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j 'JCcbmTnitte consisting dfMesSM.Tazcr "ed, tVacertain and report apdcjde: : cianrjj; Vvlio is elected President and ice Prudent of this United States, and to, no tify the individuals elec osuchvele r Ata barter before one, the Senate pro f1 Ceued Jo the cosideatioii of Executive ifcusinesarirT Iftftt three o?ctock.'f This closed-door busi- pess oegins.io excuesome interest m me trtic m& jjtte increasr $d by the reports that are abroad concern jfog iti In gbo tiTne we suppose, the veil be removed, arid public curiosity gra ced, y;H;:i.. ; ; -Mr Branch submitted a resolution in :aifiictm the Cprninittee on.jComnerce to ihqiuinto the ieipe apprbpri ' ting "a Sum sufficient to makea ship chanr .pel " frotn the Albemarle Sound to th e At lantic Ocean, at or: near Roanoke Inlet. "V- MrlWntoB gave notice thi1hewpuld, ;.to-iirrw bill for tns gradu at increasir df the Engineer Corpsi'iiml for other IpurposesV At half past ktwelye. the Senate proceeded to the consideration or Executive Business. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. r. A great number of reiolutipnsr'were of fered. .Tlie Hotise. theii resumed the con- .laer.ation-, oj ,me pn lor.ine reiier or rar rpwiintl rlarris, whose claim is for a bal ahce due. to them on the contract with the government for the erection of the forti - fications on Dauphin Island. - After sonTe further discussion the bill for their relief was ordered to foe engrossed and read a third time to-day. When this bill was disposed Of, the-House went into conimit teeof the whole on four private bills, two or wnico were oruerea to oe engross ed kand read a thirl time to day, and on the other two the Committee reported prp ; tress and obtained, leave to sit a2im at thg desire of gentlemen who wished for .further time, to. 'make, examination. A bill was reported from the Committee on Naval Affairs, making an appropriation . in aid of the -Navy Hospital Fund- M rit Carson, from the Committee on Indian Affair, to which the siibject nvas -referred on the 27ih of January, reported 4L,t)iU aiitborizing the President of the U nitedv States to 'extinguish the title to cer ite in Indian reservatiorfs of Land within the Btate of NorJh -Carolina-, which .was read twice and committed t a 'Committee .F: ""the Whole House on the; state of the; U- num. ' ' Mr. Bryan offered the following resolu tion, which lies one day on the tab'e : . " Resolved, That the Secretary of war be direc ted to communicate to this House a copy of the survey and report of a canal , route from Nuse ;rRiver to Beaufort harbour, in North-CaroKna, ' mide by V brigade of United Stages' Engia eers,) in continuntion of the great inland sea board, navigation, from the Dismal Swamp Ca na Southwardly. :, Monday y Feb' 2 " , - . The presenting of petitions in the House fof Representatives yesterday occupied near ly an hour.. One or two bilis were then rVportffrbm variousCommitteps; one of . which was a,Bdl for the relief of the heir- of RobeVtFuUon. The House then resumed, in Cmmittee of the Whole on th? state, of the Union, the Bill for the preservation ;rd repair Of the Cumberland tload when Mr A. Stevenson (the Speaker) spoke at some lMgh agaios the constitutional power of , Congress to erect toll gate, o"r assume any jurisdiction over the roid. Mr. Mercer then obtained the floor in reply, but as it was near the usual hour of adjournment. and Mr, Mercer was in a weak state from indUposition, the bill was passed over. The: Coiiimitfee then on motion of Mr. $ prague, took up the bill to repeal the du ties on tonnage which was also read and passed over. The Committee then took up the Bitl to authorize the purchase and listribntion of 500 copies of Gordon's Di gest of the Lkws. There was an amentU pient made, on motion of Mr. Marvin, to this Bill giving a copy tOeach incorporated college in the -Union. The Coumittee then rose and reported progress on the Cumberland Road bill. The Bill to re lfal the duties on tonnage was postponed t il I to-morrow. The House adjourned be fore the question was taken on a motion made to anend the Bill relative to the purchase and distribution of Gordon's' Di esf, which tnotion was to reduce the num ber from 500, to. 250, and to prevent their disittioraming the member of the two Houses of Congress. ' " v " Tuesday, Feb. 3- Mr. McKean, from the Committee oh the Post Office RoaU reprted a Bill, a me nil a tor V, of the PostvOffice Law, which repeats 8Q much of the existing law ns ini pbsesuptin; Posimasters the-'-obligation of distrilmting" the , mails on Snday Ac companying this bill, was a report on the subject. of the transportation of the mails oii undayV wWcht-tirvits tone and deci sion is avere, to the prayer o f those ho desire to interrupt it ou that day. There was some conversation,, not amountingt to a discussion upon. a motion of Mr. McKean to priiit;-60UO:$xX mirt but the moiiikii wa natty 'laid 'on the t-tbJelliefHnise eol Upthe bill f? oor the Senate to;autboriiehe ptircKas t nd d ist ribu t ion of -5.00 copies 'of Gordoh'j; iitet of the-Laws,. whictf.Was- opposed,t n ne qf4etion 01 us - iui,ru. -(reams, w.-i. fiiuHyv passed- by a.vote'of 96 to. 79.rthat Institution, yas confirmed by a vote oh iiuue ,inen.4 TPutueu, :ui v-vmuiuuivcc id th.- b leoiUhe states ot the-Umon,! . . . . V i ?s Jiad evere atucn l Wp!-' , 1 ihe "Cobsresatioas. f FiyetteviUei New, ' ' w' - ( , - - ' Published every Friday TG SEP H GALES fy SOty at 'Jvree Dollars ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding -sixteen lines neatly inserted 3 times for a Dollar, & twenty VOL. XXIX - - :- - . ' Mr. Mercer Commenced his reply to the argumeots hgainst the bill, and after speak ing about an huur and a half give way for J .At : ml -t . .' a mouon mat ,xneimmiuee rise; ne will continue his replv to morrow; About half aa hour had elapsed after the hour f meeting! before a quorum1 of the Mouse-was ascertained to be present iA Resolunon wms laid on the table, by Mr,Barringr? appointing to-morrow for the election of a printer to theHbuse Tor the next Congress! and another resolu tion was offered by Mr. Wilds, which, al so lies on the table one day providing that no person who has been engaged, or inter ested in, a public newspaper within the last2 years, shall be eligible to the office of public printer j - Internal Improvements. -Th e newly e- lected Board for Internal Improvements met at Fayetteville on Thursday last, and closed their business on Saturday. Measures were taken for recommencin 1 " the works below Wilmington, and for re pairing the Embankment and Jetties ; and also for opening the River to Haywood For which purpose three locks will be im mediately erected at Buckhorn Falls. A survey of the Road from Pettigrew's Canal-tQ Cahoon Lake, in Tjrrell County, was directed; pursuant to an act of last session. Satisfactory evidence was also procured, as directed by the Legislature, of the sinking of certain Vessels during the Revolutionary War, in the ship chan nel helow Wilmington, in order to pre vent the Enemy from destroying the town, which, it is believed, was the principal cause ot tfte present obstructions in the navigation of the River". This testimony will be immediately transmitted to our Senators in Congress, and will be the means, it is confidently expected, of ob taining an appropriation from that body in favor of these Works The new Lock at the head of Clubfoot Creek, and the necessary repairs in the Canal, it is exbected, will be forthwith i undertaken, an ample appropriation hav ing been made by an act of last session for that purpose. Mineralogical. A correspondent of the Yadkin Journal announces the discovery of a large body of the Sulphate of Barytes. of the granular species, in the County of Cabarrus. The mineral is found ,at two different Gold Mines, in large slabs and compact masses, running parallel and ge nerally contiguous to the vein or matrix of the precious metal, and, in some in stances, contains on its. surface, small quantities of Gold. It is susceptible of a very high polish, and is a beautiful snow white color. It is said to constitute a good base for water colorsto be a good metallurgic ft ix, and intermixed with tr-e carbonate of lead, to make an excellent substitute for thebest white lead, giving to pfaint a durable body or cOat, and being far preferable to the common adulterations of that article Should it resist a long exposure to the action of the atmosphere, this mine raj would be valuable for many domestic uses. It would be very suita ble for tombstones, hearths, &c. v -see- ; (reneral Jackson.- The President elect has probably reached Washington by this time 1 he last JNational intelligencer stated that he was expected daily. The last accounts left him at Pittsburg, in good health Hebas receiyed the most distin guished attentions during his whole jour ney. - " Theolo gical Seminary The Synod of Kentucky, at its late session at Danville, resolved upon the establishment of aThe ologicaf Seminary at that place. Three subscriptions of &200 each were immedi ately made by persons present, as part of S200Q neclfSsary to the foundation of the first Professorship. The Revd. James Burch was elected by ballot, as Professor of Theology. - - President of Harvard College. At va meeting of the Board of Overseers of Har vard College, on Thursday last, thenomi-j nation of Josiah Quincy, as President of i 0 4q to 2b. ' .i ' , . ' v :yfe re ret to. leamr that Mr-Wiar 1 11 . , . . TUESDAY, FEB. IX), 1829. i Oars are the"plan8 of :fairj delightful peace, Upwarp'd by party rage, to jive, like brothers FRI DA Y, FEBRUARY' 13,' 1829. Philanthropic. -Th e Pro fessors o f th e Medical Department of the Columbian College, in the District of Columbia, anx ibiis o extend "the benefits of regular me dical education to Students whose pecu niary means will hot enable them to at tend courses of public lectures, have re solved to admit gratuitously, one student from each State in the Union, to be de signated by the Senators in Congress. The bill now before the House of Re presentatives, to abolish the office of Ma jor General; also provides, that, brevet rank shall not be conferred , by the Presi dent and Senate, on any officer of the Army, but for gallant actions and meri torious conduct on the field of battle. Theodore Frelinghuysen has been e- lected a Senator of the United' States from New-Jerseyi for six years from the 3d day of March next, to succeed Mr.DicKER.sox, whose terni of service will then expire. Mahlon Dickerson was then cho Sert a Senator to fill the vacancy occasion ed by theresignation of' Dr. Bateman. Mr. Southard, -the present Secretary of the Navy, would have been chosen, but for the artful introduction of a resolution ueclanng him ineligible, in consequence of baviucr lost his residence in New-Jer-sey, by the acceptance of an office at Washington. This is an ' extraordinary decision. It might as well be said, that our young men, who have a temporary residence at New-York or Litchfield, for the purpose of attending a course of Lec tures on Medicine or Law. disfranchise themselves, as that the holding of an Of fice at Washington deprives a man of his political and personal privileges. The George Clintou, Capu flawsoju ar' rived at New-York, leff Liverpool on th 27th of December." The, papers that she brinos furnish no news trom the continent in addition to that previously received. The most interesting is a letter From the Duke of Wellington to the Catholic Primate of Ireland, published in the Dub lin. Evening Post of December 23 It it in ihese ternjs ' London. Dae, 11, 1828. . My Dear Sir : I huvr received vour Ltte of the 4th nst. and Irasstire von that vou do me justice in believing that I am sincerely anxious to witness the settlement of the Kom in Ca!h- c Question, wh'c , by bf ntfi'tiiie the statr-, woult con era benefit on every, ind vkUihI bj Wmging to !. Bur 1 conf s 1 see no pn sp- ct of such a settlement. Pattv.nas been mxerl up with the consul ration of the Quctim to such a d fjree, and such violence pervales every lis cussion of it, that -it is impossible to preal up on men to consider it dispassionate Jy. "If we cfuld burv it m o livion for a short time and employ tliat time diligently in th. con sidertition of its diffi'-nlues on II sides, (for tney ar. very great,) I should not despair of seeing a satisfactory rtrm-dy. ' Believe me, my dear Sir, ever yoor most faithful humble servant, W ELLINGTON." .Fayetteville Market Cotton, S8 a 8 15. Bars:in yd. 20 a 24- Candles, m'ld. 14. Coffee, 16 a 16s. Flour. 86 60 a 7- Iron, 5 50 a 650. Flaxseed, 85 a 90. Li'oe, 2 50 a 3. Molasses, 32 a 37. Nails, i cut, 9 ; wrought, 18 a 20. Sus;ar, com mon, 101 a 11 ; prime, 11. a 12- Salt, Liv. 90 a gl. Steel, Amer. 8 a 9. To bacco, leaf, 2 50. a S3 Ap. Brandy; 40 a 45. Whiskey, 25 a 30. Wheat, gl 35. U S. Bank Notes, U to $ pn ct. pre miuni Cape Fear, do N. C. Cotton is quoted in New-York at 8 to 91 (its- only. Wheat is quoted as follows : . Wheat Western, bush- 1 65 a 1 70 Do Virginia do 1 65 a 1 68 Do North-Carolina, do 1 68 a 1 71 ' Infernal Improvement.-We copied from the Raleigh Register, a few weeks since. a notice of the proceedings ot a meeting of Members of the Lesrislatu re and others friendly to Internal Improvements, at the Capitol in Raleigh, by whom a Society was tormed to collect and disseminate a- mong the people information on this all- important subject. Fromueh a Society, energetically and perseveringly conducted we anticipate the happiest results.. It mav m a few years, (for it is not to be dolie in a mo ment,) acquire such information, and con sequently influence, as to give a direc tion, ami irresistible force to the energies of the State ; and thus, wielding that powerful engine, public opinion, compel the Legislatu re to do something for the im provement of the internal condition of the State. Fay, Obs. -1 BomanfCatholic Convention in Fayette- t?ie.'r-7Bisidp England, of Charleston, has gi vert naticevi that a Convention of vthe Roman Catholics of North-Carolina wtll I K 1io)r! trt ttiia--triwn n Siinrtav ttiA lTlK per annum half in advance. - five ce'fcts for every succeeding publication. NO, 1,555. tern bern, Vashington,; Wilmington Salis bury, and Charlotte, will entitled to seajts from the three first men tioned Congregations, each two Dele gates ; the- others, teach one f We have not heard what number of the Clergy will be present, but no doubt the Rt." Revd, Bishop himself will be. V , .. . The Bishop also gives ..notice, that on Tuesday the 17th of. March, (being the Festival of St Patrick,) the dedication of the- Church erected, in this town, will take place. The Catholics are indebted, tor this Church,and the lot on which it stands, entirely to our townsman, John Kelly, Esq. It is now completed, ajid only a waits the dedication, to be used for the purpose for which'it is designed It is a convenient building, finished in such a style of neatness and taste as to do, cred it to all engaged about it. Fay. Obs. THESLEKPERS. BT MISS M. JROWNI. They are sleeping ! Who are sleeping ? Children wearied with their play, For th- stars of night are peep ng, And t'le sun hath sunk away. As. the dew upon tlfe blossoms Bows thern on their slender stem So, ;s liHt as their own bosoms, Balmy sleep hath conquered them. They are sleeping ! Who a"e sleeping1 1 Mor al, compassed round with woe, Eyelids, wearied out with peeping. Close for very weakness now : And that short relief from sorrow, Harrassed nature shall sustain, 'Till thev wake again to-morrow Strengthened to contend with pain ! They ;o-e sleeping I Who are sleeping f Captives in their gloomy cells ; . Yet sweetMreams are o'er them creeping With their many colored spellsfv All they love again thy clasp therh ; Feel again their long lost joys ; But the naste with which they gra3p them Every Fairy form destro) a. They are sleeping Who ar sleeping Misers, by their hoarded gold ; And in fancy now are heaping Gems and pearls of price untold. Gulden chains their limbs encumber, Diamonds seem before them strewn, But they w .ken from their slumber, And their splendid dream is flown. They are sleeping ! Who are sleeping Pne a moment softly tread ; Anxions friends are fondiv keeping Vigils by thf sleept r's bed ! Other hopes have all forsaken One remains thai slum!er deep j Sp--'k not, lest the $ lumberer waken . From that sweet tuat saying sleep; They are sleeping ! Who are sleeping ? Thousands who have passed away From a world of woe and weeping, To the r gions of decay ! Safe they rest, the green turf under,; Sit hing breeze or music's breath, Winter's wind, or Summer's thunder, Cannot break the sleep of death ! Tn Bladen county. Mr. James H. Chaptnan, of Cumberland, to Miss -Ann Robinson. In Lnmberton, on the 28th ult. by the Rev Cohn Mclver, Thomas A. NfOrment. Esq of Ch -o'Mte, to Miss Henelope K. Rowland, daugh- ter ot tfrn. Attren Rowland In Brunswick county, on the 27th ult. Mr. Maurice WaddeM to Vliss Mildred F. Hall. In Warren county, or. the 22d ult. Mr. Robt. Smith, of Frank in, to Miss Elizabeth Bowdown. n the suTne evening, Mr. John Andrews to Miss Ellen Paschall. In Orantce county, on the 29th ult. Mr. Tho mas T. Burroughs to Miss Amelia H. Patterson, d-iughtet of Mr. Mann Patterson. In Rowan county, on the I6ih ult. Mr. Jacob H--ltsh"user to Miss Rachel Brown : also on the 22J. Mr. Daniel Gregory, to M-s. Edith Brui.er. In Surrv county, Capt. Henry G Hampton to Miss Charlotte Doby ; also, on the 15th ultim , Mr. 'ohn Pardue, of Wilkes county, to Miss Rhndy Austill also, Mr. Thomas Johnsan, of Ire ;ell, to Miss Surah Carter ; also, Mr. diaries Jo nson to Miss Gilly Sisk. In Washington, G orgia Maj. A H. Sneed to Mrs. Mary Ruddy. DISD, In Charlotte, .on the 25 th ult. very suddenly, Mr. I nomas Gdlespie. xln Salem, on th. 29th January, the honorable &, venerable Timothy Pickering, aged 84 vears most ot the incident ot whose eventiul lite were connected with the Revolution, independ ence,-measure . politics of our beloved coun try. He was Colonel of one of the first patriotic ( regiments in this State ; afterwards an Aid to Gen. Washington, and subsequently Secretary of State, a N.monal Senator, &c. He was bless ed with the mens! sana in corpore ino" to his last sickness, and we know not tha" the pow er of his m ud" was Impaired till deatn Boa. Pal. In New-H.tvett, Con. on the 26th u it. Nathan Smith, M. D. Profess r of the lhery& Prac tice ot Pfysic and Surgery in the Medical Insti tution ot Yale College, aged 66. - State of North-Carolina, , WASHINGTON COUNT Y. Ik Eaui-rt. Fall Term, A. D. 18233 ; Frdey Jones v. i tVilliam Jones, Thomas Jones, Jane Jones, Tho mas K. Smaw and Nancy his wife.p CUarloU. jfjiries, b Levi Fagn. her Guardian, and -Frfc ley Jones, by nm. Fagan, Sen. hu Guard an fTippranng to e satisfaction vi the eourt,tliat Thomas Jones resiifes without the limits ot the State : It is ordered that publication be nrad three months in theZRalelgh . Begister.ihat uft- less ne appear anaanswer t tne: next superior Court of Kquity Io be . held for the County 4 jh iu gi o jmi ,.-ri.iic ; seconu flionoay ia ; ajurcn next, Judgment pro eoniesso will be takVn against bim. :"' Test, , : 3. GOiiLBT, C. II. B. VY. C. bridge Cern-; wtth'cntemporiy;Leitelo tt6 t. Austin., - -w--', '::.j,v.v7,; v:; AC Hill) 1IUC - . . V f r.A - ' - 1. . .J", ' -t y.-rFLOpb5n4 ir of the W4Vi".: ! n Ute&A Ctvodeiisetl Geogranbi' c" H ;j,tonr fi V" of theVWestew Stated oft tne MiasM.bpirldlevv r-'?v j VI. imngs.Ufe:ofCioJumbuv-A-'Hist( the Life and Voyages of Chnstoplier Columbus mentary .on . thelEpiatle ,to tbe Hebrew. v VK, Moses Stuart.: -.fl:t: . ,j 'V' 'ltH VIII, Hayti.4-TUe present State of HayVUli r; x;. Remarks 911 Us Agncidture, Commerce, 18,; ;-;:, Reti'gion't Finances and Population. UyiJaniti s J't'j Frajiklin.-' r::.'rr , .x" yk j IX. The Baltimore Vnd Ohio Rai!'Rod-ili " . V f Report of the Engineerss on the Reconnoissajice . and Surreys made hi reference to the Baltimore , and Ohio Rail Road. ? ! ' N ? . f, .2. SecondeAnnnal Report of the President And 'J-i Report of the Board pi Engineers to thc'lto1 oft V-(x-Di rectors of the Baltimore nd OUvo RU Uoadi i -V, Company.. ;;t :; .'1?$ V X. Heeren's Historical Works. I Histdrjt erfnaoof the States of Antiquity; !'Fiom the Gerraa X. Hi L. Heerent , . & .11 2. History of the PoIitftcm'jBiU(v .i-f and its Colonies, trom the Discovery ofAmericA. -vstC-J to the indepehdence of the American tTontiunU I- From the German of A . H. L. Hfeeren. ' ' i Heereri. 'XI. Simnn Bolivar. Historia de la Revplucion de la Republica de Colombia. Por Josd MAiiuel .' Itestrepo. . ' .VJiV XII. Sixe-Weiroers Tra?ds. -Travels I thro - North America, during th e. Years 1S2T ajjd 1826 By his Highness, Bernhard, Duke pf SucAYeU mer-Eisenach. r . fiiQ- .Anal v'&t 'tA fn t ..Ia Kmr.. l - J. GALES U SOX; Managers Office, ' Richmond, Va 10 be drawn mn 01 February - - a New-York Consolidated E&Hru " glO,000 . S3000 , 1,460 1,000.;,. 1,000 5 of 500 i " 10 of 150 36 of 100 Besides &30t $15, S10, and ;5.- Whole Tickets S5- Halves 50.QuaN ters SI 25; RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERYvNp.X To be drawn at Richmond 2nd of March.; 1,460 2 of tb00?V 5 of 300 10f ,':i50r''r Besides 840, 830, &20, &.c; t Whole tickets $5- Halves g2 JOQuaK ters 81 25. r- : CONNECTICUT S TATE No7 Z.? To be drawn i3thof Match v ; ; 1 olt 86,000 . 1 of 2,500 . ' 1 2,268 2 'J1,000". 4 500 6" 5,500 viV 20 , JOO 41 ,k 'i4QY Besides 830820, 81588,14 Whole rickets $54, Halves 82, t, - Quarters 81.';?'" V ' All orders addressed to Tates & MclntyT Richmond Va. or Charleston S; Carulina, ,.. ,x P. S. -Yates & Mclutyrefhave had the pleasure'; of selling and paying prizes of $I0,0Ds -1' of 4,0002 of 200 and . 6 of 10)0 with a few wki . past for chances in the above Lotttriea adress lATba & MCJLN 1 YKE Richmond Va. -. State of North-Carpliha; : ; Rutherford County. ,;.' , " Superior Court of LAW0cLobetTerrnl82t. William Hicks r. Elizabeth Hicks. ; Petition for pi vorce.; v -j TT appearing to the satisfaCtlonlof the-Ooort' that Elizabeth Hicks, the defUjndanVis not anr- inhabitant of this State $ it is tflerjcfore .ordered 4 by the Court tint puhlctron' be; midec threes months in thr Raleigh Register, , giving v notice to the defrndant that he appear at the rtexi Su- ? pcr:or Court o law to be holden in Rutherford- - ton, on the 3d Monday afteT the-4th Monday in? March next, thr.n and there to answer, plead demur to said petition, otherwbe it will beta ' ken pro coritesso and adjudged accordingly w it ii ess, James Morris, I lerk of our said Court, at office the 3d Monday after tbe 4thj Monday 1b septeroner is, ano ot toe 53d year f Oi the In dependence of the United States? : , JAIrlES MQRRIS.CllC. ae lor i - C &k&i ; v ; F Shall offer for sale at the Court House ia VVadesborouglk, Ansain Cuntv. oh the 31st day o: March next the followi i'ig; tracts of Land or so much thereof as will sattsty the taxes due, ' thereon for the years 1826 & 1827- with costs. 150 acres listed by Treasy Turner on the WU ters ot Brown creek. - ' 4 ; . " - - 63$ do do Levi Pearce; do Rocky Rives. x 50 d -udo Wm.Mctntyre.Jr.do . r 'do., . 50 do do W m. M'Intyre, sr.do - do,. ' ' 50 do do Lt wis M'lntyre do 'do7- . 300 do do Abner Becn , do Lanes creek 100 do do Matthew Ifcunmage do ddni tdO -150 do do . Robert Hddnth do Sarannah t'--' creek! 'j V- " 60 do do George T. Self' do Hicli'dsom creek. " -';,. ' 75 do do Arthur Sykes do db' 4 do ' 268 do do Jose Barnet do ' do -. do ' 150 ilo do BenJ, Brastwcll do Gourdrine .-creek... . . -:- ' 150 do do, Wade BrasweU . Jdo .. dr 348 do. do Jeptha Gulledge do . Lick Branch; 268 do do Wiiielngnin do-Tbompso.is' creoftk ' - 50 do do Riley Miss ... Hailey-ferr Hoadv 300 do do Isaiah Stewart do Beaverdm creek. 800 do do Daniel MayT4o Jones creek. -' 600 do do Wm. & Hardy Uay; do Jones creek. 400 do not listed o wntid by ilirtley do 150 do do Willis Wor ley do Thompsons creek. , - 47$ do do John Autrj do -do,, n do 28 do do Gatsey Barber do Pinch'gut creek, f Vdo do Alex'r. & l)anl. M'Rae G-ildlinc X MTER3 Ute5htT.r Jan;26th 1. -I i43 3t po - HEMOYAL. HAS ivpA to thelupper apart m-ut of j the i! I Store decupred 1 by W :i iiarmf&lj ay woa), where he m .y alwiys bs fun4 axiUaii piv'featK Onilly eitgaed. i- tv c . t r : ...3 TO. 1 , i jt, r v 'A J. .'lit Tit - t V r ts -v - V v rut r 'A rt v.. r.
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