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I ' 1 Mohdayy 1 Mr, BoImesA elected .a Senator tronV -Maim;vltfe M. Parnsv. resigned, appear; ed and'tobfe hs seatr vTwor three Mrs . Xvere occupied thejhscussitfh .qtprjvate ' 'irfllsand sometime ws spent itv the co&r i,WafW of' Executive: business - TTfie. 1 ? Select commiUee; to,Ywbich waa; referred ? C the-bill fofdislributing a 'portiotirof , the ' revenue oftheOnif&f States" omrtn he- several Slates, "reported Ithc bill-with an amendments ,A v f . - t$Tvesdau Jaru 57V , 1 ? i;r Several private bill -ivereN acted-uponV ; TbeSenaterefdied,, by . VVbf e. of .seven-" fren 'rtwenty-oie, to'co inta lh" onM- erntionu of xvcutive business a re mil frtKihe, reHef of.TbotndS-L; Wmthrope ird otberd rector$ of an association, cnl -M the,";MUsissippi Larid CompapV,' '4rdc)6sideed,, and debafcAf at lenetlir b? ;Mr;Sevfnour in 'favoroPtbe biUfaud a? vHOtJSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- ? V-f 1 ' Saturday; Jan, 24: r-'VTheiscuswoh Ws-.renewed. on.the.:re- Volutidn.TepbrIedbT-Mr.vWickliffe1iriin . ' 1 Tax , Tl - A l . . j 4. v.- U Tne.jComuijuee on iveircucuuieut, pruuiu lUnsp th'e use of ithe public stationary for the attjrtgp i)f paclf aesnd pamphjets Mrance?fiibdifiedtHi8' amendment, q :Vp; make ;it k1, prohibition :bf stationary; f.eyery'VHid-from: passage of the re solution;, ;;MKCainbreieng with tfre w his Tnouon lornoennue ppsiponemeni, iu or tier to siviB an opportunity to ivir.-.namur ) toni the Chatrmaliofth'e' Retrenchment cointuiTtee, to move to i ay uie . resw i u i ion Iv made,: slatiiifi:; in explanatidri, that the iibject matter contained in the resolution . vould be embodied in a bill about tp be repair ted, to curtail the continsent - ex penses of the tvvo Houses r arfd as that bill (jwpuld proyoke considerable debate, it : vvqiild .be economical to have all "the dis--cussion at uceV' Thr motion to lay on the table was carried in the affirmative. Before1 the motion was put,-Mr. ; Lon made' a few remarks, jin. reply , to, Mr. Wickbne who had made a mmute state tnent-of the number of copies of Mr. Gas tohHAiddfTfSs Chapman Johnson's? Ad-' dress and theMilitia1)ocument which VOL. XXIX : JRWAY, FEBRUARY 61829. ;? - ;NO:'l;554b v. Tuesday.-- feb: 5, 1829. ' VLISTPF CASES Decided at. the late Term of the Supreme , j - v Court. - .EQUITY CASTES. Newton Wood .-D. Li Barrintrer. Ex'r. &ci from Wke.p Piniil decree. ' " ' ; I ; Uobert vnne &v Wife . Mairmaduke N'. Jeffrey & Thomas Alston,' from Franklin. Re port hied ana confirmed. Decree for sale of iheland mentioned in the pleadins, with a re ferencft to ascertain the spoil and destruction. tvezanna Pickett & other v. James .McKenov and others an 1 the Cruig Bill, from Rutherford. Report fiJed'. Decree for sale of lAnd in Ruth erford Cputjty the money to be paid into office, awl the parties to be paid as therein decreed With rtarther' reference to the Master, r" M Henry. Hnffstett ler, Admn 8cc...t. -Nicholas Whisonant and Peter Eaker fVom.Lincoln. Re- port nieu anu cunnrnieu. juecree accoriuig u Report John Smith's Ex'r. v. Az?l Sharpe & others; from IredcJI. .Report-filed and confirmedr and Decree Hccordinffly. - , : - : - Frances Lile . Robert Fleming, Adm'r. ka and others, from Wake. Report filed,.-and ex ceptions filed by defendant. ' Exceptions allow ed in part, and. Decree for complainant. ; John Edward.- and Wif &' cithers v.' Roderick Cherry, from Pitt, Compromised since the last Terrn and Decree according to compromise, in favor of complainants . , ' - ' - , John Kirby & Thomas Oaks . AVilliam Bird and others,; trom Uoi an. ' Decree for sale of the land mentioned n the pleadings. Amir, w Allison -v. Robert Worke & others, from Iredell. Keferred to the Clerk withbut prejud ce Kosaiwond- Taylor v. Heirs of S. 'Winstead, trom Nash- Bill dismissed with costs " John Nesbitt's Executor to. John 8t Hamilton Brown, Ex'rs. &c. fr; mVilkes. Judgment ac cording-to scire facias. ' . John Barnes vf 'Turner Dickinson and others, trom Wayne. ; But dismissed with costs. James Grant o. Edward Pride, from Halifax. Decree in favor of Complainant for one-sixth, o commissions each party to pav his own costs ieorge Carfington v. j Herbert Simms, from Orange. Referred to the Clerk to take an ac opened that debate, and who was furnish ed bv us with a sketch of that & mV other speeches on the same subject soonJ after they were delivered,, has not, in conse- quenceof his enagements, returned ohe ofHhem ; and from' a note just received from him,lt appears uncertain when he will do so. Inis (he says) I hope-will not delay the publication, as yoii can pro ceed with the remarks of other gentle men', and at Jsonic' convenient time, before the Pamphlet' is ready, 'I will - forward such of my remarks, as Ilmajr be able to recal. This is a course Vhich we cannot think of pursuing. We must publish the debate in the order in which it took place ; otherwise, it would present the awkward appearance of placing the reply to argu ments before the arguments . themselves hadnbeen published. As Mr. P. has not availed himself of the opportunity given to him of correcting his remarks, we shall be at the trouble of again consulting our notes, and publish his speeches from them as correctly as we' can. I If any material error appears in his or any other speech, we shall cheerfully publish any correction that may deemed necessary ; and if snch communication be made before the Pam phlet is ready, the correction will be made in that also. ted States refus- Callen Capehartfc JusKeialattacdimentireuirneuV y? v ' . " , 1 to this ternVi IvWd vni i- Cha'5 Fleetwood J: Charley FJettwowivAXi-'i "BrT anrvcannf:rio i he satisfaction- of fth 'Courfi r. v. i fM. tharthe dcfentUut ehWleFleelwoudtwsre-',- , he'; said had been inclosed up in the fnl dirie rooms; MrikLonir thouaht it e- count without prejudice. Mi,lifc-riiairahlA'nW thPAhn'lftSihniilfl h-A Tnylor & others v. :Dickins & others, from MrSed.'M to th number cSpiei ofjhe Mt 'reiegrapji extra, c. wmcn was aoout r jeSse Ives and wife v. James Sumner's Ex'or. tliatime circulated in the same vvay from Pepqaimors.) it is ordered that tiiis cause ! He' had ho doUbt the gentleman had, it ,n be transmitted to trie Court below for proof of his power to tire this information, which " rc,,w p asetlie uewuiam ,"v v?- 1 " v' j c w'' V u -.i ? t i pay the costs of this Court. ' . pernaps migni we ueemeu 01 a. iuuum.u- Betsey Jordan nrtoThefsV Simon Green and portance as pe pans ne nau com muni cai- j others, from Franklin. Final Decree. d SO minutely. v 1 4 f Ml'--Alfred D. Kerr c. James Cowan and J TKft. TFiVi : Kri na aid th vnriooa ''onne, from Iredell. It is oi det ed. hilla whirl hrbPAn flrfprl on th ?awse b"e transmiued to the pourt below, having ; ",r - : V " been prematurely removed each party to oay pitvcuiug uj. ...-u.w -j - inieir own cosis in xnis uourt. Tlaniol tn ranntcAnr thp vntp'vntP nf Rri- I , j "il- t- utj X,V V u COMMON LAW CAUSES. "0J',rj. , , . - ri; .n r r . Benjamin Bnley and Conner Ewell, Exrs of ;UT"C1.V P V- VY " ' ; 1 " Joseph Itriley, dpe'd. v. John Cherry, from Pitt. inaian Auaiib. uu me uauns ui unwiu citizens QfGeora, ""was negatived, was carried in the affirmative, and the re port of the Committee was orjJered to be laid on the table. - The House then acted on a number of private bills, in Commit tee of the Whole. Monday 9 Jan. The Detitious, tiv thirds of which Were Judgment for defendant, and rule for new trial discharged. Den on demise of W. M. Sneed and others v. John McGtehee, appt. from Caswell. Rule for new tnai aiscnargea ana juagmnt. George Wilson v Sienheu D. Forbes, Adm'r. from Craven. Judgment for the plaintiff. The Justices to the use of Ben. and Reuben Davis v. William T Muse, Ex'r. from Pasquo tank, Judgment that the rule to set aside the nonsuit be discharged, and judgment for dePdt. jonn ti. Alley t. iNoah Hamp'on, trom Ruther against the transportation and Opening of ford. Rule for new trial discharged, and judg tlie mails pn Sundav, occUtied nearly an- meiit affirmed. , K ur in heir'v presentation. Then various, Thomas- M. Blount v. William H. Davis, from S.WjtaJ. t V hird - read- Mwt discha "nd inzv were rcadu thifit- tin.e and nased. ,?r M,i.i,.i , n .. if.,i u sua. r. excepting a-Bill for the reliet ot, Kichard Washington. Rule, for new trial discharged, EiVpes, which, on a. little pppdsition rising, and judgment for Plaintiff. va?pustpfHed, ''iftd'-lnacilelhe'' pecial Joseph Loftin v William Huggins, from Le der lor-to -he- Hir- Ru trial .discharged, and judg- .'-A.-, .'-.vv;:,!.... 'ikA bna.;.i meat tor Plaintitt. ?,M'P'C 5 77 John Parken;. Exiim Lewis, from Edgecombe. er ;fii to the Ruje for new trial discharged, and mderaent-af- the voinmuiee oi lue wjioip uu ,iue oinicui nrmea. U ITmr.fi. nn mintiiin rtf f r. Mercer. The Richard F. Yarbroueh and Nathan Perrv . House then resolved itself infoConimittee State Bank, from Franklin. Judgment of the o,ihe- whole on the state of-the The Senate of the Uni ed by a vote of 21 to 17, on Tuesday last, to go, into Executive bilsiiTess, for the purpose, as Was supposed of: acting on the nomination of Mr. (Crittenden It seems' apparent, that i t jpis intended to postpone the consideration of the nomi nations made by, Mr Adams, Until after the 4th of March j On Wednesday last, in the rtouse of Representatives Mr. Hamilton from the Committee of Retrenchment, reported a bill, not calculated we tbJkik to redound niuch to the character of Xongress, in as much as it presupposes its members ca- pable of beins influenced in their course. A If I " . .- -' that tlu-K " cuiisiueraiiou oi iueirrj?t;r diem allowance. The bill provides, that for four months members shall be allowed their present pay, provided Congress should remain in session. Should a ses sion be protracted beyond four months, hejer diemto be reduced to tivo dollars a day.- Stationary to a specified amount only is to be allowed : a regulation is to be made with- respect to the pay for mile age ; and no newspapers to be furnish ed on the public account to members. A rumor reached this City, on Satur day, from the North, tlat Gen Jackson was dead, which gained belief with many, romlthe manner in which it came. We are happy to state, that the subsequent mails have brought no confirmation of the report. Mr. Rush is so much indisposed, that the President has authorized the Secreta ry of the Navy to perform the duties of Secretary of the Treasury, during Mr Rush's illness. state . of healthfor some"- day previous, without any symptomscalculatedto excite a pprehe risi cn havl n g "a ppeared "ami had breakfasted as usual. whenTabout half nast ic-inn. nmi axioms . mAccnncvni" c 7, 1. f 1. - . a , immediatelv desna trhed to Mr: Sanford; ml one of his lordship's medical attendants' rl-r raciilsi) in 4 rt a; it stirTlisitnrkfMt Kilt -Hf-T fore that ffentleinan could arrive bis lora-.j . rr.tt. w;n K- tavrfnct! him. sod ihtnfaz- ship had breathed his last. FROM RIO DE JAN BIRO. raV: Iitvs't1icref6V'rimlered: ttie-Ccwrt, th-ar-' . ubircaVioH be.'mailead the klgh Kt?gisteri or vi - ' Iperty levied on , comlemneU ao,iiieuse oiiutr- BAtxiMonE,'Jan. 27. . Treaty between the United States and Brazil. -condude(UBj;jKe.Ti sailing Schooner Yeilott,' Captain Murphy, which arrived at this port last evening, from Ri le Janeiro, (having sailed on llhe: loth lie? cember,) , intelligerice is brought, that Mr. yaor, our Charge d' Anaires at Kio ue Janeiro, concluded a Treaty between the United States and Brazil an the 12th Dec.' and that a Messenger TMr. BrownJ was to nave Deen the bearer ot it to our govern ment, in the ship New Orleans which was to have sailed the next day for NeW-York. wThe Markets were in a very depressed state, and the currency in a much1 worse one. ' "v- , " v : - : r ' - t- -: From " the Forget Me Not," of 1829, COUNSELS -Ur Bebtmrd Bartow.-" Though bright thy morn of life may seem, Remember clouda may rise ; Ahd trust not to the transient gleam " Of calm and smiling skies. So tread life's path in sunshine drest, . With lowly cautious fearj . - That when grief's shadows o'er it rest, . "' Its memory may be dear. , - If dark life's matin hours may be, 'Vr Despond not at thir gloom ? "Ssr; Joys cloudless sun; may rise for thee, " - And Hope's bright flow'rets bloom. So trace ti eir pathway thorn-bestrewM, Thai thou, in happier hours, With pure and pailgless gratitude May'st bjess its fragrant owers. Through cloud i5& sunshine, flower and thorn, ' Pursue thy even way, Nor let thy better h pes be born 1 - Of things that must decay.' Rejoice with tremb!ing, mourn with hope, . Take life as life was givt n ; " Its rough ascent, its flowery slope, Mav lead alike to heaven ! ... - - - , - - -ii. , ; Bobert McNairyV'rt '. ''t'i-K: BoYd:3HcNaWet at heirs of J.lflamiHonJeV l ON motion of the. Complainants, and, j'i'apC . pearfng to thesatisfactiQa of', the Court, har?y 'y t the" Defendants arq a)l citizens' of tUQiStite 'of v ".-?" North-Carofina;' Itis ordered bf th'e rV " thatdhi9 brder, with' the adbstance of the Com; .i ff' : ; " plaint,e published iirtjve Raleigh tRegfser-,; f r - i a newspaper printed iiv Raleigh; Jn the State, p 'of North-Carulina. fow weeks" in succession:'; i.-:X- t and thit the last publication bfe.fnadeat teast 30 days previous to the next term o this Courts ; ' and if the DefeWantB do not answer lmcxV " plaint, thf case oe set lor neanng exparxej to i f T.P.WIS H. KOYIiE. U11C KSlJi The substance of the complaint ia,4hat' therejr v -is a tract of lOOOicres Of Und granted t thesaHC;V John Hamilton, lyiiisr in said county 'ofHardin x which was ip the life time of thejaiirronWsitjV;;' eiyen to. the Complainant fa the .eychisfon.'or 'V ( the other heirs, which said gift is pr?iye,a to be coitfirm d, and a legal Vrtletothe kaM.bnd vei-tSiVo ed in the .Complainants in pursuance of'the,gfi?-fi,:V CL()THIN ISlOEteal' Rll ALSKt respectfully informs. hechins ? r; . . of -Raleigh nd ts vicinity that hecontiV :' i.2?s . jjs to keep on 'hatid in (m''ffri' , MADE CLOTHING HATS CMSS'rAIffltJ AliTJCLES &c; He has jut received Vests, black slk-Cra rino Stacks, black will sell on accomraoi He. has in his employm r a suprdy of fineMolesfe'rt-' ' vats (tirst.ouaiity wavaVi-". silk Stocks' which rhov1 -a ev I Utmr terrav v ;f ?r-. i :' : ' ent a the jestabhshmenV Vr,! w im Newbern, a ymng man ('atelyJrbmYorkri;! !!1 well skilled in the art of cutt'vngyio the latest and most if .shionable styles' ;Those CtKerefore -fx who -leave their measures with huf- agent In Ra leigh, will be furnished with 'neai , and dbrablt' V Clothing on the-tnost accommodating ifinn$;4 Cr uaieign, reo, , ao y ,T . w . , jiv.. i ami ler relun" to taKe up, on motion oi Williams & Murray . Thomas Varbroutrh and lrrj)uhcanth,e bill for the graduation ot James Yarbrough, from Franklin Judgment the publicJandsV proceeded to the consider- reversed and judgment for Plaintiff, .ii'nn nf ihA;fMitr'fr ihe"Driaer.vat1nn and re ' Thomas IV. Watts v. Thomas Scott, from Or pnlrof the Cumberland road. Mr. Mer- ange. Judgment of the Court below reversed, . . -a- . -i,. , . . .. and judgment for the Plaintiff. cer liaviOS Deen COinpeuea Dy im isposition I The Governor, to the 9p nf th x yielded the floor toVMr. Fortr who tnade bert McAftee & others, from Wake. Rule for stneODseryaions against tne amenumeni, new trial maue aosoiuie ana new trial granted. and was: followed by Mr. Barney, to the game -ft lTjjrM nia iheiw outainedthe floor, but belore any i.hiBrvatians' wereiuade, on his motion the Conttnittfe ruseJ i ;-'' Tuesday. rJaxu 2f. The House all eVsoine prelindpary busi ness, we ht;intconiuii t tee ot i he VV hole Oa the. State of the Union, on t he. bil 1 fr tfte prsrvaiion and repair of the Cumbrr land oRoath' wheri the Cdinmitee was , ad- I ressed" byy M r.VAVde r son f Pee n 1 v a u ia hvf or ofJthV bill, and i M r,: i Hainsey a u's itafftHn favorf jhe amehdment. Mr. Sttiwttrxiheu spoke.Vt some lengthen STATE CAUSES. State v. John H. Roane, from Burke. Rule for new trial discharged and judgment for the Stale. ; ; . I State r. Isaac, Negro slave, from Jones. Judg ment for the State. , ' State . John Chittem, from- Currituck. Rule for new trial .discharged and "judgment for the State. State t?. Simeon Cochrane, from Warren.- Rule for new tml made absolute. r iVb?e: The sickness of; the late Chief -Justice pre vented judgroents ram being entered up in a number of Causes .which had been argued and submitted to . the Court. avr ofitheniU, when Mr.Wctmspbtam- Court, 'Thomas P. DEVEREUX,Esq. was y.l t'e HfMr and the Oommutee rose i re-appointed;Repor During the recent term of the Supreme appoin tedRe porterof ItsdecisionsTor i ii llikni vtirttavcdoned a resolu; I rrr:tJ0yv-' -j s-z rr - .... tnerensums year. - - , Tin ujrer ine nour ui uieeuugoiiciHui?- . . , y , , , .by nMi;rUrti?VcVkntd-bl18 , r,- ' VAlU-: - XirklVrcireWuWhtctyixbllU 7faBank Qitc8tion-Vfi!i owe an apo nf priVatewrevceporte:at:ttie.histSf?r iogyrto ouFjneaderft -for nothavihg ere this siop,' to i bacted oni ipinmenced (he publication of the debate the bdivof.afiidulac. characters reported;. - v. L ' t 1 w - d'urir.g che present 'wwn"f '& Mr.l VVhit-- ??;lbJ?rr agreeably to, promise. Fresh oaa were sold, in the Fayette- ville Market, on Tuesday. They brought 31 cents each. Nothing is mfore ridiculous than the accounts frequently published in the English and French Journals, of occur rences which transpire in the United States and of facts connected with our internal condition. A, late paper from Paris, gives an important item of intelli gence, vrz, that Mr? Derbigny has been appointed Governor General of Louisiana, after a warm contest in which General Jackson was his opponent! ' On Thursday evening last, at his residence Jh this vicinity,. the Hortorabte Johx Lbuis TATtoH, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of this Stafe, in the 59th year of his age. (. The lamented deceased wms a native of Ire land, but came to this country in his boyhood, studied law in this State, became a successful practitioner, and at the age of 28 years was ap pointed a Judge on the Bench of our Superior Court. Whilst at the Bar, Mr. Taylor was ohe of its mos- distinguished members, possessing talerts of the fist order and gifted with a most impressive elcrttion. By the act regulating the Supreme Court of this State, passed in 1810, which authorized the six lodges to appoint one of their number. Chief Juncet ne was Honored with that distinction,; and hen in the year 1818, the Supreme Court was newly organized and made to consist of but three Judges, the deceased wan again elected one or them, and again placed at their head, which high office he filled to the day of his death. Indeed he was presiding in the Supreme Court, on Thursd iy, the 2d tilt, when he was seized with the malady which terminated his existence on that day week. Judge Taylor was not only a distinguished Ju rist his mind was ueenlv ' imbued with that de greeof refinement, which a long, and familiar acquaintance with belles lettres only can confer, and which on suitable occasions, flowed from his lips and adorned his writings, by apt and fe licitous quotations trom the Ancient Classics. - Nor was he more remarkable tor the extent o his erudition, than for the amiable and benevo lent qualities of his heart. He possessed a sua vity of manners, which all.who associated with him, felt and acknowledged. , No one ever made an appeal to lis sympathy, but he enttreifinto their feelings to his advice, but he, cordially gave it to his chanty, but his band was open to their relief. It had not come to bur knowledge before his decease, that the College of Georgetown, in the District ot Columbia, had conferred the degree ot Doctor of Laws on the Chief Justice ia April last. ' . . . , We hope some competent pen will at a future period, pourtray the character of the etninent man, whose thread of earthly existence bas so suddenly been severed. r ' : "', '. 7 The deceased was buried orr Sunday in apri vate burial ground. The usual .Masonic honors were performed, for as a member of the Frater jjify Judge Taylor badTeached the highest grade of 'distinction. - latest from Europe. By the John Jay, arrived ' at" New-Yorki from Liverpool j advices are received? to the 16th Decern- ' The news from Ihc seat of War is, that the sieves of Choumla and Silistria had been raised and that the Russian Armie3 were making a most disastrous' retreat ?a- cross the Danube, t where they would go into winter quarters, , , . Death of the . Eatl of 'Zivtrpoqkr-'lhe Ear! ofjLiverpobrdied on the5 lOth" of De- l TwelYe or lifteen r- X7ALUABLE NEGROES for sale Tinthe, vl- f cinitv of Raleigh. Apply tothe Printer v;e;-rV 24th Jan. 1829.0 v - -;-v AU-:'-'rsy ?, , Sale -for .Tie8i;i: I for sale at the Court ; House, a in - r t 1 - T Shall offer day of March ext the following tracts "of LaniKjU' or so much thereof as will satisfy the taxes Ulue i , 't-z . thereon for the year 1826 1827 vith 150 acres listed by TreasytTurnejrpn, the wa- . ; ; 4 ters of Brown preek. 63 dodo LeviP.earce do Kbckv Vtii&r'S ' 50 do do Wm.Mtntyre5 ar.do J. "do if 4 50 do do Lewis M'lntyre -doV fV "do,? H V 300 do do Abner Besch'fdO .Lane-creek 100 do do Malthew, Kummageda do; dov' , u lwao -.oo Kooerx xiuuruu ao aavannau i - creek.- - v-t - . - -CM 'L'. . 60 do do George Vf." Sfflf 'ldoKichMs6n .-'fH creeit.- f, , T.S 1n .rln .Arthur Svlrp d , dn tin '' V 268 do do Jesse Bariiel do 'ropSK&o - "150- do do Behj. Braswell , do Gourdvin6 f,, . creek. -- 348. do do 268' do do 50 do do .,300 do do 800 do xlo Daniel Alay ' doJoneaereelcf . Jep.tba Gulledge dovrLik Branchy , j.V j WWielngram'do Thompc.lVcreek.Vr." C' Kiley Moss v i Hailey ferrv RoaiUi " Vt Isaiah Stewart do Beaverdam'creek.' s!-'' i-9 ; State of Nortb-Carolina! ; Edgecombe County. . ' " Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, : November Term, 1828. - . The President and Directors of the Stat Bank, Bennet Barrow. ' , ; V 1 Original Attachmentlv . . ' Spencer D. Cotton, and Thepphilus Parker sum. . moned aa Garnishees.' --r;'V!' llT appearing to the satisfaction of the Coutt that the defendant is oot a resident of this State. Uis therefore, ordered. (bat publication be made for six-weeks in the Raleigh Register, tliat - un less the (kieiidant make his personal appearance at the Coort.ofPleasmnd Quarter Sessions, to be - .-a y-. . " - . . . - neict tor tne coonty oi tugecomDe, at toe Court house ia Tarborouh, on; the fourth Monday- in reoruary next, ano, replevy anu pieaei, juagment t i "Ti -ii i i.L : - a t 400 do hoi 'listed owned by --'.Hftrtley;dai ; ''i Jrodked'creek-. 'KVv i 50 do do Willis Worley doTliompson'a crerk -...v 37i"do do John Atnty do! ; "do CAof &f 28 do do G3tsey Barber do Pinch got creeluV 4 oo aa Aiex'rcc uan r;'Arae tapia aiine, AtaYBRSdate Sh'if. A; - I- -,v ..." . . 4' - i.vi J TxventifWbllari : 'Reward -c 1 1 BROKE Jail in Ahboro 'Baridolpb Coiintyi ;Vi ; on the night. of the 6th inst 4twq negroes ' a boy and aVi.ri. Siyd boy. calling himself John ?r; ' ; 1 Fields,' ia about 30 year old, yabout, 5 feeUO V- inches biifh tighuiDomplexioti-has scar on nf' -Jc v- 4 foot. Said boy vpasser, for, a free man, is a boy 01 CC been girl smalt ble eirl. Tbey.V3r''b7tfhi'proDkbly'tatteinur pass for, free persons, a man -"and wife -The; '.t- ahrv. reward wl! h frivAnrfAVtliir,annrfli'fi?:r.-'''. I." . sion . ana uuvery i 10 me, or.conpnemeni ur any .y ;-. r j jail so that I get them, or $10T either qflhetn,X:; fr . ' 'Z- i l.jBUOWNt JaileW': . V? Jan. 7t6, 1829. v v-;373wp V .-r ... l ' i -1 i- i i 1 - ' . ' - "r i z ' Ten "Dollars Rewartk ADi iAj'Ai iioaj tne ,iioscr'oeT,nnntr;m --.i r Xt Jasper emmty Georgia, Negro '-jPeHuw.f . X7 , , named J AClw I le is yellow comnfccteoV 5feet Q 1 f -. inches and a halfhighTea tnid ybri-kvin V. V ' -hJs'moun5,ha,jL- re marka b Lesc r t o i "hit left "t'' j r -hand occasioned bjrji burnValso a large scar over 4 - his left ahoulder blade He wijl aim for Fayette? f.- t vniei North'aplinaVa lier-waa brought from rV dial- WV JTj(H Lf,V J . "V p4if!.-J);-.9f 'l.-J-r The aoove rewarovwiitoe ven w any persoa 4. lor apprenenaing saxu negro sum 4uuing' uim in-x r sorae safe Jail, sd that Itget Jura. JailoTa sre rer : queatediC'SaldoeRro, ahbuH-'beJoJvithv." th'eiri tn1 reinTormation bvletter'at auick.asY V-f-
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Feb. 6, 1829, edition 1
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