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-r V :'r--: MRmCAMMMAETTE; ;' ; ' '. ;: .::V;::Vf.:i:.
, 1 ssv. , ! ' 1 ' ' ? ' ' ' ? Mt7ww'4by pmrt,Hte to n like brother t." , . .. t . , , t Z.'.Ji??
Is pubbshed crery PmATt byfc ,
l - c Joseph GAtiis St son,
At rec 11oltoeinnuin, or OiielJolHr and
Half for half a'year to be paid m advance.
Kot 'exceeding sixteen, J'mes, f e
three.inefor ;One Dollar, and
rent's far evenysucceedmG: publication. , l nose
ofgreaterlerisrtb h saroe PTtVerf to
nnat,on thankfully receive l..Xetters to
J the KditOTS must be post paia.
TUESDAY fM
.27, 1827.
The Board for Jlnternal Improvements
met aifiyetteyi & the
'Cape-Fear Navigation Company held a
- meeting onlfe iamrday: Xftef finishing
their business on, Saturday, the Me.mbers
. of the former Boanl proceeded in the Steam
Boat Heririettadown the River; In order
to take aviewf tbf River and of he work
aqingon below Wilmington. Measures,
We belieVr'Were taken at this meeting for
muming the exertioVis of the Cape -Fear
Company to remove any which
may yet-remain 1 to a free navigation be
tween etteville & Wilmington. Which
being effected, the attention of the Com-
i'riv .uiiit thon he onten to the ODeninz of
the River above FayetteviUe.
V - '" ' '
'The candid acknowledgement of the E
ditort bf the Star; that they cpmmitteil an
umnnfionai error in announcing the elec
tion of DitffGrzen as Printer to the Senate
nf the United States, is Quite sufficient
We have always . known, that belief is
very T much at the service of inclination,
eyjn in much more important concerns than
! the politics of the hour. The Star in say
ing that, the Editors of the Register f may
take an interest which we do not feel,"
say tHilyt nd they must acknowledge, it
would be strange if we did not.
a great developer of bidden things, and the
speit session of Congress may probably un-
. w . ' . i i .i
I ravel me mjsiencs oivncias.. Ei.vncH.cau
tiipe', so far as respects Duff Green,
Regist er and the Star are at peace.
the 1
The Rev. Colin MIver, Of FayetteviUe,
proposes the two monthly pe
riodicals under thetiiles of the Evangeli
t: Museum, and j the 'Virginia and
North-Carolina. Presbytjrian Preacher :"
the former to be a miscellaneous religious
journal ; the Jattei to consist of. Sermons
by Ministers of the two States designated
in the title. M r. tver , is known as the
Editor of the, Southern Preacher.,"
Wneyatds. Perhaps the cultivation of
te vine is carried on to greater extent in
Pennsylvania, than in any other State. In
' one county, we perceive' it stated, that there
are twenty-seven Vineyard s, prod u c ing an -
xinally abotit 400 barrels of wine. Cut-
tings oi tne y ines are soiu ai miny uouars
"I -7'T-- A. Ai". I II
-per thousand, iand ihe cost of setting out
ah acre, including cuttings is about 870
We hope this species of cultivation vill be
cxtehsively tried throughout the whole
countrv as. nothink will tend so much to
remove the curse of drunkenness with which
as nation, we are scoureed, as the predo-
fninancc of the use of wine oitr ardent
itiirits. J It will be recollected, thatat the
. . : . . i ' ' -
late session of our Legislature, a tract of
A n " l 1 ' til B
3UU acres oi iana in wiiKes countv, was
given to a native of France, who has loeat
etl himself there, by way of testing the
sutiaoienefa oi ourcumaie jor ine growxn
of the vine. We wish him all the success
which h eqterprize deserves,
A new paper has just made itsrappear
ahce An MurlCsborojigh,' in thi.s Btate.---Tlie
Editor espouses the cause of General
Jackson. ' T ' - '"( ' '
t -A 'he nrejaeri were working at; a fire
in NcwOTork about a fortnight sinci?;
the itomicjek of the building fell Upon three'
of them, & precipitated them to the ground
adistanc by which they weVe
so much hurt two of them have since,died.
And,, at a fire in Baltimore, a few days
since? two men weicrushed to death by
the falling of a house, : it ir . fc
Such is the regularity and speed Of the
packetlr
this portsSayt the, jUtccbooI Mercurythat
American venison is no unusual dish iit the
tables of manyol our, townsmen . v t
1 he ram Hy xmnrovin taate4fnr I
j .
lure.untUcieuceUntfi
urts ttf cultivate thcra, ia our eonatryiare
ARCH
: " - ' M
amoDg the most gratifying indication! of J ttiiiaU.' The trial : JasiMlpwards pf
lnorl clvflnrpmnt. in whatever canM'urteeA hour and resulted iji a verdict f
WeVrenh, felicity and trae glory to af'W ,rUn 5jat umiy sentence wa, P"i
give a.rengtn,. ipHClij fj ann irue giory u noanCedf him and he U to beeteCUt-
IB 1 " -.- ' I
nation An pviaence or inatiasie ana e
efturts 18 atturdeu Dy me increase 01 iiie 1
rarv and Philosophical Societies TheseUnd who was implicated in the same mur
establishments arising from the love of
.eamins, become then,Sel. a new cause
for promoting it, and, increase the source
from wnicn tney spring, ur tnis cna i
racter is the Columbian Institute of New Tork March 19.
the City of Washington- ' The last Na- '. Tie Hamilton j Captain Bunker, whicb arnv
. , ... ,. i ji ed yesterday, saded from Liverpool on the 12th
tional Intelligencer mentions the delivery uit. anrha furnished papers three; days Uer
nf a Meoinir hpfare. this hodv. hv Jude than before received. By the subjoined ex-
rranrh. af th I. if .H nK.rtPr nf thehWit appears th W.me further important
late John Adams, who was a member of I
the Institute. The Intelligencer says :
It is no ordinary praiae to -say, that although
from the numerous eulogies w hich have been pro
nounced on the lives and services of the two il
lustrious philosophers and statesmen who finish
ed life's career fln the late Jubi ee of otir Inde
pendence, the theme miht have been supposed
trite and worn, vet. both in matter and manner,
the discourse of the learned judge produced, on
the judgment and feelings of his auditors, im
pressions deeply instructive, and pathetically
touching.
As, by a resolution, of the Institute, it is order
derejl to be printed, we shall have hereafter an
opportunity of spreading some extracts from it
in our columns, which we are sure will be highly
acceptable to our readers. In explanation of the
distance of time from thedecease of the venera
ble subject of this memoir, beiore it was-pronounced,
it is sufficient to say, that it is a custom
of the Institute to Rive some ascount of each of
its members on their decease; but the -'public
commemorations of the same subjects in various
bodies, and the particular occupation of the In
stiutte and its members, rendered this delay, in
the present case, unavoidable.
In these time& of affected phraseology
and diffusive verbiage, it is refreshing, to
meet with plain good sense in excellent
language, and adorned with that degree of
liberality, which bespeaks the true christi
an. Such is the proclamation, for a gene
ral fast in the State ot Maine, by Gov.
Lincoln, brother to the Massachusetts Go-
vernor. W e annex the document enure,
for it deserves recording as well for the
beauty as the brevity of its composition. I t
follows; . - !
I rt-xommend to each citizen to observe the
day as a cJimtian if he be under the lunuence
.f tQ bunigh h in error to correct
it if under obligations to otht-rs, honestly to
discharge them r- it aware of animosities, to ex
tinguish them.; and jf able to do any benevolent
act to any being created by the Almighty Power
to which he owes, his existence and his faculties,
to do it.
And, with a conscience thus prepared may we
visit the Temrrte of God to worship him with
that humble and happy dispos.tipn which always
belongs to piety and innocence ; beseeching
Him that th religion he sent by our Saviour may
not be perverted through the pride and preiu
dices of sectarism, but may universally receive
the homage of a correct with and Good VVoiks.
Especially, I recommend that, bfing members
of one erreat communitv. we unite as Christian
Politicians, so that we may render perpetual the
peace and prosperity of our Country and ot this
btate.
A curious proclamation was issued in
the reign of Kig Hnry the Vlllth : that
women should nut meet together to babble
anu taiK, anrt mat an men souuiu Keep
their wives in their houses." Barbarous
11 t
clays : how happy are wives
who live in
this age of civilization ?
At the recent session of the Massachu
setts Legislature- an alteration was made
in the libel law of that State. As it now
stands tne trulh is allowed to be given in
evllencN but such evidence is not to be
Jsiincation, unless the libel was published
w& goou nionves. i?ormerly, in Massa
I t 1 1 . i . ...
cnuseus, xne raw resemDied the English
I Qlainln x m V. o ..V.? i . ' ' . . .
statute on the same subject, viz " the
greater the truth, the greater the .libel."
H;j t-. r .r . .
Horrid mMrcr One of the most shock-
ing acta of murder which stain th rata,
logue of crime in this section of the coun-
ui. wm rimnii rn nv nia n.fm. . i i
person of Mr. John Hamlin, nf I.nnaiiK,.
nnnrr. VI'"aZ"P
inct.nt I, vT! J & . "
instant. It annnara lht thn m.i..lt. r M
li Z ---fr."" ,miu. mci ui iwr.
H. had been in .contemplation for more
than twelve months. Availing themselves
of; the absence of the overseer, the negroes
carried into effect their horrid tfesignfirst
bv,ch.g;him o death, and La in a
brush bre, prepared fsr burning tobacco
plant patches, they consumed his body ;
and to avoid detectian, literally pal verized
his bones, streweil them in the field, and
ViBj.' - ir
turned thm in witK VnInnk xt
KnZlX:? t:r"-
lin wasan enterprizir. and intelligent far-
mer, whose death will he much regretted
uj uiv cioss yi iHB community particular-
ly, and b sioctety generally. Seventeen
of the negroes, clutrged with the offence
ha coinwVtM, to the j,U
COUB1V tu await, their trim h,fr ,
- : -m-w .UVVHU
y wuri wue impaoneuea on Monday the
IMosumtrelritfeX'
At the Superior Court held in this nlace L"3BW " ' W
last wlr . Ka W.. T. .11 LiC- hl dealings he was pure and honest IllsdUpe-
the Hun; Judge,Nowoorf $rt- .lUiwa? such as gahioi thVeSSS
siding, came pn the tnal -of Seott Jluegro confidence of all; who knew Mm hii death
g 9W Jw.ng te ASimeor. Cochran ,of heiorigregrettei partTcnlatly by that ciri
Pet son county, for the murder of VVilliani cH-fiih- lnfTith7whon lie usually 'a
n . t t . .
on gatorfay (he 1Qth-f Majnext. land
peter, also- a slaT of Simeon Cochran,
ler, was acquitted by consent of the coun
'S??
in rne evinence. cluisuutv jnecarrusr. 1
.1 .1 ri.t-n l.j .
- - - - . -
t.XTf.st prom EUROPE.
successes tisve been .pnwneaL.oy in uretv
and that the hisurrtction in Portugal is nearly
suppressed.. ' '
The sales of cotton at Liverpool, from the 8th
to the 12th February, consisted of only ?QO0
bales, and the price fell daring that tujne from
1-8 to l-4d per pound.
SUCCESSES OF THE GREEKS,
Letters from Trieste of thei 14th January an
nounce, hat Midulis had attacked the Turkish
fleet neaf Zea, taken two corvettes and 3 brigs,
and sunk or dispersed t e remainder.
Letters from Zante of the 9th of January say, ;
that Ibrahim being entrenched between Modon
and Navarino, was 'attacked by-the combined
for-es of Colucotroni, Kititas, Gcneusf andBot
zaris, 3j000.sii"ong The battle was bloody, and
the noise of the cannon was heard for five
leagues. Ibrahim, at the head of 8,000 men,
endeavoured to beak through the .troops of Ge
neus, but was repulsed with loss, and, aftcr an
action of five hours, his troops were driven into
Modon, leaving;l,200 kille on the field, a great
number of wounded and prisoners, 14 pir ot co
lors, eight cannon, and 100 horses. - f
Another letter from Zante, of the same dUte,
says it was reported tiiat Kedschil i Pacha, after
having been beaten in Euboea, had perished in
'a bloody battle ; that the town of Caristo had
fallen into the hand- of the Greeks, and that Mi
aulis had again beaten the Egyptian fleet be
tween Candia ind Cerigo.
PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
Lisbon, January 27 '.
The pacific resolutions adopted by the Cabi
net of Madrid, have been announced by a Spa
nish courier to the Count de casa Flores, who
was ordered at the same time to communicate
them to the Portuguese Government.
Three of the English ships of the line that
were in the Tagus have sailed, fo return to En
gland. Marshal Uerresford went on board the
Ocean. Madrid, Feb. 2.
The Madrid Gazette of the 25th of January
contains a decree of the Princess Regent of Por
tngal, ordering the Minister of War to dismiss
from the Portuguese army all the Spaniards aerv
ing in it- , '
. The Liverpool Mercury says the public debt
of England, which in 1813, amounted to 600,
000,000 pounds, on the ' 5tn of January, 2827'
amounted to 900,000,000 poun.ls.
The revenue of 'France, for the last year, is
said to have exceeded the estimate 6,000,000 dol
lars.
It is reported a plan of Catholic emancipation
has been pre parea by some ot trie leading tro
testants. The present heir to the firitish ihrone
is friendly to the Catholics. The Duke of York
was against them. v
In a snow storm in the Highlands of Scotland,
abrut January 20, a Mr. UichmOnd is said U)
have lost 1000 sheep. The re was a high wind,
and the snow dtiits, at some hollows, w ere 100
feet deep.
MARRIED.
In this county, on Thursday evening last, Mr.
.ui..kiiiivi uji X A T . w villi.
in Duplin county, on the 22d ult. Mr. Herring
Waters, of Lenoir countv, to Miss Eliza Rubens.
physioc Esq to M Ell2a Hope Cox
In Craven county, en the 25th ultimo, Joseph
In this City, on Saturday last, of a naralvtic
stroke, Mr. Josiah Uiiliard, Inn-keeper, one of
our oldest inhabitants. He was in perfect health,
when he experienced the attack, but he surviv
ed It but three tiavs.
Lately, in this county, Dr. Jasper Gilletf, a
native of New-Hampshire, a son of Dartmouth,
and tor many years a popular and sucseasful
practitioner ot medicine. v
At his residence in Duplin County, on the 15thJ
instant, after a iingermcr illness, which he bore
witn Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr. Da-
vid Wright, in the 63d year of his age.
In the death of this excellent man, society has
been deprived of one ot its most valuable and
useful members. He was when very young,
actively, engaged in our Revolutionary struggle,
after which he settled in Duplin, and has ever
since Continued to discharge various public du
ties to which he was called, with fidelity and
UMW wuicu lie was cauea, wnn naeiity
promptitude In his private character li
lea uallv distinguish ..
was
father:
tm .affectionate governing more by good counr
than stern authority $ , and as a neighbor and 1
1 tnend, ever ready to extend any favour in
his! '
power. He has left a wife and nine children, be-;
He has left a wife and nin
8ldcs other relations, and a large circle o1
L . j . o . . .
incnas aud acquamtances to deplore their irre
parable loss. , Communicated
At .nis residence in Sampson County, on the
14ln instant 1r 'William Beck, in the 71st yer
,fhi9aSe- Mr. Beck entered the army at an
S''"
farm, where by his industry h; has raised a large
and respectable family. His character has always
bccn worthy -of imitation i as a
dnffhbor, his generous heart
I His maxim in Lfe was to do too
, - . "
nusband. parent
l j.
I at9 niaxim in lit
others as he would
they should do to him. uA few hours before his
death, he called his children d toofchis leave
of .them in an affecaopate, manneiv witli a mind
ipcricCTiy composea. ue met ueatu witnasmiie, I
J" 1
iyucsi assurance ox a oiesbea immortality
ine grave.
7JLV-"f "!7 .l
I 1UUCH- VI - J 1CW UIYI. MM UlTPr. rnT:MUI Mir
J the Jaie, athun Pearce, deci. in the ISth year
lhutagc r
mai it is proper to remark, tbat x nnne promis-
' " Af 'reaidene m Canrdeil Coonff n11
.Sawyer, Esq. for tnahy year Collector of the
nntnm Fnr the distTir.t and nrttt ot ,KIl2aBetn
City. Mr, Sawyer was affintlenian of irreprqacbiK
,biJ charkcteriust and Sberal in all hiktlealtoi f.
SSjSl r
pressing- an urb'ahrty of mannera
commanded ttu reapecr ai
sic rcgaru. ui au wuo mm;
sotial duties of life.
In. Salisbury; at the house of her son-in-law, l
sir. won. s::Micnipr ' on tne za tnsc. sirs. Aiarvi
wars nun. rejict ot tneiaie Mr. numoiirey war-1
. .. . . . .. .. ... i-
shall, in the 94th year of her age. This wbrtliy
and venerable, matroni was probably the oldest
female in this part of the country She was a
native of Vireinia but emigrated to this Sate
. - w - m - m
about 70 years since, and was among thq oldest
settlr rs of Rowan County.
Near Salisbury, on the lth inst. Mr. Valentine
Bird, in the Sth year of -his age, an etd citizen
and an enterpriz ng irid industrkMis' tnan. " '
In Lexington.' Davidson co.. on the fth tost.
Jlrs Ji-ne H;rgrave; wifttot Jesse Hargrave, .Esq
in her 48th year. .
In Davi lson county, ori the 10th inst." with an
appleeiiC fit, Mr. John Park, m Wie 31st year
At the residence of Mr. John Watson, mn the
5th ult. near Cheraw, Mis. Mary Ctdpeper, aged
nlpeper, of a
r illness of
57 years, consort of the Rev. John Co
Montgomery county after a lingering
about 3 years.
State Oxni-iloUte,
, Ritntlolpli County.
Court of: Pjeas and Quarter Session,
February Term, 1827.
Samuel Smitherman")
vi. y Attachment, levi
Ned McMillan. 3
TT anneariru? to the satisfaction of
i that the Defendant is not an inhabitant ot this
State ; it is therefore ordered, that publication he
made-six' weeks in the Raleieh Reirister. that he
appear at thenext Court f, Pleas and Quarter)
Sessions to be held for the C
ounty ot Randolph, I
at the Court House at As iborough, on the first
Monday in May next then and there to plead,
answerer demur to the said .attachment; .other
wise it will be taken pro confesso, and adjudged
accordingly. ' Witness J esse Harper, Clerk of our
said Court, at Office at Ash borough, this first.
Myi may ot February, A. D. IMYL - r
A Copy,
. JESSE HARPER, C. C. C.
RHndolph-' County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1827.
V-""S1U Vlc I. Petition- fiir
Tob. Hendricks adm. k'others. Oration.
TT appeariiwr t the satisfaction of the Cottrt,
H that John Hendricks, Thebdate Hendricks,
and H iram Hendricks, three of the Defendants in
this case, are not inhabitants orthis State ; it is
therefore ordered, that publication be made six
weeks in the Raleigh Register, that thev appear
k n-.--i f ui-- kJ"rt.vfu
at the next County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for the County of Randolph,
at the Cburt House atf Ashb rouh. on the firs.t
Monasy oi iay neii, men ana mere 10 pieaa,
m .1 L mm . j I j . 1 m. . w j I
answer or demur to said petition, otherwise it
will be taken pro confesso, and adjudged accor
dingly. Witness Jesse Harper, Clerk of our said
Court at Office in Ashbarough, the first Monday
ot February, A. D. 1827.
A Cpy, J tiSSE HARPER,' C. C. C.
IS tate of North C aroiina,
Rutherford County.
Court uf Equity. October Term 1826:
James Bridges,
vs. y Iajunction
Augustus SacketS
",r appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
JL that the Defendant in this case is not an inha
bitant of this State : It is ordered by the Court.
,- 1 .
lu, puumauun ucuwuc i successively
iu the Raleigh Reg-isterv that unless he appear at
the next Court of Equity, to be held "for Ruther
ford county, at the Court House in Rutherford
ton on the 3rd Monday after the 4th Monday of
March next, Vnd plead,' answer or demur, the
Complainant's bill will be taken pro confesso, and
set down for hearing ex p:irte.
Teste,
T. F. DIRCllETT, C. & M.
256wpd
Dec. 12, 1826.
State of North-Carolina
Lenoir County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ',.
January Term, 1827.
Thomas Campbell,
vt. C Attachment levied &c.
Elijah Baker. J
IT appearing tothe Court, that the defendant
is not an inhabitant of the State : it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register for six weeks, that said defendant ap
pear at the next Court of PleaS and Quarter Ses
sions, to be held Tur Lenoir county, at the' Courts
House in Kinstoh op the first Monday in j April
next, and replevy or plead to issuer or judgment
will be entered up against him.
Attest. - D. CASWELL, C. C. C.
Must be-Sold.-
M Y WAKE FOREST PLANTATION, fertile,
IV JL and wetl improved, extensively known i
one of the most healthy, beautiful and desirable
places in the State, sixteen miles from Raleigh
on the mail road from Raleigh to Oxford and the
much travelled road to Louisburg and Petersburg,
is again offered for sale. It vitt potitively be $old
at the best offeT. if for near half ttt value . t oud
be a most eligible situation for. a family from the
low country. Letters aildressed to the Pastmatter
ffdk-e Forest, N. C. will he duly attended to, and
I a ill nunc ucii ivi -:
I hm r;v.. if fif.irr!.
a miniitefdescnption of the place and neighbor
j ' -
' V.' -?v5 S?,?
Feb'y 2, 1827. -
CALVIN JONEi.
483wp.
Public are informeoV that the exercises of
"this Institution are m successful' operation;
BemiemM, nTe D;cn more iuu rc.ncu. since
witnessing his superior jnanagement ih the b'tiai.
. - -7:
nesf instruction. 1 The scbooi year in this A
cademy is divided into- two sessions, of 5 months
each provide for two examinations a ctivate
and publici and -but one vacation, to" continue
from tjie middle ot' August until the middle of
uexooer aiiowmg;- iuc jkhiot -inc. pxmiege OI
being at hotoe two conths in the. fall. t Students
mayhere prepxre thefiiselvea fcrf either 6f the
s:
1
HECopirttfi
iip hf rctotore exiitinf under
firhi of ; ? f'','Mv1--ti-.---i
- ft. th nuVad
thfa day dissolvedinuhial tonse'AKi All berl
..K - t rA . ft
. ... i . . kr , .
. ' ' 5, M.flourtVi 1
,. iviti t
, w i i-... x. -i. rai . m. m w Wu. ii" r i
Blejghy March 7,17
s 45 2w
Cheap Stationary: j ,
J sunnly
CAP
which will ;be
2Lk
Teut5 16aT mai
J. W- instant, it
tit, in Caswell Cotintv. on the road lead -
hig from Rfch
iis.uiiiuiivi funic ouuuifivx,iru rci"
9
low by-the name of Lewi4 jft dboult 21 vtars;
flqse made heavy fellow, aboui a po
,l,Ur 5? veryJikely j hid on ..'when he;
. ovi.x iiarc tun tcccivoq s'larce v-
uwh icci y n in cues nig'i, xsuner ruum$ .
?per cp.c-
roundabout coat of ''double ' wove4 'homespJwi.:
nd pantaloons of the' sAmrj ahd i pait.ofhingu'p ' $
cora pamaioons, amta wnite Knrt snirty ana some
fellow rt-centlyJn Rrclimortdi of a Jlr. ltmdolpn .
. Koper, agent for J. T, James V-Mr. wopet !
tntJ roe tliio 411nnr "m.VI t,:.K ' '
hension iind confinement!!, ny jil sythatl etJ
him aaim'Shonkllhe above Negr'be taker!
up, I wish information wen to" Mr. JNichd:a
Thompson Leasburjg, Caswell Countyv-'NorthiL f
,n , i ; rKltKnm
GTr i ne vet. inteitiffencer will insert the hove tr.
law 4t. and forward their account to this ofitoei''- r
told me, this fellow rw raised by hi father neaf V , .
.Willjamshur, James City OmntjJ Vs. towarrii
whiah place, PeteHhurjf or RidimbWlj it is1ike-s J - .V,l
ly he ,wil a jm for. . 1 forwarn all masters bf vef . i f
edon land. I sels "0,P tking h'tm n board, and them and HW- 5
. joiners trpm empirmrtg btm any way vwhale; ' tJ
the Court, ver. I will ghe the above reward for hi s DDre'. A
RUNAWAV from the subscriber M the 1 ifa??: -"
. ult. a negro fello named ArmsteacJ, He- K t'
cijr wu ucmg six jetx nin or xne nsej very,"' -r
black, well framed; and from 2$ to 25 years of; hi ,
age, when spoken, to has a down . loolr arid k -,w A"'
i.vuiiciiiUK,c ra'iier scnmis-- nas penerauv tiiirw.;, .
iu nr serins icss lnieiigqi tnan, ih
ally is.;, Having gone off' durnp the higlit til
ucex
Hpbson, of whom 1 nttrchased him in NoVemb.
.last. . . ", . :iK.i ... Vrs .
The aBove reward will be e-iven tn ariv bVl " I
who will secure him in any full ho ! can fret him. v '
arid if delivered to me ill reasonable expensed
will be additKriHt natd, : rt A
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veyed y letter or otherwise, wiltbe thankfully
if.
receive
Mach2, 1827J . 4tftw: -
iv.iciv iu an anu wunoHt any cause. wnateverw f
it is probable hislesign iito get to. Virgin
nia, where he wks broticrht from by bne"Sanuiei
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ivL subscriber. a.bjneh:Yhd vera fckrtiitmAtA
Any"." uM.u viii ucuiv nicm lastrixomtne
Womahvnamea tAhdUNja; 5 whh-hef. Chih fiJ A .4
Kin, very uriru(,aonuc o years oiay formerly th.ess -property
of W m GHrqour, Esqt She is About V
20 years of age, slender roade;,lpng bJacVjiair ;V
which sle wears tucke up and with ciirls ha .
;t Biuue wucn sp
good Seamstress
a state bf!prefirnan
She dresses very neatly arid fashidnaMv. Hariri
andKurse.iud Uai nresnt ir!; :
has as gooci cjothjng as ahy Jady, U JofwhjcH .
she took with her, together ithvhe bedstead; ,
"w -'" "cuuiM. ouc wim wiinoutaoubr.pass
fori woman, i 1 am satisfied sheas nth
ed away by some.We man now in this Ucef . '
who of course would provide her with th;niv:
oessary papers; , : She may call . herself tJardlme N
Cook, as she is iome.timei called ao pf. her Com;
paniuns.
I
will eivfcibe arioTeVrfew,krd for therlTJv
f said nero and c(iild to me hVfus place; jor.se . 1
curing them in ahjr jailio that I may etenW
im, ii wKcn, w un out. tne State ot virjrinia: I . ,
give an additional rewani of 2$ dollars; 1 V i )'
4 ,Ry THOMAS JVILI'OXI'V
Petersburg," Feb, 23.,., v
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Court f Pleas and Quartet .SessiohIl?ihf r 1
Joseph Puckett;' 7 QrigifialAfc - '
L f-" i kMlmtu'theiijiiinJ '
Thomas Suitherd. V monrl m nhi1L .
It appear! to thV satisfaction bf4He ;Courtl'.
that the Defendant resides without the Hmlta1'
of tMsthereeorderedbythe Cobfti' -
that publication tot made in the ltah-iicrTcf J - ,
for three kshim to appear at'the, Jiext
Court of Pleas and Quartet Sessions to be held
for Snrrv f!mintv AnvftiW mm4 j jsj-' . -
next, then and there to artswri rU4rTn Jm...Z . -
otherwise judgment, pro confesso will bexhteri
ed against him; i Test - " . ' - ' -'.-- V
; Valuable iPtopertv for Sale:
I SHALL offer for ,isale to the highest bidder; h ) .
on Tuesdavi the 17th dav of k
the late Dwelling? ttoUse of DrasWV4 nti&tw,
deed; in Wake Cciihty; the whole of .the' proV-.'
I'v.y wiviigiug v iuc wuic uu ttecexseci,
c xcept the Laiutfand Negroea, which will bo K
sold privately, provided agitable oneri. shoiiM H
be made. The4rjmtertV eonsilts rtf Vdti.hk.
Household Tttmiiure llf wlach bii ivTnd txf 5
eXCnrM'jjtlsTiii-ftWM-i4ra1naM i
8 Pock of Cattle; Plantation tftenS'Kand Kitcheii ?T
Furnitvire I Mpdilt-ofnlvJroddc MJaV-,V,
con, aikl Brown ugarV A shotl 'f lledScihei
wjwi simp r urnn-urr; raiuaoie uorary ot Hooks; f - f e
cohsistiftj of Medical; Hiatbrical S ilisceilaiieotii -'X V b
Works rrohe Gi fend Harnesss one Snltr i lKr-' ' J -
yaiuaote egrpes to wit, one Man, and two like i -lyjycwrigiWoBi
of La li c- : i'
Udfiinff from the n r
gc wtuiw iuic- .iji-. siucii rcceicci ( av tms '-';
iIate:,fheJcan:De;.Bb,.donb -butHhls U one of -X
sale to coatinue frota day to day until -ill i$sokU
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