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e FRIDAY, APRIL- rt, 1C. W t t; . f XXCU.. V-r v '(1.30.;, r ; - .
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Tn t impediment in speech. ItJias Deen m ancriieaa jtnron on nisroosra.JrroniJ i aUKiaixavisaiiQa Aoini)any.v;.5 r Vs.
I successful. opei anon ior some.imomns i "vs-vr;;;-. "ZPfri, r t.v?y,'o -r V. - .:-' .r h.
r a - v.; , . .- -ey rnena
ana xne reaieiL.connui;nci; is chict.iai
W'.o s i Tc .HeglsttY r -
V
' f. : 1 publisljedcvcty Fat, by
' " i -' JOSEPII GALES & SON,
; f At Three Dollars pcrannum, or One Dollar
. - antua waw iorusui year rn w-
V ADVERTISEMENTS ' 'v';
Notexceed'mjr siitecn lines, eatly inserted
three times for - One Dollar, vand Twenty
Vis.v Vire Cents for every succeeding puVication:
' "those of. prf Ater lengtn inline same proper-
' tibn:Xomraunicatioha thankfully receW
. , ed.:.-. Letters to . the Editors must : be post
;tue"sday, April ii, ; 1826. .x
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" '0nr Superior Coqrti acljournVlJate
on rnrilaj at ternoii. Mcu inatcrca ior
; tlie Viilin of a slave by whippitis:; and
j maViridcr
last itai.rfrent-)b pres v was acquit W.i
' iernMH'owins to hejnne which ..the.
f ;hegro' Tived after dthe whinntnjj, (he
v Jur.v .'wercv npt!.contiheeI that; U' was
.1 C " 1 the cause of, iii?deati.; 0r, ajinst
M " homr cljargenf Bursary 'ami Grand
XarcenjV ere;prefelfrrd,Hras conykt
Ced of the latter char jmly ; he was
Vv'seHencpil to receive xi rj niAc Jashps
Vh:ch were according yvinflicted,-ami
fcein; unable to pay his . prison fees,' he
aiioweu lo. iaKe ue win oi ;m?uf
:va
t Tenc v ami was discharged.' Pleasant
indicteU ior tlorse sieaun,,was iounu
'gViltr, sentenced alsoj to receive Hry.
; nine stripes and to remain in, Jail until
"'his fee's were paiK :';-The case -from
Bladen,' for Prjirxi-s--coxitinuedw:
i At the .Superior Court of"-Wayne
. ,; LcUV last w-cek; Judge. Uutfin presid-
Sing, a hcro man Bryan, was coimcted
kr . 1 oh the murder of a fellow negro, and
( - sentenced to he. '-'hfeng on the 28th of
, ;pe present monm. , .
It gives us pleasure to state, that by
a letter; recejveu.ims uiornw, r irom a
. friend in Georgia, Wt learn that the U.
-' S- .trops stationed. in the Indian Counr
try, have received, crtlers from, h pad
quarters, to leave; their present situa
tions ait Fort Mitchell and Camp Mor
'gan and 'proceed to Pensacola- -We
; . trutt that the prbpect, ;thus held .tut
bj the General Goverriment . for( the
amicable adjustment of its " difficulties
, vith-Georgia,' will be realized and that
.peace and tranquility will be " restored,
N whereat present nought but disquietude
and confusion exists.
rejected by a majority: yThvelve
speaking of thi? subject, tne Richmond
of Van ani aunorj of wirs.' .The.Dat
on Mr. Vr.nafi 's ne?olution'i certinv coi
eA in anffer.Y On Friday Mr. McD. i said t
nave rnvte a vehoTnent a'tacK pn Messrs, a
ami nd niayiitharpinsf them vith comip
tion,' ami defcrjlvns'.theHter as a nrivate
and political. mMer On fff ?rdsy Messrs.
TinM of K :Tttt Vance of Qb retorted in n
indfjfnant sfram; the former retalKtin? the
charpe of -'corruption nn. th! frends of Mr.
Calhoun brief Reply; of Mr. McD was
marV"d bv irr'at asprifr:. Hels said to hare
declared; th-t bewisb to h-JY nothing to
do hh he uder!traoers cf 'the Secrery
of State, tht he whuid rhe'erfnlly hold hipti.
seTfrnonsiSle to the leaderj bit, that if n's
nndefsrapners wtwiM call him to account for
hs declaratinV"he (Mr McD.t was prepar
ed to .waive all f xceptlohs, and to meet them
mi' the (reldof hoor; "l'.f :;;;, f
Controversies cf tris cHrt onthfffloor of
Cnes are alcM-?atetl to rj-flect very littV
honor upon that ,Hodv Thv are to be de
preciated bv"' everv citizen who; Values the
d?cntv of the holise, or the privileges of an
enrehtened discussmn - . -
fVri w;rt. Attorney General of the
United States, is uppomted Profesfior
f Law, in the, University of Virginia,
Hut it is not believed, that he vvill ac
cept the appointment. ( ,
.V Ry'accounts.just received from. Port
au Prince, President llovpr has issued
hT Proclamation rejecting the-Treaty
lately negpciateti . wini-r ranee, as nor.
beins rin accordance: with the Royal
Ordinance, and the understanding with
the Baron Mackau. '
v The house occupied , by the late Em
peror Napul eon Bonaparte, at St,r He
lena, has ben converted into a stable-
'Sic transit gloria miindu
ed , of.' the infallibilitviof. her system
say s, he has seen a pu niber of Pf
sons 'who were great stammerers before
they7 entered the' institution and have
e er.ince spoKcn witu ptiieti. ease aou
fluency V and he has furtlier learnt froni
inose; wno nave oeen correciey , x;iui u
is. inrpbs'sible.tb re f are into t heir-for
iVer habi tJ" w lien oncer corrected, aticot
ding to this system, aS' it would be for
a person who never liau stammered, to
get into such a habitY, ' --.
"v Groen es werei sold in the Wil
mington market, on the 29th nl t v
Professor Olmsted has ' confirmed.
by- a series of ; experiments in the labo
ratory of Yale College, the ; djscoyery;
thnt a as, affording udegree of ;illu
mination equal to the oil ''gas.i : (of. whit h
it is indeed only a variety) and superi
or to most Varieties, of 'the bituniinous
coals, may be obtained from' , cottun
seed. The gas thus produced was in
ferior to the pure olefiant gas,' as are
the inflammable! cases' obtained jfrom
perhaps every substance except alcohol
decomposed by. sulphuric acid. ; The
kerni ot .t'is hickory nut conies trie
nearest to the olefiaiit, andis but little
inferior the quantity of the gas is con
siderably debased, by using the entire
rfut, the woody "coverjhgpf svhichal
fords a gasVwhich burns, with paler
flame. It was -some time ago cafculci -ied
that the surplus quantity of cotton
seel prduced in il;e United iStates
would furnish 2827,500,000 cubic feet
of illumiiiatiiig gas, Jit'tle , .inferior to
that pnduced directly fr.ni oil. 'fhe
j quantity ofi seetl is supposed , to have
The intelligence from EnglamU by ( been muchl augmented, perhaps tlou-
the late arrival at New York, items of bU during-th last year, ijy the m-
vvhich may be see n i n another col umn
a, wnp, aiter firany enorrsi; -
cedfrl fh i d rawing hi m With I n .the4 Ctr-
cl es of fcia I ind rmliticat elitemeilr. :
terryof Portajge cdun ty Ohio,vhasre.i
cei'itt r been mulcted m 6D0 2dolU rs
damage tor a slander. ii 1 1$ re! bT f tjs lo:
viisePoor 'Fellow i"Be ic
uiuch yewer nave reniaineu iir, vi'c,
T3xyvalf his lite, than toltakelay hejp
mefct who Avill talk i wayjii!? har'S earji-'
lugs tnus.: ; uu uie iongue is, an uifu
ly nieraber, Wliich nolinan can tame.. rAG'
Vheral meeting of the; Stockholders oL ;i C v ' '
l'lhis Company will be held tlve ttonscy
lsbiiry'on thevTbnrsr of RoW
Court-bein? the IStikSay of April nett; f.v-tv ; V .V , -; '
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, . "W'e have received the' first number
I t tne ueorgia 'i7essenger, pnnieu;at
-. -Viacon in ueorgia,( uy r. ivusc oiauc
AVith the latter gentleman ;we are inti-
inatelyj acquainted and . knowing ' that
,3 he deserves the patronage of the pub-
lie, we shall be glad to .act as aj;en.tsr
;in adding: t6 his list of subscribers
om'e of bur citizens. The Editors
Tnave received in, the commencement o
! : their labors, the Jiberal patronage of
. the public, and we , cannot but add the
' expression of our sincere - wishes, for
lthe greater prosperity of their, under-
i ; : One prize of 85000, Jhree ot 8500
' .arid severat prizes of ;B50 in the late
k i; a; -9?ass of-the, Oxford 'Lottery,' drawn in
i r thK prace, were sold in Franklin coun-
Hie sense" of. theT House, of Repre
" 1 senlativcs- has been at lenj;ih,' taken
:r oh the resolutions to amend the Con
. atutiqni and as.ive expected, a Uare
jncjoruy oi me iiouseoi tepregenia-
i ti va has sanctioned the principfe; ; that
f the election of President and ' Vice Pre
Midentof the Uuited States ourht hottb
, devolve bri the Senate andjlouse of Re
.. ' presehtatucs;v reipec'tivyVv iLa more.
BMKie - or uetetmining the
(penient, i
' question, in (lie last resort, catbe'de
iseu. ;tio niawe una runcua numerr,
,v;ouY committeejias; Leeir, onjeruil tu be
C- 7 appointed.;.. The resolution in r. relation oti n ,york,un'der the uptrintcn
'. districtins;thc- tatcs as dcacc .tPa-Mrs;. Lci-hi:ibr uriicuhg
presents a gloomy picture of the cbm-
uiercial.djstfess.whjch continues rb per
vade fhat.'.country" : These embarras
men ts lio we ver,ihough inl i v iduals may
suffer severelyiil I in the. end ' prove
henf'ificiaV, by pQnying.iradeYn.wetedf.
ing it of those illefeifjinatc traders, Who
are n ot c o n t e n te1 $vi th j ogji ng o n : slo w
and iure," but wo are anxious to tak.e
the w6rld by storrn,figure away, make
lare returns, embark in speculations
and all with a viev of realizing a for
tune in a short time, with little labor. "
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rTwo partles in lo"an county, lately
laid a wager as to the, number of Squir
fels they, could kill in six weeks. In
this time, one, party killed ' 2194 and
the - other 1825 Squirrels, thus 'exter
minating 4019 of these . troublesome
little animals , - v..
. Mr. Jeffersons Lottery A; .writer
in the Baltimore American has, com
municated the following extract , of a
letter, just received, he says, from one
oMri. Jefferson's neighbours and
most intimate friends. An idea similar
to the one " contained in . the extract
has;,beeh suggested by the Richmond
Enquirer.' 'jY ;. ' v '
; l Thetickets in Mr. J Jefpersok's
Lottery will come out for sile ?on the
lSthsApril, which , is; hir -birth d ay.' -y
Now my idea is; ,that the citizens of
the United States might relieve him in
the inoat delicate ,way,, by, "purchasing
up the tickets.and : bu tningvthem.-- ' To.
make it more flatterihg, they miglit
burn them on the 4th of July,- and re
mit him the money on the same day.-
The friends of M r s Jefferson v here are
delighted yith wjiat tKe people of ?Bal
titnure are doing in his behalf, and hang
their heads vat the backwardness' of
liisbwn native Arinrihia.!i ?v v7
.v A resolution has been offered. in the
Legislature of Louisiana, for, the' ap
pointment uf a jumt icomm'ttee; to de
vise the most proper means of express
ing the gra titud e of "the jieopl of thai
stiUe .to M r. J efferson,1' thes Jiidi ini hd -ed
statesman, to whom ttieistate ' is'
principally indebted for having-peen
added ;to iheJ great Americai familr.?!
';"v.V-i:.; j-:.-.--. Vi'tV''
. , ie iiiiT(c ucivr uuitceu, ine,instiiu-
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creased culture. of cott oh. $rat G az
Corn: -Corn will now command 81
per bushel in bu r ntarket,' 'JTliis arti
cle sold a Tejvdays ao at-a' public sale,
for . 4 96:.JAhdaJ tnough7'tvlie''Jwer6
but a few barrel Is for Sale, say from 15
to 20, yet veare told, 1rom;20 to 2
persons went to the sal e for the. ;sbl e
purpose of purchasing - Corii. Such is
tne scarcity or ims articievana sucn it
will continue to be so long as our Far
mers overcrop themselves in the article
of Cotton, ahd neglect almost entirely
the most useful staple ot the country,
Corn.EdentonMazet( f ' . ' 7 '
lias .this evetv been- beaten?4r'Slr.
James R. Creecih on Saurday last with
seven laborers only; had 20 Bales of
.CotcTn, very tratidsomel y parked .weigh-
ed, marked and nun bered during, clear
open day lightj . weighing 5, 192 lbs.
averaging1 S02 nO horses or ni u les are
worked at his screw -the ends" of the
Bales" were finished as, soon . asr they
were packeu.io. v; 7
Look Out Counterfeit "Notes'-of the
Bank of Virginia of the denominatioYi
of Twenty Dollars, are in circulation.
They are oft he. letterB and dated the
the 25ih' o f M arch, 1 822. 'Payable i n
Richmond tdjH. Will cox.; ;Theengraf
ving inferior to the-' genu ine ones and
the flgures bidly m&de.iInielUgenl
Ct " a : i -i " '-. '' "... V '. .
v' Co tton. Sales werq made yesterday
a(:lQ' a 1 H etits.V Not much-i how
ever doing in, the article(&; 7 !
'The Great "Unkov? no longer
ttnkn6wn'Ve ' have Veen 7 a letter
from, LondoH; dated e;l4thFerua
ry,f which mentions that Sir Walter
S c oTT.had . acknowl edged himself (u h -der
oath) the Author of the.- ffaverly
Novels. It is a! read v khownJ "that the
auuior oi uiese iveis - was ; a lare
Iii Rowan on th? 23d ult.; Mr."ieremiab
Pottsvto Miss' Polly Foster7l:-,
2ee, bfjtowahi to- Miss Matilda Willianis V
if Onthe 2nd ios C.pt. Andrew M, Adams"
to MissFi ccba Rounsaville, daughter of Air.
Jolm RoorisAvilte. ; . Also, ..oh the same da)',
Capt: Isaac F. Alexander t: Miss Mary King?,
all of IredeUiToanty.; f .t i-'.v.vo
;un the. evemog or tne.jutti ult in Eliza
beth ; ft ity, . Mr. Duke Cartwrighi, , to Miss
Nancv:Scn. - ,f, V "-''V
V In'Ci)Hrlotte pr. 'v David T.' Caldwell. to
M'ihs Harri t pavidson, daugliterf VVillUm
Davidson, E'.q. .. - , V; ..... . ..' v ; 'f1';;' .
l.iv Lincoln coVon theT2Sth ult Dr. Cieo.
F. Gr.iham of Memphis,' V. Ten. to Marti a
Ana Harris. . ; '"'., r-." V:-tr v-?
' In, this . cityj yesterday r morninsr, Mrs
-Smallwood, ah. aped" and most respectable
inhabitant, v Mrs S. had been from, her youth
up, a member pf the, Bapdst Churcli, a"d all
wim, Kntw, 'er, pan D-ear.,esnmony to uer
exemplay piety and christian fortitude.. She
has left a famdy of adult children, tp deplore
her loss. . , 4;':,' ; ' ..'"'''': ',, - t - .'
A so,v on .Thursday last, at the house of
B. U. wmun, Esq. Mrs. Ann HayAvoOd, m
the. 80th year of her age;, and formore than
ye.jr a re dent ot thiscity.
In .this couht)'"on.tlit!,.-3( th u!t. Miss Mary
Ann Stevi nson, fn the 22d year of her asre.
of, consumption, after a'distrt ssing iliuess of
near, twelve months. f j- ; ;s'
In Newb t rn after a short illness, Cant;. Geo
Dixon, Master of J,he Jackft Scliobner Ami
ty, ot t!at ;port; , ,V,
At his residence in StatesVilli. on the 21st
ult Capt; jobei tVork ih the 53d year pf
his ? age. ; ' In t he jdeath4of this 'jman.'j Society
has Inst One of its most valuable membei s. 5
' On the 23dhltjit hjseat-in Du.irn-coun-
ty, atter an iJ mess q 6; da r, Col; SMepUen
Millevaetf B,a5Veteran cf the revliitioni
i ue a-aiit ur nus enuemaB is mucii :menr.
ed bv all who knew;him. The warmth and
stea-iness of his friendship andjcreneral lios
pitality, , were conspicuous , throuerhoiit .his
life, lie was a blessing to his familv, a friend
to the stranger, and in air respects a valuable
citizen. ' ." ' '' ' ' "'v.'"1 "
' ' In VVshmrionCity after a short illness of
tne apoplexy, John 13 Colrm 0; jthat cityi
aged about 48 years. ! ' .7 ' '.
Few men of his time. hate ,bee.n more ac-
uc, ui na yc c ergisfa, more extensive m
flnence on opinion than' Mr. Colvin. Pos-
sessu'd of , firie tafeuts, which were well tnl
tiyated, and always employed, he acquired a j
uigu rcpuiHiUun as a wnitram) a, pomjciao.
. At" his seat near his, place pn:T lesday
evening" last, yen. Geo. Graham,1 aged. 68.
He was buried with hiilitary honors by. the
Lafayette Artillery company, 'commanded' by
Col. :Thosv G. Polk s 1 and ; his fiineral was at
tended" by a large; coiicoiii'se, of ibis fellow
citizens. ''v ti; '.' ' :rn-'s':.-W
Gen.'.Graham was a'revrlatiQnary veteran;
and was actively ; engaged 'in .the service of
ois couniry faunn rne wnoie or, our war ior
Indep'ehdeiiceJr, :.ye.. hope some iie of; the
n umerotis inends a ;.d acquaintances of the
deceased will furnish us a biographical notice,
for pdication ini future, numh'r:.;;;
-uatar&oa Journal.
cation will address Ihem tc I. vv(inore. vr. J- ,
Sccbftheitd'lfmmlteCaeig. V V:' '
Bv ordeHlVirWETM6UES. vf l; ' : .
February -3, 1 826.K?;;v? oaw3m. t t::,v;.- i v ; C ,
: . ;rous if procuring forrteInstUutip : r Jr'i.l .
professor of Mahematlcv ad a Professor bit ' :. 'f: .( . y :
Modern " LaJigilages. r tin the ;latter; nameL ; ; -' r !
Professor, a.afmttar acquaintance with FmncU V-; V '
anOrf$io'aniRh:.sdi8nejmb1eiIhe salary atfV V ;
is S1240V r Until - J ' -! ; ' : wrV
tached if each Professorshio
May 'l5th,1826r tetters On the subject may b : . 4 . v:
adxlrehsed to t; AVetrnore, Jtaleigh,( ; ' '',:'"' I ' V '
February 6j?&Xi $f& 'J : . '" ' " .
.4 ;.
State ofNpV&rf
-- - burrv county. --j..; -' '-
February Sessions, A; D. 1826:
Enoch Stoue & othei-s, i :''::.' 'f.-!;'''''t
1 ' '-A' :ii !''" jv-'''"" tPetidpnfibrpar
Stnne decf d.f Jd'- u-f -
j-that Joseph Sheltoii- and his 'writa Usui.
and NantfvJStoqeV ?
of; the Stafe t it is ordered by the Court that
putlication be made three, weeks in the Rii
leisrh; Register; that unless thes said'J;epn
,3heiton and ljis " wife Usula and Nar,cySone
aom-ar Aour net Court of Pleat & Quarter
Sessions to be heldforhe'county.Tof Stirry, i
creonor 01 lue nouse m t onsiaoie CLi l. Muf'V'u'w!,
cond M0y JI May neart; pleut answer
or demur to said petition t her wise it' w i
b taken.pro coufesso againitthem heard
cxparte, "5 --V ?7 r
. . Test. -'jQ.,MnLLIAUS.rc.-c;S
Co. of Edinburg, which failed some
linie since. ';Tn ;provingAhis claim, ' Sir
AY alter was'obliged ' to ? acknowledge'
himself the author of these works. ?
' r ' : N. Y Gazetted
j w, v 4 (. ; -' .v
The late. Mr, GaiIiard wasbrousrht
into public life' brTriends,X'whose ob
ject was "to withdraw, his attention from
thi; contemplation of an overwhelming
domestic calamity, -overK which, he , 5 bau
long; brood ed in. solitude, ; 'The : youth
ful arid lovely partner Of his bosom, to
gether tVith'ah infant daUghteir perish f
ed 'before fits- eyes in the ; Santee.-H e
was overwhelni etTwith grief ahdgave
uunseii up 10, somuue aau uepair.-r
tie wuui
i . , 47 3w ' - Pr. adv.. $ 1 50
.-';f';'::.';'v,--,;.f
. War v' ComtmhriontTt Office, 7 ,
CJ EALED .Proposids wiRbereceived until
KJ'. the 1st day of July next, foejhe supply
pf ; LIVE OAK TI M B Efti ISor, Jde frames of
Aw Trigdteht cut to moulds one of which,
with 1800 cubic teet of promiscuous timber,
to;t. delivered on or.before' thelfirst day
of Septenber; lbf xt;eachc of the; Navy
XanlstiUoston) NerlTorkam
also, for" nine Live .bait IJ earns fbf a? frigate
tionai imeuigepcer, iaiionai zennwi- . i .; ; ,
Ybrk:Fpmng;Post '
Accounts to be forwanledor payment to thja V: V ' V ' w -Editors
pfthe RaleighH-gister 'y " X. m - .
I'f ORMATIpNis -5'v -' '
I ' present . residence of a.MLenns '"....V. j (, '; ; "-: v '.'
Lemmons (formerly (of Rockingham '.county v '-.y ' '("."V -f-.
No C.);or; if deadV of th reslce "of) her ' r ', v', '
heirS.V;She: was'niarri duringthe.ACTiv tK:
can Revolution to Cabt. John Sum mers, since v i S;. V . ? ','
dead ; after jvhich; iiarnei .MrAlrxan it T il
der Lemons" Or-Lemrhons. O The Jait !-.l-tter- V
nMarch:;18 '
jproptirly trj, !ebn8iderablimount.-ha9'tjilIen'. ;i " . A i V'b;' "s
tb heKorlief heirsAddresstoVlklr. JOHK ! .'7 '
ti HOi . Nb239 Front-strcet; Ve'iy.Tork". v ,.v:V ( f;'.
v'-Marcv i ti &i6iK 4m "4w .v ' - U" -
M Court of Plevs ami Quarter Sessions .v r-' v-'-'f .. C 1
brtiary Te
C-v r-CUCatharinevllUfcf-CY, -:-V'i . '
s The hrirs atJawW Daniel Miller, faf&tfrt'h ':-' -
TeT ' appearing to the Crburtlhat Iorgp Mil- 1 , ; ' ; I
;,Jerpn of the. heirf t laf pahiel Mil-j ,4'V !
jer; dee'di isnot an Inhabitant of vfTiis state ' r! '' A -
fiveiWeeksir. ihV Raleigh 'Ugisterthi-u i
less theisaid George, apot-ar at 4he; next' ; : ' f
QwrtofPleas and garter Sessions to be .'-v.j!;H;;.,V1, ' ;
hyid-for' jLhecoum towh bf V.v, :fl V , ' (
JetterKonon-.thfftkJnd Monday of Hiv nett. , r t v t
and answer the petition; it will be lieard ex-' ; V v -, i ; I i ;
parte. :'v-.V-, THOS. CALLAWAYi Cki , it-iV' f '
.Ipebrusry 15,826, ; " ,f. "38S'j V.V ; V '-'.' ' ' . !
jCi: -'jlutherfoou .. f
- - Coxirt of Pleas and Quarter Session s;" ; s ; - i v f
-hW January VlVfui 1826;VV;; z., c!-': 1!
Danl. -Bmwn 8c Fielding Rrown," r for; "s--'4'-. v ? '
etah heirsVat law of? Francis hpartition.V: '-f--'v'v': 1 .
appearing to me sausiacTion.o mc wmrs . . ' ; l
If that Samuel Bro wji imd Fielding Brpwn 'V: v v " : 5 J
areinhabitantsjcf ,anbtjljeri$ute Ordered; ' rvv f . .-"
thrtffnre.tliatHpdblicatip bev made In the Ra,' . V ' V-" .i' - f t
l.ei;HgUVforVsiirwee1:'vfdr; .fbel said" b ? : j
DanieV'and FjldingiliVown, eh3dTehvan :v r ? '
heirs atLwof ; Francis' -'Brown;; tabe and jip ;;
pear before theJustiCes of our. said County v ,' ' '
Ob0(tr6f Pleat j-'and Quarter SrtsiohVtqi"'Wvv' ,;', ;
holdeivf?r the county "of Rptherrortl;at the vj ; . 1'
Court House hi Rutherfbrtlton, on the - third . - - , X S ' 1 r
Mdnday after the ifourtli Monday of ; MarcU . :
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rodr; cudgbient 'will Veidered , against 'S' ' t
theiiu- and the. inattef there of decreed accor- -vvl r v" h 1
diflgly. - . Xy ' : ; -: ; . ; t . ' ' ' ; i 1
Witness, '.Isaac Cratorf,. Clerk of "our' sk1',VnV. i
Court at ; Office tl)e 2d Monday of Jariuai' ; P..:-r -l'y '
18S6,-M: f ;lSAAC.CRAi;6NC C 'Vt'r.;.v; .
U S;jahiiiyi?essions; 182t)- i l- -Vv.'. :.: - ) '
Drury PagwelJ, John;Rgwbll (M , .v v ; . 1 1 1
3tT;3-vi'Vv-:.f Petifioii i '--v":-rrT.-
bavld RuWlwife; James 4:V -l ' : J
Reavls and wite.Weorge. ftV " !
'ppearinjtothe fisfketion of the CotirtH Vk'4.v- ' 't-v-
Xliat;0avjdusset andltacliael ?.wit,- " I
and Cebrge DeYrcifirrf inhabitants 'of auo-' ',vY J f'; " I -! ii
ther State Ordered therefor :.tj-;f ';; j
tiWlje madc-inr the 'Raleigh-ltegitur for six . v ; ' I
bbaVUutVifelflamesRca h V; v '' V' j !
wife-and Gprge'.DclreIs:, ;-be -ind appear be-'U ' ' K . i ,
fbre theiJustiees of cur next County Courts V v ' '' '-''!
ofPleaa ahd Quarter Sessions, to be holileu , ;H
foVtlib county of Rutherford; at the Cburt-A''j;A - ' ?,
house in Rutherfonlton, on the d. Moaday,'.-; 4--5-?tv'- ,
ahdthere;pl,ead,, answer tr drmu'rV;br judg ; "''." -1
ment';wil'b entered a: :::it ihem cxpattQV -U rf? '. V . Y'' ? J
and made absolute.': ; - -';! -.';l:
-"Witness,' Isaac Cretan, Clerbvof our,-aia:t ',vj- V V-'; . ,
I also, lor nine Live fOalt Beams tor vi tngate Court, aV cfiictr, the 2d l!onIiy of Jar.iarv ? , , . ;
u jic moiiunicss, i ii-saiuv loriol tne lirst class, to be delivered at tne'avT I iS9fi. . . ; ' . ' -. -
da vs JVUh his hat drawn ever Jus; eves, 1 x'ard at Kcw-Vk ' 46prtav . 5 : . ISAAC" CJliTCi i cv. 3T 4 - ! .
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