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I" -J- z if i 1 V i s t 7 . f L. or .r.i'-i v 1. : - mm Oarsare b bUm orralr.eliehtral reace. UoWvoUr party itge td liv tike Brthe.v .i t i A- ' i h - . i. . i..- a- ii .N'.' r j i.- : . .- - "J - -) " v - r ' i-- ' - J-- . iii, ' c . - -, i . i i i - - 1 ' ." vtus-vi... .ij t.7 if V - rrp Rockingham.: ; tv.m'' bf2nveUf - r f character, aad twaS therefore a; d -r--;-:vv,' upthsBconyey 1 oewyiyeuu 4. . V"'fficefu!,J reflection oi the Hftrilfiyof.v . f f!v'; pubj.iihed every Fbibay bjr ( . yioftll''iwrfrteoujd .riot -tSvc-been '-H mxnistrs.lprs of Parts recovered judg 111.- - V U thetag that she suffered it to.remain J , . At Threi Dollars per annum,' or One: Dollar ? v.-and a Half for half year to'b paid in v;.' VS ADVERTISEMENTS:;, V. . . : -2Tot exceeding: ixteen lineneat?y inserted three times for' OnejDollar-and Twentyv :Rve Cents for every succeeding publicationV thqse of. grrater length in the same' proptpr-, . tk)n.Xommunjcations thankfully receiv ed...Letteri to f the Editor must be post - paid.- ..; .-f. r-i : '? ;4 f' T tel - TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1826, w -1 -CASES r Decided in the Supremt Court Tof Jhis : State, at December Terrn9l&25. Lewit Leroy rr. Marshall Dickenson, from Beauf.rt -m Equity.:; 'J Decfeepr Com plainabt with cpstjo be paid by defendant. ;. ' '"r 'A Judgment jrss." confessed by Joel Djclc. ensrn to defendant for a large turn, and kept 'on foot tocorerthe property, of vjpel'from creditors-The complainant had also obtain ed a judent bartia file, against, Joel, D. lleld, that the judgment by confession shbuM "be postponed to the' Judcrment of Compbin ant, and injunction awarded accordingly. k yJohriBoxvmau AdrrCr. f Jas Green fee's Mmt : and others,'. from Burke; ' -: All the; exceptions to the masters ,'rc.. port 'oTerruleilT-rcporti confirmed and decree a'ccordintheretd for Complain antj for S5441 80. Costs to be paid but of "die fond -;3.; r.-c 1: ' -v ; Str eater theirs Nat. Jones others, from AVarren. ' ' --. .';r- , " Exceptions to master's report over ' "xuled. - Decree for Complainants Colquet v. Bostkti, from ' Rocking- ' Reference 'to. the master, to take an account,- -i i';.'w;,i" - '7'' 'OJUmcaffy others ; Edwards Shep ard,' from 'Way ne.'," ' - v ' , y ' - Exceptino pverruIed-Decree fr Com pbmants for 'the sum of ; 83200.-. So rjuchof.the bill as seeks to charge the real estate and slaves which were Tho- mai Edwards' ; with Rents' for Com plainants, dismisssed.. JSach party to par his own costs.', , v; ' ' v-" ; ; , l 'Henderson $; Dvrges, y. Stuarf, from ' Decree that the real estate be sold by i (he master.- : :, ; i- ; 1 "Whether the purchase" money, remaining unpaid is a Hen or not upon lands sold after a conveyance It is certainlv a hen vhere ro . conveyance has been cade, unkss there is evidence that the land was not looked to, or such lien has been abandoned. Held there fore, that where one, Casso purchased real cs tnteand a conveyance was ' to be executed when the purchase money paid, the. vendor had" aJien,upori the estate for the purchase rh ne v.- A d Caaso having mortgaged tfi premises to one. Moore, andhe having paid the purchase money, iieid therefore, tuat ne xnieht tack the monej' paid 'to the 'sum, ad- vance4 upon the mortgage -for the payment i xras for Casso's benefit, as it uischaid the 1 "lien and enabled him to call for the legal title ' Under ordinary circumstapces the purchas r crirotri a mortgagee must stand in his place. Be . aubmit, to' a redemption npon the same terms; - fhr.though he may purcliase for a large sum," . v and though he has the legal title, yet he has 4- " - not equal equity v ith the mortgagor, for be i buys with.notlce. v For any thing which puts a party upon enqiiiry is notice.' i .; -There are cases however, in which a difier' nt nde-prevails, aa wheie the purchaser ad- yancea the money and. takes a conve "ance ftr the benefit of the mortgagor or,his.heirs, and not for his own beoefit. But in this case, the defendant. having taken an 'absolute n. rryonce from the mortgagee, and by . his &n ktr denied the'; plaintiff's rig Ht to rcdeevi, Heh that he mist stand as a mere assignee'of the mortraeeei and must submit to a rcdemp. t titin.on the sarajc ternis and was not jentitled " to the sum actually advanced by him. j i ' S,$rreht6n x. Jordan, from-Pasquo- - :tnk.-v :r t r ; t ? v ' . v Judgment of the Superior Court ; e' . Versed and tha of the Cctv'Court , j ' A shtnff maji but he is not bovnd a, insist , " - ijpon two securities in a bail bond-"1. -If bond -,be taken with one onlv and that oneM ihiiif' v v, xeiau, xne puintm miv except.' ine ona, , , towevevwith one security good,' .either - Marejacias, or an action ot aeni.-v 4- v .An assignment of the bail ibond is not re ' " uimt when' the -suit" i tn'the CountV Court: , the 17th section cf the Court lat (lf77 be- mg cccnneu 10 xne superior uourts. ; : : : ; , ItiS nbt necevsary in Vsct.far against) bail, , . to tate.thc is-jiing Aihd.; return "of cai sa. , agpinst the principal: tLoughthV ''want of such cm. sa. wouta oe a defence tor iiie Dwl. . jruruiuzm v. 4cr,iroii jjcnoir, ... 'ISil dismissed at Complainant' costs A. father, br deed.. trve a'neoto 'Ws I .i.-t"ur;'.and'provideiI, that if shetDed'with- f ourcnuuren, the slave should return to the famif . Tle deed was put in the fatlie''s pos ;.ae&Mon to be recistered t and afterward the r-r; i- daughter, by paroL renounced all claim under . t ..... ; tc eca, ana exonerated rer latfier.trom ati .obfiationo lave Uregisterea; and utho'ris'i ngius. ;t:WM , cia,m. noxmn TOoro ... .J tffli w have caimca) .-.' : - n;v - : Qfrefe. ' Independently of Jims Objection,-if the' Conrt would be, - justified,.; in . setting up this conveyance tor tne &enent pi xne bttndr WITS givmgix amnereni ufjcruuu H" that which the parties intended? : 1 Goodman Y tfrmiste'tcotnChow- an; vr. .. v ,;-v-I Judgment of the Cotirt below affirmed. : The omission of the year of ou Lord in the Utiepf x subpoena; the year of independence being mentioned;, is immaerial.V -The laiter date is sufficiently certain, i vithbut the for mer.' A w-.-j y ay- .'f'--:' &; " PeterMcKeUar, v. A. RBowell, frqm Cunjberland.: -s ''. !-.' iVv-.:- ': .Judgment -affirrn'en." '4i' ;i 'i ..jV' ; ; The record of a.recovery against .a Guar dian i3 not competent evidence' against his r curities'y in an Action hrouht by the plaintiff in that recovery , against the securities to 'Sub ject them upon the guardian bond for thejde fault of then: principal. y ' A ' , ' -The Governor y. Henrahan $r others, , from Beaufort. . ' : f ;( , ' , v' Joderhent affirmed. , h ' , ' -.,', ' An action . upon a sheriffs bond ; ' plea the statute barring actions on' such bonds af ter six yearsreplication, a. promise within three years, f Held, the rephcation is a. ler partitre from the fdec'arationfor the prom ise, though ft may rmke the party liable Jo r- 7 "4 - r . j l. an. action lounaoi upun it, uucs nuncsiui thelriffht of -action on the bond; for to Mat the lapse ox - urae, is, oy iac smiuic, powuc : -Dm on denu ofTaiern and, Baxter, v, Paine and Sawyer, from Pasquotank Judgment aifirraetl. , I i ' frAa are the termini' or boundaries of a Grant or Deed is matter Of law-- If here these boundaries or termini are is' matter of fact. It is the province ofthfe. Court to declare the firsf, that of v the; Jury to ascertain the se cond.? . Where, natural objects "are called for and course and distance gif en, the former are the termini, -ana tne latter are mere poin ter or ieruides to the former. Hence, when the natural object Called For is. unique, or nas properues peculiar xo iiseir, course nu distance can have no, effect But,'' whete there . are .several natural objects answering the description, course and distance may be adverted toC to ascertain which is the object designed In which case they do not contro a natural boundary, but merely serve, to ex plain the latent ambiguity. . ' - '' ; 1 . Governor, use of Allen, v. Barclay, from Northampton. ' Judgment affirmed. ' ; 7, 1 v 4 ' JFihon v, Myers,' from Beaufort' " Judgment atnnned. i . . ; . J A" petition" was filed for an injury to lands by a mil f-pond, against several ;defendant a trial was had and verdict taken - for- the plaintiff and judgment against all, the defend ants." One, of the defendants was theri dead, and a Vrifof error was brought for this error in lacxv , vjn xne reiurn 01 uie writ a niounn .was" made.in the Court below to amend,' by entering a nolle proteqni as to the defendant who jwas dead,-' as of, the term at ' which the trial "was. had. ' The - motion was allowed on payment of costs, and the writ of error dis missed.. On anneal to this Court held, that the Court below wee'Vight, irt allowing the amenumem, Iur 11 wuuia nave , oeen ax uie . 1 . rJj. u i -1 it.. trial c matter of coime. The injury for which Hie. action is orouni is sun a ion, xnougn tne act ot Afsempiy nas given as out erent remedy from thai existing at common law. Hade stall 4 wifey. Ppwelx from Bi tie. ' : 1 ' -'t'jr i f'r.ft'..-.'.1 uer , Decree in the Court below reversed and cauise remanded for further, pro- ceedin&sV The act trivinir power to Courts of Eauitv to order sales of real estate for the purpose of parxiuon, Girecis xe prwecu i, . uicu- in fants are entitled to be secured tp sucli in fant or'hw real representatives. Hence, such r . ' a -1 - 3 snare or tne proceeos is xo pc consiaerea as real estate, and if, the infants die before ar riving at age) the heir at law will succeed to it, and not the personal ;represectative. But if the infants arrive .at fujl age and then die, whether the heir at law, ill be entitled, rancre. ( V: r";'" i?r'C 'vS ' : The Testator executed a paper "writing" in form of a Trust Peed,, and on the same, day made a Will referring to the former paper. .The?p'urpose of which was clearly a disposi tion of tis estate afr death. H Y was oire of theVTruitees and Ex'rs and aiso one of the pnly wo subscribing witnesses. The Trustees were, directedto -retain out of the funds which they should receive, a comperi satidn forthcir trouble. The testator bad both real and personal estate,' all which: his Trustees and Exrs were directed, to seD. Atter tne aeatn ot JbUhson, Jj Y released,' &c all his Claim;"' &tv -'-V.- j' ' VThe presiding Judge in xhei court befow held, the twer papers to rr.ke one .viH. and tu,t - well executed to pass real estate, v On appeal to this codrt, held ,by. two- Judges, tlat thetwo papers are; both testamentary and make one disposition. ,One Judge contra. But held by all thiTt "the will ia not well exe ctited.VThat D Y the ' witxess, had such an interest in f ho lands devised as ws contem plated by tlie act cf 1784, and that when such lnieresx ciuis ax xne xirae 01 auoscnpmg. no subseveiit Klesse ynXX avad. -I- rC V levy Teturne upon the ?. ; i ne cxettts. in -the execution U?n paid the plaintiff inee- it. - ...-: . .: cution. (the present defendant) the whole tlebt- j. mis .action was oruugui gmi-ij defendants as administratorsto; recover" the commissions Held 1st; that under Uie act of 1784,; the SheritT is entitled to the com missions though no sales "are made, the ser vice required-by the act being substantially performed ; hut held 2d,' thatthe acjioncan npt be agairtst the .deTendants'fn their repre sehtatfve character. V And held further, that the power of amendmeat gven tohis : Court does not extend lp: amending the proceed ings, so as to niake them 'against the defen dants hvtheitNOwnJright, for, the power ex tends onl v to such amertdments as might have been madeby the Court below -after final judgment 'But no; tubttantial lamendmetnt, seems) sliould be allowed-in this Court, for every such amendment should be accom panied with leave to defendant to vary : his pleadings, and where are the new Jssues to be tried .VvThis Court is strictlyU. Court of Error:, -slnd such" amendtnehts presenting a new case and requiring new pleadings, should not be allowed here. .1 , sj,W - ( Truett vi Chaplain, from Tyrrell. JudgmBiat 'reversed i and new trial a warded; ; . ; ' Brady V; JVilson, from Moore, i Judgment affirmed. , , ' x r :.To Charge a man with burning an outhouse not parcel of the dwelling house, is not ac? tionahle. :v . v " . - ' 1 ' 1 T ; Morgan y. Purnell, from v Halifax. Judgment affirmed, , ' ' ; Pride v. PulUami from Wake, i Judgment affirmed. ' , r Stamps v. Graves, from Caswell. I . Judgment reversed and new trial awarded. A variance between the writ and declarH- XlOIr, Uie nrsv . uciug in ucui iuc iauci in as sumpsit, is fatal even after verdict: A'note not assignable within the, statute cannot' be declared on; the 1 eonsideratiorf. must be. set out andithe pote can be only evidence tp.the iurv.' "Where the contineency on which the payment is promised is of such a kind - as shows no benefit or injury to the parties,-, the note u 01 itself , no evidence ot a considera tion, but proof must be '. given of it aUter- the note. ;r".' ' '(: - ; ' - '- , '.". " '' Spiers ;yV 'RobartPs : ':Admr9: :ftoai llerttoru. . . Judgment affirmed, ' i: - j Same point as in Brocket tr. Toscue. t Jarvis' others, vl- JPiattlfy others, from Perquimoris. -f i ''- Jj: '.u Devise to A: for life, and after hia death to the h eirs of his body lawfully b egotten, to be 'equally ' divided among them and their are words of description and not of limitations Banner v.'MacMuvray & others, from New trial granted, v ; C j - . .Case made up after the term by the Jude below an,d sent to the Clerk of the Court be- jo w : xnis xacx appearea upon ne UJert' cerr tificate, and there were affidavits shewing that the Counsel for the appellant had not con sent to the easel The Court will not notice the case, , but will award a; new trial, to have a case properly, made up. . , ' .i v, ' fDevereux . v.r Cape Ftdi ,j5anZ:,t front Wake.lv r- v':, : This was an iniunction bill, and the answer having come' in, and being very long, there was nut time to hear the bill and answer in the Court below.'' By consent the ca$e was trans mitted; tV this Court.' ' Held,: that the Court has jurisdiction of the cause, ; 2 Xiff. Sims Allen v. Graves 4r Key, from Caswell;;.-'? KeterreajQ the uierK to take an ac count,' and orderetl that Defendant Key deliver up to the Clerkf thisv Court his bili j of sale ''from the' Complainant Sims. 1 to; be cancel led. r ; 4 U; -. ":S Stedman y.-JRiddick, from Gates. ; A right to a slave adversely held by anoi ther, cannot be assigned so as to pass the le- pd tiUc to the assignee; It is a.mere 'chose in action, and is, at law, incapable of assign ment fJ ..t -X v - :?ir t,V;i:ft:: j Dozieryi Simmons9 Et?tu from Cur rituck. ; i : -k--; . 7-1;" '-: " ; Judgment' of Couttf below affirmed. - A discharge by a magistrate , upon a war rant for felony, is prima facie evidence, of the' wan i oi prooauie. cause a,n scuoa orougux byjthe defendantNagainst the prosecutor for k malicious prosecution.' ' In such action the defendant may give in evidence that after the prosecution instituted by h7m,the character of PlantihT was'bad, xipon subjects unconnect ed with thes felony for which he was prosecu ted. " It Is competent in mitigation of daroa gts. , , , Mcaure? :Exn tV iliffer. from R)utherford. f .l1 ; r Judgment affirthedv- V''ivV ' An action forsrductiorr of -the plaintiii? daughter, is net an action concerningjroper.f 1" cTtUr Acts ot AWCin. iVturned uoon the 5 The deffts. in v 'Bostick v. Rutherford,' from Ru ther A; Judgment , rerersed and t new -trial ? Alexander. y-' Clark M Springs ; , K warded;- r V s C -"Same point as that in McKellar lv Bowelh decided at this term. vi l j " s,; ZTayloris J?x9r9 yZiicas others, from Chatham. Ai,si , c " - t Jecree oeiow reversed. -k - Taylors Ex'rs. n y. jpanneU $ wife, from Granville. r: y , Decree for 4 Cbmplai nan ts 'according to Master's report, with costs; v J State v. Antonio, from. Craven. i Judgment Naffirmed ' ' , An alien is not. entitled to s a jure di medie- Stofe v. Alexander; fromVilkes.' Jurtcrment reversed, ? 1 afe v.'Pi3rfe,fromi Wilkes. , Judgment reversed as to corporal pun ishment - ' ' ; fc V Same point as in the State v. Kearnev. der cided at a former term. A ' s f j " . i Stale y. Justices of Lenoir, from Le loir;- - - ' ," y sustaining the demurrer affirmed.1 muie v. oanaers, irom vonnsion. Judgment affirmed! r - J J tStatey. Twitty, fromXincoln. . Judgment affirmed . . ' . ' The Governor's power 0 pardon under the Constitution 'extends1 .to the reniisaion ' of part of a pecuniary fine. ( x i . A shocking affair took place in War- renton on the 15th instant. The facts are said to be as follows ; Thomas H. Christmass wasUtandins at his tavern v. . I.-. .- '. v.- j. i c v. . door'about the middle of the day, when Dr. Stephen Davis,! without any previ- ous nouce, nreq nis gun upon mm irom an opposite store door f that Christmass on receiving the shot," retired id his sii-ling-room-rutjndingVhimsel from the loss of bloody and believing he was dying, he mide for. his wife's apart ment,v V?hen, ; on his passage from one om ! toihef oth e ed the other barrel of his gun npon- Himl He was then conducted to his chamber? The'first information ,we received was, thatChristmass was killed jbiat we have sincedearned'that ''co'tniWairvex pectation, ' he is in the opinio of his Phyiciabsconyalesclng As this af fair 1 wi 1 1 most , 1 ikely- become i a matter of legal investigation, -we shall forbear maki hg' any com ments upon it x though we cannot help expressing our regret diatnch'atate of things should exist m a small community like that ofvVVar- renton, as to produce so flagrant ah out rage on all the roles of civilized society Since .the abolishment of religious tests in the Statejbf Maj-ylandj,: by which the Jews m" common with their fel low- citizens ha ve been ad mitred to. a parti cipauon i in me oraces oi iciyu govern merit, ; North-Carolina has been rde-;; nounced as more intolerant even "than .that IState, disfrahchtsirtg hot only Jew j but Catholics f We - observe uKeiiact reiterated ; in a tetter addressed by isisnop iSNGLAND, jo Jl rK 1 json, ; tne fearless advocate of equal rights in the Maryland Xegislaturev in? Which he re- turns nis manKS, iortne aecuieti sup port he gave to the Jew Bill.' It is true,' as stated, mat pur ionsutuuon contains thli disqual ifyng - clause ; but it is and always has been a dead letter,; anof wil I no doubt be expuiigedwhenever an op- poftuhity occurs for so doing. ' Ve fe - couect put one instance, jo wnicn even an attempt; has been madet the prbvision.ofthe.ConsUtutfori fn this particular, and Xin that one,' the effort was fruitlew "CWe allude tajthecase of lcrco& "fr; who moveu j ior - on .tuegrtjunu, r- uiai-ne disbelieved jn;ftheilivine ifi!n Uibritrof the Kew-Testimehti5la quen t appeu on the occasion jluzj r.be found in most .of ihecompilationsjof MpuIarMechesliow in; toei In numerous instances uavioiica ? nave been eletteeffkna lwc'tifneoi;ies- lators without molestation, 'and -have fiiled;"varioufiWpa inBllandj th0 Jislatorc bad the bte feature can be erased only b? a Con roost assuredly oe done. . . ; 1 The Packefc'AIanhattam Irdm Liver '? . . v. pooli "arrived at 'New-Y or! on ihe lth jasti and 'brought London papers to the.' , j 6th ultJThe Cott6n.:market was ilull; 1 and the &Bce had declined a farthing in , - ' the: pound.'. Letters from ; Gibraltar , siaie, mat square rcu yesacis nau i.i : il. . rr L . .1 .. . F.. I I,' been driven ashore in the gsleof thtfth fyA 4 v 1 V. andSth of.Decemberiyrt -' were totally lost The Emperor fCon- i , '; , f stantine had. not arrived a Petersburg . 5 '" " v V - hut was dailj, expected. AH the pub', - ;' .V , lie functionaries had taken -:the oath' .VrV'' ;.: allegiance to him. r - - - A; k v'vThe. trial of JndiH Chanmnrt-hfPiinn. Vv ' A has resulted miiis acquittal ,of all the .'' ' ' ) 1 - charges preferred against him. vr f :'i . ' t ; UNITERSrrV or,. -.. ! . i. . . j- V--' , ,W.l' jr i ' 1 fPHE Committee of Appointment are dct'v mi; rout of procuring for tbe Institution, 6 r Professor of Mathematics, )and alrcTCssor ot V ; Modern JLanguages. ' ,ln the,' latter - named V' Professor, a fitmiUar acquaintance with Prench ' . and Spanish is indispensable. The salary atr f. tached to eacKProfessorship is $ 1 240 J . Until May 15th, 1826 letters oil tlie sobject may be addressed, to I; Wetmorei Kaleigh, if . CP I li" .- February 6. - ; , - ' ' 32-t 1 May,4 i. To be published : once a week , in the : Na-i " . r tional Intelligencer, Nit ?6nal Gaiette; and Nt;; York VEiehin; Post, until Kl ayvlitv 182G.- A ;v Itutherford County. Superior Court 6f Law, 0ctoberTerin8ZJ l- '-.i ElizabethBurirev, v.'-vvv;-r -''U - Court,' that theiDefendant Elizabith Biirgc, ; '. S not.an inhabitant of this State: It js tlierew? ; foVe ordered by.e Court, that publicatioa ' be made three months in the ltaleigh ReguK' Iter and thefCatawba Journal, riving' noticv -.' to xne ueienaant tnat sne De ana appear a the next Superior COurt of Law, tobe held ' for the county of : Rutherford, at the Court - v' House in Rutherfordtoni on the SdMonday after the 4th Alonday, of MartAtcxt,,(thea.. i and there "in answer.' oleadx or' demttr lo aaM ' . ' Accounts to be torwarded for payment to thft '.-i . ' '; : . r . V Editors of the, Italejfo Begff er - 0. ' ,' petjti6n,otheLwbe it.illbe taken pro conr '.'y lesso ana juagnrent.accoraingiv, ;,uixness ; . James Morris, Clerk ofaato Court, at office 'iTi-'ti ' ' th&3d Monthty afier the 4 th Wday of Sep? V - ,". - -ternber. 1825 arid in , the 40th year cf to V y ' r'vf ' . I Independence df"the-Uiuted.Statcs.'C"''y'.'f ' - ' i f y---":?'? JAMES ,MOItUlS,Xlk.Vi' ;'':"?; rv b-waVl J--' IfcV ?t v.'v;-jLT ) rTlHE subscriberintendinfirto remove from -JL this State," offers ;at .prfvate'.sale,, the , pTantation(where he resides, generally kncmn- i ; v. by the name bf Tyson, containing about 975'-.'; ? best in this section of the state ' they of a large two story ,DwejUing-house,' an ex V :p -cellent Kit chert with three rooms & three Bt&y places; a two storyStore House;' Warehouse, acres ; parcel wiiicji is nrax ra.ie iik ior iuc-- .. - ,; eultlvatiqn. oT f otfdf);" conv wheats 8cc."-. i-Tb':'; -r Q ' . improvementa on said land are eqoal to thp t:'. ' '. ' -,; Smith Shop, a: large. Barn, ;vStablea,:riegro-f-" ?' houses ana many useful Outhouses, ; together, t , .' with a valuable Grist Mill, (new); which fc?r v ' materials; worKmansnip, ana . penormanccf -can bear competition with. the b est in the : state ; a Saw Mill, also new, a Miller's house, 'i two stories with three fire places, and a. very Public Perry. -v Hiis property ''. lies on tha east aide of Deep JRiver, in fhe counties cf Chatham tnd Moore, on the mainVoad f rotza ' ' Salem to t'ayetteville,' and within 41 milea.; : of the, latter. place. :-MTie, Grist Milium z situation where it' always has, and - must con than any other in this part of the State, and . V " ; , T the annual value for many'y ears past (exclu wye of the Sw-Mill and Ferry)- has beeo ' , f?om 8oato$l00. r v -.r.W7.: f ' tAlso about-980 acrej,of land -witliin ftT r ; t V miles 'bf.the abmc mentioned farm. principally on the north tide of Deep rier i -Chatham county, part of what is termed htz ' f.c Gulf, and adjoining the lands of IIr;Gebrg ; . Willcbx s On- Chia there Is va-cbmfortabli vl Dwelling house with three fire places, a Storo r ; house and Warehouse, and other: convenient. buildings, Orchard,' &c '-.On this land, about State, -.This farm is adapted to .the cultu ts of Cotton, Corn, Wheats Zee. an.rxcellent r.t'J Stanayior a xore or tne transaction oi any , public business. Possession of either or botht ot tnese situaiians pan. oe naa at any; winci t or 800 yards from the nverf i$aS!onc Ccc.l ' , : . ; t ; : Mine believed to be of the best quality r.JLffi.t. p'.' ; ; inexhaustible. Borne i-tunarks othis Jtne , f'r : ' may be seal by reference to Professor Olm v IV, v , , ; stead's pamphlet . on the ? Minerals 'cf thia.. , . 1 " v . c . t . ;. ' I t r . .1 1 1 A 1 ;.4h- V f- '. i t if- r'.. 1'- 4 "I. V" ; 1 ' t - .'vv "v. - , 7 vV i .',V , ,1.. . ' i - consist ; .? 2 and? yearswtH be given. !.App!7b.;p.'' .v . ; : - ? 1 ' . 4'; JOIIN-.TaS02It JrJ;, 'iy';', ' : ; TywnX Deep tiver, Jtote county,' N. C7 . ; -j4 i . . c . ? 1 - ' J ' " , ' ' .- l t .' ' . j:. .v ''imAv? :.--v i:T.: 7' ' v -. v -.
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