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J'"' . ;! f.:i '-r.4f -.' .,, 'OURS ARE THK PLANS OF FAn, DELIGHTFUL PKACE UNWARp'd Wi ,'PARTT RAGEj TO LIVE LIKE BROTHERS" ' ! ' - " , VQIUMKX V TUESDAY, JANUARY 2 f, 1834. : ; '. t'-Npf : By Joseph Gales & Son TERiflS. propertr no tax shall be imposed on 25. No Judge of jhe Supreme or Supe- Biaves under the age or twel e, or over nor Courts of Law nd Equity of this the age of fifty years ; noDe but a capita-IS1 ate, shall be entitled to a seat in the Tnf tk Dox-labs pe? annunr; one half in advance. jlUxation per capita shall be equal on all Thonot,'Cith;at'the time of-sntairMi?, Iclassiss. of persopft- $ Provided that no ,ur Bunsequeimjr, givo vin w snail iaui on WnllP ietHai6S. Or Up- the Ipcivaittwie ajhc expiration of the Qn maes unter e f twenty.one or : v.v will Ttittimed aadfesinmr its continuance I ... . S . ''""V " "r . . .: " , lover me a?e 01 inrrv.hvo ran 1 14. The Executive authority of this ADYEIITIEIIETS. State shall be vested in a Governor, who ik'fxe(if' inBrted Are shall be elected every two years, bv the time ior a woiiai ana wenty-nye cenw ior wcu ircR wnne men of the State, who are qua subsequent tobllni:thow Mfied to vote for members of the House w We shall be at least thirty Jercd out, and eharged accotuingly. ' years of age, a citizen or the Umtgd States; i ' ' ' ' ' - shall have resided in the State for five PROPOSED CONSTITUTION. JearS immediately preceding his election, i -r-' ad shall own and oossess. in the State. ..-! - t .1 -. 1 ' . ' ! li . . . - 7 - ..... The following is the Substitute offered . m the a ireenpid ot at least two thousand dollars Senate by Mr. MBAaFi, for theBill introduced M" value ; and no person shall be elected by Mr . BAD, to provide for ascertaining the viovernor tor more than two terms in sue sense of the Peorle on certain specifickmend-1 cession. : meijfts. Ttieprnposltfo this' 5. there shall be a eal of this State, h pAnnt i thm nTtf Ai;wtf which shall be kept by the Governor; and Election, far: tlieir ratification or disappal. tte h,m aJccs'n may requ.re and After much debate, however, on the motion 1 of !att Eastern rentlemaiii it was indefinitely postponed. by i majority of one vcjte. We i -publish it, tliat Jhe people at large njay exa- (nine for themselves into the merits of this . question i titiwttf be seen herf, what fconces $iOns: the Vest asfe and will be sisfivd with. ' he question for every Eastern county to con sider. UWheth they wai' establish such a shall be called the Great Seal of the State of North -Carolina, and b.e affixed to all grants and commissions. ! 16. The bovemor for the time being shall, be Captain General and Commander in Chief of the militia : and in the recess o f the General Assembl v, sha 1 1 have now- r. m . i a . ... r . . er w emoody tue militia for the public safety. 17. The Governor for the time! beinaf Constitution on -principles of compromise, or I shall have power to draw for, and apply . continue protest against any aajustnicm. ui sucn sumsir money as shall be voted by ' the 'ipaW,tooj4-- f? theirviewa hy the General Assembly for the con tinge ti the fe of King numbers nd compel them to cies of Governraeut, and be accountable . submit to their own terms . to them for the same. . He shall have the '..- I -.1 i - ' 1 - -: . power of saantinsr nardons and renrit'ves- Jirtidt 1. The legislative authority of ejtcept where ' the prosecution shall be rtHrCaronnaalt be vested in two carried on by the General Assembly, or .lr..i'..J.i (.Mx.xtiaa KrtlW A Anon ll Tlt linttTT' lour y.il .1 : i . '. I." I. Aiisiiiivw ui'-viviiv. -jw..j,h iu i9iia.ii uuierwise uireci in wuici m : . . . .1 T 1.- i ... i - ' the people, to wu : aosATE auo-xious&icase ne may, m the. recess, grant a re of Commons. l v prieve until the next sittin? of the Gene 2. The' Senate shall be composed of ral Assembly, and may exercise all the VfltemtjerB hosep 6y ballot evejry two years, other executive powers of Government, in the manner hererriafter directed. limited and restricted as bv this Consti- 3. The House of , Commons shall be tution is mentioned, and according to the Composed of members chosen by ballot," laws' of the State. And on his death, in every two years, in manner hereinafter ability, or absence from the State, the directed- J " . Speaker of the Senate for the time being, 4p fTbe Senate and House of Commons,, and in Case there be no Speaker of the assembl-ed for tle purpose of legislation, Senate at such time, then the person who haH be atled tlie General : Assembly. . was last Speaker of the Senate, and 5. Each meroTjer of the Senate shall n case of his death, inability or absence a freewhite mao, a citizen af the United from the State, the Speaker of the Honse :.Sfafi!hftir:Hjave-atUined;; at' the'tiroe bf'Conimo.n, and in. case there be no of hisf election, the age of! twenty .five Speaker of the House of Commons at such yearslj laiid Miatl have sually resided in time, then the person who was last Spea- me iiismvv i uicu uc vuvh, ut ixer 01 uie nouse ot Commons, shall ex year immediately preceding his ele&tion H'iercUe the executive power, after such and for the same time shall have possessed death, or durih such absence or inability ana conunoe w possess, , iu uie uisinci ot the liovprnor, or Speaker, or person as which he represents; not-less than three aforesaid, or until a new election is made hundred acres of land in fee, or real es- by the people. And the General Assem tate in ,feef of the value of six hundred bly shall provide by law for the manner dollars- , 1 of holding the election of Governor by the . x. .aco oieniuerui mc uuusc ui 'u; ipeopie ; and they shall, by joint baUoU .moosshaU.be a free white man, a citizen choose a Governor, to hold his office until at th United States ; shall have attained the first election of the same by the peo thejafce of twenty-one years ; and shall pie. . -j v" have usually resided in the county in 18. In every case where any officer, which he Is chosen, for one year iinme- the right of whose annointment is vested diately preceding his election ; aud for in the General Assembly, or in the Gov ix months shall have possessed, and con- jernor and Senate, whose oflce shall, by tinue to possess, in the county which he death, resignation, removal, or other represents, not less than one hundred means, be vacant duriit"- the recess of the acres of land in fee, or for the term of his General Assembly, the Governor shall own life, or other real estate, by the same have power to fill such vacancy by grant ten urV; of the yaheof two Ipundred dol- jpg a temporary . commission, which shall Jar, j : ! r f - . expire at the end of the next session of 7w A! I, free white men, of the-age of the General Assembly, twenty-one years, wo have been inhabU I 19. The Governor, Judges of the Su Jtnts of any one county witKin the State premrand Superior Courts of Law and twtve months iinmedUtely preceding the Equity, and Attorney General, shall have day; of JWf election, and pi)ssessed of a adequate salaries, which shall not be di frechold, ft 'fame county, of fifty binished durins their continuance in of- cres of land tor sjx wonths next before, fiCe s Provided, nevertheless, that the Gov- anO at the day of election, shall be. enti- fernor may remove a Judge pr the Attor-.stle:toojt;.fr- inembr of the Senate.; ney General upon the address of' two-8lv4$l'v.fifeehUe-n)en'';iirfte age of thirds of each House of the General As-4wenty-one years, wUo have been inhabi- sembly, which address shall contain the tahts of any pnouijty, wiUiin the .State pluses for which the removal is demand twelve months immediately' preceding the $0. r'Alay'pflAni:etection:lllld'slkali have' pardi;. The General Aamhlv! ahAll. hv ulie taxes, shall bKenUtiy ta voter j,,int ballot of both Houses, every two Tnemoers ot the- House ol C-ommons, Ior years, electa Treasurer, Secretary of v0 v , ?- 7 phi?,; auw iompirouer 01 puotic ac i9 I he Senate and House of Commons, counts. i Hvj wnen meinai pen nave power. to c.tipoae I 2J. The Governor andthej officers a opea .ano jOiner neirromcers 5 ue nendTng against the Stite by violating ,;-t".t;tt7"T7 ; . wy part wjis vonsnioij, ior mat -ad of their roembers $ st Upon their ow ad- ministration or cornipf ton, way be prose JB fromaj to day and prepare puted on the impeameot of the Housi Jaills to be;ppAssed into favys the two of Commons. , ; louse&hau direct writs ot election tor i No persons who hare heretofore supplying intermediate vacancies. - or hereafter mav hi. th rv F n..h. laAU biU3 sJiaVI be read thre times lie moneys, shall have a seat m either be 1 Senate and House of Commons. 26. No Secretary of State. Comptroller, Attorney General or Clerk of any Court of Record in this State, shall be entitled to a seat in the Senate or House of Com mons, r 27. No Clergyman or Preacher of the Gospel of any denomination shall be ca pable ot being a member of either the Se nate or House of Common", while he con tinues in the exercise of the pastoral func tions. 28. Justices of the Peace, within their respective counties in this State, shall be appointed by the Governor, b? and with the advice and consent ot the Senate ; and the said .Justices, when so appointed, shall be. commissioned by the Governor, and shall hold their offices durins irood behavior ; but they may be removel from office by the Genejral Assembly for cor-J ruption, misdemeanor," inability or ab sence from the State. , 29. There shall fbe no establishment of any one religious d.'irch or denomination in this State, in preference to any oilier; neither shall any person, on anv pretence whatsoever, be compelled to attend any place of worship j contrary to his own faith or judgment,! nor be obliged to pay for the purchase of jtiiy glebe, or the build ing of any house of worship, or lor the maintenance of any minister, or ministry, contrary to what. he-believes right -or has voluntarily and personally engaged to. pertprm ; Out alt persons shall be at liber ty to exercise their own mode of worship; Provided, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to exempt preacher of treasonable or seditious discourses from legal trial and punishment. -30.. No person in the State shall hold more than one lucrative office at any one time; Provided, that no appointment in the milijia or to tine office of a justice of the peace shall be considered as a lucra tive office. 51. That all commissions and grants shall run in the nameof the State of North Carolina, and bear test and be signed by the Governor. All writs shall run in the same manner, and bear test, and be signed by the clerks of the res pective Courts. Indictments shall con clude, against the peace and dignity of the ot ate. S2- There shall be a Sheriff, Coroner or Coroners and Constables, in each coun ty within this State. 33. That the person of a debtor, where there is not a strons presumption of fraud, shall uot beconfined in prison af ter delivering up, bona fide, all his estate. real and personal, pr the use of his cre ditors, in such a manner as shall be here after regulated -by law. All prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, unless for capital, offences, when the proof is evident, or the presumption great. 34. A school or schools shall be estab- Guilford, Haywood, Iredell, Lincoln; Moore, Macon, Montgomery, Mecklen burg, Orange, IPerson Randolph, Rowan, Rockingham, Richmond, Rutherford, S;ir ry, Stoke s, VSfi I kes, Robeson. And for Ithe election o? whom, '; the State-shall be divi.led into districts, by the nixt Gene ral Assemblyaccording to the following rules,Jto wit: First each county in the first class, which pays annually into the Public. Treasury of the State, one-twenly seventh part or more olf the aggregate taxes paid by all the 39 counties therein named, shall frm. one district. And each county in the! second class, which pays an liuallv into the Treasury of the State, one twenty -th'ti'd part or more of the ag gregate taxes aid by all the 26 counties therein nainedf -"shall form one district. Second, wheree there shall be a county deficient in the "ratio of taxation, Iving contiguous to one or more counties of the same class, which pay an excess or ex cesses of sucjiiratt'o, then such excess or 42. The General Assemblv shall regu late by law the manner of electing the general and field officers of the millitiaj but if at any-time the public afety or in terest in their opinion, requires them to d so, they, may elect such officers by joint ballot, or otherwise : ProvidetL Wh this article shall not in any manner effect officers whose commissions issued upon elections horetofore made. 43. All free white men possessed of a freehold in any town in this State, ha ving a right of representation under the Constitution, and also all free white men vho have been inhabitants of any such town twelve months next before aod at the day of election and shall have paid public taxes,, shall be entitled to vote for ainember to represent such town in the House of Commons : Provided always, that this section shall not entitle any in habitant of such town to vote for members Uf the House of Commons for the county in winch he may reside, nor any freehol THERE Is attached to the Hegiste pffice, a IHNDKUt, where evtry variety' ff wof'lcv in that line, is excutedwlt expedition, and in the neatest possibjiraniSeiv? Orders of Merchant, .bhtk's'ftnd olhersj Top Hlntk Hooks of every description, wi!l be thank follv ri-ceivei I and promptly attended t o. !- uia uooks rem1 u ii 1, unii jjm iciwrmg, Tuung &o. &.C. done at the shortest notice, and in any esirtd style. - JOSEPH GALES & SON". Raleigh, October 25. 1833.M- r excesses shall e. Computed as belonging der in such county, who resides without to a contiguou county which is deficient or beyond the limits of such town, to as aforesaid ; frid if by this acquisition, vote lor a member for such town. such county hpve the requisite ratio, it 44. The House of Commons shall have sh;ll alsocont)tutea district. 3. Where- the sole power of impeachment ; ever there are two or more counties, each 45. All impeachments shall be tried paying a ratiofthat is "deficient, contigu- by the Senate ; and when sitting for that ous to another county or counties of tlie purpose, the Senators shall be on oath same class, paying an excess of ratio, the lor affirmation. No person? shall be con county which lias the least deficiency shall victed without the cnnniirranrt? of two be first entitlejkl to have such excess ap- thirds of the members present. plied' to ifiakf ti its dfhcuenqy, 4. Where- j 46. Upon conviction of any officer fi- uver mere jna ue xwwor more conugu aDle to impeachment, judgment in such ous counties 06 the satoe class,' which to- leases shall not prfpnd fnvthor than rmn. gethcr pay th required ratio, they may val from office and disqualification to . 41. 4: s.. 4 .1: .x. 4 iiri lit. iv . . a.-. iciiici tuiisiuuica uinnci. o. nere- noi(l anv omce or honor trustor nrtiht - ------- i' - - - - ever there shall be two or more counties of the same clfss contiguous to each oth er, which together do not pay the required ratio in iaxes,the excess or one or more contiguous coiioties in the same class may be computed o belong to the counties which are deficient, so as to make up their deficiency, (fr tri computing the'public ncy. or in computing the nt taxes aloresaul the Legislature shall cause the annfeal taxes assessed for the under this State ; and the party .convicted may moreover billable and subject to in d.ctment, trial ant' punishment according to law. 47. All officers how filling any office or any appointment shall continue in the exercise of the rights and duties- of their respective offices or appointments for the terms now by .law authorized, unless by this. Constitution it is otherwise directed btate I reitstir, upon each county, to be and all laws in force at the time of ma ascertained b an-average tor ten years king the several amendments to the Con- preceding theitillotment of districts. It stitution, and which are not inconsistent shall be the da ty. of the Legislature to therewith, all rights, actions, prosecu " . CJ A a I . - I . . - re-apporiton inc senate among ir.e CK)un- tions, claims and contracts of anv des tiea composing the classes of 36& 29 coun- cription, shall continue as if this" Con- uies .aoove rwrned, again at tneir nrst ses- stitution had not been made. sion alter the year 1841, and -every ten 43. The citv of Raleish shall be the years thereafter Provided, however, that scat of Government of this State, the un- it shall te done upon -me principles, ana alterable place of holding the future Gen according to,? the . rules atove stated, so that the riuber of Senators fromthe JftFST PUBLISHED,!. Putou 37s Cekts, V; And sold by J. Gales $ Son, 3RA0TlC.t P If OOFS of the Soundness o , . the Uvue'an System of . Phisiotoev, e;ivinDf nconlrovcrtible testimony to the RfHicted,,ot he int stimable vahfe of M O I tl S O N ' S Yt. G K TAHLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, inj hiding. with other matter, the origin of Lite, ami cuose? of all Disense explained, n entirely cwtviewy of the Origin of the Smallpox Virus, and of tU ! being most cerUinly eradicable, or; rendered " h-itrnteas, ana sundry cuBes or Cure, with roost, impoi't tiit information' connected with the sue ccssful proinulgiition of the Hygeian System in the UiuteI States ot America. . Marcli TO THK PUJiLlcT CHARLES R.U.VM3AY, F.stjiT late Editor of t he CoiistkntionalistlSt People's Advocate,' having pkced all'his Accou-.ts in my hands for collecti 11, individuals indebted to said Oflice, ' plther for Subscription, Advertising or Job-work, . are requested to call at the Hookstore of J. Mal$ . Son, and make immediate payment to the: Subscriber who is alone authorized to irrait discharge and give rec ipts, for said accounts. AVESTN R. GALES, Attocney'ti fact, Raleigh, De. 14, 1J33. lished by the Legislature for the conveni ent instruction of youth, with such sala- . .... . ... nes to me masters, paid by the public, as may enable them to instruct, at low pri ces ; and all useful learning shall be duly encouraged and promoted in one or more universities. 33. The Legislature of this State shall regolate entails in such a manner as to Iprevent perpetuities. 5u. lhe Declaration of Rights Is here by declared to be a part of the Constitu- if . .f A. O. ., 1 . . lion 01 ine otace, and ought never to oe violated on any pretence whatever. o7- Any member of either House of the General Assembly shall have liberty to dissent from and protest against, any act or resolve which he may think injuri ous to the public, or any individual, and have the reasons of his dissent entered on the journals. ln , belore thy piss uito Jaws, House of the General Assembly m 01 and.be wgned liy the Speakers of, both efigible to any office in this State, unti llOUSeS. ' fV ; ; , V "isUCh Person shall hV fnllir r.nt,nd 111 very person who shall chose njfur, or paid into the Treasury all sums a mctnber of lhc Senate or House of Com- fu,. which they may be answerable and inons? 1 or anpijmteu to any omceaor liable. place of truslMlore taking his searV rH OSL No Treasurer fSiopW the Senate or Houe; of Conimona, shall takenaq oath to the. State and allUlyring his continuance in that office, or officers shall . take an oath of office rt L 'l1 - ' 4 ' 1 two great divisions or classes aforesaid shall neither He increased nor diminished by such appointment. " 41. The Hise of Commons shall con sist of not leis. than one hundred, nr more than on(i hundred and twenty mem bers, to be elifcted biennially, as follows? The towns of? Fayetteville, Wilmington and Newberr shall elect one member each ; and thetotrrers shall be apportioned 1... T. Aivi 't a4 it ia 4 .It aji m ' n t 9r b f nt' 1 rt n UT I UC licl9i.iuic ai liicii ur.i acjinm, and again at their first session after 1S41, among the coifflties as near as mayf be, eral Assemblies of the same, and the place of residence Df the chief executive officers of the State. i 49. No part of this Constitu tion shall be altered, unless a bill for that purpose specifying the alteration intended to be inade shall have, been read three times in the House of Commons and three times m the t'enate, on tliree several davs in each House respectively ; and when any such bill shall be passed in manner aforesaid, the same shall be published at least three months previous to the next ensuing .election fcr members of the Gen eral Assembly: and if such alterations Books Bool's - Books if ! A K or 50 00p Votumes of Engl sb, 'Freiieh and : ' tc ) American Publications consisting of Medical, Theological, Historic ', Poetical, Mis-V cellaneous. Novels and School Rooks, of every i 1 description, Jist published, and for sale at very 1 : rethiced prices ":' Gentlemen who would buy cheap bargai'S, are respectfully invited to Call r and examine for themselves. AH" orders attend 1 ed to at the shortest notice and with the utmojt promptitude. TURNER & HUGHES, N, Carolina Bookstore, Fayetteville Street, IUle gh, Dec. 23. ' S Map of Jjorth-Carolioa, j THE elegant and highly finished Map of hi . Carolina, published by John McKae, is for sale at the Bookstore of J. Gales & Son, at tb j Subscription price, viz, 8 dollars. A supply of Maps, both portable and on rollers, will be kept -up, and all orders executed a short notice. W. tj. WILLI AM?, Agent Raleigh, Dec. 31. 9 w P. S. Members of the Legislature, and others, who are hot origin:l Subscribers, who are lesi j rous ot procuring the Map,' can be supplied tt. their respective counties (when theH-ps are distributed to the original subscribers) at th . , Subscription price, by leaving their names' at ;i, the Bookttore of J. Gales & Son, k new Sub, scribers. W. H. W Agent. 1.-1 according to r their federal population ; Ur any of them, go proposed, shall be out in esuinang ine population or cra ven, Cumberlilnd and NewrHanover, the population of She towns respectiveiv lo cated thereinwnich are allowed to send a representatve, shall not be excluded uufit aflei" the number of members from said cfunties-vill, bv the ratio, be more than two; Provided, however, that every County hereafter established shall always be entitled to one member of this House; And provided further, that the territory included in the county of Macon, and now occupied by the Cherokee Indians, when formed into a distinct county, shall be entitled to on member ; Jjadfurtbcr pro videa, that were there are tivo or more counties in the' State which have residuums agreed to during the first session there after, by two-thirds of each House of the General Assembly after the same 'shall have been read three times, 03 three sep arate days, and subsequently ratified by a vote of a majority ol the people, then and not be I ore, the same shall become a part of this Constitution. 1 J 1 t. 1 1 m aggy REMOVAL. The Subscriber has removed Lit BOOT AND SHOE STORE to the building immediately oppo site the Ciy Hotel, recently oc- i-, jt..,: ur Wui MfiTOijf nau, uy icounts with the mmi vuuyw ui vimi iou, iippomi uo-1 jwrhieii may be in t-soi ine supreme au superior courts 01 tion of his office Law and Earn t v.- and an' before he shall have finally settled his ac public for all toe moneys his hands at tliexpira- vlbelblirfnstft' iihe HSitate. Altornev-Gen-Jo,l li,r. i;i ';;.-fht.:;, i .lj. ralwwhohatribe commissioned, by thebe sucreedinTreaRurer. t-1' 4 No otHceiv either pivilf rnilitary or haval in theserviref th ITi.itpd SraiP. riil Assembly shall notH,r inv t.hr 8at-':nrAW.viUii.Ktf pas. any law, ji.pa,rig the ftghU hitherto, titled Jo V.keit in tiSe brlHouse e.wced by inasUrover their alarca bf Comwofi. ?-'--:.;- . if T uoverhor, and hold their good behavior. ; 13.' The General 58. Neither Hmisp of the General As semblv shall nrnronl unnn nuhlir. husi. er, shall amount to such ratio, in that J r. 1 , J I -x IT -II 4 1 W raL nes, unless n majority or an ine mem bers of such House are actually present. And, upon a motion made and seconded. the yeas and nays upon any question shall be taken and entered on the; journals: Si the journals of the proceedings of both houses of the General Assembly shall be printed and made public, immediately after their adjournment 59. the General Assembly of this State shall convene at the seat of Govern ment once in every two years j but may be convened oftener by the Governor of the State, if in his opintou, the public in terest shall require it 40 The Senate shall consist of fifty members, to be chosen biennially of whom twenty-seven shall be elected by and Tor that part of the State which U comprised within the following counties, to wit: The first class, Brunswick Beau fort, Bertie, Craven, Carteret, Currituck, Camden, Chowan, Columbus, Duplin, Edgecomb, Franklin, Gates, Granville, Qrtene, Halifax, Hertford, Ilyde. Jones, J ohnston, Le iibir, Martin; Ne t -HahoveiV Nash, Northampton, Onslow, "Pasquo tank, Pitt, Foraaimons. Bladen, samp son, Tyrrell, Washington, Wake, War ren, Wayne j and tweoty-three of whom shall be elected by that part of the State coraprisedin thefollowingcounties, to wit: i ne secona class. Anson, Asne, .jjun combe. Burke, Vancylas wel I, Chit haw, Cumber bud. Cabarrus, Davidson, cupied as Store by Mr. Kino ; where he bas on hand an extensive assortment of Goods Ir. over ami aboire the ratio then fixed by his line, carefully selected by himself t the law, ii satu resiuuums, wuenauueu logein- case one representative, shall be added to tuatcounty navmgine largest restuuum. The GeneraH Assrmbly shall combine thpft residuums bv successive! v addinsr the largest reiidum to the Wl lest, or to TOIIB Subscriber offers fr sale on moderate T .t .ii . terms an excetieni riano manmiurcu in so much or suiany of them as will make be -5,, ofthe very best materials. North. He respectfully invites his friends and the public to give hun a call. ' JAMES KEWLON. Raleigh, Jan. 2, 1834. 9 jf dn excellent Piano for Sale. the required rtio for one additional rep resentative to .the county having the for mer, and then? by adding the next lar gest residuuitf to the smallest remaining residum9 to rnake the ratio for an ad ditional representative to the county having the former, and so on until the residuums will no longer make a rati o by bet hg co mbi n ed or" until the whole number ot representatives to be elected is made Up.; The Legis lature shall tlx the number of which this House shall ' consist between one hun dred and ope hundred od twenty j and when i is -fixed, the same shall not be altereM until the next succeeding apborUonmefi. the enumeration ol the population o. xms oiuie may ve uiauc iu such manner as the Legisiature snail di reef k but incase they do not prescribe a different nide, the census ofthe State last taken u if iler the authority of the Uni ted States preceding the allotment, shall be the enuraf ration oy wnicn represeata tion shall Bt apportioned. I he census which was Idkt taken by the Government of the Uni tefl States shall be the euume ration bv wKjeh the next General Assetnv bly sKalt make the apportibntpent of rep- Those who wish to purcb 8f, would do welt to call and examine for tnemsetvesijt vyaj. muuraun. Raleigh. Jan. t, ". " , ." " 9 , REMOVAL. HAVING let the Store near the PreaWter an Church, where I formerly transacted the btisines3 of my father, R'r Caswit rc.lhare H raoved still further up on the same Sireet to the house fair doors west ot Mr. Clark s Shop, andimme- Uoupt ot Jquity, GuilfordCounty Full Terra, 1833 -John M. Dick and others, v K . . ti. . . -. "l; ; - Allen B. Pitchford and others, 'j rN this case, it Appearing to the satisfaetioW .' f the Court, that Hezekiah Pitchford,- on" ofthe defendants, is not an : inhabUant oftht"; Stale. It is ordered by the Coiirt, that publi cation be made in! the Bsleigh Uegister; for su ' weeks, that unless the ssid Hezokiah Pitchford shall apear at the next Court of Equity to be v; held for the County of, Guilford at the Court iy house ;n Grtensborourh, on thp 4th Mondfly : y- after the 4th Monday in March next, and plead, "1' Bswflf, or demur to the complainants p db of r complaint, that the said bill will be taken pro corn sso as to me s&ut nezeKtn titcotona, .ana will be heard es parteasto him. A. UtuBK, C. M. B. December 25, 1833. ' . O 6v ' State of No rtl-Carolina, : j Granville County, . . . Court of EquityFall Term, 1833 .? Osborn Vaughan, John S. Vaughan, William VT4 . and Jos. J. Vaughan, heirs at Law and Exe cutors of Jeremiah Vaughan, deceased, Sally Malloty, William Duke and his wife Patsy, Itebecca Harris, Peyton Vaughan and Guilford. -. Duke and his wife Franky, and Thottu Gog hill and his wife Lucy-PhVuUifT. ' . , Samuel piekens, Executor of James Van ghai, i dee'd, and it) bis own right, Thomas Vaughae. and the rest of the children of Wm. VwiRbao dee'd, and the children and heirs of Tlmas i Vaughsu, dee'd, nd QathariQe Putney, Walker, Henry Uose, Catharine fltose, aud. Thomas Howerton, Executor of Urs. .A By : Vaughan, dec'd--Defendaots. f 4 . jTT appearing Co the Court that the Defndant X Samuel Dickens, Thomas Vanghan and th r rest ofthe children of William Vaughan, dee'd. l- j .i .-.i k:f Tk.. tr..n,.l... ' diately south-east from the lasonic ZLdJ, vherc I dee'd. Patsy Walker, Heorv Bose tad Catbarin t V . r mm m m . in tuture, l ma; De rounc. i om, are not residents ot tin State, out resia- n. j, i.iVftftua. I beyond the jurisdiction ot the Courts t i K. B. As I shall shortly leavr the State on an therefore, on motion of the Plaintiff's Counsel. absence Of some months, I avail myself of the ordered, that publication i tnsde for sU-sue present opportunity oi once more presume j cesve.weeu o ae Kaie.tgn CRiierj hkwp ments from those indebted t'o the estate for tin paper printed and published at lhe Seat of.ao less thev are had before mv departure, I shall have no thou butto- place the papers in the 41M " 4. . WW 1 .W iTV bauds ot the proper omcers ior couequon. v j Uajeigh, Dee. i vernment. of this SUte, foe the said Simuel - Dickens, Thomas Yaugbtn and the rest of the. . clyldren of WUUam Taught dee'd d the -'. children und heirs Of Tboitttf Vtigbnr' decd' - Patsy Wslker,-IIenry 8se and Catharine Bose to an near at the Court td be held here op the v .:r-iO - firstMomlay of M-reb next, and plead, .aswer,. ,f i TOHAT apphcauonwili bm made to the Pre-1 JeraK (q ttefiWniiftVu1,-or else thesaiit' ' il aident. Directors and Company oftne Utei . hmt.mn aa W.od ihv. th nartv r?--, n w r K.rih.nmlina. at the expiration of . ! V. , ... . . J j KL h-.t 1 wZmwSji (All M W.L w " - - " W W.-Td , I'll llllf l IU " JUIll UE .UI.UUI WB4 BiJIB i a I tlV. 1 IJv A 9 m 9mm mm mm -. , M - T . r- m- -w - - - - --. -w , , ,; . . , , .hreemonths from the tate . : ',.,4 f newalofCettateofStockina. "yjtnSB Xtomai B; tttlejoho, CJerlf of fald V ventlf-eeasUodjoi ,n b,fl;2 Court, at . Oxford,. the Jib day mUf - A.Ml..:Kerr thersaid Certifies' being wst V . . - - , , - t . 4 !. .mm .- rr r n n s a n.a .j.--. m- . -a. a rf . i. A .T I M V - K HZ ivunviV EPnff orm ataio. i t"" T December SL, Ib?. : I 'Vyi reseuiaiives if -'J i 4 i
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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