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in I il ?:':SaturdayMarch fo7 ' j;" ' 1 The bffl?relatin& to the ciins and lint f the United Sfate W considered, Vthee amended, and again laidon.the table, rrhe bill waking appropriation for, support of Government for, the Tear Vas takeVup, the amendments to which i were iinder discussion ;'when :the Senate, diourned. iVWVvV vf -MO . Mondavi March &v? V -! ' ;rThe Acmaking appropriations Ton the support ofiGovemment ,for the.yejjraSSp was read the third, time &sed.The act makingappropriations for ithp Military Service for tbVveaf 1830 tvas ordered to a third reading" The act, making appro- .priations tor themvauervice iui. Ye'ar 1 830,waa passed Some- time was spent in the consideration , of Executive business.-: - X HOUSE OF KKEKrififc iau- ? Therwhole sitting was occupieduetirly, ;n Ann&idftrfltidn of thecohtested e- flecU6n oT Mr. ;Newton by Mr. Loyali. k March & " ; i nous ! Veferred One ot these pemions, present I W,by Mr ;Strjmfcp for thediscon- r tinUance of Sundavmaus, caiieu iwm a few remarks from Mr- R. M- Johnson, on a inouon uo punt vj i x;it was finally netiverby vQte of 118 n 47i I: Sundry ' resolutions were then a- lopteilalcl'.dn ihetible; -for one day ; then the Hous resumed the consideration x)f Ihlutipn-submitted bv Mr. Vinton elatiCf tb;thprnting of the law,s dfeer tain Statet consenting the Indians. Tin? re solutionl Recording to the motion of Mr. ildejwasommitted to the Committee on indianMifs by a vote of 133 to 49. The House .their took up the subject ot the Kortolk Elcctipn; whe Judge Spencer delivered his Opinions.; He was followed : byrMfV P 'Barbourr :lr. Doddridge a iid Al rTes tK when t the; previou squestion was ilenedjarijtfHi report of the Com initfte was' c6ncrjedn,;by a vote of. 97 to 84. -So that George Loyall was decia reda member, of the 2lst Congress. HAIiEiaH HEGISTSa, MONEf AY; M ARCH H 5, 1850. His ExceliencyiGoVernor Owen has .re turned to thi$ Citv from his residence in Uladen. ! - . V J r Tlit late Bishop Ravenicrqftn testi mony of; the I veneration entertained for the memory of thisUiistiniruislied Divine, the, Vestry 6f Christ pjiurch? in this city, have hid the! same clad in suitable habili tnents of mourning.1 They have also re- commended to the members of the congre- ationV to Iwearthe usual badges of persoj nal respect during; the seasm of Lerit I Ve : .perce'iteVyhat at Wilmington and f J?ayetteville, stmilar measures have been adopted, and in addition, that a day Jias beeff set apart bir which a (discourse is to be delivered, in commemeration of the deceased. -',As o:'Tunerat sermon was :'pjeached.; Acre, on the occasion of the BishopV death, it may be proper for us to v add, that; it was omitted, m consequence of his expressed wishes on the subject.' It is a singular fact, and one which gives C;proof. 6tfhf abiliiUi.yhjch the affairs of ourrBinks have fctt niahaged latterly f that fViflinta Notes airetconsiderably :t)e- lowj parfivitli; us4 One of ours merchants If purci-iased lare amou nt, a few days f , "ihce atldiscoun t.of; one yamva half per $mi ahcl'apntieman informed us last ,5yefei thaltlhaying to make i' pajrment n h is city Ije otterel Virginia, money wimcu asrelusediand k was with great ilifficul- f ty he got U converted, into North-Carol i- l.1n$ money,7 by exchanging an equal amount , I Aif United States botes f r " We have leyer Known a stronger m a.iitlfe'rgivriatiqn'in any public body, than has been. afforded by a recent trans I faction in the Senajteof the U. S. About a .fortnight ago,th6 President senl in the uom ;)ination iSjLMeiWilHamSt as Collector of ; the Port oNewBed ford, vice Russel Free- yhiani reraovedl imad the: Senate, conscious Hirthe cryininj the lat- lefstleman had been treated, and a hvare ofcWHiiam& total destitution of me it, pu a riatdtietiye on the recom- levent was haitieo: throlitit the Union, tas indicative: ofi ax determination op the ft part; otSSqnorable. Senators, 4to throw off 1 1 fie himelsfitkrtv and to be guided on-f ' le bv. a4iehse of i t&'! v 1 newS WwSWW ustice and -bronnety. tinn aF the U. S. Senate, is ; still a sub-' ';Vh jejrlabsorbifig intereitithotfrom any Nnwudicedifto" t'l-A--' . "f'-VcAM.i:k;- .:-:vV butfromthe character,-feehrigst atidcir- ii : memDer oi .Vongress, ;-nas ueeu Vacated Ibmajoli llouseof RepreseotaUyesrHis succcess -fpaetitIi V:'?; r' i - - ' iv'lv'V wa have beep Cdnfihcd on the,2d day of llarfch : 'f i't: --T '.Wf. TT-n . ' . , . M ...w 5 , : S,V 'vfe;l.y -r-'Vy. oereQV4hatrheSheri;imtoedUtely;'after:the -iV ; Published every Thursday; by JOSEPH GALES & 80jST at Three Dollars per annum haffin udvaneer; condy Marcbv ?dvertwetheial ifJf-A AD v"EUTISEMENTS not excecdingflslxteen 7T YOL. XXIX. corded to him for .several years past the the! venerable title Tof "the Father of the 4 Considerable excitement seems to, pre vail in Georgia on account of the discov ery of; an infamous transaction which has? just been detected. E. H. Burrett, one of the editors of the Milledgeville Statesman has been corresponding with a free biack in Boston, wha has forwarded him pamphlets written and printed there, calculated to excite the colored popula tion to 'Insurrectionary movements. The Grand Jury HaVe found a true bill against Burritt, under a law of the last session of the Georgia Legislature, which pres cribes death as the punishment for his offence- The discovery was made by Mr Pol hill, Burritt?s partner, who, in the ab sence of; the former, opened a letter ad dressed to B. a Editor of the Statesman, which proved to be irodi the black fellow Walker, mentioning thev forwarding- a pafkage-of jiimphletb and rel erring to 'previous communications. Cotton. Havre dates to the 24th Janu ary, have been received at New-York, wliich state that Cotton had advanced in price a little, and that purchases were making.-in that market for English ac count. Owing to 'this intelligence and that received from Liverpool, this stapie isinow in good demand in all our markets. We perceie, tha it sells readily in Pe tersburg, at 9i cents. It is quoted in the Savannah oauers, at 10 cents. A lot of . . . one hundred & seventy bales, from Rowan county in this State, was sold at Columbia S. C. last week, at from S9,87d to 810,3 U per hundred. The Augusta Courier says, Cotton gomrnanCs in that market, from 9j to1 lOi cents and two crops, of choice quality, brought 11 cents. iRail Road CWrsSeveral of these ve hicles have oeen recently exhibited at Yashington City A writer in the Intel ligencer, observes of one, the invention ofa Mr. Ovrick, that it appears to be de cidedly superior for pratical a1nlitys to any others which have been patented. The superior advantages of Mr. Orrick's car consists first, in its simplicity of construc tion, and secondly, the very. great reduc tlOn of fr.iction, which is almost unlimited by the particular application of the fric tion wheels. The flange wheels turn upon and with their axles, and are so con structed as to overcome segments of any curvature not less than sixty feet diame ter without much increased friction or ad ditional strain on the axles. This Car will, by its pivn impetus, run down an in clined! plane of a declivity ot twenty feet to- the mile 5 an inclination which is scarcely perceptible to tiie tye, aud the smallest perhaps which has ever been b yrconje by the impetus giveu to any car riage byi Us own specific gravity. :.;. ' I ' , !! A Mr M'Grath. advertises in the Phil- adelphia United States Gazette, that he has discovered a method lor applying dams to streams in such a way that the strongest freshets will have no effect upon th!emi---lhat rafts may without injury pass them, arid the usual ascent and descent ol" migrating fish be effected with all neces saryifacility. . Steamer North-Carolina Our citizens were highly gratified, on Tuesday last by the first-visit of the new Steam-boat, in tended to ply between Weldons and the mbfeth of the! Hoauoke. . Her art ival was greeted by the discharge of Cannon and other evidences of a hearty welcome.' Af ter unlading part of a cargo, she proceed eo! vvjth twd-of tlifel Transportation Com pany's boats for Weld on ; but in conse quence of Iqw water was unable to reach thai place. Jloanoke Adv. ' , XIMrFoot's Resolution, whlich has for seyfallweejis past engrossed the atten tike magicians beat nSnl ititKthcir .rods of enchantment; ! tne oistractea tongues -mat uauuie aooui Me ITbwfrnof abel But, change- the : fifewiS;resolutionAl bfesa lake on the suinmit of at hiH,': that lies neatly inserted 3 times for a Dollar, & twenty THifRsii ay,v m arc a jiiioi; dies. Several trenches have, already been made, the manufactories erected, and the products are before the public Whether the fabrics will justify the ex pense incurred in creating this vast wa ter power, is a question which the public must decide for themselves ; but one thing is very clear, that no foreign fabrics have surpassed some of them for solidity and richness of material,? or beauty and expressiveness of texture. We are riot afraid to put them in the market, without the advantage of a tariff, in competition with the first productions of other ciun tries IVash' Spect. M; A writer; in the Virginia Advocate uses a fine figure in describing the effect pro duced upon him by Mr. Webster's orato ry. ' There was (he says) no little of that leehng which is produced by the first specimen of some grand object of which we have never before seen a specimen. He was a totally (liferent thing from any public speaker I ever heard. J sometimes felt as ir I was looking at a mammoth, treading at an equable and stately pacer his native cane brake ; and without apparent consciovmess crushing obstacles which na ture had never designed as impediments to him." Ot the many fine compliments which Mr. Webster has rearned and re ceived, wei have remarked none so fine" as this. Richmond Whig. The Legislature of Georgia, . has a- dopted an excellent regulation in re lation to female witnesses By a law re cently passed, their attendance in Courts as witnesses, except in criminal cases, is dispensed with, and their testimonyjta ken in private by Commissioners, before whom they ure required to give deposi tions under the same penalties that betore enforced their personal attendance in Court. Dns is an excellent provision, and ou2;ht to become general. It protects 1 the modesty ot the sex, and fully answers all the ends of justice. There is no more painful situation for a delicate female, than to be required to enter a court room and subject herself to the gaze of the mul titude and the too often impudent inter rogatories of counsel, designed expressly" to confuse and co found a witness so sit uated In man cases too, the matters on which jthey are required to testify are extremely painful to their feelings, and they are subjected either to withhold what thev may know, or to disclose it at the risk of exciting a sneer or an imputation upon their modesty. -Pet. Lit. Cotton Duck We are pleased whenev er we have it in our power to give addi tional testimony in favor of the superiori ty of Cotton Duck over Russian or any o ther hempen Duck, because we believe that should it come into general use, it will materially benefit the Cotton growing districts of the United States. That our Merchants or our Government should encourage the use of American I Cotton Duck, in our jVlerchant or Naval service, may by some be ascribed to poli cy but when experienced aud intelligent officers of a foreign navy give a preference to Cotton Duck, we are led to believe it must possess decided advantages over Hemp Duck; It is therefore wjth much pleasure we learn that His Britannic Majesty's schr. Nimble, Lieut Com. Sheruer, now in this port; is about to.be fitted with a new suit of sails, made entirely of Cotton Duck. The preference given bv Lieut Sherreh isa high recommendation of the article he is esteemed an experienced officer, ha ving been the third in command in two exploring voyages to the north pple in the expeditions under the orders of the cele bra ted Captain Parry. Charleston Cour. Great Fire at Saco. The eastern mail of yesterday brings information, that on Sunday last the extensive Cotton Factory at Saco, together with a large boarding house, were destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at 8300,000, of which 880, 0Q0 only was insured, in the Boston Offi ces It is said that the lire was caused by some defect in the furnace -N. Fork Courier. On Sunday last, a young man of this place, named Charles Wicket, aged about 25j!?shot himself through the heart with .a pistol. : It seems he was either unscrew ing or screwing on the lock, with the muzzle tight against his breast, when the weapon "was accidentia discharged. i He expired instantly. .The young man was respectable, of regular ham ts, was alone at the time of the accident,; and has lef t a-motJbervno was yi an adjoining, coun ty athe: tiinev-flca(fi t Irwas'an Irish gentleman we believe who saidt'fjjeivyished-to die forthei sake of liearing the wor(d speak well; of. him.?' Every-American statesman must be; con leni tosawait his finalexittoknowj'thit aiiy merit Tcaobe allowed or any 'justice done to himi by political antambt.1- x - five cents for every saccecdine: publication ' In'O' ;l 4d 1 "Agreeably to the ihoye - order- of theCourt of ; ''SJ -(Pleas nd Quartet SesSionsof Bertie caiiij;r T' H4 K FOR THE RALEIGH REGISTER. 4? rw. . . . . i '. n '1 t in rf. i ... - V now 10 mace a ttau itoaa. ; V Supposer'every individual in "North Ca rolina who, is in the habitiofi spending his pence for Ardent Spirits, quits the ruin ous practice and spends one-fourth the a mount for the" purpose. of making Rail Roads, It would soon afford us the means of making Rail Roads, and we would have a convenient and cheap method of getting our produce to market. ' I A PLANTER- In Fayette ville, on Thursday evening week, ; by the Hev. Mr. Jones, Divl) Theodore fJ.oxe, of Philadelphia, tt Miss' Mry, youngest dHUgh terofthe late Mr. Robert Hatlidy, of that towny lir W ilminton, cm the same evening, by the, Kev. Mr. C rnes, Mr. Duncan O. M'Rae, met chant, to Miss Ann S. daughter of the late Jesse Wingate. . , . ' '' v In (lrange county, Mr. Aaron Ootrier to Miss Chatitv Wtrlls. v' - i . Ih Chatham county, on the 2ith alt."- Mr. Ste? phen VVard, ot Orange, agf-d 73, to Mri. Sarah Branson, aged 61. Also, on the 28th, Mr. Tre derick Shoffner to Mrs. Sus mnah Pike, both of Orange. Also, Mr. Hiram Braxton to Miss Ra chel Whitehead. In Rovn,"'oh the 4th inst. Mr. Matthew B. Locke to Miss Mnrgaret Gibson. ' ? fe In Elizaheth City,by the Hev J. B- Buxton, Mr. Oliver Fearing, to Miss Sarah Ann AVilltaniS, all oi that place. . In Rowan county, 6hthe 16th tilt. Mr3. Marga ret Will ams, wife of Mr. John Williams. In Cabarrus county, on the 26tb ultimo, in the 34th year of her age, Mrs, Jane flams, consort of Dr. Sam'l S. Harris, of a painful Illness of not mot r than 24 hours duration. In Pasquotank county, on the 24th ultimo, Dr. William W. Wright, formerly of Nansemond, county, va. In Elizabeth City, after a lirigering illness, which she bore with christian fortitude and resig nation, Miss Vlary ClufF, a lady highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance, for the iimfvm urbanity of her manners, and la-dv-like depdftment, nnd that charitable,' humane heart ever open to relieve the distresses of the poor. Im Wi'mington Mr. John Haskell of the city of Ni w- ork aged about 40, In Wilmington on the 1st inst. Mr. David Jones a respectable Merchant. Heustained in all his transaetions through life an irreproachable char acter. In Edgecomb county, on the 22d ult. Mr. Mr maduke N. Bed aged 44. " x; Grape Cuttings. AN UMB EH of applications, have been made to the Secretary of the Agricultural' Board,.' tor Grape Cuttings, all of which have been promptly attended to. Thtre remain still on hand a considerable quantity which will be dis iriouted gratuitously, to persons desirous of mak ing experiments in the cultivation of the vine. Ap plica ions should be immediately made or the season for putting them in the ground will have passed by. J. GALES, Sec'y. March 12. jState of North-Carolina. Wayne County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February Term,, 1830. James Simms vs. Beuj imin Miller. Original attachment Levied, &c. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant in this case has removed himself out of the State, so that the ordinary. process t law cannot be served on mm ; it is therefore ord; red, that publication be made in the ttaleigh Itegister for; six.-weeks, that unless he appeurs before the Justices of oiir Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at the next Court, to be held for the County of yVayne at the Court house hi Waynesborough, on the third Monday of May next, theo and there to replevy: and plead to issue, final judgment will be entered up against him. j j . 59 Teste. P. HOOKS, Clk. - THE SUBSCRIBER FFF.HS for Sale hisHOUSfi & T.OTS in the ' Town of Oxford, with the LAND adjoiniiur - about 200 acres of which about 60 acres are Woodland. Th House 52 by 40 feet, com-! modious, and well finished throughout, having 4 rooms with fire places on each floor, with a wide passage on each a garret distributed into closets and two comfortable rooms;; and a cellar under the whole divided into several apartments. It is situated in a most beautiful grove of Oaks: attached to it is a large Falling Garden furnished with fruits ielectedfrom the northan Ice-House constructed of rock astone Spring-House a Well of excellent water m the; yard an Office in the yard suitable for a Lawyer,' and every neces sary Outhouse, all in good repair. ..- Also, a TANYAltD now in operation, which might give employment to 8 or 10 hands, having 10 acres of land attached to jit; and on the pre mises is a comfortable two slory JQwellmg. With every convenience for a family residence. A. better constructed Yard is seldom seen any where. This property will be disposed of on reasoiable and accommodating terms." a TIIO. B L1TTLRJ011N. , Oxford, SepB l j ' 5oaw tf - - - i - -ii-i i i. ii ii ii. i . i iiiiiirr-in New Publications. A Practice of Physic coinpnsmg most, of the I diseases not treatea oi uiseases oi iemaies": and in Diseases of Children, by Wiuum P.cDwsxs, 41 D. of Philadelphia, 2 vols. Svo;f The Cabinet History ofEngIand,' Scotland and Ireland,'- by the, Rt. Hon Sir James M'Utosh, ? Sir Walter Scott apd Thomas Moore voL 1st embracing' the History' of Scotland' by Sir ;-:.VVaJter.icottI: , ? ; I tr, ' - - A Talei of a Grandfather being stories taken from it. Scottish H istory, byi Sir Walter Scott, third series, ,2 tots. 12 mo. y i , , t - Just received by jf :, .'C -v. J.I GALES ft SON. . TalceNolIcei I HAVE leftimyjAccouiits and Sotea in the hinds of Mr Wih-ia Pjsort, for collections Those who settle promptly, TiviU have ntf cost. 19, pay. Tnose wno negieci 10 40 so, win or course expect to be ccrced. -7 it1 ' " 1 iXTeatrt;.- K E. A. RHODES;; G0u r' Courthooie door in the Town of WlnHW- Rim s, the said Negro Slave (Samuel Wilkiqa) for sale to the highest bde for cash.L V $ , & V .'V- V i: LEWIS BONDjShenlTVVVe Windsor, mrch mo:: . !56v-tfvy-; lxr fpHETiriaersigtied offeis for sale, at low priecv.. ;V.. -Jk two new 4 Pianoa of is-; own' manufacture, : v f hJ 4. which for tone and, touch,' are said by those, wlwj ! '. are competent judges, and who have, had lonpf 'J vV-M experience.in teaching music, to be equal to amV 'V- Chins mtiM tn htmtl tn'nit broughf frbm. the North, : As to the .workman H nV ' ship of the Instruments; the subscriber has .'no-- i'. hesitation in saying, that they are substantially. ' y, In f miiuc wuwin.flwna.wcii in nine, uiose. wiSJir - K irig to purchase good InstrumenU will " da' well fe ' ' : i to call and examine his previous to bovine elsS- , ' si i where.,Jy;pt ,. v;c K- ,,1 Mm rianos rcpairea, runeu ana sxrung'at toe suoriesi nonce ana on reasonable terms.- ; fl 41 WESLEY WHITAKETV ;! ; Martflt 10th- h-' "L58-3t: E SGAPEli om the Jail of Beaufort countyV 5 X" ! on the mght of ' the 24th instant, 411 LKS ' f Pf.KKv me sum ot Ten Dolhrs will,beglven ' 1 forthe apprehension of SpieFite Dollars Vor - 5 Pjand Five, Cents for purser. Spier is a ' 'h brotheu Robert Spier who was tried at New- s Jt" 4berU ,fyir the murder of John Vlliamsli Spier is a man or small stature, thm visage, sallow con plexioii, and has a down look when spoken to.' . - Ji I ;- 'v rJ.i' .! :.' . nc wa puni aiia raisea.m county, out nas lattrlw resided in Rai'lfVi.t h t i.oAl Irnnmn . - . in hnth r.mintia ) ha wac iHimnnif rii at t hA li Terra of Beaufort County. Court. ort.ahareeof" -i - Y crranrl lurfcnv. I'crrv u thnnt IK vsum nf.rr ; - . f-r thick lHti?lic4it mmnltinn: ftr! niftVirinilr I " -. He is a native bfc Currituck; coiiitv and hvm committed under a Capias on charge 3uF assault r uu uacrjrk.;ruit,w..i9vwr;irKnvwa:.lill-iaw'v. Anriu al M eeti ng., - J 'IHE first Annual Meet jngof the Nortb?-Cart: L linai Baptist Benevolent So'cietw Is -to be V1 '0 county; that; a. particular description of him as - ; deemed unnecessary." f t4 T i ALLEN GRIST Shff Feb; 25, 1830. ' . " ' vo7. 3t V - . l:- held lOlGreeneville, Pitixountv. commencinir Jv1 next, t wnicn time ana vplace, all friendly ittt J said Society are. solicited to attend. -) 1 At the list mee ing oTthe Board of .Managers, it was fiesolvedt'hax Fnday, the first -day of the meeting, be observed as 41. day i Of, Fasting and;' rwiri. it ib iiujjpu iiiai iius uay win oe paril- 7- , $ f cul.trly regarded by all who wish the-prosperity " , fed of said Evangeticai Institutions , - J r v .. Raleigh, Feby; 10; nmvx " 50 tm TllUST SALE. vJ -1 I iiiw.lnjuiVllv Wl vl I VIVUIw will JllvH tioneri, 1 shall proceed to sell to - the highest 1 I'll' ' ' . - . .1 - ' - .'I oiuuer,,in Morgamon, on tneo iay ot Marcn BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to tjne ' lf by John H; Stevelee, of Burke county, , to f -f t .f , nexti; (Superior dourt week), - the , following? ' i" ; ! rroperry viz ; - ; ' - - : x m A Tract of Land situated about two miles south Z' from Morganton & on the public road leadinarfrom Morganton "to Rutherfordton, and onuwhich the 'J't f saidU; H. Stevelee now, lives v-conta?nmg five S ; hundred acres more or less. ; Also, the, uijdivld-1 ; ed half of the six hundred and forty "acre s "tractK- -of land granted to M. Brittain and vVm B-Crag, " -it bing Craig's part;, adjoining Elisha DorseVa i on the waters of Silver Creek, about Vix mlesf x from Brhidletown i or Gold Region." The?raad V from Morganton to Rutherfordton runs through j a part of thistract.1 v' u, ,4i On the first tract there is an excellent brick " dwelling house and kitchen of the same,- and al) necessary out-buildins ; fine meadows and coo? ' - ' sidejrable cleared land all in a high state , of culti vation and good repair. The other trad; u Chiei ly woodhnd. , : V f ( Persons who wish to purchase can exarmnftl the premises, by application to J. H. Stevelee, . or the Subscribe v4 , 1 ,it j ;J Also nine; likely fJegroes, consisting of; nien' women and children, and considerable other Property, Stock, Household and Kitchen; vx1; lmre.V; T Also, an "excellent Library. (- , , i The conditions oj' the sale arefor the. lands, 1 12 months credit ; the negroes and fother I pro- pert y, 6 months, bylihe purchasers giving bond and approved security, 'i I. 'r f i -ir-'U - y iL BRITTAIN, Trustee; " j February 20, 1830: ' 5 3 .' State of Nprth-CarolmaV r 4- Mi Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, V C. t ' if "f " Ir June 1829,' ? Z '-"John Miller v. ZachariahClark ; . i i Original attachment. -ft. s' IT appearing! to thf - satisfaction , of the Court ithat the defendanl achariah Clark is annha :.- s hitfnt 'df another State - The Court i thereforei1 orders, that publication be ntafte six weeks in the ' - . Ralei li Rgister,that fif the defeodaM Zachari-"" ! , ah Clarkrc not appear and replevy, or; plfSd that at next Court judgment will be given against - him ! ':i'X-"A , i December Sessions,; 1829. The above order was renewed, and the order, of pUthcaiiona3' above 40 be made. i ' 4 -i'" " "1- . 48 RO. LOVE.XkvH. C. C, ' Money ;DosC ' t '-" .- i. -:- ; s 1 j ' ' f ' , , Jth ON Friday last, the subscriber,' while travel- " lipg to the Stage from Raleigh to Fayette-; yille, lost ' a packet f money and papers,' the precise sum; not known, but believed to be be i tween two and three! hundredlollars, consisting n of Treasury Notes, several One dollar Newbern bills, two dollar State 'Bank bills, several five and ten dollar State Bank bills, und fiver andttea dollar bills on South-Carolina Bank f 4 ot 3 ten dollar biUs on the United States Bank, one di- tiiictly recollcctedto; be signed by John Husk V .nifniia fsirtoa I h Alan executors against .air. egrana 01 Anson, , wxm . credits, thereon;:!;', - v: M ' Wt Jr? B f l " - T - ",-": ' ' r The whole was folded in J. sheet of blank PvT Lper, and smlgly tied bp.' A liberal, retrafd'rni ; liveting it 50 tbe-Bditois of the Register, Raleigh, UC miiu iv.uic ucrsuu luiuiug swv mw, .uu 'w the Iitor of the Obserrer, fayetieruie,, or to the $ubscribeiV" v V'.-if 1 -Vt-, y.t - -i . .Bi - mr , rn BTK TC V 1 w rV - -1 4 ' J"-" ... .! 1 If r t ? i- r- r t t..k F V 1 7 U-Ji v - t Hi' J . '1 - 1 Li-": p 1 , ft t ic6eoflgn any Mirectioti wi tit u ffi.
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