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1 ingtoir delivered his last ; Presidential AdJstf Cotigressin 1796, aresotalim Was-Introiucici as usual, 6 teipond by a resjicifuUaddress to (he sentiments of the Chief Magistrate,, The reflation passed 76to 12-r-butin (he minority we find the name of f Andrew Jackson, who took his seat In Congress that year, for the first time,.' Yet is he galled our second Wash- mgton Conventions for the purpose of nominat ins electoral; tickets favourable to Mr. Adams, )iave been called in Louisiana for the 1st frthis month, in Kentucky for the 17th of December, in New-Jersey for the 26th of December, in Virginia for the 8ih ,f January. In Pennsylvania and Mary land clays have also been appointed for the same purpose. ; v $tu Jersey, The Legislature of ihe Slate convened at Trenton, on the 22d ult. The parties in reference to the Presidential question standi as follow.: in the Senate, tor the administration, 10 for Jackson, 4 j and in the' House of Representatives, for Adams 28 for Jackson 15. In joint ballot, there are of cou se, two to one in favor of the Administration. Prejudice is as strong as death -as nar 4. row as the-crave. This is sufficientlv exemplified ia the course pursued by the United States' Telegraph, Richmond En quirer et'id omne g-enwifelation to the slander about Messrs. dains, Webster ana oaney, ineiaiier gcniiriuaii uaviu indinautly denied the truth of the state ment, the Telegraph endeavours to give the matter anew reading, as follows : C ' We discover that tbe New-York American "denies, upon the supposed an fhoritv of the Pre sident, that the statement in the National Palla dium is true.. .That Mr. Adams corrected a letter which pledged him to support the federal party, xte have long since heard from good authority, We. however, understood that the, letter wa9 written by jCir. Webster himself,' and nt by Mr Tlailev.a8 stated in the Palladium. We hope thut Mr M'Lane, of Delaware, will feel himself authorized to statewhit he knows of his own knowledge, upon this subject, and that Mr. Webster will be compelled to come out with the original letter itself. The people want-light, and will not be put off with hare dentals." The New, York,- papers in favor of the Administration, declare that the Jackson party, in case the j have a majority in the jjext Legislature, intend to repeal the blec torai law, by which the' electors of that State are required tobechosen by districts, and.to'exercise themselves the power of appointing electors. We cannot think, af ter the recent vote refusing to alter the kw, that any change in the mode of elec tion, will be made. ,Mr. tforsyth ?iar resigned his seat jn Congress, in consequence of his election to the . ni e of Governor of the State of V" Georgia 5 and a writ of election has been 1 issued by Governor Tronp, to fill the va cancy, to take place on the 17th instant Richard H. Wilde, Esq. is announced as a candidate to supply the vacancy. A fact is mentio ed in the Richmond Enquirer, highly creditable to the wife of Snelson -the absconded Teller of the Bank of Virginia; ; Before he disappeared, he enclosed her $5000, which she promptly anoV honourably delivered to the Bank, refusing to participate in bis ill-gotten gains. It is reported that the sum missing exceeds the original estimate and that it will not probably fall short of 850,000. . . Montgomery p nzw rucn. c uavcre . ccived from the author, by a late arrival at New-1 oi k, t F.LtcAN island, i bis re - cent enuston or our meners Muse, isa sin- . p-ular. but beautiful production of the ima- guiation. ii nas no narrative, dui tne two parts of it which are founded on fads Vnalural history, are so exquisite in lan u aire and sosublinie in sentiment, that al though we do not 'think it will suit the general tsie, to the few who can appreci ate it, it will be delightful to read and af fectiug; ttr contetn plate. The subject of the Pelican Island was suggested by a passage in Captain Flinder's ' . .i f I .. -t voya we to Terras Australia on ihe Coast of iiv llollund. Or. an uninhabited island, . 'Situated on -an unknown coast, which Capt. A"F. named Kangaroo, he found many young Pelicans unable to fly. Flocks of the old birds':, were, lstf, sitting' upon the beaches of, the lagoOM and it appeared that this washVir breeding place j not only so, but froin tiie number of ,ikeletons: and bones tjiefe scatt e rkd(t t should seem taat for a. pv, it hud beeV selectecl. for. the closing scene of their existence. ; Capt. F. lanci fultvsavsJ nor can ranjfctuingbe mbre i oi.son a ot f t j heir " fcelingV" if Pelicans hair anynvj'iej to resign their" bi t v.ir. sui founded-by aleTr.; progeny ami t 1 t ' le s'pe s pof ; v 1 ; e re C rs t they tire W I tSl c n.iiT atld, i a (iKt&ettn clcHap 6tl vicissitude; hovrroany humdri bjtwgsPtoM reioice talive-and so tordfejn peace & security; amidst their own progeny:,. The secbiid parhtcli genius and, poetry have illustrated, is ithe nature 'of '. Carol Rtef , their'origin and growth,Uhe particular ac count of which ,was gathered froni Capt., Basil HalPs'Voyae to the Island of Lop Choo, in the Chinese Seas. It is imprac ticable Within the limits of a paragraph to do justice to this production. To extract from it, so as fully to display its beauties nd give a just conception of its, plan, would almost be as vague an' account of i j excellence, as the brick which H ero cle c. ried about as a sample of a house he ha to i ell. vet we shall in future pa pers give Specimens of it. The six first lines xv i 11 show the visionary agent thru' thr medium of which, the wonders of na ture and philosophy, are displayed. Methought I l;ved through ages, and beheld The r generations pass so swiftly by me, That years uere moments in their flight, and hours The scenes of crowded centuries reveal'd, While Time, Life, Death, the world's great actors wrought New and amazing changes ; These I sing." Thus it is that Genius is continually making bold excursions into new regions, whilst dullness plods on in a beaten track and apologises for the feebleness of its ex pression by lamenting that every subject is exhausted. The lost iifound, The body of the un fortunate Morgan, about whom public sym pathy has been much excited, on account of his mysterious disapr earance, appears at last ta have been found. It was float ing on Lake Ontario and h is been recng nized by persons particularly acquainted with him. His wife and many others de scribed the particular marks, before they were nerutitted to inspect the corpse, i which were found, to correspond whh it. For example, two teeth were missing, and his wife produced two which had been ex tracted.by a Surgeon, and which she h.id preserved they 'corresponded with ihe cancies in theguajs. A mark on one' of the feet agreen ith sc;ir left by a surgi.. cal operation on a similar part of Morgan boily. The height, hair, &c. all corres ponded. No marks of violence were visi ble on the body. So decided were the co incidences, that ihe 25 persons on the Coro ner's Jury gave an unamioius verdict, that the bod? was no other than Morgan'. Since the body va found, a man by the V name of HiM,: who resides in BufTJoe, has confessed that he was one of 'five persons that murdered Morgan and ihrew his body into the water. Hill is in jail, and h :s promised to give the names of his accom plices. Nathaniel Macox, is r-com mended in the. Georgia Journal, as a candidate for Vic President of the United States The editors say " Let the lot fall upon him or indeed -on any one in preference to Cal- ll oun. fc-anh avowal. The writer of the sub- 1 j'ned letter, is a gi nileman of eon-idera- tion. late a member of the General Assem bly of Virginia, who, (vvi b hundreds of others in that State, we doubt not ) h s i hanged his opinion in regard to the Pre sidential election, and has the manliness to avow it. The following: is an extract from a letter to a friend in this city, which, : hough not written frr the press, we are permitted to copy : fcat. Int. FAl'ftUUB COCNTT, VimiNTA, October 14, 1827. T am happy to see a recoil ot" pubhc opinion in favor of the Administration. For some time alter the last Presidential election, many honest well meaning men were carried to the side of the Military Chieftain, by the popular cry of ' bargain, kalt-, bribery, corruption, intrigue," Sec. &.c. and confess that I myself labored for a short time under the same delusion ; and indeed strange it was to me, when, on mature reflec tion, I took a deliberate view of past events. The recienr publication of the U tters on that subject, and particularly Mr. I5ucha!i:n's, cf Pennsylvania, h:9 opt rated on the public mind invmy neighbourhood, as the sun des when ho rises to disperse the shades of night ; and I have no doubt, that, by a little active exertion on the part of the Administration, a radical change m iy be effected in the public sentiment in this sec tion of country at h-ast. 4 In the recent developements alluded to, Mr. Clay has gained a triumph over his enemit9 al most unparalleled, ami at the same time haa put his enemies, (or rather thty h.ve put themselves) completely to shame. I rtjoice in his triumph and hope every man of correct principles may come out equally pure, and pass th ough the or deal of pubhe censure with vqual credity 1 have gone to great etlength on this subject than I intended, but could say much more. It is a sub ject vhat I think all important at this time to the American people. Indeed, it appeas to me that we are standing" on a precipice that owght to be viewed with borror." The Editor of the " Courier," publ.shed in Portage, Ohio, says : 4C We are well assured that at lefcst two-thirds of both branches of the nextj Legislature of Ohio will be in favor of the re election of Mr. Adams. There are seventeen members of the Senate, whose terms of service hrive not yet eiptred ; tvtelvc of whom, and pro bably thirteen,! are Administration men. Ol the nineteen districts ibm which the Senators are to be chosen at the approaching erection, not Isss than twelve will give majorities in favor of the Administration Of the Hepresentath es to the next Congress from this State, eleven are in favtn of the Administration, and two opposed Ho ir." So much for Ohio.- Lr. & Gazette, : TThe Richmond Enquirer, expresses the hope that; ; at jhe nest ejeling yt Congress; the wiiole ftircejof: thetCositninr i ill be directedlfto the defeat qIJ- V.rayldr, as a canditlate for the Speaker's Chair in the rlousjoi'Ueprese!itai?ve. rr- Extract of -it fAitr from Ptirt.y Cahcllu da- - An-5" extra ; Conner has jost; a rri ted from'-Bofa,iViialenciai"he"accWnt8--received by which will, no doub, forma new erain the happiness and prosperity of Col u mbi a Bol i va r enterfd the- capital alorievln Aogust,"aoixst the shouts of the multitude welcoming his arrival. He and Gen. Santander met, andaf!er an hour's tete-a-tete embraced in mutual friendship. Bolivar "proclaimed a strict observance of the. Laws of the Rnoblicas ordered nn- der thesanctity of the ConstitutioH,arul a-! but i shed forever :he Bolivian Cde. 'fhat at once p!ares the gjnonus iews of 'ihe Li berator beyond the reach of calumny. He proves again to the world his love, of liber ty. I look on Colombia, to-day, as a new born nation. God jrrant her prosperity un der her Republican L.-iws ! The Spanish deneral Ci'.aus. (he Abselino an(k Klodoardo of this country is no more, lie was defeated, ten days ago, in the vicinity of (his citwin' the mountains. His band of desperadoes (s : y 800'. are all taken. He was a deadly eneiiy to Co'pmbut. The Vermont Gazette mentions, thnt in twelve case in wliich Dr. Chambers's me dicine has been administered to iutetn- perate persons in the village where that pa per is printed, it has withont eiception proved ettectu.il : and ihat a nuniberot tn dividuals have been restored to temperance, health, usefulness, anil' respectability. If as much could be done in every other vil lage in the country, wh it a desirable im provement would be produced io sueiety. Large Potato. A Sweet Potato was shewn us a few days ago, of larger dinien sions than any we ever before saw. It measured 17? inches in circuo.ference,and 13s in leng'h. Fayette Obs, Anotlier Shipwreck. The sloop James & Da id, one of the Packet between Phi ladelphia and Wilmington, N. C. was run ashore ' in the night of the 12th inst. 12 mile.- below Cape Henlopen cargo most ly saved in a damaged state; vessel bilged. She was bound fr 'Wilmington. -lb. Methodist Church in tho United States. Min utes taken at th. several Anim A Conferences of the Methodist Kp'copal Cluirch, for the y ar 1827. Ne -York, published by N. Bangs and J. Kmory ; octavo, pp. 72. Price 18J cents. This work, which has juM issued from the Conference office, contains a full and complete view ol the present prosperous state of the Methodist - Episcopal Church It embraces the names, of the His 6ns Ei- defs, Deacons, and candidates for Orders, designating tho-e who have been received on trial, uurmg tne year ; those who rt main on trial, who are tne deacons ; who have been elected and ord ined eld rs who have locat-d ; who are t!ie supernu- mrrarv preachers ; who are the superannu ated or worn on i preachers; who have bo& expelled ; who hive withdrawn trou tin connexion ; and w ho have died, wih shor obituary no ices. It gives the names of he districts, circuits and s 'at ions, Nge her with the numbers in each, and he appointments of the several preachers' names, showing o what circui's, staiions, anl conferences diey severally belong. i shows that here are seventeen anuu.-d conferences, divided into eigh y-five dis tricts, embracing eigh' hundred and fif-y-nine circuits and s a ions ; tli.it there are fifteen hundred and seventy-six travelling preachers ; one hundred and eleven id' whom are superannuated ; and that there are three hundred and eighry-one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven church members ; being a nett increase since the last year, of twenty one thousand one hun dred and ninety seven I Philadtlphian. The public knows that Red Jacket, a chief Of ihe Senec.i l'tibe of Indians, Ins been deposed by his brethren. Among the charges against ttiis celebrated Chieftain is that of haxintr a bad heart, because" says the specification, in a time of great distress when our people were starving, you toot and hid? the body of a deer you had killed, when your starving brothers .should have shared their proportion of it with you." Red Jacket, it is said, wdl npiea1 to a lull Council of ihe Six Nations. Geo. paper. Manganese. An extensive bed of this valuable mineral of the purest kind, has been discovered in Crittenden, Vt. on the farm of Mr. Wolcott H. Vheeier. About fifty tons have already been dug, and it is estimated as being worth fifty dol lars per ton. In a case recently published brought before the Supreme Court, sitting at New Haven. Judge Daggett directed the jury to set aside, the evi dence of a vvit'.ess on the ground that he denied the existence of the Supreme Being, and the future existence of the soul. The Messrs. Lambert weTe released from their imprisonment on Saturday, agreeably to th'- recent decision of the Court of Errors, which reversed the judgment of the.tSupreme jCourt, and the sentence of the Court ol Oyer and Ter miner. Y. l)a. Adv. Cattle. The editor of theennsylvania Ga zette, in urging the necessity of improving the breed of cattle in that State, mentions a fa"t which is somewhat surprizing He says, the im pcrlance of improving the breed of cattle and domestic animals, i made abundsntly manifest from the tact, that lean stock cattle, to the value of 80,000 dollars are yearly brought from the interior of New York, and sold in this State, at an average advance of one-third more price than cattle of a similar description from the interior of our own State. The cattle from New York are of better breed than curs. They feed easier and grow larger ; and,-. before stated, are con side red worth one-diird more. A comical fellow lately travelling in the stpge through Connecticut and Massachusetts, had Jur bis companions a very taciturn set of fellows, and to amuse himself lie thrust tns heart out ot the stage, at every maa lie met ami hallowed, hurra for Jackson ! A strange sou no in laukee l own Pass'mg a brick y ard, he sent forth his accustom ed vociferation at I lodge, who let By, in return, the handful of clay he was moulding, which com pletely masked the countenance of the untortu nate watr. -dUe took. in hia bespattered face, when Jttne'of .hhvfcliOw travellers, who hail not spoken for fifty miles, observed, ti.at man most be a. Chute. "...A. 2. -r Death from Lamb .Smoke. 'The Deiiham Register gives an account of the death of Mr. Edward If. Adams, of that place, m cause- quence of going" to sleep in , anunventiWeir: was not properly tnamL- Such accidents ha ve occurrexi before, and the danger of sleeping in a small apartment with 4 smekin lamp cannot be -too carefully avoided. The nostrils and throat become coated over with lamp blacr tike the soot in a chimney, and suffocation is the nectjssarj consequence. . Made of ttepping Eptttaxit, (bleeding at the nose. 'A young1 man, l9yiearof age, b1ei from the nose, sq profnsejy. that Iie fdnted several times. Mineral acids, ice to the 'ijp of the neck. were tried but W'thout stopping the flow f blood. Dr. BmnerwM rath d v oi the third day, a ad he blew up powdered . Gum . Arah'c through a qiill 'he henu ratre ceased direciv Philadelphia Jouiticd of the Medical and Pkivical Sciences. Honorable conduct. About 10 years ago, a .femlcmnn engage? I in mercantile pursuits, in the interior of this State, met with reverses, gave up all his property, compounded with his credi tors, ami was-fuilv and unconditionally discharg. 1 ett by them. A fi W tlav sinc, lie called p,rv ttiem respectively, several of hom residVin tJ citv, fit pain every tarth;ng ot the original tte,bt3,' with interest to this time, amounting tonear 20,000 dollars. We are happy to add, that his creditors -here, presented him with a service j: of - silver plate, a a testimony of their higl regard for him personally, and .as their admiration oftae exa!tel princinles by which he had been govern ed... Albcaiy Argus. Peach Ifine, dried Peaches. r...Pefuse peach es, or those unfit t r the mark t, are-vnluahle for drying, or for making wine. The f Rowing prj- resses sre reconirtiended by the Kew-T-ngland Farmer. These which are to be dried, are to be first split, stoned and pi .iced in the sun. The next day they may bp turned, by pressing the fruit side outward, as they will then dry faster. Expose them on pans, boards, or the roofs of houses, during ihe day. H-moving them out of the dew ? t night. If the weather is too wt t, complete the process in a moderately heated o ven. Peaches thusdried, and n'aced in paper bags in a dry room, will be good the third year. To mrke wine, mnsh and boil the peaches, then strain out die liquor, washing the sieve rrequeniiy witn com water : ano wnen it nas rested twelve hours, -draw it ofT, adl two or three quarts of branc!y to a barrel, and bung it up. The eccentric Mr Fi , a M inister of Jedburgh, h-id a habit of asking -so many qti"8'ii:ns in a brea'h, that he emild ! a reply to none of them. Once h wver, he had met with n person whj w.is a We o ac commodate him, llitli::g home from a sa cr;inient. bv a mutr'and road, and c.jtuirg ownnl a ford, he met a woman who had crossed the -river with a sack of meal upon her bak, whom he thus accosted. VVeel Jmev, how's a' wi' you ? How far is if to Jeddart ? How deep is the w.-'ter ? What's die price of vonr meal r' To which shv replied, ' Vera wee!, I thank you sir twa miles middle deep and a sixpence. Jl Portrait. I: is verv common f r dufe heroes who shine in the field, and make a y;reat figure in the titne of actio,;, to make hut a very poor one upon other occ;i- sioti, and in matters of a different nainre. We are astonished, when We sew Miem a loneand without their artnies, to find what a di.ff-rMice there is between a general nru u great man ; to Me what low sentiments and mean things (l ey are caj- tbie of in private lif-' ; how they ate influenced by jealousy and governed by interest how disagreeable and odit.u oev render tneat seUes by tlvir haughty deportment and arrogance, which they think necessary to preserve their authority, nd which only serves to mate them hated ami despised." Hollin s History. FuyeitevHle Market. JJacon 8 to 10 cents. Ragging 22 to 26 ct nt per ard. Coffee 16 to 18 cer.ts. Candles 15 to 17 1-2 eents. Cotton 9 to 10 cenls Flaj seed, Rouyh 80 to 85 cents per bushel Flour $4 75 iron $5 50 to 6 50 per rut. Molasses 35 to 4 J eents. Oats 25 to 30 cents per budiel and stigar 10 to 11 cents. Salt, Liverpool 85 to 90 cents. Turks Island do. 86 cr-nts. Tobacco, Leaf $3 25 to 3 50. Wheat 75 to 80 cents. .MAKUIED, In Wilmington, Mr. Alexander 'Miller to Miss Elizabeth Stanly, daughter of Jonathan Stanly. DIED, At C'ty Point, Va. a!out three week ago, Mr. Thomas Charles, ngel twenty veifs, eldest son of the late John Charles of this vicinity Mr. Ch t-les was attacked with a pulmonary din ease in M:rch I st. and had been to Philadelphia for the purpose of obtaining nu dicil asli-tance, bui being -n'.vised Hy his I'hysic'.an tht no per manent ehef could be rendered, he sat out with the hope ot reaching home ; on leaving the steam boat however, tie was too ue.ik to pursue his journey further, and expired in a few hours. He has 1-ft a fond mother, brothers, sisters and ac- quaintacct's to mourn their loss. Mr. C was a young man of much premise, and bid fair, in riper years,, to hve been a valuable member ot Society. A Cantonment Clinch, near Pensacola, on the 4'h. inst. Capt. Joseph J. Clinch, a native of Notth-Carolina. & CASH or CREDIT. rilWO or TIIkErMikely young NEGRO MEN X for sale. The sooner you apjily, perhaps the better. Apply to the Editors ot thi paper. Nov 1. v 13 To Members of the General As sembly. MRS. PARSLEY will be prepared to accom modate 12 or 15 Members. Having pro cured several comfortable rooms in the neigh borhood, those who would prefer them, are re quested to make early application. Italeigh, Oct. 29. - Oxford Academies. TY$ examination ot the Mak Academy be gins on Monday the 12th of Nov. and ihe Report will be read Wednesday morning; im mediately after which that of the Female A cade my will take place, and the exercises will close on. Friday evening with a, musical exhibition. The attendance of all interested is respectfully solicited. The winter session of these Institutions opens on Monday 7th Jany. 1823. The Male under the care of J. D. Johnson as heretofore. The fe male under that of the lie. Jos. Labare. . A. BURTON, See'ry. The Edenton Gazette, Nortoik Herald, and Petersburgh Intelligencer, will publish the aooveT three weeks and forward tiicir .accounts, to the Post Master of this place.' : - r t Oxford, Oct. 20th, 1827.- - " 11 3ir North-CnnUriaf " ' - J - raiAKun hy Janes MrUin f,bfck WftC,-" " UJ boli hjnd feet w hit e and a blife?o hef ti.lst n w long switcli tail,.jro brand to be $eeiv"T'" noset to' heMwo " veats old- Vlufeet oo t?'" sirav book, Septemr 5ih, l.vi aiwi ajputtiA to'$23. Said '.JcLutn lives 8 or Wmli&tn $J?ii'K west of Concord. . - :?,"- Sept. 28, QfTlUE smi-anmHl nxamination tftBtH"-!Vh"" lX attached to this lus-,iu;io'.t'v?J CMmeiica 'L-Y. on Monday the 5th. November artlinJ oii"lhc XV' Friday fo'lowiog. ; "'Av. V Pa "en3, r.iar 'ians aivd; others are re-pe'clTuW ; mvitea to aitt n i. - " . . : , s Ity order. .?iuniist&?rV; Raleigh ?2d Oct SIGN OFVrHE CUOSS,KKYijv; i v 1 of that pafage: ami liberal support whicji V" the friends tnier iatetllusband fiave so lougg " C- vertttov this Id . Kf"f ab'ishment- tMlr n?" Iv-nr . f. that she , will exert ner utinost effrs o rtVIcr ; the flouse w fiat a gt Bnanling. ;-.hptse O'ight be. rwWtv-fiv&6rUortv Member tf the p.;v I Ladies at tlm AVamntnn Female Acalemvk proachin'g-General Ais.tnbry can 'Ire accoihniJ., dated with noardJ.Vl-4 " ' . -''S'-r;paleigKOct;47Vr-v;y Mtrf.? VWfW. semi-annual examinatiojv of the Yninc . will commence On Tuesday the 6th of November., and continue until each Class si rail have' Wen TS-j examined. Parents, Guardians Ifctheiar5 res- ..Tv pectfuHy invited to attend , '-i" , t4 ' Sept. 20, 1827 A Examination Postponed THE Exanurationof the Pupifsof ihe llarren, ton Female Academy, is postponed untd TuesIaY the 20th Noyemnerj instead of the as etb- tqfo re advertised. Sept. Reports having been circulated extensively-, that the Femd.r Academy in Watr.-nton, vkouhl change owners, or cense to be conducted tv,the present Instructors, t!)e ymtdic ri jMfarmel, that ti.e Ext n ises tiu reof u ill be resumed on Mon. A !. day the 7th Janua.y next, with thr aid-of .vfo0r additional Assistants from the North, emmWUIy, qualified for the Duties of lnvtruction-and who.v win tase an aciiv-- pan in an ine intere$is xi vt ."' the insti uion. Board will bej at the moderate" ji price of $50 per Session English Tuition $l$r j Music $25. Tiu- ornamental . branches, whichv-;5 Seminary in the Uniou, are all prop'ovtidtuibljr!;. , reasonable. ELIJAH BRAlXEltD, Principal Wanenton Oct 4, B27. ' 1 nw3w ,.- Plaaing; viachme. 'lFTF. Subscriber infor v. the Publlcha haV? i - I it):-? nc veil Letter Patent, for tne- lr prbv z ed Power Plani g Mactun;, and havingjdlspojied,.- of a great nuniber of the sectional privileges: bi'::-p.f th- Nirtli, ;-.ow' offers for sale, the rightpTusm fC ', this Machine for th. rV.ste.rn part of Virgin ia" with Mnc of the Counties' in. toe .-jowef pan.ouV 1 this State, upon very moderate terms. "iPersonf,, wisiiingto purctiase, m y .inply to-lhe isubscri ber at the Post OhHce at Allen's Stmv. m tao V'X' dolpii comity, wtce personal application : er'A writtvn communications will be promptly attend I edto. 11 EUM AN ALLKN, P Venice. 'vS October 4. , Y 3vt ' Ai- Ilanaway From the subscriber on the Cth irttf, a Negrr ,5s . Man by the name of MARTiXG, 5 feet 9 or 10 his forehead.' I expr ct "he-will a'te'mpt tat pns; oy uic ii une oi j .a i r.v jj a i , wn.i a jwj lor, that purpose. 1 will give a reasonable retvardttt' any person apprehending'' sara.uegro,' fco that ' get him. .-Vf-" , , . JOSHUA HANNEIL. r Germanton, Oct. 8. . 8.3w , '- Valuable Land forfcJnle. inches lugh, yellow cpmple tion, atumt 26 years . f of age He carried away with hi in, a l ifge bun die of home made chrtlies? has" noted mbat onv:A THE sxibscriber wishing to move to the rest, L offers for sale the following Tracts of JL.-ni'X m the County or Nash " A-,'- - One tract containing about 280O'ICfe5,'lvinr on the south srde of the Hiver twelve miles Soutli 'Vf of Nsh Courthouse. "Chi land is oft excellentf"'", quality for corn and cotton, and i aone "otVtbe ' bet ranges for stock in the 8tatel " - J I One other act, on Peiach Tree Creel ten miles w est of Nsh Courthouse, containijigl50l acres. 1 tns tract is tugh ami healtiJv, 5c tf iodd ;T quality for com and cotton, and very well tim "'-'A V brred. vi - ' ' One other tract of 90 aires, on Tar Kfver eight"4:- fir ten miles below the fit st ea.ned tract, and js-' ; ' first rate lam 1 (low grounds principally). ' ' Also, my Dower right to the tract ol land I how,;-?.-;, live on, in the county tf Halifax, containminV?- j uk t tn uaki i., hi jihuc uruc lur. crop ." ping, an I well improved ; a good dwelling r and otnhouses,-one of the plensantelst, turv sit nation in the upper end of the a unty, zi.d j'emafkabl j4 & Negroes will be taken for part, and terms mc.de- easy io the purchaser. Application matle to my-;- self, or my gent, Willis W. Alston. A feT simple could be made to the dower, as most of s heirs are of age. ' C - . , TEMPERANCE' ALSTON Halifax county; July 3. 80 '- " j. State of North-13ar61ma; V Granville County. . - !v: Aucust Court. A. 1 1827 ' ' ' Governor to the use ofVV'm. Uullockr ' " ' 4 v. ' V 'L"-?(t Thomas N. Puliiam & others,:' .ludicid attachment 'Levied on 2 00 artfUA attd other property, the property oTtt0tai ;T , N. Pullum. ' -' - -w- Governor to the use of Wm. & Richard Bulfocfcwv f Thomas N. Puiiiain & ! other; U; J'Vdci d attachment Ltr.eJ o 100 acres-of land' and other properly, the propeftr.lcf Thomas" 7 JT appraring to the satisfaction of the 'Court M. Iliomas M. Puihani one -vftfie defeikd. ' ants in tlie two foregoing caseishot-'-i inluib tant of this State and that fAelilinaryroceas of law cannot be served on htm r therefbret ordered that publication bemalebr six week- v successively m the italeijibUgistciVtbat hcf said Thomas K- Pulliarn appear iefV die Justi ces of said Court, tube held for said County otf tne hrst Mondiiy in November next, hVhe town of Oxfont," repievy amij, plead to issue,' orjudg"-! metii wiu oe rertaerea against mm, anuti pro-x petty levied on condemned subject ta tmf IjuId tiffs recovery ;T;: ?-'tL r ' Witnea-, btep K. Sneed, Cletk of suld Court? ; ' at Ofhee jn Oxfordrrth fiwt Monday. of . Auguv, i '. ! A..tt.8-17" - ' 4- '.' r; t .;-Vi?, 9v STE1SNEEDCIW:'- PL - v 'm v: v- -1; f 1- - t. IS .r 2 ' 1 ! 1 J X r - rlf r. '1" V t f ft? 'A.
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Nov. 2, 1827, edition 1
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