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4" i - J . r ARSi1 I - - " ' .r Ct!i October. 4r ,l$ t Qaebeei intCandai-findharles- 'iv. subjoin the roost important items ; A private letter received at Liverpool, hare just rceiyed . the jiews of the tfecfA oftUF.mperorNMP A total change(has taken; placein the French Ministry, ' wjiic caused a falj of $ per cent' in te FrenchiFunds,;, p- The'fcottoti Market! 'at Liverpool con tinned in lanuioVstate.the total va!e if the week ending. 1 Oth uU amounting to bat 938V bags of which - about' 4000 Were TTplands, at 5d; to 6dA A letter fifth 1 Itlvstate's thafti p wards of 29,000 bales of, Cotton had' arrived iu. ri ng the week,' prl ncipal front the United States; ft doci not appear thaf the, had been hr serious coi.je8tbetwwn theRus-; slari and Turkish arjnies, since the falj of 3ilii9tria.riie Grand Vrzier was still, at Shulnl aVrropoaitions 'for Peace had been conrraumcated to Kim" by theItus- f ian GehSDietf t$cfu 'ihrouBfthe medium to the. Sultan; Constantinople. ; Neciatlons for a truce between Trance Si the Dey of Algiers, had been en tered into by tKe Commanding officer of the Fr'ertch squadron oft! that pladeV Mr. frConnell has beenagaintre'turnd to JrariiamenciiroHi mc tuumj viaie, without opposition. ,v , f The Cotton j Trader at s Manchester, is represented for the last three weeks to nave been getting4 from' bad to worse.?' - :JVtlrninglont Sept.5. Kvery; Ia.te account of the injury done 1 to the Crops by the late Storm, opens our views togreater extentof destruction. The cotton as well as the corn and rice has suffered. The ravages of tire elements l1 though torilreatlea. by: the manufac turers of salt, were less injurious to that class of citizens; thanto any other wnose property was; exposed to them A most n n I avora u i e, e, urn j $ay , niuai. nuvciac season, immediately preceding the storm, had sunk theipes of the-saliUiriaker for the presept y ear 5 and bad as his "condi tion was, that calamity had a tendency only to make jit worse. Instead of the average crop,; we calculate that the salt maker, will realize about one third. Beci rrn;:0A'"l manfelaoghter, for shooting and kil ling a man by ihe name of McCoUutn,aid was fined S20.J The peculiarly aggravating circumstaricesjurider which the defendant in this case,. was incited to the comr.'ssion sof the act for which he vwas tried and con victed, were well calculated to eiilist the sympathies ofltevery -honorable mind not dead to the finer feelings of the heart. The wife of his hosm had been seduced and tnrn from- his affections and his home 'by the deceased j and the . despoiler vf his- tieartst eirjoytneuw of domestic life, not content wjth ihi, prowled about the premi ses of iheTctim of base'art, w.uh the view, is wai aid,'of depriving h'mi'of life as well as of his peace ofnund. With his feelings harrowed up by these aggravating circumstances, theonhappy Bird met tiie deceased at the dead of night, lurking near isdwellingfand shothiiii through the heart. The Jury seemed reluctant in o bejmg the stem mandate" of -the lawn in cunvicuoi: the unfertunate'Tinan ; Jihd the Judge aw arded , a. punishment which well accordrtl with, the feelings: of the whole com m u n i t We&tern&arol. Shocking O.j Friday the 4th inst. Ztf cu IJortoni a young wotnan about 48 years fllii, Irving, 1 1 miles suutheasV from Wilkes hM(ugKiVViilkes counry, whiiestariding at the W4i?.li-tub near a S pri ng? was ,sh tit w i i h a rifl, the ball enttring just beUCw- the breast. 0111 couiing out-at the back' near the ighf side ; of which,! wound she tlied on Vf ed fiday jrthet;t ; Soon after being shnj, ;he sid shesaW the perpetrator, and named bin, who" was her cousin, had mai ried her sister, and was reported to be her p-i rumour ; he was. accordingly uken into cmtodv ; but .before bsjr death she ac cjuitledrhiiu uf the iti$jf-bif. v Sugar from Beets The manufactu re of ?0j;..r tm Beets which 'as inlroduced antu France by Napoleon in ISll and )812j 'has increased to sudrn esteiit, that there a'-e iearly lOO 6ugar manufactories in '"tha.tv country, producing an annual amount of about 4,921 tons. In Picardy a lon', the tiumoer ofypianufaeii;nes is 25. 'While th ilriceof fiiirtl sugar jn Pai isls l ld Mirling per fethe .'iatiufacjrcis'profi.ia ble. It Js, estinitttl that ope hall of, jail the suac iumed-iiPuris, and one-ele-ventu ot tht i ' tal cpjjahiity cotisumed in Frai'ce. is made foui UvVs. for white iiess ad beyuy, ;ii i-i ab, when tefih e4. tolie unrtpiulled by Vriy 'nthei. 'Bui for bulk, however, the refuM'd Yet India sugar M sw ter than the refined beet u gur ; but beet sugarjUeifcht lor weioht, the iwo lreJ:era;.llvweel.,, 1 he di scovery t u-r iu i!ie beet nut was mde by the ce'ebiatHl- Grnnin Chemist Marciavt-, ami am'ituncrd ip lh- public in 1747. c - - 'A' Jy Jour vfCom . ?n important Operation, m learn by the New - Y ork Medical and PJtiysical Jour nal, for July,6 that DiVAbner Horton has succeeded iii forming an artificial eyelid hr a black .bby.'isviiuportan't opera tion, was performed In a short time, and in a Jew days afterwards the boy had a very sightly eye, answering all'the purpo es of a natural one. Tlie ball of the eye h&d been gored fcr an ox, and several at tempts had been made to unite or restore the detached eye-lid bv other physicians, ich all j roved abortfve, N. Jr. M.Uer. v.-,l , cl -9 yolxxix. K Untied States Branch , J?dL-We u n derstand .tliat the Directors of the United States Bank have decided in favor of es- tablishi ng a: Branch BuM ofin tlie State of Neiw-York, ahd that it will go into immediate operation. t :r There is a great deal of; force in the fol lowing apt observations of the . respecta ble Editor of the Columbian Gazette : ' It cannot have escaped the observa tion of the ihos casual reader, that the present Ad mi nistration is determined that the public shall know when any offij cer who has had the command of public money is dismissed, but takes especial care to keep the reasons to itself. No sooner was the upright Clark hrust from the office of Treasurer than the fact was announced to the world, accompanied by an official order to the Banks, in which the public deposits are made, to pay no more of his drafts' And the successor of Abraham Bradley had hardlyiVtaken his seat before the public are notified that the functions of the former had ceased, and a long list of regulations are paraded fprth to cut ch gulls. What are the irresisti ble inferences from these official annunci ations, trot that the persons removed have committed some act to forfeit their title to confidence, and the public, the Banks, amt the government agents iare cautioned not to beeheatedby them ? Where is the necessitvvforthis caution, unless it was intended totspread abroad a suspicion of tneir integrity. t 1 1 A a t M ' r nMal aY AM Alii ZIAIMIM tion of the yirtues and independence of the American farmer is taken, from the I A.l.l.nr. ...nAntl-r nCfiALnil Wn oinnriD I Hon. Mr. Roan. of Kenrur.lcv ; t( Who is there among its that beholds the condition of our farmers, and does not exult in the consciousness that he is an American citizen and pant to superadd the character of farmer ?The house of the farmer is the abode of the virtues. It is a school in which lessons of practical wis dom are taught. . It is a temple in which the precepts of our holy, religion are incul cated It is the east'le of sovereignty, for it is owned by its occupant, and he is a freeman. It is the residence of peace, order, harmony and happiness. Patriot ism and piety Unite in consecrating the place, and in suffusing every countenance with their unction. Indeed, what condi tion in life is so likely to produce ttfat pa triotism, which will stand by the coiltitry upon emergencies, , o that piety which will afford solace in .extremity, as that ot the farmer ? He occupies constant, in timate, anil sensible relationship with Heaven. His mind is subdued with a love of order, by constantly beholding that which prevails around him. l he regular m t t I I i; ubltihd cviryjhundyf by JOS&PK GALE S $ 30jr?ot Three Dollar per annum half in advance. v V . ATJVERTISEME VTS iwtf exceeding sixteen lines neatly inserted 3 times for a D6l1ar, & twenty-fire cents for every kucceedin Publication succession of the seasons, of day & night, ' sime ; and if so, the destruction of life and of seed time and harvest, admonish in this mode, would ,be considered the him to the observance of regularity and same offence here as there. ManslaughJ frder in his conduct. He perceives that ter, t would seem, in England may be the Sun and the Moon perform their-cir- punished by transportation to Botany cuits ,witnont loitering on the way, and bay. Here we believe, it subjects a per leafns from them that industry is requir- SOn convicted of it to confinement at hard ed at his hands. labor in the State Prison. A master of a 'He looks to Heaven through its rains 9team-boat should think seriously before and its dews for the reward of his labours ne incurs the risk of such 'a penalty, for in he abundance of his crops- , He makes the childish purpose of outsailing a rival jhe sacred volume of Revelation, the man vessel.' We know very well that this of his council, and source of his consola- hazard is often incurred in a thoughtless turn, lie unites with his wile and chil- Ulren in tones of supplication and strains f n .- ' . ... f i ; - .ill ot praise around the tamiiy altar, on thejfence nor will it change the mode ot pun- morning ana evening or eacu aay. ne acknowledges 4io sovereign but Heaven and the People : he bows with appropriate reverence to the will of each, and exults in the freedom, of his own for his homage is a free-will offering, claimed at his hand bv the convictions of his reason. His af- fectioQs are conducted by his judgment to continue till his 25th year without edu and not byf bis fears, in-hls devotion cation, compelled to assist his father in Matron chastity and infantile innocence sweeten, and religion hallows the atmos phere of, his home, and render it reist lessly attractive. He loves his country, because his farm and the doraicil of which he is proprietor, and with Which his afl'et tioM re identified, are a part of that country. His patriotism is an essential Dart of his conscious identit v. Counect- etl by his affections with the soil, and by his piety with Heaven, it partakes of the stability of the former, and the purity o the latter, it inspires nin wun a uuiv eu- Which stuigs more keenly through the i Inn dis thusiasm in the cause of his couTntry, .guise. , , . when its honor or its safetjr is' concerned. .. 4w r , , It is elertrii- and atrikp everV contlffU- And what ,s Death UshU the cause unfound u is eiectiv, and strikes every, conugu ThHt dark mvsterious-Aame f horrid sound ? OUS bosoms till it pervades UieComrounity. a tong.and ligering sleep, the W:ary crave. ' -j . '.V-skr'- AndPeace? Where can its happiness abound if e were Startled in looking over the No where at all save Heaven and in the Grave, paperslrrotn the State of New-York, -last V ' 4 evening :tVfind two of them arrayloV in Then what is tifej- When stripped of its dis- the insignia of mourning. . O.ie of them b5 deSrU it cannot be ; 4 was printed at Albany, and the other at sinee every thing that meets our foolish eyes, Westfield in Chatauque. What great man Gives proof sufficient of its. vaiiUy is lost to Israel ? or what melancholy mor- 'Tis but a trial all must underg! .4 tality has seized upon the Editors r But tejch unthtotful iDdhpprize; 4 r j. j. i. 4 That happiness, vain man' denied to krtow ? these questmns were soon put to rest.. It until he's adled to claim it ia the skies. was the story of Morgan again, emblazon ' ''"'"" ed in more funeral colors. Tliia davl BLANKS fthc 11th SeDtemberl beirio- the the thir'd r o Ours are the plans of fair, delightful peaces THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1829. Anniversary' of the day on which Villiam Morgan was Jyd napped and carried from Balavia by a band of Masonic'Ruffiahs, ami alter wards murdered by; the same at or near 'Fort Niagara : we deem it a fea- cred duty we owe to the memory of the 1 man Who i fell a martyr to the liberties of nis coumry, touress pur paper in tne ha biliments of mourning. Such is the ex planation sf one of the Ant-Masonic pa persand a most affecting fu neral Eulo- giunvf course, is pronounced over the .. . -- r.i A Tt 1 v memory 01 me manyr.- ituu' com n. A mill for cleaning: rice has been 7 re- cently invented by a Mr? Ravenel, of South Carolina, which promises fair to prove of infinite advantage to the planters of that article. A machine of 40 pestles which will clean ready for market, a bar rel of rice per hour, may, it; is said, be put up for a thousand or twelve hundred dollars and will not Occupy a space of more than twenty feet square! They may be put on a much smaller scale, and eve ton. ry small planter will have lt'in his power to clean his crop at home.. The difficul ty of preparing rice for market has pre vented, hitherto, in a great Imeasure, its cultivation in the interior ofj the State. Pend Mess. 4? Steam Boats.- Frequent complaints have been made of the conduct of masters of steam-boats, in landingi: passengers in small oats without stopping their engines, and thereby endangering their lives. It may be useful; to let the puouc, as wen as those; who may be more immediately interested, know in )aw. A complaint of this kind was late- ly brought;beforevthe LordlMayor of Lon rf Afl. H IT!1 1 11 K t fl ITl 3 S t P r h f : : C t 0 t l llf f when the facls appeared to be as follows: iCrhe steam-boat was on her passage from trravesenu to London. ! Being-oii a landing place the engine was stopped, and a wherry came along side to take out three passengers, who beinall in a small boat, the word was given by ihe man at roe gangway, tnai "an was right, ' wnen the master gave word to go on ; but im mediately perceived that there was some difficulty in getting the wherry clear, he ordered the engine to be stopped, when nerouna that the waterman tn the wherry had fallen overboard. The - power of the steam was not again put on tne steam-boa until the whole of the party going on shore were sale. The Lofrd Mayor did not! consider the facts'thus sworn to as .mitigating. the case in the least. The master laid the blame upon the man at the gangway ; but the Lord Mayor said, it the boat, had been upset and lives lost, as would in that case certainly have occurred, c master would have been guilty of manslaughter, and have' been transported. " The laws or England and this country, ion this subiect. we nresume. are the CD manner and under excitement. But that does not alter the nature-,of the of . . ' ishment. iV. Y. If. Jldv The following exquisite lines are writ te.n by John Clare, aNorthamptonshire peasant, of whom it is said thatiiis pa- rents were paupers, and it was his fortune his daily labors : WHAT IS LIFE r" And what is Life ? An hour-glass on. the run,. A mist, retreating trom the morning sun,; A busy, bustling, still repeated dream, Its length ? A minute's pause, a moment's thought. . And happiness? A bubble on the stream. That in the act of seizing, shrinks to nought. And what is Hope ? The puffing gale of morn, A cpbwt.bf hiding disappointment's hom, A Fr Salt ttlhUvOfficl; w -. ..v MARRIED; - In Surry county, ph the 8th ihV.4Jr.!iAlexai 4er Cling;ml,tot99iAltvMC3hngmart., In Cabarrus pountybn jthfc 9th inst Mr." Ah nalom Cress, of Illinois, to Miss Catiiarine Fpgle: in Kew-Hap erick A. daugfiter At his residence in Scotland Neck, Halifax county, on Wednesday last, after a-short idness, David Clark, Esq. . a highly rtsnectable; weallhy unu iiiDuenuai tve, useful and that the deceased Court, a few day years ago. Mr. Clarke, it Is supposed, ras about ou years ot age. - . , . ' . On the 18th instl Rufus Marsden, ased eight years, son of John ft. London EjsJ. of Wilming In Mecklenburg county, on the 8th ipst. Mrs?- Margaret P. Alexander, consort of Capf, Isaac F. Alexander, and daughter of;'Capt. Ikuc Campbell, leaving an intent daughter five days oia, which siic aeaxeo 10 Tneiorp.in Dapilim a few hours previous to her dissolution; . Lwtejy in M arren County,, in thet32l year of her age, Miss KlizabetU,Egerton, daUgliter of Mr. John 1 E&i-ton. , ;il In the same count r, on the 16th rinst. Mr. Wan C. Hughs, a very respectabtand worthy citizen. ' - .-. ,-vfi - In Hamptonviile, in Surry county, on the 6th inst. Dr. Alfred Cook, aged 33 years, after a short but severe attack ol influmation. On the same day', Mr.' William Carson, acred 44 years, after an illness of 15 day, of typhoid bilious lever, r In Washington. N. C Solomon M. josenh. Esq. an old and respectable inhabitantpf thatf j ion. iis remuins Wt re inierrea wunvjnasonic honors by the brethren of Washington Lodge, No. 15. V" i " - ' " ' -v. In Beaufort count v, on the 5h inst. after a lingering illness,-Mrs Mary Dvis, consort of Mr. John R. Davis. Twenty Dollars Reward g S ofTered the person giving me any infor. I. maiion which shall lead to the discovery of my 1 log. He was 'st len on the l&h or 19th instant ; is a huge Setter, wcli nrok-i j had. a long tail, is perfectly white, except the ears ! 'which are pale yellow, and one eye, which has -me dark hairs about it. which ive jus -eyes the appearance of being unequal in size li P. l)KVrliRETJX. Kaleijrh, Sept. Si. 11 NO riGE. . : v T Y virtue of. a decree of th;Coiirt of Equity for Granville county, I shall off r for sale tu the '-''highest bidder, in tlie trvn of Oxford, on Tuesday, the 3d day t November next, it being the 2d; day of the. County Court, the following Heal Property, belonging.to the Kstate of Rich-artl-Taylor, dee'd..; viz : , A Tract of Lund containing between 7 and 8 nunarea acre-, uncieareuj it oemg a part ot the tract on whicii the said Richard died ; situated j on the wntevs of Tar River, 7 miles soutti of Ox- ford. Three hunch ed acres of this tract is jirst rate Tobacco land; the remainder is free, pro- ductive, and remarkably well timbered. Uonds with approved securities will be required, pay- "' . v j . .,vvv. i i the residue, (should there be. any) like bonds and securities, payable in 3, 4 and 5 years. The whole of. said bonds to bear interest after the expiration one year, and the interest on the lasx tnree Donus to oe pata as it accrues. 1 he said tract., should it be found to suit the conve nience of purchasers, will be sold in parcels in w,hich event like bonds and securities in the pro portion of the prices at which said parcels may sell, will be required. . ; also, A Tract of Land of 68 acres, in and adjoining the Village f WjllUmsborougJi, at present pcv cupied by Bishop Ravenscroft. This tract has good improvements situated in a pleasant grove. and convenient to' a first rate Spring. lg. it has a j land to keep sumcient numoer ot acres in woou over, Vri'the 'irth instant Fred- ' f PrmI encHnff CssX Moore, Eq, to.Mrs Al.nexia Jocelyi,. V- 1,VV1, "l.c-",r: af"yJV ft k of the late Samuer. Jocelyrftr ' : ' TiW;uo.U J:V L : '-DIED. - V ;V- v Pefersbur vVfV f Plainer, ana an inteiiieni, . ac-i y 'wnDMLfu w.mt." , v - -t benevolent citizenVVe learn nUmd! RUmn iSowt fJiYiir attended Martin ; Sunernr I . - - v., --a." i s previods to hi. dekthr in ip.-TWENTY-SRCOND CLASSY . ;? vt ' f parent god health.- ,,Mr; c has left a ptimeroUs To be drawn at Bichiiimd; on MondayT thetH v - SC family offehddren, several of them yoin, to ;J .October, 182. - Y lament the loss of their only parent; having beeft . ja is&U1iii. ' kt ' i 'k ii Y,vv "r; deprived of their mother bvdeathitwo 6F three 60- Ittery--Nine Wawn BallotSV W up a coiumuea supply tn nre woou. uonas next, oemg the Ju day of the thonth.-. ' - -with approved securities payable in 1, 2, and 3 : .-. ' - A.JOYNERf Scc'V. : years, to bear Interest after the expiration of V Sept, IQ.s , 'J t, ('. .v8 3t .1NO. c. tayjlok, comm'r. Sent. 21st, '"' 11 ts; .The IlaleJgl. Stp and Newbem Spectator will insert the foregoingdvertisernent tioicc, and, forwartl their bill to me, at Wdhamsboro'. NOTICE. MRS.S RAH GL END ENNINGjlate of Gran ville county, formerly resident in lialeigh, has lately died intestate Many of hef neit of kin reside at a distance from this place, and I do hereby notify all persons conceiiie'd, that at the expiration of two years from the 1st Hay, 1829, as prescribed by law, 1 shall be ready and wil. Illlir IV UIC MIU liJMH, III .UIUIIIII.- I tll tion of said Estate; having been commiifed to me 1 by the County Court of Graurille County m May 1829. I will i'tteifi to all communications W winch may be addresseti to roe at iiawign h f PAR1CF.U RANll 'AdniV. Wake couhtv, 21st May, 1829. 74 6iv, 4- Just Received Fabers i Difficulties of Romanism beau's Family Bible, in 6 vols. 8vd., The History and Mystery of Ur tbbolst-J& piscopicy by Alex. 3f 'Came? A Defence of the Truth as set forth in the History and Mysterf of Methodist Ep copacr, py ue same person . f , a - : r . v FOR SALE i, A. TRACT)r:L AND.'-in f Ware county ly u ing on both rides of putchmaii'a Branchy containing 397 acres, and anotherrractlyingoa the south sidecf SfU Creek The tracts are contiguous, and eref burtmased: some years, go by the laie Wn MlmouXof Wm. Brown. Apply to the Editors of the Register, who ax authorised by the owner U safl. Isnd k . August 15, 1829. . - .irei: , nzcs.or iu.ooujjo Jarsv.-u' . Tc.r.j'iOpa.DorUr :aH-';-b-V-' v500lHarCVf' '.1 h fY?--. . 7 S00. 1)Aa- W" ,r: -V 5l) Dollars .-' a ;S0lrltarsr' 533 ,$0 Dollafi; on's fortunate Offic CVK' ;' 1 f vl tPrit M Sl'O.OCO t - x 1,500. . 1 IS S10.00Q 1,500 1 X 4 5 5 5 to 10 10 sd 51 51 51 51 102 1250 1;, 1,100 , l,O0Q . 00 m soo . 48 Number, Uttcrj7.DrAwn lUIJoa;C?r ' ;? Qtrtef '8i,50 w' Cashpakl at Heht for air prices sold at" iitvhlt i ,0GfJ 2,500" A l,50f' 50 UU" mi. 2,00p' 50 ' tJSQ&: ipo v 40 '-30 4 . j'S s4 1,5$Q 8 1,47 WlWU 1,100 . - 13,395 Prizes, 7 T- . . - - - S . . - , 20,825 Blanks. 34,220 T.cktsi 3 102,660 t , ' v YATK3 & M'lNTVRE.'h'-V v " erior Court or Lattr: 4- Chatham Coanty.' ,rdl Term, 1829. ? ' ' Alfred Vestal &jth ers ..Thos. JTes.ai other ? ' ' l "J : Petition tor the :'dfvisiqn of UncU of WiUidQl Vestal,, dec the Ualeiglv Register for six months oftthe filik?1 of the Petition, and that'th' iut krt -A'. the nextTterm of tlitsCTourt, on (he id MoriJiv of March next plead, answer or demur to thW petition, or the same will be takert pro confessa d heard exparte. j iT. . . . XT appearing to thesatwtlctioV-of "fbp Coarll 211 - that John Vest.il. on f tho ,i ,.k:i- - 1 this cwj, is not an inhabitant of this SUtei it,fiS J therefore o'rdert-d. that nntiroy hVn.iLi:..l..J 1. : . . l L.feric Sup Coarr. v j." b FOR SAT.RI T WISH tosell tfie place within atnilef Hilta - A JL borouffh, on which I now tiA ri,-,i ; . - . t T - 205 acn;s, qut one half cleared, .ten aerea.of , , Meadow land and the balance jn .wood. 'Tim "a improvements are all new; and finished in tb6 - -r" - ; best manner they consist of a lrwcllingHoiise.'. , " llA i containing eight rooms with fire nUrjp UZaA V passages, closets, fitc. a large Ham and Stables " V ' and pther necessary Outhouses. -TKer r " '-ri'V.-1 veral never falling Springs ;tf the Best, water on Jt--i the tract, and a large an'd well selected fruit lt ' Orchard. 1 i V'jl' a " , vV t I iH,telMhisroperfy: on : the most liberal V'. v 1 ........ viihwi i .uiuncjr uii easy creultS"-r Will ' exchange it for Negroes or Western, lantts, ' Application may be made by letter to the ink'' scribe r. af HilUSrtr.Kifi-l .Nov.15, '-Axmh' ? At f. . orr.'t : r - - r - v . : JbOB SATiB, ON moderate tterm neat Fannel DdubU Glli and HARM ilnn'n J-nrvZ- mdy HO!lSE, accustomed to ahy "kind of Hari ness. For term apply at tHi OSce.;" f V TH B Annual Meetinir of the Stnrkiii,!- ot J me tvaooice Navigation Company, ; wi at Weldon, od' the first Mond iy of 1 ill b hfcld Note'raber5 -r; K U HUUti , ,rjlarrwri--itfmif st,- .t-r A ' iT.' oyf Hill, to John teuins, senr. for the wthoT 7ot dated 20tlt Oct. lcC27. Divable 12 month ''Jam- f ingto me and payUlgfbr this adveitisemenuV 1 ? storveii.N. C.TthSept. 1829.' t ' ioo$8 -Manuals Brouglit up to the present time; GALES &&JN have just VatEshefrjui'. tl m APPENDIX td Haywood Manual, 'whiclt embraces the Laws oasied sirtce th 1010 , -. , . . - - --y - -" f ' unaf.r neaas, , iivaipiiaDetical order; ht . M , - . 7 .wi7t 7,6 UR w aeaaion wmc3 rendera UuV : 1 vj For this addition to the ,HanuaJ, no . xtrdi; Y, " ,,T - T "M1 w iMV r we uotian aa nercioiore., -A ; r t- Orders will be instantly attended to. Sept Vi 18. . 4 I NOTIC12 "llfffAS taken up and committed to' the Jail'o&' t T tins, countyron tne of MarcJt last, neero man suDDOsed to be sv filsrei h tt. himself S.AMUEVlLKlSt;and says that hol;. wcnoit, v a. anu. inai o ranaway irotn toe taid Musely before biserm of apprenticeship hr 1 ex pired. ; The aai hesro hat been In tbta counts K A VMN-Anl hii( TlKvd Af rinir imu 1 si free man f be about 24yea of agei fect;, or 5 inches higb and -coal , blact-vrhe owner . of said negro Uruested to come fdrwardpr property and pay charges, or he will be dealt . with as the laW directa" . , : ' !- : ... ; JAMES PALMER Jailor. :. Wiiulsor, uertte cuatyf Jca 9 t. "ft 3-. V- 4 i - . n . - V . 4? i I js J: . ,5,- 1 -
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