU?.t
T XlVrfronf theV plantation the.
sfibf crihr nn Broad, river, Oglethorpe
county,rn 4b early part of July 4astr a nepo
roan about 21 years oW, pvc irci nvc nicii
high, of elrtheri yellowcomplwjv has a
scarVere leleye. nined OWr'Nt.Uie
above reward will be given to any person
who will secure said Negro in jaii, :i
gethim. aeain; ; .'"
Nov: 28llftQ. r.r : ' 6
YADKIN NAVIGATION COMPANY.
XTOTICE 4s jaereby given.
that the fifth
m iwUtalments of Ten Dollars on
r.h Share subscribed to the Capital Stock;
of the YadkiR'Navigation Companyt are re
quired to be paid; the tilth on .or nerore tne
20lh day of January nex, and UelTith qn or
before the 1 5th day bf February next. . .
FHEPEHItTv jiASSUi.iL, 1 reas r.
November 20, 1820
8
STATE OF jlORTH-CAHOLINA.
f IVifkea County, ' ? . -
) Cdurt of Pleaa andiuarter Sessions,
a v- fir.foner lerm. iozv
John Finley , ") .Orig. Atta. levied on t!v
: ' Defendant's house and lot,
John Saintclair. 3 and a tract of land, 5cc, ,
tt' nnf;n!f to the satisfaction of the
, . . . :
1 C4dri. that the Deteiidahl is not an Inbak
Kit
itant of! this State, it s therelore ordered )
that publication be .-nade in the tfaleign ue
gister for three weeks, that unless the Defenr
dant appear at the peat Term of said Court,
on the fifth 'Monday in January next, replevy
and plead, answer or demur, judgment will
De,nau hhi mm.
Teste KOim MARTIN c. w. c. c.
jST ATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
! mikes County: . '
" Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions,
: October Term, 1820
Wiliiam P Waugb") Original Attachment,
Frederick EdeMr. 3 dants Tract of Lancp
aT VppearioJ, to the satisfaction of the i
Court ihgrf the Defendant is not an inha
bitant of this State : it is therefore ordered,
.i kv. ,a ;.i iho lf4wli lie.
irister for three weeks, that unless the Tie4igoand will be glad to receive the nam esof
fendant appear at the next Terniof said
Court, on the fifth Monday ,n JamiafyTvext,
replevy; and plead, answer pr demur, judg
ment will be had against him . " -j -
! jTestl ! HOBT. MARTIN, c. w. c. c.
VALUABLE REAL &-PER jONAL
it PROPERTY "FOR SALE.
fltHE' Subscriber intend -ng -to leave thisi
I 1 county, oilers for sale r that valuabU
Plantation weil known by thenameot Pnos-rtt-r
Hail, Bladen cointy, formerly owned
by Erie Lallerstedt, Esq. situated onlhe
west side of the noirih west branch of Cape
Fear river, nineteen miles below Fayetteville
and the same distance above Elizabeth town,
containing in all about two thousand .Acres. .
Tliis seat in gowlness of sou, suiunruy, eie
gance of Mtuation and beddings is inferior to
few in) he State ;. it coi.sists of two dwelling
Houses, two Kitchens wo Barns, Stable,
Carriage House, filacksmitli Shop nda Saw
Mill at a short distance fnim tlie river, the
creek atf"ording two mill seats besides, teing
about jthree miles lixMn B:g Swamp, which
waer may be brought by a ditch to supply
any machinery that may be established, j
Also, about 28 ; NEGROES of Afferent
sexes and ages, which may be so(d with the
PUhtat jon, 'they being acquamted wit'Hhe
soil and its culture. The purchaser may', be
accommodated with Cauie, Hogs, Horses and
all the Utensils used on the said plantation,
with Corn, Fodder, Hay, & alo with House
hold and Kitchen Furniture &.c ;
Por terms, whieh will he made accommo
dating to the purchaser, apply at the place
aforesaid. P. AtTAUBE.
October 28 ' 50tf :
! SHERIFFS SALE. -
THERE AS by virtue of sundry executions
T issuetl horn the County Court of Bertie,
against the lands of whxh William W. John
ston died seised vnd possessetl whici de
scended to his heirs aJ law tested the second
Monday of November, 182&' .
' Wdl be sold for cash,; on Tuesday the 16th
Jaiatarj next, at the Sore of Messrs. Henry
Wilkes & Co. tne Jbjiowing Tracts of Land,
viz 'z . . -if - . c'.j:' - ' '"
One Tract adjoining the Lands of Silas
Sniiti,the hws of Richard Veale and others,
containing 30 acres : . t , i :
jV One Tract adjoining the. Lands of Siljw
Smith, James 6. Mhoon and others, contain-
King. 90 acres. , . . ; :
-. j Oiie" Tract aljoihing the Lands of Thomas
J ThoTrnson anUotl)ers.en.nuunu)fi: qu acres.
1 One Tract atljoinmg ine i-anus oi ,iiw
Moore, Thomas Thompson and others con-f
taining 4301 acres, on' which there; is a Crist
Mill. . . ' l 1 ' --
i One Tract adjoining the Lards of Titus,
Moore and' others.
one oihtr ' Tract-iadioininG: the Lands of
WhiimU H. Pugli, Edward O. Rhodes aiid
bdiers. ,- -'' ! " - '-'.''' ,;-;: "
- Wednesday the Iftli, on the premises, onej
Tract of Land lying on Koanofee Kiyer, near
Flag -run, adjoining the Lands of Simon Tur
ntrfand William Hinton, certain. ng from 400
to 500 acres, on which there is a. valuable
Grisi.Mih. '.:'ir- : ) . . ; : ' ;
Thursday the J8th, on the premise one i
i Tract of Land K ing in. b Umn-y -Marshes,
f aajoming me Lianas oi , uuaiu r,ugu,,.. -i
mas Thompson and others, containing 700 or
800 acres. ';; .j-' . :" '. ' ;' r . : .
. At the same time' and place, one other.
Tract, adjoining the Lands of Simon Turner,
Thomas Thompson and others, icotitaining
320acres. . , !.' . . ;.'',.' v.; : : v
Friday , the 19th, on the premises, in the
jf Ind
i'lthe
t Indiari-wotxls. the Tract of Land ' known by
name of Crten-ronofadjoining the Lands '
ofi William Britton, the etrs of Samu'el
-Johnston and othsr.oontai.Vihg fi0l2, acrwM
VI lie irreaier pan oi mc auuve iuius arc;?
noi lnicrior m wauie io any Huu iur mcouic, ,
1.
1IIUA1AO ftUfrin, kUicc-ii.
Windsor, Bertie county 5 ' tf
C iDecember 2d 1820. 5 8w5
iistrted the fust umc Xofc llalta Dollar,1 and ioruarter, tach succeeding
MRS. LUCAS
;T"ESPECTFUl.CY makes, known that .'she
IDbis prepared to instr uct Female Pi ipilltf
tle Academv, and jbtlier yotmg Ladies, on ihe
PiANOjFOkTE, the ensuing yearLessop:
on a well toned,' ld;v'reapt:su1.
ble mstrtiriieot,' will be given at her resideiiee,
and every' facility in Jier rwwe for Uie acqui
sitlon of; this ornamehtatbranch pf Ft mate
education, . will beafibrilcd to thse who maj
thmpVoper' acodeinJer.V'f;4'
mz terms will be 1Q dollars per riuarter
Raleigh, jf an. 1. ' yyfe ;i
. -r:'1 v 11 .v.;--;.;t, r'-r l-v -i-
HAVING Removed to Lomsburg for the
nu'rncise-of educating mv children. 1 air
disposed to take a t et, fioanlers (Students of j
theMa!e or- Female Academy ; op as muuc
rate terms as can Be nad in the place.. ( .(
REBECCA FOSTEU.V
LouisburgDecS, 1821.;' ll-2w ;
EURCHASERS at the salof Col Wiatis
property, are hereby informed that their
Notesi jpayaWe at Jiixrmohihs, ai how due,
and from the nature of the Trust musi he li
quidated vithout delay, :
; All Notes hot paid within ten days' from
the date of this advertisement, roust be placed
indiscriminately with the proper officers for
collection., -,...: . -.' v i 1
. j CHARLES MANLY, Trustee. ;
. Ralejgh; Jan 4 1321. - U
"State Basic of Nohtii-Cahowna
, iNf ',. MateigJhn. 21821. ,;'-
RESOLVED, that the debtors to this Bank
- and As Branches, be required to pay Iti.
stal ments of 'one. ten th of r their respective
debts, on renewal, uf rer the 30th inst. and thai
notification thereof be given in I trje newspa
pers' piihlished in )his city, and tic papers
published in the tawrisi where Branches are
I . . . 2 T
WM. II. HAYWOOD, Cash'r.
REVISION OF THE LAWS.
X 'V; -GALES having purchased fiom.Mr. A-
I
fjr Litcas (who,' had contracted for the J
Work) ilat part which he has printed of the I
late RKVI10N OF Til E, LAWS OF THIS I
STATE, made Under the direction or the
Legislature, ; lv Ch itf-Justice
; laylor, JiMge
Potter and B. Yancey, Esq. intends complet
ing the Work without loss of time, awl would
be glkd to obtain the names of .such : Mem
bers of ' 'Assembly and others as w ish to have
j copies forwarded to them. ; ' ! 1
j G. hnsalso undertaken to tsnish tne Ke-
ports of Judged urphey )n 2 vcls. whjph
were commenced oy Mr. L.ucas aeopa wnne
i suchLei
tttfVnrn as wish to he suDnlied with
these alsr.
v -
GREENSBORO' ACADEMY.
rf MlE semiannual Examinatioivof the Male
M.: Sand FemaW-StudeiYis of .this1 Institution
will Icommence on Thursday the 7th. of De
cember next, and terminate on the Saturday
folio'
vinif. Parents, and . Cuardians are rer
spectfurly kivited to attend.! j
The Exercises of the Academy will be re? i
sumed am the first Monday of nnuary;r next,
ntwTi xb rnr of the Rev. Wm:D. Paisley
in tbCL Male, ana Miss roitx rAisnv in me
PatswiU the
ill be ably as -
r entai
aie uenarimeni. lioui wi
sisted.
Qy order of theltoard, J .
AGKREN Sec'y.
Nov
8.
84 8w
CHAPEL-HILL ACADEMY.
Exercises
of
this Institution will
E-l agam be turned on tlie 5th Jafnuary
next. -The course of -studies in this Academy
is sis usual, so arranged as to render it prepa
raiurtj to the Unix.TSity. The, examinations,
as fl.rmeriy, will be wider the direction 'of the
FaWand.will be immediately previous to
those in ColTelre At each public exam ina-
corisklered as caiwl idates for the then ensu-
rcr P.cclimun (uc in f!rttleCP. ftfld CXUITli ned
(' w... ....... w ... O ; ...
as sin. ii. , t -
The Sessions and Vacations are regulateU
.... .
bv! those -of the University.
l. ; ; J. A. CRAIG, Principal.
ChspeMlill, Dec, 1820. i 8 6w
STATE OF NORTH-CAROL1MA,
, Surry Coanty. 1
Court of Pleas and Quarter-Sessions,
November Terali lc20. 1
James Corper, original
L 'r' lerte(
Isaac Forkman, J
attachment
levied on land.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the
,1.; Court that the Defendant resides with-
J oat the "limits of this State ; it is, ordered,
Rockfofdi cm the econd . Monday (in Feb -
roary nVxt,-and. plead, answer or demur,
otherwise fhial iuderaent will be entered
against mm. . : . , , - , : - .
. JObEFW VVlLLlAMb, C. C. IU.
tiecember 29. ; '. -' f ''V':'
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
. 'V: . . .- . . i; ,
- : : Counixj of llandulfih.:j
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1S20. ;
Sally Jackson '' 'pr :-
v V. ' Petition for Divorce.-
George Jackjon.
"ff N this Case, it appearing t the sat isfacliont
J, , of; the Cotrt, that tlie Defendant is not an
inb'abitant of this Slate it was ordered that
jHihhcation be madein the Raleigh Register
&na oixr, lor anret; moniiis,. inai ums
Defendant' appear" at the neyt Term of this
Court, to f -be! held on the first MoiKlaj after
the 4th of March nexti und plead, answer or
demur, the petition would benaken pro con-
lessa and heard exparte..
13tnl8. copy, J. wooi,. t;. a. u. ;
o-morifWi?lHiepublislie
rice AO Cents, t
AT J. fiAlJ5Ss STORE, v , ..
flMlE Annual Reoort of the Board of
ki Public Improvements of J4orth-Ca-foiina
tq ili General; Assembly, 6v. 27,
j 1820 together with all Mr- Fultou'ssReT
I ports to 'the Board during the past . year,
on the Works- carry i ng on acd projecting
II IV- -i ; ; - -
I v throughout theLState.
- 'aNbv.:-3a.v.;-
'tHat publication be made three months jn' - ' - Cellaneous character; coropriiiog discuMf
tlje Raleigh Register that the. said; De-- the Various interesting todies ot n.hp
fendant appear at the next Court of Pleas These may be ranked under jbe uea- fLJI
'aM'QaiterVSesion8,'. tobeheld':for...tbeblicalV:ritfcism
'ru.,.... -.c,v.-.. . .r,i,...T-i,,,i. . ,V i Ll t?vdi6ial article
nrnwv urjAtiTnnntr r?v 'A
, " ravrDiin ruit SALF
4- S it ii? my intention' to settle i
a part of the fcity, t wish to disp
ToPmperty.1; lrk .
gf th.e' most desirable in t6e Ciy fo j adw'tiu"
ng afwl at the same tlme public efnuh for
any Business .-r.it have two ( pother Lots, vefy
valuable bn accoimt'6(thei"r reiativi situation
HUllJl
PR-
Purchaser are invited to view the prem;.
ses.
ILPI
TTF.li.
, Raleifih, June t
80ff
i f TO BUILDERS,
n jiturusALa wur oe rec
ived f( r
. :w f erertingf.t Ne wbe r n, N . C. j
m EPIS.
COPAL GHURCH;fdimensi
is about
seventy feet by riftyfive to b
built of
BRICK, the root to be hringlefL with li
berty to change for ia Slate r off lequir.
ed to Have side and-end Gall?ries, thtf
latter to be-calculattfor"a)tjii'; rifty
tO;sixtvTews on th ground find ; Pulpit'
rek; and - (mthunion rVTab! J,' with a
Vestry 1 toon v ; i high I arched 'Vindows ;
two Aisles ;fthe wljole to be finished i a
heat; workmanliktji ; manner, ihd of the
'.best;maieriaU;vW si
tuated in the ; centre if 'Lot i.'aiout' 'three
hundred and twenty; feet, by: ..two hi'mdrcvl '
and-Vfonrteen-lo' front I on' ;two;.streets--.
printipa I r froSt t'6j ihe..$outh oh a ' street
sixty feet wide, the other to t he West o;i
a street of same wjdth--entrance inte'nd-
ed from each. v I I :i .:'-'".'' ''
' -17 Plan sr, with Phjpvisaisi lor .Build-
Jing the same,; will bel received until the
pnrst reoruary, ifli auiurrssru in me
t Budding GomrnittjeH; f cf the Episcopal
:s , . ' MOSKSJAWIS.
J. K.JJONNLL
--;:-:.:,--' y- J. P: DAVFJ
LF. BURG IV IN, .
Newbern.Nov. 15. ! 64w
For the infprnit'ujii of those! residing. at
i a distance, it nia
be tobservtf
that the
materials for IjuildingJ viz
ic;Ih-icks,
! Pitch Fine -jiL.uiiinei cypress or jnntjXT
; Shinglesmay be had nr thef 1 own and
f. vicinity on as low terms, pernaps, as at
i'anv.ilace in' the United .States. .
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vk-Y MMK4';tjFRST-ljR, ;
Publiiiher of the Quahzrly' mdcfierJtnt
yJoumaK titled thk
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,Y,tt',ni which has taken olacd. in thenrice
of paper and j
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printing j, anu iuccaii,uv.iuii, n-,t
not superior.!
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