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rzz f'--j frcrtj' tVn rreentc (it JltfiwufDMUl i Utn-A l'f. Perquimans County, w51 struck by njoa Friday r'rJ Co sup stri-r to th of tr.zajrj civiljzedjtntc; the clscf thsj'st century, an irw 'y DKinsuu, Alfrra Move, i Mo Ro-. geniou? ue gave 'e; ofjynaometerwailinvonted.by lr.u? ReniefCof poverantlt ot r. ceryl1 This ployed byPeron-irtv. voyage to New-Holland, -and this abler-.

navigator, has sliovn, thai the strengtiV: (bf i nniforfhty leshan tint of cUi-: Int. Antwerp. v- rOQcWJathc C.iJori' MacMoeof- r. 4rii; Jame CwffieldEsq. 6F this Ctoon! wis Joshua Carpenter.ioHowlandhas Iniaferiallv tniure; tticklnson from Liverpool, at to lune have beerteSeiTv? "The accounts frdrrLthe seat of tKeJlttVJ Turkish wrtvmb-' been appointed C611efcct6r of the Customs the Port of CastiheC'Maine.

in place 1 1 i f. M'Carty to bePostm aster at Srookyille, Indiana' vice KD. Gallion, Brook removed James W. Hunter to be Pdstmaster at Lawrehcebursr. Indrariaice Hon: Isaac tiunn, refhovei: fl tol.T Abel C.

Pepper (late candidate for Gdvernor,) to jie Postmaster at RiQit.tr Vifp C.rtih A. remnnd fl 5: 't? We regret to lerTaVell a iv; v.t rever nas maue its appearance in vnarie- ton; Three cases are mentioned in prtt ses The" latent Uulsian BuHini bears. fiy appears -inai ine. operauoua mkKy that place hadjust tommeoced; It eem llicet to be Droiraclett tnucH lonierihati' suit the; Russian interests: A Tuil kri; ship of tbeline of 60 gunsjsaitl been burnt at ihe entrance of the; Bos- phoras, under. the fire; of a fo amanTTA Russian squad ron, The Grand, sgll mained shut up in Choumla.

fZf-'xti vate letters, thouzh no public annuncia itCew-York, on his wat to En land, and. me latest accounts received at uaessa, that the Grand Vizier is i concentrating tV his torce. behind from Varha. hbwever i no Operations dfimportanfceixjnid takfc place grass was" but just'fipnngtng up, stf to afford forage fof the horses, and the catalry and artillery cannot act tlll-tlie 1 finn fkA rf Ka honn 4 va baw A tit7 I Rail Road vs. Canal- Injunctions were granted about twelve months since, by thj Chancery Conrt of Maryland, prohibiting the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Corn- pany and the Chesapeake anil Ohio Canal Company, from purchasing the lands or the right of Way over them on that pari of the route, along the bank of the Potomac, which is necessary for the works of both of those companies, and in which the lat- mi- rer company claims a prior, rign.

ims in I' TheSujlan has orieljt6 (kildieijin nrmv in riirftrarin 'for deei- Russian at ray is preparins for "deci measures on the Jeft banb'of tKeJDayJ nube. -Till hahdSiOf the Russians, we'musnoex-J ima mMramanrf. important case came on lor trial on In this Csity, on Monday last" after a painful inn At? Rifihiird Smithi ESO. ill the.l5th year of a vf On Tuesday mght, Susan Kttwaros, tne jntnc -i daughter of Gavin Hogg," Eiqrof this City. tK" Weep not for those wliom the veil bf heT6mb In happy morn htd from our eyesr oin-inrew a uugui, uiiuicapiriv jrwuug- S.

bloom," v'ViJ': Or had profanM what was meant, for the Skies- At his residence in after a few, days illness, the Rev. Henry cf the Method I li 4 i I dVcepresftling Elder, ot theorfolk1 Dis In Guilford countv. Mr. Joshua Johnson, acred 1. vears.

In the same county, aer four orfive i weeks illness, Irs. prudence HuntV; consort of A K- plary piety 'arid benevolence- -Also, 1 Mrs-Bow consort of Edmund, Bownian. jfr 'Matthias MoT, Appellant from StokesJudgmenttof- the Court beloW anirtik John JL. Greenlee from Burke. and judgmenttor DeFd uciK un ueuu qi rrancis liranam oc j.unn-cy fc.

Catharine tJt-eefnon Sc Jesse from pittV. 'Judgment Reversed, and new trial hnted 1 vStateBacic Ambrose Kriox wm: Martin. Jtrom rasquounic. Judgment athrmed, ami Judg- roent for DePdfjf- Win. Smith others V.

John M. Greenlee, from Rutherford. Judgment reversed, and new trial granted. -X Benj. Sutton, Ex'r.

t. Henry lfowe.11, App't, from Perquimans; Judgment of the CooVt below reversed judgment for the Def'dtV Abel Suephero: v. lsaap Lane, App'tr fr6m Randolph. Judgment of the Court below te- versed, and new trial granted. A Nath.

Bond, App't. John B. Matthias from Chowan. Judgment of' the Court beiwjaffirm- "Marv Sanders. Adm'x.

nf Jnhn Sanrlpr Sanders, ExV. Isaac yZVSL Washington. Judgment reversed, and new tri- granted. James Terrell, F.x'r. v.

J. 0. Underwood. trom Wake. Judgment of the Court below af turned.

faoein uoioy v. xoung j. Walton, wifc 0the Court below firmed. v- am emon, App t. irom-, llenoir.

juqcjment reversed, and new trial granted. Jordan Denso v. Joe! Sledere from WTarren. Judgment eve and new trial granted. Wales Erwm.

Adm'rs. v. John Cooke, from Iredell. udzment of the Court below affirmed. Justin L.

Edwards v. Stephen Powell, from Martin. Judgment of the CUft below affirmed. Daniel Glisson, jun. Adm'r.

Daniel William Herring, App'ts, from Duplin. Judgment of the Court below reversed and judgment arrested. F. T. Leake, App'f.

v. Angus Gilchrist, from Ribhmond. Judgment reversed-nonsuit set a-side and new trial granted; Duncan McRae v. James McOneill, from Anson. Judgment of Court below affirmed Catharine Watts, by James Watts, v.

John M. Greenlee, from Burke. Judgment reversed and a venire de novo awarded. The Governor to the use of the State Bank v. AlIen Twitty others, from i.utherforl.- Judgment of dismissal reversed and tause re manded.

Anne Stallings others v. the Adm'rs. of Za-dock Stallings others, from Johnston. Judg ment of the Court below affirmed. Joseph T.

Farribault v. Horace Ely others, from Iredell. Judgment of the Court below affirmed. Ambrose F. Collier Wife v.

Hasten Poe, from Chatham. Oath of insolvency administer ed, and Defendant discharged. Geo. Delias G. W.

Gloystein v. Gordon Caw thorn, App't. from Warren. Judgment reversed, and new trial granted. 31 Den.

on dem. of Jos. John Jackson, from Craven. Judgment reversed, and new trial granted. 5 Burton W.

Dowd Vs. Flora Wads Worth, from Mpore. Judgment reversed, and new trial granted! V' len. on dem. of Rhodes v.

John Brown, froroRobeson. Judgment of Court below affirmed. Philip Brittain v. James Allen, App't. from Buncombe.

Judgment reversed, and new trial granted. STATE CASES. State v. Wm. R.

Poole, from Wrake. Judgment of the Court below reversed, and judgment for Defendant. State v. Moses Justice, from Iredell. Judgment of Court below affirmed.

State v. Philip Raiford, from Wayne. Judgment of the Court below affirmed. State v. Ephraim Boswell others, from Wayne.

udgment of the Court below affirmed State v. Arthur, slave of Elijah Shepherd from Onslow. Judgment affirmed and judgment ror the S'ate. State V.Neill Shaw, from Cumberland. Judg ment of the Court below State v.

Thomas Norman, from Guilford. Judgment reversed. Ordered that the Court proceed to judgment of death against the de fendim t. State v. Harvey Sawyer, from Currituck.

Judgment affirmed. The Creeks -The late statement rela tive to. the hostile attitude of the Creek Indians, turns out to be, to say the leat, considerably exaggerated. It is now said, that no attack on the whites is anticipat ed- It is true, the Indians" have held a secret council, for the purpose, it is believed, of remonstrating with the General Governmentand entering a protest against being forcibly removed but it is not probable, that any alliance or concert will be formed by them, with other Indian tribes, for the-purpose of waging hostilities, iiliV. lioycll' The motion submitted by the Counsel of Mrs.

in arrest ot judgment, has been overruled and the Court have passed sentence on her. She is hnctl lu and to pay the costs of pro secution, amounting to about S50 more. She is also to give bail, with-two securities, for S200 each, for her good behavior for twelve months, and stand committed to prison until the order of the Court is complied with. As soon as she could get a copy of the sentence, she marched oiTj to see the President, declaring that it was a political prosecution altogether, and that Vi i i i see justice done her- A writer in the National Intelligencer on the subject of banking seems to appre- so plentiful by the mines of North-Carolina, that that precious metaliwill no longer answer for a currency 'r: -oD- '-'J. A Memorial, which in Augusta county, Virginia, will be presented to the Convention of that State, to be hoi- den in October next, praying that provi- sionmay be made in the new Constitution foe the gra 'ual abolition of Slavery.

-x at i for tor writing-tl-above. we learn that there were three barns jsteaabrv.bpi'-eh-r tifcwl conramed. with theii; contents, coTisistingf between two'and dred bushels of wheat, 80 or 00 barrels of corn, ana all the fanning utensilsf JeVery description. boy, riding one of the Jior- at the time be was KHied, escaped un hurt. -Edenlon Gazette.

anctiorij storevof Mr-Hebbert's rrt litvpjirtr-. on the otnult. the (celebrated pglvglbybibfefjaf Cardinal XimenesvpHnted upbhHi'el (A. D. 1514, 1515, 1517) was sold after much competition, to a bookseller forthe sum of Jive hundred and twenty JiaBpouna3 purchased Jt lor 16,000 francs Mr.

McLnei fit appears, has arrived at Mr. Cambrelerisri if sent for meet Mr. Van Buren at Wilmiritonj in consultatiotf upon the Anti-Unit negotiation, as stated a Nety-York did not go. Whe ther he had successfully concluded a nego- liatton of a.trore interesting nature, and could not come," or whatever other son prevented the meeting, if it was invit ed, report snith rioi.ATar. Intel, New-Orleans, July 4 ed.

Sugar We regret to leiirn from various parts of the Sfate, that, owing to the cold wintered spring, the heavy rains and the tatenesS ot the season he suar is very mdeh injured in m.ny in the cane his not come up, should we have eai ly frost, we cannot calculate nai1 a cr0P coming vear Frankfort. 15. Col. John Speed; 'Smith tus'accepted the appointment ot umtet States Attorney Tu the Kentucky District. lhe statement that he had declared lor Mr.HJay lor next President, turns out to be a sheer fabrica tion.

Sir James McIntosh, in his late speech on the affairs ojf Portugal, in the British House of Commons thus alluded to the important question of British interference in the affairs of Russia and Turkey I think that passion for peace will last as Ion? in Eurone as the rase for war nd tierefore, foftd as I am of peaCe I am verv lalous oRanvnew ortiarantees which may be introduced tor tne preservation or it. It is as possible by indirect means to 1. 1 1 ,1 create a guarantee, as by any express declaration of It and, if the past history of Europe be testimony upon this point, I should say that that protests a-gainst; the adoption of any express universal guarantee for any purpose whatever I deprecate such a guarantee, though without wishinir to provoke a discussion now upon it, because it adds to the chances of war, and because it increases those chances by placing the preservation of peace upon the observance of contingent. doubtfulVand distant consequences I do. not conceal that what I allude to is the introducing the integrity of the Ottoman empire into the general system of European politics.

It is new, and its policy is very, doubtful there is no case made out now why it should be adopted, and there never was a time when such a guarantee was less likely to secure peace. For what was this guarantee An agree ment by the whole of the powers ot Europe to commit the people of the Eastern coast of the from the Eu-xine to the Atlantic, to useless and barbarous slavery an edict by Europe to doom all the various nations of those parts, who might be excited by the exam ple of Greece, or provoked Dy the aggressions of Turkey, to assert their independence, to I doubt if such a guarantee is possible- I doubt if it would be efiective. I believe it ought pot to be so. (Hear.) I believe that such attempts would "but end in producing, upon the military powers near the prey, a recurrence to their old mode of settling a quarrel namely, by cutting it up. I believe that, when the hour of danger came not now, but in the hour of danger they weuld use their old secret, and smile at the credulity of those distant powers who confidedtfpjthem, but whose force was "hot able to.ctirb them" President Jackson has ordered from Mes.

Bitkevvetl, Page Bakewell, of the city 'of Pittsburgh, a et of Glass for his own use. That order is nearly completed. We had last week an opportunity of witnessing jthis splendid exhibition of American skill and ingenuity It consists of large andplen- did bowls with and ithoui stands oeiery s-lasses; Ditchers, Quart and pint decanters. tumblers, wfnfe champaign glasses, salt, the whole tastefully executed in the verv best ktvle of workmanship. The elass is as netlucid as crystal and the bwittifal tcuttings- give a brilliancy of ef fect not easily described.

vyetninKxnis specimen of Americao workmanship, will VieiiH the best productions of the French and Enslish artists. It is very gratifying to witness tHe great perfection td TiWhicli our artists have arrived in thV.varibns ob jects to which" and enterprize cave ueen vf uuusifliaivwM me ra er Tameut nuuuk name cisicn his saVace papers siah ir of id might kisb have say all hews The as the sive nvA. rure 18 man, TT an the on the has as by I g3-lllHH 40 Reams of 'FoaVSnd Eoblscap PAPER different dualities iusf received J. Iteleigh July 27. (State of tint nf yr iWv An.

I William onlS6, Senate, with C'vi i es yebe and Spencer out opposition. 'James O'Brien, 898, O'nMen 814, State of the 7 Mr. ex- nected, received nearly an unanimous vote. i SfaniUt refuted'-ye received, by last 1 -j from tne eu Ivors ui uic xiaummi JM- a Refutation of the Calumny I 5n.t Geri. Barringer.

published by fames Craig, to the Wee- District which Shall appear in uur iwgii Tipxf. AVe are sorry it did not reach us i nilricVioH I sooner, that it miglit have been published and rend bv thS Electors generally before ntfpnrUd thP noils at the oendiOff lection. JNot that we Deiieve uie ei- tion of General Barringer can be endah- iw iht flttrick in ouestion but that every unprejudiced citizen miht have een convinced of the, total falsehood of the charges brought forward, in the Ad dress referred to. The bupceme Lourt rose on luesaay hst. appointment of iJhiet Justice was conler red on Judge Henerson The followine is List of Cause3 de- cided at this Term EQUITY CASES Christian L.

Benzein v. Jesse Robinett others, from Wilkes. Leave to re hear the interlocutory order refused in the Court below 4 and? petition to rehear, dismissed with Kobert IT. Wvnne Wife Peyto R. Tn stall, from Sale of land and resale or dered Decree against the defendant "Alston, for rents and orofits.

Luke Rehtlev others v. Benjamm Forbes 8c others, from. Pitt. Decree for the amount of the recovery upon the petition in Pitt, against all the defendants each party to pay Its own costs in IIIIS liUUI lire tv .1 Hester others v. James Hester ail Samuel Younir.

Ex'ors. from Granville. Decree for Comnlainants. :4 Susanfia Johns cc others i. Kezanna Pickett I -fromRutUerford.

Decree upon rej'Tt T-fsafe confirmed, 'and order of reference to Da-vtd IJ- Swain to take the accounts of liu-am Joseph Alston Exectitor v. John Hurkaby others, from The prdperty purchased by Huckaby at the execution sale against T.enf. tfill's tp be considered the property of said Hill as though'no sale had ben made. Iluckaby tq be allowed his bids. Jame Henderson others Robert Wilson froni Mecklenburg.

The heirs at lavs are entitled to tbe money for. which. the land was sold, as the appropriation made of I it; by the, -testator, cannot take effect. David 'Smith Margaret Houston, by her Coardkn, from Uepott confirmed 3nd decree according r'i puvidi-' 'WliiteTiSt AirJ. Colvin pi Exetnttors of J.

Upon hearing the petition, the interlocutory decree is reversed, and the original bill dismissed at the costs of the Complainant. Renjaroin Kimball v. Thomas Bustin, from Decree for Complainant. James M'Cabe and wife others r.Clwles Spruiil, Executor, from Tyrrell. Final decree for Complainants- Lewis Ellis WHliam Ellis, from Edgecomb.

Petition to rehear allowed and former decree reversed. -4- Sarah Spencer Jas. Greenlee, from Burke, Petition to rehear allowed, and former decree reversed and bill dismissed with IKnry Cooke t. Mildred Streeter others Wake. P.iR dismissed with costs.

Jesse Kirbv Thomas Oaks v. William Bird others, from Rowan. Final decree for Complainants. A Andrew Allison v. Robert Worke 8c others, from Iredell.

Referred to Clerk to take account. Wm. Redmond v. Azel Sharpe, from Iredell. Ordered, that the issues be submitted to a Jury in Iredell.

Dempsey Eure v. Benjr Shsrpe others, from EAlgecomb. Hill dismissed with costs. 7 James Lewis Stocks," iallas Lewis Pelt St others, from Decreerbelow reversed. Decree for Com pl't for same amount, pidy varying he.priportions"tOibe'paid by De-.

fendat or rather chaieaJte.ions'tbc lands purchased by them, R. others David Clarke others, from Halifax; Decree of the Court be-hw rVVersedwdause remamted. II Smith, Adm'r. r. Rob.

If, flelme o'hers, from Johnston. Bill dismissed with costs. Reeves v. Adams St Blackwood, from Decree for Comp't. Wm, nufojrd he Adm'r, of AVillis Plilccr- toi, Riland from Stokes.

Remanded to lie Court below. i John A. Averitt, Adrnri. Hen. Wilder, from Onslow.

Decree of the Court below reversed, Cans4 1 James Kerby Grrce t. Joel NeWsom Jesse AycockH heirs, from Johnston, Final ieereefor Gomp'ts, John John St. Nelson Naif-irt, from Granville. Bill dismissed each party paying its oii cps' s. Harrison TerfVu pothers v.

To. Horn 8--. Wi'e, from Wake RH dismissed with cok-. Jacques La rde tt others v. Univ i sit of n.

Carolina, from. Beaufort. Decree for C'Vmn'u. Selves James. Smners Ex'rs.

from, Perqumtans--! Bill dismissed with Charles G. Field Wife v. Wm. Tlr.s. B.

from Warren. Decree that; the legacy be Equally divided between Coropl'ts and Defendants. Thomas Ct Dunti John Holloway others, dismissed with costs and judgment for the" recovery at Law. Thos. Nprfieet Henr' Johnston's Adm'r.

others, from' Berfjie. Partial decree for' Com-pl Bill retained as, to the other parties. 'Bank. Bill dismis-sedwith Jno Barnes riTjunier Dickinson, from "Wayne. dismissed with Buncombe'Tumpike Company Rob't.

Willi in)9o Buncombe. Cill dismissed with costs. Henry Wood Tho. Rouchelle r. Heirs of hn Dellinger, from Burke.

Judgment accor-ig ta. fa. a Surry County. 1 1 Ti- Superior Court of Equity, March Term1 829. Couw.A,, jono tiiisaoecc w.

josepu renmgton.r edthat publication be roadie for three: months in appearing to the satisfaction of the inhabitant of this State it is therefore order- Vf I liaieign Kegisier, iuai ne may, appear ai our Court of Equity to be held fdr.the County cf Surry, at the Courthouse in RockfofaV the first Monday in September next, to plead, answer or demur to bUj; or it, rf same will be taken pinOeoiifesso and heard V' ex-parte. Test. WINSTOX SOMER.VairB. IjhJ' May MRS. SARA If ville county, formerly resident lately died intestate.

Many ot ner nextot icm-' reside at a disUnce ITrom 'thislacey'and tdf" hereby notify all perstHly concerned, haVst the expiration bf two years from the.lsOIay,'!?!,; last before the High Court of Chancery at I Annapolis. Mr. Wirt attended for the Canal Company. Messrs. Walter Jodes, F.

S- Key, C. Cox," and W. Price were also engaged on the same side. Taney, Gwynh, Johnson, McMahon and Latrobe attended for the Rai Iroad Com pany. The right of choice in the.

selec tion of ground will probably make a great difference in the cost of either of these works. The following 19 Commodore Porter's account of his battle with Banditti, when on his way from. Vera Cruz to Mexico Merico, May 29 1829. I have not yet had an interview with the Pre- sident but hall to morrow, when 1 shall settle -1 an in.ti'cj'9 wuu uieni anu if mrn nonie. unniy way here I had a most unpleasant and extremely uanerous auventure, nm my g-ooa eenius pro t-' tected me as it is done on many other occa- sions.

I ravellinff with a friend and havins1 no apprehension of danger, we were suddenly attacked by three Banditti, being a part of gang of seven, well mounted and Well armed1 with their faces blacked and looking more likf devils than hum beings. We had merely time to form a line on one side of the road while they formed on the The battle commenced by their captain discharging his pistol at me at the distance of a few paces, I then fired and should have killed him, had not hisdiorse thrown up hi? head and received the ball rn.hia neck. He in great rage fired again at me arid missed me by this time all the pistols of the Banditti were discharged as well as those of my friend, one of my pistols was loaded, and I charged with my friend in anion them, they fled and we pursued, when the captain suddenly wheeled his horse, passed my friend and came directly at me with his sabre to cut me down, I waited quietly until he came within six feet of me when shot him through the body, he fell on the neck of his horse, and they both came to the ground together. His companions seeing this became intimidated, but after a little, seeing an intention on their part to charge against me (my friend being occupied in finishing the captain who was not quite dead,) I seized a small fowling piece which was in the hands of my servant, and compelled them tore-treat this left us masters of the field. We took possession of the captain's, horse, arms, and delivered them to the Alcalde or Magistrate of the next village the villagers turned out armed, gave pursuit, when soon meeting five of the gang they killed one of them.

It is a most fortunaU circumstance for us that we did not fall in with the whole gang, if we had, I should not now be alive to tell the tale. My friend (Dr. Boardman) received a severe sabre wound in his lef arm. 5 David porter." Silk Cocoons. We sie itJstated that a Spriety has been established in Philadelphia for promoting the culture of Silk, one object of which is to purchase cocoons, and that they will soon, be-prepared to engage any quantity that may be offered.

This will be an accommodation to those who wish to avqid the difficulty reeling the cocoons, but a greater profit will be real ized from the sale of the raw siik for which a market may be had in any.of our Northern cities. New. Sent. We perceive that the same number of the Boston paper which, announces the appointment of Paul Willard (Postmaster at Charlestown) to be an officer of the Custom House at Boston, announces also the uppointment of Arthur VV. Austin to be Postmaster at Charlestown, in the place of Mr- Willard.

These political arrangements seem to have realized the young lover's prayer to the Gods, Mo annihilate both time and space? to make him happy. The distance between 1 Charlestown and Washington, and! the time required ffur; transmitting a resignation, making a "new appointment, and forwarding a new uomv mission, appear, in the case of the Charles town Post Office, to hare been marvellously abridged. It comes much nearer to a suspicion of that, same bargainine? for office, that we have heard so much of, than any ming wnicn occurred under tne late Admini8trationr-riV(tf, Irit. prescribed by law I shall be ready and wil liny to settle the said Estate lhe Adminlstrav tion of said 'Estate haying beeriNcommittef0 me the County Court of Granville County in May 1 will attend to all communications (f? oofcfV which maybe addressed to me atKaleigh, 1 DITTO DlVn kJi. I i i i 1 nmuit luuiu) Wake county, 31st Alay, State of North-Carolina MecKienourg yauniy.

Superior Court of Law alay Term, vs. Petition for John Tanner. i 5 three months successively in ij -f leiarn tteETlsier, xnu csierit oauiuuwi, itui iiiex appear atl our next. Sup crier Court of to te held for the county of Hec4-lenbrr atHhe Court House in-ChaHaue, cn thei 6th Monday after the4tlt Mondayjh Septerr.het? nt. itnd nlead or answer to the DlaintiffVDeti! tion.

or the sam? will be heard ear partem -V Withes Samuel Henderson, uieric fot oUv saiit OfHce, tbe 7th Monday after the SAMUEL S.C 5 Buncombe Countv SuperiorCourt pf LawApril 1S29I xr. s. etuion ior uivoree. Mafcraret RobardsV i Ufat the Defendant be and at' the next Sunerior Court of Law to be held for Buncombe cbnntvi at-the Courthbuse Abbeville, cz.hsu ORDEKKU oyuouji, tnai puoucayon oe maae for 3 'months successively in the Raleigh lleeister. and the jcadtcin ana journal, 2d Monday aner tne Ka epxemDcc next, and plead to-the PlaintifTa pe tilionT or the same will be heard ts parUS- -Witness, ttooen uwm vwir at Office; the 2d Mondayafter 4tb Uonday of March; 1829.

4J-J I iv 'J. -o-n- vv BLANKS-, trV h'f rilV1Wfli: ftar salk at ftss .1 i'. f. 3- i.