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-1 cam$ to the place' 9 . my birth vntltaid, fh&
' friend of tnyyovth, -where are they cndccho
antvt
eered, -where are they?" -t';i c V. -
i.or3 years, bad elapsMc since-1 jgaz'd On the
Which my fancy still rob'd in its freshness of
. . ! green, . ;", y ;: js 'V.ir -v";
The spot'wlere a sehoctboy, aD thoughtless,
' I strayfdv;. ; .f.-.v.,
' By the bank' of the stream in the gloom of the
snade.
(I thought of the-friends who had roam'd with
. vl me there,? TV- . A--1: 'U '.
When the skyl was so blue,' and the flowers
: AllscatterM all sundertt, by mountain nd
' And some m vthe cold silent ,womb of the
T thought of the trreen banks, that circled
v around; : '
- Vith J w'd flowers, with sweet briar, and
'.' V .V.egtantine'crowVd , .
. V- I thought ol the river.xall stirtess and bright
" As " he face of the sky on a mild summer:?
-"V ' night; : . '" ;" ' ;"
- And I thought of the trees' under which wt
. - - had fctrayd -" . '-'."r
: , Of the broad Jeafy boughs with their coolneai
(-) of&Iiade; ' . ?,:- v ..-
4 And I hop'd though disfigurd some token to
Und, - : " ;v.r:',' ?Ls"JA ,
' Of the names and the carvings fmpress'd on
, : the rind,
v All eager, 1 hasten'd the scene to behold;
Rendetd sacred nd dear by the ieelings of
; old, :-:;-y-r : -
And I deemd that "unalter'd, my eye should
' Vexplore - " ; " :
' -his Tefiige," this haunt, this elyshim of yore !
'' ' -r ' : - ; V i
Twas a dream not a token or trace C9uld I
. .., K; view' .-; ' :
i Of the names tiiat I lov'd, of th trees that t
: knewrV - ,;."
Like the shadows of night at the dawning of
Like'a tale that is told, tliey had vanish'd
:;.:'-vCavvav!.V -'y
. And I thought tlie lone river that murmurd
. "along, , ; r-v-V-',-; vr'
Vas more dull in its - music, more sad jn its
--,song, :" ' 'v'- ... ': - '
. Since the birds that had nested and warbled
'"-above-..; ; .
: Had all fled from its banks at the fall of the
: grove ! V - ' : " 1 ' '
1 pausedr-1"1 hc ni oral came hometb.niy
'hearts;- -' '
fcehold bow of earth all the glories depart !
Our, visions are baseless ; - our, hope but a
Our staff but a reed ; our life , but a dream,
. . .
' Then oh ! let us- loolc let our prospects ai--.
-.', 'lure - r " - . v
To scenes that can fade not, to realms that
. endure;
To glories, to blessings that triumph sublime,
C'ertbe blighUngi of -change, ahdfuins4bf
time!
- PARLIAMENTARY REFORM,
The following extract from apeech
oY tUr-fiv.'Jlfr..Shrphrrd9 on the 2Sd
of December, at the tenth anniversary J
dinner of the. Liverpool ronrentric
Socety-exhibiU the tnne.of discussion
and the sentiments on the subject of
Parliamentary Reform; which appear
, to he spreatline among the mass of the
"British population. -
In the historv of Ireland, we see a strik
ing instance of the consequences of public
kcincr rliewroTw?T Kir 'Parliament
w attended to bv llinisters. 'Somewhere
about the vear ir92a Bill was brought into
the Irish. House of Commons, for extending
the elective franchise to the -Koman Catho-
11CS UI liiav tUU'llljr. . 1 1119 uiu lll.ni
With scorn and," contumeliou thrown out.
Iftiit in the ensuine vear. ministers, in the
C A.i .v..T T'KZo Kill ' rD tiurl
prosnect of the war w?!k France, thought it
expedient to conci'iate the Catholics. They
accordingly; Drougnt in a oni, aimosx Kienxi
fcally the same' with' that which the House of
- Commons had so lately and so peremptorily
Injected. This Bill, at their bidding, was
;caied by an overwhelming and triunnphant
majority, v. And what was the consequence of
this manifest obsequiousness to the Minister ?.
: The Parliament of Ireland wr s regartl.-d with'
-just contempt. It sunk lower and lower in
Jubiic estimation,' tuVat length it became so
desperately "degraded that, it sold itself and
, its country if committed an act of felo de s&
and .the people of Ireland danced in malig-
pliant. triumpfi .over jtsgrave. ' ;
1 v.4 But,1 .Gentlemen, the sophistry of Mr.
Claiming cannot 'arrest the great march of
..pUDuCeYenis. ,1 ne cause 01 . ueiorm nas
1 Deen deserted byjnany of its leader. It was,
deserted by Mr. Pitt. It was deserted by Mr.
BurkeV. But there is one leaderwho will ne
V.'yer; 'desert Jt,J till her has accomplished ' the
. good workwbich'jwe wish to see perfected
and .that leader ' Gt rUlemen, is the ;Dtbl
; Tliis leader ' has an 1 active ; coadjutor known
by the name" if the dead weight; ' fUnder .the
iijfiuerice of these! leaders', recruits art added
to the ranks of Kelorm, not s the old song
. says, '. by ones, bytwp, and byltlirees ;but
by whole nisses. !some years ago, the great
body of th-nianufacuring population of the
- countryrwho in former iimes,i were instigat-
ed to acts of violence against the Partizans of
Jieform,have become its.most .active advo
cates 0Jtei the; yeomanry "",of the land
Ko.n trtt)o(iiMio th im-Cnlrnt -' nrl
'f it' j ' y- ' ' eyen'the ; AslumbermgrsquireArchy seems to
'li'Ll " v' '" roused t6 a sense of the necessity of a
I wfT'r t amelioration in the? comccsition of the House
Fa wkersr whose public 'virtues, ,ihd whose
talents ' lately ' WTug'.aii eulo-ium ' froK Mr?
. 'CaiTiinfif himselSithe: County cf .Turk is In
' ' m&itoii in support 1 our cause.: Other coun-
tiesl 1 ufiderstahd, are Jikvy4o ' flloviri this
I vU 11 V V.,- .-f mat example s luid Jf trust tliat a c y forKe-
h , . f -i torinviu De raisea irora uiicciuxjim 01 uic
land to the other, aod'.thaf itwill hot cease
to b raised,' till, by 'its Jeglumafe?organ,iri
8U.StevenVCbapeC'jti.hn speak m the ati.
teirnerco ione ot iicionjou uisvusuji u
efnets of the British - Empire- It should ap
near that an appea lies from the decision of
tnis counny-".io xnat .mgnv conn, wjimk
been establisned by. those august personages
'who. have latel v assembled in Congress at
Verona. It matters not that the. House of
Commons is convinced o,f-tlie necessity of
Reform, and that the Hotise of Lords concurs
with that chamber in opinion. The high and
mighty potentates of Verona hay distinctly
declared that they will put down, hi every
country, all reformations which do not origi
nate with the' monarchs of vtbosec countries.
Gentlemen, I am sure you will agree with
me in opinion," that nothing short of Royal
imprudence could have issued such a decla
ration as this. ' - "r ' .; : '. 'i-
f All "Europe H now engaged in anxious
speculation upon the question of peace or
war; between Spain and the Holy Alliance.
My opinion is that war is inevitable. Those
who entertain4 a contrary opinion, rely upon
the unwillingness of French troops to be in
strumental in putting down a free Constitu
tion. But Geatlemen, . from personal obser
vation, ! kno tr something of the spirit of those
tropsr lTherr'voire is for war- waragainst
any: people and for any cause," and with i res
pect to the people bf,France, they entertain
a jbitter hostilit' against this coilntiV, and, to
be sure,- we have' given thefn no cause to like
us. The Ultra loyalists regard us with ama
lignant eyeon account of the' freedom of our
constitution1:! the! Bonanartists dislike us. be
cause y we pulled down their idol i and the
Milk- of the people dislike us, because we
have aided in subjecting them to something
apbroachingto military execution. - For these
reasons. I am led to believe that a war which
is distaste Ail to us will be popular ia.France.
" 1 fear, then that the storm which is hov-
ering over the Pyrenees will soon burst up-;
on devoted Spain, -and that the armies of j
Despotism will soon penetrate into theSpa- J
nish territory. Should that be the case, I ,
Sliail MT) III III r UV, language VI
nitary, bf'the thurch of England whom I am
proud to enumerate among my Jnendsa
man. live proiuncmy ot wnoae learning is on-
ly equalled by the Cberality of his sentiments,
in nis language i win say, anu t -am hic yuu
will concur with me in feeling-' If, indeed,
the "threatened crusade of ruffian, despots
should be attempted, it will, in my opinion
be an outrageous infringement upon the laws
of nations it will be a savage conspiracy a- .
I gainst tlie written and unwritten rights of
fmankindj and therefore, in the sincerity of i
j.my sou i, l pray me rignteous governor 01
j tlie Universe, the Creatoiof Men, and the
f King of Kings -I pray Ilim toabate the pride,
to assuage the malice, and to 'confound all
i the . devices of all the parties, , directly
t leagued "n this complicated scene of guilt
and horror, this insult upon 'the dignity of
liuman nature itself this treason against the
' majesty of Gods own -image rational ind
imznonai man. - j
MORAL REFLECTIONS;
-v .... I - ,
tJncertain is the whole tenor of life.;
Those-tvhrf now experience the loss of
ta companion that but yesterday likcv
- . . . : " . - - - .
companion mar um ywemiy iikc.
! Jhem , wa vigorous and hopeful ; who
were-called to view the lifeless rt
rriajos; thev solemn, mournful proces
inn, and coniij;n to -the jom'J part
ner and a friend ; have reason awfbl-
ly to paii!e& seriously to reflect, that.
wnairver may;De ?neir present conin
lion. however health may invigorate
their frame -however , fortune may
smile, and worldly pleasures wilh al
luring; aspects promise long enjoyment,
to-morrow may behold hem, Swept 39
a flower-before the Hand of death
their vouth, their l)eautv. wealth and!:
worldly pleasure, " buried in one com
mon grave" their spirit where ?
Their conduct must determine. An
' . .
II hour may change the scene, and
a
M death bed prove the pleasures of the
yorld to be but glittering vanity, which
s .llanosed before the niirrof of truth
, "
without virtue, a chaos of darkness
land fearful remome ensue. Serenity
r and peace attend the virtuou. Tern
perate are their pleasures ; innocent
and exhiliratinj; their amusements ;
their employments rational and useful.
Gliding onr in; an even tenor, their
lives are contented and comparatively
happy ; and their end glorious.. View
the dyin Christian ! Cheerful and se
renely happy, he yields his breath, and
in his Saviour's arms, his soul reposes
in the sure hope of glorious immortal
iry " Vat are the works of the Al
mighty V' sublimely " beautifull the ap
pearance of the heavens ! Orderly is
nature in; her course and wonderful.
the structure of the earfh I More vast
-more beaatiful far more transe'en
dentlj,glonousjs true virtue" in its ope
ratiuns and effect.! More ' Valuable
than the " gold : of Ophir" is religion ?
and more to belprized than the plau
dits of mercenary niillionsj is the ; tes
timony nf an approving conscience;
" How amiable Ifie picture present
ed by sensibility in distress lhow a
miabjethough fuli ofanguish View
it at tne bed fa dying friend--. Bejiold
4t t committing the remains -b f ' that
rnena jo tne tomp;, 1 ne attections
bound, laceratriladbleeding-lie: at
the foot -of tleath : thefneart surchafff-
: ed with anu ishappears ready, to burst
jts bands, while-the strength and sup
"pori oftheVwhoJe man' seem' to'mi ngl e
wi the descending; cay,;and le,ave
hiniweakj helpless s-anoj overcome--
What ' ca'Uptt& heart but pays to thi the
trtbu te oi symyathy ! -What stoic bu t
involuntarily anticipates thej felling i
tear ! ;T)Vhat;Ibo3om-choe8 inotuhe
pierting igh l f C&ti friendship behold
: it without solicitude as well as aniuishl I
Jt Frail as the summer, bo w9 man bears :
hat j fMer&npmen ptSt
annn cpaIc hiK face Itl-vain.
analiner
ilaughterofpiyinjtyher
oeammg wiin consuiauou-cc iici sup
port the sinkngflerr 5hehinds
4iis brolriwounils'and Infusealnto hig
soul a sweet tjfarquil ity-checrrii mess
once more lights up its ray the eye
of faith rests ,on;, scenes beyond the
shadpwy grave 5 , while the rene'd
heart lifts its devout aspirations tothe
throne of God, and with pious hope
ejaculates, Thy will be done.
19
:- :. Z JUST FUBLTSHE1,
jsv j. traces owt, jiutctxt;
TQ. I, of Reports of pises argtfed and ad
, judged in the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, at June and December Terms, 1820,
and June' Term, 1821 ; by Francis L'. Hawks.
For -most of 4he Cases contained in this
Number, the Reporter; is indebted jto , the
kindness of ;.Thomas "Ruffin,; Esq, by whom
thev were prepared, fox the press. The; Ca
ses "decided at December Term, 1822, will
be published in the course of the present or
succeeding montli.' : . " -':!''"
V: - - - x- Feb. 14.
WAKE AGRICDLTURAL SOCIETY,
TIH E Legislature of this State having, at
xtheir last session, approt)riaVed Five
Thousand Dollars a year, for twd; years
which will probably be contim;ed if found
to be attended with public advantage) for
the promotion of TraprovementV, In A gric l
ture, to be distributed in proportion to their
federal numbers, amongst such Counties, and
such only, as shajl form Agricultriral Socie
t es; it is honed the Farmers of Wake Coun-
! iy w;u not-be backwaad in promoting' this
; great obiect. A Meeting is therefore hereby
called, at the Court-Houseini Raleigh, on
the 1st day of May next, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon,' for the purpose of fbrminir, a" Soci
ety, to be called 77m? H ake Jgricnltztrai A'o
ciciyt which it is hoped will be wtll attend-
ed. ; - - " : - ; Feb. 2r.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, .fv
In the vicinity of Raleierh.
A Tract of Land contaiirirtjj 18o4 acres,
about nine miles from the City, lying
on Swift an( WiUi-vrnVs Creeks-- on the
Road leading to Haywood, formerly oc
copied by Jfseph Lane, jup. and at pre
sent in possession of T. L. West". ' It is
rbelieved that for soil, hcautv and healthi
ness of ! nation, it is scarcely equalled
by any iNantation n this pnrt of the coun
tyi A. considerable portion of t h is Land
is fine low Ground; a)d the high land , is
fertile and .very" welftimbered. A betfer
R.mge for Cattle and Hogs is no where to
be; found, v There are considerable Im
provements, good Orchards, a Grist-Mill
Sec. and'fine Springs, v
, Apply U) J. Gales, in Ualeigh, or to T.
L. West, on the premises.
With the above Tract of Land may bel
had 300 Acres of Pine Land, in the vici
nty. linnary 15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
1 Convenient . Dwelling House,, cpn
V tainingisix Rnohhs, withr a Kitchen,
Smoakbouse. a well fenced Garden, and
other conveniences, at the corner of Dh
vie and M'Dowell S rees, wiihin 150
yards of one of the best Springs in the
ciiy. v; y: ;'; . ' ' - -' :
Also-a smaller rjue, with a piece pf
vacant Ground suitable for a Garden and
Lot , on Cabarrus Street, within 50 yards
of the s.me Spring. Apply to J GALES
v- - -y r .;; F' 18.1
l . :
Stly Hamilton, Lemoine $ Fatinill.
PUBLIC VENDUE;
SALE bF DJiY GQODS. u
iN Utoriday the 24th of March next, we
1 9 fihall sell without the least rpsrrvf . , t ;
the Store on Botlingbrook street, lately oc- j
capicd by Messrs. John Stith, & Co. the en-j
tire Stock of l)ry Gootls, Hardware, &c. of
said Stith, & Go. which comprises an exten
.5 f
sive ajid valuable collection of fresh imported
British and other. Goods. .. It consists in pail j
of " - ' , v i
Super Cloths and Oassimeres, (Sheppard'sAi
of fll colors j flannels ;', Pclise Cloths.
Cafpetingv Baizes, Blankets,'
Napt Colons, Bombazetts,' Checks, .
Irish Linens, Dimity, Calicoes,
Gingvams, Testings, ; '
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose,
Muslins, Cambrics, Diapers, Lawns, 8tc. he.
And in fact neai-ly every article that is re
quired to assort an extensive Wholesale and
Hetad Stores ,The goods are penerulli of the
ifveri best quality and nearly the -whole have
been recently imported, pio Sale .has been !
lately offered to the public calculated to at
tract so much attention as this. - -The
Salaf will be continued from .day. to
day until the whole stock is disposed of, on
the f IJqwing terms : All sums' under $200,
cash, Virginia money-r-fronrCOO Co $400, 60
days from ,400 to $600, 90 days" and' 120
days from 600 to lOOO, 4 and 6 months a-
bove 1000, 6 months. ; All credit sales must t
be secured oy approved endorsed negotiable
notes.!.1' J'f-r.. : :-' .V.-v';i
( ' : . ; v ITamition, Iemoine & Pannilly " :
rrustees & MtHonien:
Feb. 18.
i23
t. . - v v PUBLIp NOTJPE i t
riHE Subscribers haytaxenout Letters
I Of Administration on the. Estate"of John
Stewart; late uof 'Lancaster District Cabinet
iaKer, deceased. ; TY;';:''V;v,X
- ' The said John Stewart was sTnatiye of
Guilford County, N. CJ but emigrated to this
State at about the age eighteen or twenty
jrears, ahd left no heirs so for as we tan is-cei-tain.
4 . y ' u ?y:. -;r
If he has any leeal heirs, thev are berehv
notified to Imake. 1 application; rithin twelve j j
spoqn, Esq; J tidg: ojflhe 'Courl of Ordinary
for the said District, or;, to either of the Sub
cribew.1 ;' 'v";44;i
AisltAHAM PEBBY.
B'pt has distress'no consolation
the woundeil heyt rio soUce I EebhJ
WM. HrHATVVOOD.Jr:
:STFTtfp,RTOGA
j JTiTf5s TTnllaiirtif 1 -Isinrt. to.Vacatea Orant '
XTfTIlEREAS; It apjSears to the satisfaction
T.T, of the Court; that the .Defendant is an
"iLinhabitant Of another StateIt is therefore
orqerea mat puDiicanon- oe maqe- Tor inree
months in the; Raleigh Register, that the. De
fendant appear at the next Superior Court o
XaWftd 'be held for the county of Haywood,
at the Court-house in Wayhesville, on the
first Wednesday . afte the ;4th Monday in
Marchi next, then and there . to plead, answer
or demur,.' othejwisethe .petition y will; be
heard exparte. ' . " . k' ! 'A:yx& '
; J, John j Love,- Clerk of the Superior
Court of Law, do certify that the above is
complete.Copy of the records in my office.
' v r v JOHN B. LOVE, Clk.
; : GATES SUPERIOR COURT OF. LAW;.
ti- L tn:n: '..1:..-- '. -.:r
r ruuentc vv illiquid, j ., ,
Petition for Di-
Georcre Williams, J Vorce;
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that George . Wlllianis has re-.
moved., h im self with out the li m it s of th fs
State, so th at the Ordinary process of la W
cannobe seryed upon him i ;It; is i there
fore ordered, that publication be made in
tlje Edtliton Gazette andvRaleigh- Regis-
iui iiiicc 111U11U15, viiaw, mc. saiu ucu
Williams appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of Law .to be held for. the
county 'of Gates, at the Court-House in
Gates, on the hst Monday after the fourth;
Monday of March 1823,' otherwise judg
ment will be entered. pro confesso against
him, and zzt for hearing ex parte.- ; Vl; i
14 r n.GILLUM. C. S. C g.c:
';' STATE OF NOHTH CAROLINA.
1 ! -Cabarrus County. , ;- : j ! 7
Superior Court of La w, Fall Term, 3821'.
Sarah Bradshaw, J PetitionDivorced
y : vs7 . V Filed at May Terra, ,
E'i Bradsha w. j .. 1821; i. - j ;
rT appearing to the satisfaction, of the
Court that the Defendant, Eh Brad
ha w. is not art inliabitant of "tfiis State
It in therefore ordered thatpiiblication be
m ade. three month s in t he R aleigh Regis
ter ami WeStern Carolinian, that the De-
"R? ndaht appear "a t the next Su perior Cou r
01 Law to be held tor Cabarrus County;
on the 7th Mouday after the. 4th Jonday
in March, to plead to- said petition, other
wise the petition will be heard ex'-parte,
and decreed accordingly. - ' ' t i
JAMES M. HUTCHISON.
, 12 . Cler.
: IN EQUITY.
.1 : Fair Term, 1822; v
Timothy freeman ps. Thomas Freeman,'
Job Winslow and Harman Hurdle, Ex
t cutnrs. - i-V: : . .;;.X. X-
11 appearing to the Satisfaction of this
Court, that Thpmas Freeman is not
an inhabitant of this Stale ; On motion,
therefore, it is ordered, that publication
be made in the Raleigh Register -for three
months, that unh'Ss the said T 10m as
Freeman shall appear at the next Court
of Equity; to be held for the Cuuty of
Gafes, at the Courthouse ia Gates, on the
hrst Monday after the'fourth Monday in
March next, and pldad, answer or demur,
the same! will by taken pro confesso as to
him and heard exparte. 1 ! ! !
V JOHN V. SUMNER, C.M.E,
January 1.- ' 233m
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Ashe CoriiTT. '
Superior Court of Law, Sept. Term, 1822.
Original Writ, executed
George Bower,
- .' . vs.
George Hauk, &
William Hauk;
property to . be found.
John Ra v Sheriff.
.
1 appearing
to the '' satisfaction V of the
Jt
Court,' that William Hauk is an inhabitant
i of another State, it is. ordered that advertise-
! ment be made three months in the Raleigh
Register, for the Defendant to come in and
! defend at the next Court to be held for: this,
County, onthe.third. Monday of March next,
or judgtoent will be entered against him by
default.' ' ' f
A true copy. ' ' - 1
18 Test, D.EAUNEST, Clerk,
STATE pF NORTH -CAROLINA.
bounty of Randolph.' .
Superior Court of,Law Fall term, 1822.
Hannah Hasketn ' . ,
v !tf vs. Petition for Divorce.',
Isaac, Hasket, J - " - . , ;: ,
IT appearing to the satisfaction ,of the
Court in this case, that the defendant,
resides without the limits of this. , State f ;
it is ordered that publication be made for
Rc gistt r, ti. at unless . the -defendant aja-
wiuiiu iiie inree- nrsiaays.oi tne
next i term of this G6iraTpUadiajif
s wrjir aemur to; tne sajqm , .ntnai
the same, be taken pro confesso and Heard
parte. 5 i f- , A :v:;'yv .;i?;:
JiVVOOD.
S T ATE 'OF KOfcTH -CA R OLiNA.
County of Randolph:
Thomas De ve ny.
IT. aprx ariilg to the satisfaction; of the
''Court in this case,' that the 'defend'ailt
f resides vrithout the limits of thU'State : .'it
is ordered that p'ublicatioh be' mide for
three wet ks in succession in the. Raleigh
Register,' that unless' the defendaht ap
pear, within the three tot days vof the'
nextterhi ot thi? Couftrai'pleadit
the same be ; taken pro 'confesso1 dnd heard
es
parte.
ACopr. ;J.WOOD.
Superior Court of lw, flctober Jerm, 1822
v John Craw,;' " pi The . petion of John
!&79?r James Hoi
superior vourt 01 Law ran term, ion.
rMian; Deyenv
' yvsWi T ' & ' Petition for Di vorce
: -"S ' 'Ui---v.; ;;."
netors ofrthw n
" Vvnm id. - . I ' Vi . !.
. . . w... iiiitny aayant
IoiMtuation;whhtuee
A . Ml .
this paper now nPatr.
'esses, tt niw
time, to afford a Koodfieh
it,usemj talent. To !a m in?dspiU
nitali nractif k Wr.
iailsofantin'thei;;
tumty. seldom occurs.;. a? :Pp
by better, addressed to JaH
::tavetteyille:;N:cJTj
STRAVFn
.pRQM the tarnation occ,mw , :
P- Ward near the Falls ofrT
" 51MU "5" ana nas a wild Wv J?
last intelligence hador M V
a few miles east of HaM-i. . "xi
probablche is now wanderinV h''
otrothesubscr'nvinS?
or convey Mm hither hvll'K
M I tiMlUk I1UI JL ami iril-Bi In.. "VC
or othej person that may pass ih;
ShaH,be:wellTewa,deard&
ISAAC NORFIFft
March 4. - H
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LOOK HKRP.i
nTrERTEl fron ihe subscriber V
"Wake county, N. C. nesf rSI?
on the 26thxif February, a NeL
named LEWIS, about 23 or 24 ye, i f
age, and about 5 feet U inches hie'h 5
a darlfi complectirn ; his runtena ce'
sembling much that of; a free Wpro-S
is slim made and well proportioned fiT'
tures and figure much like those of a
person He; took;, with him two pair
pantaloons, ; one darkl mixt, the other
white!woollen, w$ pair thread stocking
one:sbrt, and one nound coat fiiu
f-with black nyarn, and a fine hrn .Hr J
j coat of bottle green color, made by aiii '
- !or,t alsoa twilled blanket with three '
points. He' once ran away and passed a
a free mah by the tvauje of Lewis Petti,
ford and other names in several towns.-
It is believed that he will try tarn ake hit.
c!ucitic uy, waicu or 10 pass in sometnti
as a free man and likely form some con
nection with free. negroes-ialso will ad
doubt try to get into soqie business. Em
ptpyers in opening the Navigation arc
cautioned against hinri and likewise all
boatmen and owners of vessels of any kind
whatever: He. cao tell a smooth itor?.'
but when earnestly attacked cohvictioa
r if ill Ka TioiKIn . ' . - .
Any person who -will deliver said Nc-'
gro to me or confine him in Jail and gire
me notice thereot immediately, so that I
get him, shall be atnply rewarded and all
reasonable exjpences paid,
j: v : ' BENJ ROGERS.
: Marrh 5. 24 tf pSL ,
1 STATfc OF kORTH-CAROLlNA. . '
.;;' ,"' ' ' Warren Cromv. ;:"' -.
i Courtpf Pleas and Quarter Session
i Febru.try'Tfr?n, 1323.
John H. Hawkins, ") Original atucVi
,f ' vs. - meat h v ied on i
William Hi Marshall. J lot in WirfentM
I Tfr appearing to the satisfaction of the
j JL Court; that the defendant has absc-nd
ed. or so; conceals himself.' that the nrdi-
aary process tf law carinot be served na
mm.;. it ts therefore ordered bv the Cocrt,
that notice be given in the Raleigh Re?
gister.for three months that '.lie defend'
f-nt appear at the next Court of Pleasant
Quartet Sessions, to be held for thecoua.
ty . of Warren, at the! Court-House ia
Wjarren ton, on th $ fbu rth Monday 11
fUHE
Hauk,Ievielon one horse ?p ,,tAV K - f M I ? 1 a7-5h
Collar, no other roods or J fe fanal , will be rendered (
him, for the ; amoilDt of the plaintia I
claim, with costs. I V
V 24 - ; C; DRAKE. C.VV.C.C
mHE Race -Horse, Virginian, will rtaoi
"I the ensuing Season at roy .Stably.
Mecklenburg, County, VU. near iFV
Fprrv.'on Roanoke aboutifive milef soul
Ferry, on Roanoke, about,
of the-Courthouse; ana
will beutto
which mar be
discharged, by the payment ot n v
by the first day of July next, M-wtucfr
time .theL Season jwill expire;
gentleman will send six mares or bcooae
responsible for them, the price wJJfic
reduced to 830 each, if paid as ab; ov&- (
One dollar to the Groom n all nstaPr ;
Good and' extensive pastura' ( roBg
enclosed) fend servants board gra s, w
no responsibility for accidents or escapes
though Hhe greatest possible care w
be taken to prevent either, J9t
n Jt cannot vbeeicpected inTO
advertisement, that I should trace
his Pedigree through a long raceoi.
cestors for two or three ctotunes,
been done; by His former owner gw.
ww.iirc f verv best blood W
1 W!
lihdand, Arnerica,bom by . thej t ,
dam side. ; "(See Mr.Harnson tj.
advertisement.) "; .' Iv'i, tci.
letailed.accpunt of hi ?f .
tf .ii.. ,fflriot to say, V -
;f is nougiiv uij -7T:i on for n
4hoghtbimtobet
raised in tni or any iu r" hijfl,
is a beautiful bay. full 'bA .
"ofgreat beauty, fine muscle and ex
bone; and Is rc ,
ri flpottt - and is wortny."1 . -nrt
i,e country H'Jf? 2 1
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