THE STAR
The Star was published in Raleigh, NC.
Provided by Sloan Mason and typed for posting by Christine Grimes Thacker
WILL BE SOLD
On Friday the 2nd day of next Month in Kinston, at the shop of Doct,
William Anderson, deceased, all the Medicine, shop furniture, Medical
Books, and Surgical instruments of the said deceased; consisting of a
very general assortments of fresh and chosen Medicine, shop furniture,
with a varilety (sic) of valuable Medical Books, &c. If not finished on
the first day, the sale will continue from day to day until sold. Six
Months credit will be given, Purchasers giving note with approved
security to the Executor.
JOHN WASHINGTON,EX'r.
Kinston, July 3rd, 1810 23-Jw.
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The Star 10 – 4 – 1810 - Kinston - Married
In Surry County, on the 16th ult, John II,Winbush?, Esq. of Halifax
county, Virg, to Miss Rebekah L. Williams,daughter of Col. Joseph
Williams, of Surry.In Greene county, on the 27th ult. Mr. Nathan J.
Blount, of the town of Kinston, to Miss Elizabeth Isler, of the former
county.
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The Star-Kinston, Oct. 2, 1820 Obituary
Notice
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That Isaac Taylor, Captain.) late of the County of Lenoir, is dead, and
that letters of Administration on his estate have been granted to the
subscriber, at the present Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of said
County.
These are therefore to require all persons indebted to said estate, to
make immediate payment, and those having claims against said deceased,
are requested to present them for payment within the time Prescribed by
law, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of the recovery of such
debts.
JOHN GATLIN,
Administrator,
Kinston, October 2nd, 1820
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The Star- 12-27-1810
George Pollock, Esq. of Newbern, lately sent to his plantation on Trent
river, in Jones county, thirty four full blooded Melino sheep, which cost
him six thousand dollars.
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The Star – 12 Oct., 1809
RAN - AWAY
From the Subscriber on the 10th day of September, a bright mulatto fellow
by the name of Ralph.
He is about 35 years old--a number of his fore teeth are missing---
several before, so as to disqualify him from chawing any thing hard. He
has a very dawn look. He had on when he left me cotton clothes, except
his coat, which was cotton cambrick, of a brown colour, made in the
present fashion.
The coat had a pocket on the inside of the left lappell.---- He is about
five feet, eight or ten inches high--thick built. I expect he will
attempt to pass for a free man, and, perhaps, aim for Richmond, in
Virginia, where he was raised. He left his former master, whose name was
Jeffery,(lived in South Carolina,) and passed for a free man about
fifteen months in the counties of Duplin, Bladen, and Jones, where he was
at length taken up and committed to Wilmington jail, where his master got
him. Any person who will confine said Negro in any Jail in this state so
I get him again, shall receive a reward of ten dollars, and if delivered
to me in Wadesborough, 25 dollars.
JOHN JENNINGS.
Wadesborough, Sept. 25, 1809. 49----3 m.
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The Star – 24 May, 1810
ADVERTISMENTS
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UNITED STATES
NOTICE
From the Marshal of North Carolina to his Assistants, appointed to take
the THIRD CENSUS.
Appointments have been made in most of the Counties throughout the State
to perform the above mentioned duty. the following are the names of the
Counties and the persons appointed:
Names of counties Names of Assistants
Ashe Samuel Cox
Anson Adam Lockhart
Buncombe Philip Brittain
Burke Edwin Sharp
Bladen Andrew M'Iver
Brunswick
Beaufort
Bertie
Cabarrus Joseph Young
Chatham Thomas Wadill
Columbus
Caswell Abraham B. Morton
Cumberland Dillon Jordan
Carteret
Craven Solomon Patrick
Chowan Edmund Hoskins
Currituck
Camden
Duplin Daniel L. Kenan
Edgecombe
Franklin William Bricke
Guilford Joseph Davis
Gates
Granville Willis Lewis
Greene
Haywood
Halifax Rhesa Read
Hyde
Hertford
Iredell Andrew King
Johnston William W. Bryan
Jones
Lincoln Daniel Forney
Lenoir
Mecklenburg Daniel Gallant
Montgomery Edmand Deberry
Moore Archibald M'Neill
Martin John Smithwick
New-Hanover John James
Nash Michael Collins
Northampton William B. Lockhart
Orange Richard Christmass
Onslow
Person Laurance Vanhook
Pitt
Pasquotank
Perquimuns
Rutherford Leonard Daniel
Rowan Alexander Frohock
Randolph Michael Harvey
Rockingham Mark Hardin
Richmond J. Macalister
Robeson Gilbert Sillars
Surry Charles Talleaferro
Stokes Andrew Bowman
Sampson
Tyrrel Moses Cator
Wilkes William Hampton
Wake Seth Jones
Warren Halcot Tyrrel
Wayne J. Slocumb
Washington James Blount
All assistants who accept their appointment willgive immediate
notice thereof to the Marshal, and indicate the place to which their
commissions shall be forwarded by mail. A copy of the Act of Congress on
the subject of the census, and a letter of instruction prescribing the
mode in which the duty is to be performed, will accompany each
Commission. Unless the notice required is communicated in a reasonable
time, the Marshal will proceed to appoint Assistants in the room of those
who shall fail to conform to this requisition. It is hoped that
applications will be made immediately for the appointment of Assistants
in the counties where appointments have not already been conferred. It is
expected that the postage on all letters sent to the Marshal will be
paid.
BEVERLY DANIEL,
Marshal of the North Carolina District.
City of Raleigh, May 10, 1810. 20-----2w
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Additional notes from Roger Kammerer
Died in Greene Co 7th of month Mrs. Nancy H. Pope consort of John Pope
and daughter of the late Rev. Seth Speight – 19 years old – 21 Feb. 1812
md 12 ? by Rev Ben Joyner - Charles Smallwood to Mrs. Mary Moye of Swift
Creek - PITT co 9 Aug 1811
Md in Newbern - John Albritton of Greene Co to Miss Deborah Tignor 27
March 1812 d on 13th Hymerick Hooker of Green - 23 Dec 1814
Green Co - Winfred Edwards vs James G. Shepperd, Theoplilus Edwards and
others, Wm Murphy and Polly his wife, John Heath and Sally his wife,
John, Zilpha, Elizabeth, Sarah, and Mathew Stanly - 27 June 1817
(Children of Zilphia Stanley dec being children of John Stanley: Polly
Stanly and children Wm, Thomas, James, Elizabeth Stanley. Zelpha, Ford
?, Sarah and Polly Glout ? can't read writing
Sarah Harper vs Francis Harper, J. Harper, Hugh, Alex, Blaney, Robert
Harper; Elijah Johnson and wife Elizabeth, John Forehand and wife
Susannah - last 2 out of state, Caleb, Janes ?, Alexander Spivey,
Elizabeth Spivey - 24 Sept 1819 - for distribution shares and dower -
Greene Co
Lenoir Co - Jan 1822 - Isaiah Johnson and wife and others vs Henry,
James, Simon Bell and Sally Rouse, Burwell London and wife Nancy, John
Baker and wife Polly, Robert Daniel and wife Eleanor, James Vans ? and
wife Charlotte - 29 --- 1822 - some out of state
Aug Term 1823 - co-executors of Thomas Holiday and Wm Holiday vs the
heirs of Francis Rasberry dec - John Rasberry and John Brand and wife
Elvy - defendant out of State
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