VOI-. II.]
CILmMTTE, X. C. TVEShAY, MU a, J82G.
[NO. 81.
rUltl.ISHF.D WEEKLY
ByLEMIEL
i.T TUHEE DOLI.AIIS A VKAU, I-AllJ IN ADVANTE.
No paper will be (liscontimicd, unless al iIk?
discretion of the editor, iiiitil nil arrearages are
paiil.
AnvEitTr-fEMENTS will be inserted :it the usiuil
rates. Persons semliHj^. in :idv«Ttisenients, ;ire
rciincsted to note on Ihe nuir},'-in tlic n)inil)er of
inseilioiis, ortliey will i)e continued until tbrl)id,
and cluirgevl accordingly.
TOW.X inVOVVUVTX
FOH SALE.
IWir.LSKl.l,, onac-;:
, oinmoduting terms,
ill II Ionics aiid l.ots
'' 'd C’h;!rlutte,,
Nt)rUilin.i, tweiifj-lu (> in nunibtr, luiii'>t'
tlieni (-onirurtal)ly improved, together witli niy
two sti.ry (iw( iling-h. iise and tany;inl, all in
goo I rejjair. Also, a good minul t'arni, conven-
,ei.' t ) Uiwn. I’iTsons who ;.r- iies.rousi'? pur-
li..:>ir.g, won'.I do well to cail ana „ei j‘o(»d
iar;,aiii'., as 1 wlbh ti reuiosi: to tlie Wist, in
t.,e lali. WILLIAM UIDlSll.L.
Charlotte, N. C'. March lo26.
r, I
.Of the State of Sorth-Caroi'nia.
V(:0!{UI',( r Map of the State in which he
I'l bidi.'h must be a iksiral)!e obji ct to i \ i. I'y
inul\i(hial. \\ tiatiM r ii.ay be a man’s occupa
tion in hte, it lr. (^uentlj- beconn. ^ inip.ortant to
liiiii, as a matter ot pecuniary inti ri st, to possess
a correct knowledge oi the relative situation of
'he difierent sei.tioiis ot country. In-tlie pres
ent enlightened slate of society, the sul-scril)er
Is convinced tluit, apart from all consuhralions
of iiitei'est or convenience, there are ver\ few
of our citi/.ens w lio do not feel it an affair of per
son,d pride that the_\ and ti.eir childivn should
bi- able to speak wnii faniiharity of those [nu’ts
ot the State lyuig at a distance from them, as
wi II as tliosi- in their innneiliate vicinity. 'I he
fcu'jscribcr therefore ilallers himsell'tliat the fol
low iiig proj)OsiJs will l)e received with pleasure
by a large portion of the inhabita'its of his na
tive State.
He proposes to puidish a correct NLvi* nr tiu;
State ok .Noktii-L'aholi.na, n.easunng b I'eet
inches in length by o leet (> inches in walth, laid
ont upon a scale of six miles to the iT'.cli. ’I he
materials wdl be of the be->t kind, and tlie en
graving executed in .su])cnor st\ le.
Jhit correctness of delineation being the most
imporlant circunist:uu e, has claimed tlie su!>-
scriijer’s chief attention ; to the atlainment of
V hich important o Ject, the Maj) ofeaeli coun
ty has been separately executed i.y H II. H.
Hkazieii, Ksq. with tiie ass;.-.taace'of gi iitle-
nien ot science residing in difii.M\ ut ])arisof th>-
State, and from the public surve\s, and have
been likewise revised and correcteil by tbr se
veral county sur\e_\ ors, or some other compe-
tent person, in cach county.
Tkuvis—For Maps, \ arnisin d, colored, and
mounted on rollers, or j.-ut up in portalile furm,
i>H eai h. .lOILN M AC1{ \K.
i'ayettcville, N. C. Hec. 1, iSJ'i. • .JtuL
C'j' Se.bscri))tion^ for the a!>ove Map wlU be
r/ji;e!ved at this oitice.
L'atuul i'(>vv\*n\u‘Alev,
A NKW LWr.N l lON.
hereby give notice to the citizens of
TT Mecklenb\irg county, tiiat we have p ir-
cliased the right for inanut'acluring a Machine,
called the PAH-.NT COK.N SlIKLLKI}, and
will soon iiave them on hand fur sale. i or the
!>impliiity ot its construi. tion and its \itility to
corn jdanters, it is unequ.dled by any (;ther in-
ventum. i’eiliaps wc ni.iy l)e tliouglit to exag
gerate, \s hi. n we sa_\ it w ill siiell a Im-ilu l of
corn in tlirn niinnh.'-, and !>y a little v.xertion in
two minutes. 15ut we invite all to come and
I'xamnie it, witniss its operation, and sati^fv
themseU I S as to its great ntilil\. It ean be seen
Mtiie subsciliic!Vj’ .shop, opposite the jail.
'iiiKo. \i::i:iiii,i.s,
\\ M. ( 01i\ \\ Kl.l,
\. 1?. The price ot' the Pi.tint (Uni S.'allir
!)e fll iKli\i Ted at tlie sliop, or ^IJ dihs-
(icd al ih.- ui.^e id the pureliasi.r.
All ]H rsods are cautioned a;.;ainst making,
Ubihj; or Vriuling till' above
' ouiit\, uiiiK r priialt v of the
riiaile ami |)ro\ iih d.
rliariotle, ,lai‘. J'i, ISJi;.
maehine in tln>
l.iw in that east
57 If
V
I’
fo.d U
eii I
i;i >U .lACK. as a
tl. r, w dl >ta;i,l l!ir
i.iuiiig a-ioii (.■iiding flu-
tir.-,l III Au.uiist,) at in_\ stai>ie
.I'ri. k, e:;';!ii ii.di s ^outll-w i. ',i
' t I i,.,iii/tte, an.I w ;il be li I to n -’iT-. al li \ i' ilol-
i.iis the season, and ti n doliar-i to iiisui'i: a mare
■a to.d , liie nione’.' coii-Kh red uue the lir.^t ui
-No\i.iuber nexl. -Ml ])0'>-:l)li cal'’ will he 11-
t-'i'il to prevent aCi.^leU'>> or i >e._ipi but I will
'■''t he lin )h fur eitii'. r. An\ p^ i.'on lia\ in;;' jjiit
'";n-‘to l‘alhtii\ tile l.i^t s' ascn, and i.iileil to
i^''-t iiiuLs, sliail be ei.ti'hil to a leap tin j.re-
"'t season gr.it;-,. LL\\I> ni.\UlN>.
Marcli 7, i«.(\ l'-’t>^.i
.lust
V Nl) forsaie al this Olio c, in a p:ini]dili t
toriii, “ >tricture^> on a jnee.e v.ilUi u b_\
Dtvid Ilenkei, entitled Ileavenl;. 1 iood i f
*’’’gi n-i’a'ion, or, I re.itise on llol_\ I’lapli mu.'’
.liiM.i'u .MiiiPiii., I . I). M. I’l'ice, J.) e. n'.s,
^^‘Vuvvni K\w W\e AtuuvwwuV.
I' '- I' 1 iilili he 1, and lor s.ile at ihi'. ei'V.ce,
pin;., l.J.', 1,1..., >• \ si-nu ,ii Pii t!i • .vtoiu -
.11' n!.” iSv S V M; I I. ; A i.i I I f, .\. .M.
Vnus\‘A\>\L‘s'' NViu-viW'.Vs,,
J' ’t t'de_, a* 'Jj ’■
fHiUtanj 2.oUcf(>;==^
S0UTH.0.jm01IIJA.
l llfST (,'LAS.S.
fHi5ifUnHrouss.
To ie J,
arurcn in h,^ {'If,/ „f ('hc"l^(on,
1 7tii 111' JMaVi 5
And linidied in a few mi.iutf^.
I. 15. VAl F.S ti A. -MclM Vin.,
SnKiui\
1
I’ri/c (;f i.‘lo,(,(;0 i.-
1
- • V.500
:,,ioo
1
*’,000
-
l,ji/0
;^o'i(i
1
1,310
1 ,o 1 0
()
600
.'),r.oo
It.'
100
1,200
13 V.1
:.'u
780
6
‘1,080
7,800
,) -
2,■'.,400
8,760
15, GOO
Prizes. 1 'J|,3R0 ;
It’anks. i Ticki ts. }
5f5-!,810
To determine the prizes in this Lotterv, the
•10 numbers w dl be sever.tlh placed in a’w heel
on the
»!ra\vii out, and that ticket having on .t the 1st,
-M and ,h1 drawn numlu rs, in' the ordt r ii!
v.hich drawn, will be entitled to the nri/e of
And tliose live otlier tickets wiiieli shall have |
on them the same numbers in tlie follov.inj' or-'
ders, shall be entitled 10 ihe j)rizes ai’ixe’d to
them respectively, V rZ :
^ The l>t, :>d anil Al, ^ J,5(;0. '1 he L\l, 1st and
>)d, to The ,M, e.d and 1st, to
The :h\, 1st and -d, to The .^d, Jd and
1st to
Ihe MX tickets which shall have on them
three of l!ic draw n nnmijers, and those three
the Jd, 3d and Ith, in seme one of their sever
al ordc'i’s, will cacii be entitled to a nri/e of
6UU. *
1 'I'iie l'ollo\vin; articlc is taken fioni
j the London Courier of March 7tli. We
//((.'j could hardly he j)ersuailc(l as we read it,
j that liiere was not a mistake in the
I name, and that it should have been Ilan-
;lolph in.stead ol’l[ume. At all events
jitliits our Senate as well as it did ilu;
i louse cl’ (’uninions..-
j IV. r. Daihj ^'Idv.
Mr. Hume was in his ;lory last
nii^hl 5 for, with t wo or three ti'iilin*^ ex-
ccjdions, he had all the business oHhe
house to hiniseir. Nothiii>; came amiss to
him. ]io talked ujton all suhjects ; and
what is renlly extraoi'dinary, he talked
upon all alike. No person could dis
cover the .slightest diilercnce in the way
in wliich h(; treated tlie most op])osile
* ' every case there was the
in
. placed in a wheel i toim
(lav of drauiiig, and four of theui be ^ t • ■
j'amc cautious accuracy with resjiect to
lacts—the same uiierrinLr iurce oi' rea-
same uiieri'm
sonin;r_tl„. lelicity'of l;mgua;e—
the same luminous arran;ement o? his
matter. 'J'hc hon. memher's oratory
resembles, in soine (le^;ree, whi.t is call
ed a thoroujrh wet day in Novomhor
—all driz/le, driz/Ie, drizzle, without
one smai t shower, or one i)uli’of wiiuf
from “ morn to dewy eve,” 'I’his pe
culiarity may be explainetl, perhaps, by
anoth-.'i-, aj)j)ertainiiio; to t!ie structui'c of
his mind, which \ve have heard comj)ar-
t.-d to a iilterinu: machine; all that it re^
every man who owns a farm of 80 or
100 acres, niiu;ht, l)y a wise and ini-
proveil cultivation of one liall’ of it, and
perhaps less, realize more producc, and
lar better profits, than he now does for
the whole. One half, therefore, had
better be solil ; unless, bj' converting!;
into pasture land, it will yield him more
than six per cent, interest; for he must
remember that it must be f.Miced and
taxed. In one of the Koman'writi’is
on husbandry, is the story of I’aridius,
“who had two daughters and a vine
yard. When the eldest married, lie
f^ave her a third part of the vineyard;
notwithstanding which he obtained from
two thirils the same crop as from
the whole. When the other daujrhter
was married, lie portioned her witii half
of what remained, and .still the produce
of his vineyard was uudiniinislied. ”
Brig^\s Discoursc.
A Scotch parson once preached a
long sermon against drain-dranking, a
vice very j)reval(,'nt in his ])arish, and
iiom wliii'ii rej)ort said lie was not him
self yvholly e\eni])t. “W'hattner ye
do, brethren,*’ said he, “do it with
iiKKifration, and aljove all, be. modei’-
ate in dram-ih inking. When yon g( t
up, ind-eed, yc may take a drain, anil
aiiither just befon; breakfast, and jie’-
hapsanither after ; but dinna be alwaj's
and must have immediate satisfjciion, or
be should resort to personal chastisp,-
incnt. On thir, the Serjeant, raising liiin-
sclf np, said, “ Hut you won’t attact me
surely while I am in bed, will you?”—
“ Certainly not,” said the af^gnevcd [tar
ty ; “I should never think of attackifu:
u man in bed.” “'I'hen I’ll be d—d,”
said the Serjeant, as be laid himself d..*\vn,
\vrap])iii!^ the clothes rutmd liini,‘‘tf I
^ct out of bed while you aie in ihis town.”
London Mai;;azint.
The Litter ff.—I wonder that it baa
never struck the discoverers of “curious
coincidences” (a pestilent class, he the
way) that most of the things in which
men chieily delight hcjjin with a \V'.—
1 here are w'omcn, wit. wine and wi', l.>m;
an alliteration of j;ood thiiujs not to i>e sur-
jiassed. Again, observe how the latlies
havt? got the W. aniong thein intlieir va
rious relatiojj—woman, wife, widow ;
they esca])e it only in the state of maid,
hut the cockney would reach them here
by giving the w to virgin.
London Mm;. Dinri,'.
Sufi^icitl operntion. — In the 17th ntim-
her ot (he N’cw-Vork M«‘diral and Phys
ical Jotunal, Dr. David L. Kogers hafi
rei)orted an iinpori^ant and intercsung
caseol epilepsy, of/o?/r/ce« years siatulingt
cured by the operation of irepantii.ig.
ihe subject of the case wus a M". D.
-|.^'^■‘l -lb years, who had laboured under
dram-drinking. If yo are out in the i t j j>revious 14 years.
morii, v(! mny just brace yourself uj)
with auither dram, and perh:ij)s take a-
nither before luncheon, and some, I
All others, voth any tliroe of the drawn r.uni.j ceives inctssaiitlv ooziii"- out without i •'’Ht-*r, which is iio so very
|„;oe,„il,l^ U,l dinna I,. :,hvays
'I'jie KH) tickets which shall have two of the j ‘-‘il-lier tlie qu.'ility or (piaiitity of the de-! Naebody can scrupie
awn numbers on them, and those two the ,')d posit. Mr. Ilume, indeed,'was ahjiost i just before dinner, and when
11 ‘|l », V ill :u h bi* entitled to >J0. nsmncJi 1.,.’+ -at.. - llui is . hrniinrht in.
at home” last night, as tleserl is brought in, an’ after it’s
i.s, in his enterlnmmentSj and | •‘"’.‘‘y v perhaps ane, or it may
drawn
and ‘It
All otliirs (being Tuiy) with anv two of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be entitled
to a prize of ^6.
Aiiil all those 7,800 tickets, hav ing but one
of the drawn numbers on iliem, will each bi-. ,
i;ntitlel to a prize of ;f.i. i Huine spoke upon t!ie Scotch c'liTcn- , ,
Xoticlcet WI.;ch shall have drawn a prize of cyM'iesium. , dram-dramming. Afore tea and after
as much
Matthew
played nearly as many characters
exanijile—
Poi-, twa, in the course of the afternoon
just to keep 3’o fra drowsying and
I snozziing ; but dinna bo always dram-
matler.-.
I superior lU-noimnatiun ean be iiitilled loan “ assessed taxes, and
inh rior pui/e. | ^'OHiH'Cted therewiih.
1-rizes payalde forty davs after the .Irawing,. 'j- JIl’''” -'>>’• ;">rhn’s ins.-inity.
and subject to the usual deduction of 15 peri t bank notes and gold,
cent. 1 ‘J- M'“'* tdieap coi'ii and good bread.
1‘KK^ OI' 'riCKF. rs. j 1*' foval military college,
I’ack;.g(,'s of ■'liekets, embracing the .jO : V ^ I””' diph.niatic education of ainbas
nunihi r oi tlu Totterv, which must draw at
least JU, iRtt, (shares in ]n-oi)ortion) with
so manv (h.iiices tor caj)iial
following rates :
tea, and between tea and supper, and
before and after suj)i)cr, is no nioie than
right and good ; but let me caution ye,
brethren, not always to be dram-diam-
ming. .lust w hen yc start for bed, and
i sador.,, , " Ii'- i'* ye’re ready to pop into’t, anti per-
I'iHJU teaching ambassadors I'rench and 1 when ye wake ill the night, to
i,„r ■ i ,,j].
majr be had ut the !■ take a dram or twa is no more than a
Christian man may lawfully do; hut,
UMw I I) > c l • . ! Uj)on t(‘!l.> W ill’uiu uml Aui'Mistiis. 1*1 1 ^ ’
W hole I acKages i-,,n_Shares in proportion. | 10. I'pon the union with Scotland-the DukecantlOll you not to
of W'lllington—the :anadas—the M est (ndia !mort’ than I’ve meiitionctl, or
Islands (■iljraltar, and the Cape ofliood Hope, i may be WO mav I»ass the boutuls of
all in a uii.d. I ‘i , • n, ‘
. moderation ! ’
pri
7(> Bdchelors.—If there is one among
‘‘lor the last /crj, ” vys the report, “they
have occurred s( \|ui ully as to di^quul •
ily him lor lab( .• of any kind, a’ld they
have gradually increased in lVe(ji4«‘tuy
I I I violence. From their long i mifin-
dway s dram uauce his mind i.s much impaired, and he
is lavt approaching to a stale of idiotism.’*
It appears that he had received u blow
(Ml ihe head, some lime previous to these
Ills, which fractured his skull. Dr. Ko*
gcrs conceiving this lobe the cause ot'
Ihe ills, recommended ati oj)i r :tion foi*
his relief; and accordingly on the 5lh of
I'el). 18J5, assisted by Professor Molt
and Dr. King, he removed ihc injured
portion of bone by the application of
lrc|)hiiie, and found a spiculu of br^ne pro-
jeciing into the brain. Dr. H. adds,
“nine months after the operation, I saw
this man in the street; he stated that ins
memory h d nearly recovered its usual
streiiglii, he has had no leturn of ilie fits}
anrl is so far restored to healtii as to at
tend to his busineas without
// hote Ttcktts S,5 j (^uarter.s T"]
lldtvcs . Sli'K) I
Or^'‘()i'dirs for Ticl'.it;. in t!ie above I.otter^'
re l ived at t!u- (Hliee of tl,e VnUm tiii .li>urrinj,
and proinpll;, attend-
T
I to
1’, that ou e me
su
tH(»
luii.p.
11. Upon Sir I'ercgrine I'lckle, and the
vy |nirse.
I'pon the half p -y list.
must jiii>! !iic
WM. Ul’DIMI.L
To all u'ho/n it nunj coiiccrn.
~ ' I ’- t poll Chel-sea pensioners and Kilniain-1 this hoi)e!'ul class wlio takes iio newspa-
or I will, ham hospital. j pe,., R-t liim read the following true slo-
!. t pon avotc of 70.5,0(;0/. for general olh-; ,y. And if, not having the fear of wo-
.is, which slipped tlirom'li Ins linnars, and' r ;i i i r i • i
was agreed to without his'know ing'any thing ' failhlcsMicss before Im eyes, he
about it. , sliil neglecl to stijjply liitnsell with one
16. I’pon the oul-pcp.sioners of (.'hclsea col
lege.
lt>. I'pon the roy.d military asviiiin.
1. I pon the wiilow s’ pt iisioiis.
ly. I jion the ordnance e.stimati's, in detail
any incon-
\V^IILt{l‘.AS I have in m_v possession a mini-'
TY her oi exieuticms belociging io sundrv j
pi isoiis, w ho have ii.y receipts fur the same'; [
and whereas I am now out of olUce, and am net i
authorised by law to collect the same ; i hope ' ‘I'e dili'ereiit subjects al least. 'J'iic
those who ludd iiiv leceijils will caU on' iiie and ' b'-l 'lem tin refon must be numiiercd.
htl their papers, now remaining- in my hands,! > pon llic-.survey of the whole kingdojn.
as I Wish tone clear of lliein. Those who >ioi
not av.iil tneinsehes ot this notice, ina>' ga t I •» »
I i\Iust of our farmers cultivate toi)
nuicii land
inuch
thi'in as the} l an
. H. SMITH, former ('ufnfuhlr
April 11. I.SJ(\
ui* .XovWy-V'uyoWviu,
J\iecklenburg Countv.
lil'i'uari/ .S/.'.v.y/0/r. IS
Natiian lleaty i (Iriginai Attaehineiil, h v-
ieil on (ij acre- of I. lul /|oiii-
.VmleH'son lieatv. J ing .ioiiiiC aluwi II oliiers.
81 is ordered by the ( ’(Mirl, tli:,' a'Jv vi 1 i'-e-I
Ilieiil be made three Week.s i:i lii ',.t.,w!)a
.li'Uiiial, lor the dituidant to ajj;i ar at .M:.v
term, l5.’t, and then .uid tliere to ri jdi-vv and i
! In: evils of possessing so
land are obvious ; great expense
I (if labor, and impfi l'ect cuitivation ; by
|’.\liicli tlie land is, inipoveii.shed, and
j (’(imj);irat!\’i'ly but sinal! prolit.s re.dlz-
li 'h It is a eoinmon iilra aniontj l;;r-
j nM'r.", lhatth(,“ best iiivesinienl o! pro
perly, because till' safe.d, is in land.—
I W In ii, there!(n'(', they h,'i\ i'accuinlated
a ''iini of money,’tiu y \\-ilI, if ]ins>i[jlc.
enj.ii'ge tlieir ianiis.' I5ut, in nio.'t in-
Ih'fach of Promise of M(irrinv;c.—Hither
to the protection of iur Courts under
this knotty point of law and mor.ils, has
been claimed exclusively by descried Je-
niales. Al the jireseni Ciriiiii Court,
however, in this city. Judge WaJworth
piesiding,—a veteran swain, nunietl
C'rawford, not nund)cring less i!ian 7 fc
winler.s—and somewhat addicted iii asth
ma and apojilexy, brought his .suil for
damng-es sustaineiJ in disappoimmeiu .iiul
toriured feelings, against u fair maiden
of fj;), whom he had wooed and won, biit^
w ho at tlie very moment that was in make:
him happy—when c.aki*, and bridegi jom,
and the iiujilual torch were all ready,
and l!ie two latter burning—revok-.l her
promise, and left him a heart-broken lov
er oliiioxioiis “ to the scorn, and whati*;
worse, the pity of the world.” TIuk
cruel she is named lienford, and against
her llie complaining ancient Cupid asked
the vengeance of iIk* laws. 'I'hc case ex •
went and harvest came; ilie IVuits of j cited no liltli; merriment, and oc(;ii;)ied
autumn were galhcied in, and the (piiel i'he ouil ail day. The jury brouglil their
se.ison of winter anived. 'riic hne be-;'‘'''b'i into courl this morning. If was
gone swain, one hi ight inoi iiing when he j ^h(‘ plaiiitill,* and mulcled ihe fair de-
had nothing else to do, s.i(!(l!cd his horse, i ^ ill S damages and eosls. So
of tiu'se useful chronicles, the lightest
linnishmenv our wishes would inllict on
him is, that he may become the hero of
a similar adventure.
‘•A fanner in (^)nnecticut, having ne
gotiated a treaty of alliance ; noni,'' the
iiionnlain^of ihe dislant hill counliV,
concludeci, amon;,^ other ecoiumiical re
trenchments in his expfiidilure, “ to slop
the newspaper.” 'I'he parlies not having
lime, taste, or inclination for those dainty
rut.le.com])osurcs called love leti-rs, held
ti'r eommtinitalion wiih each olher.
Months jjasscd (juicily along; seed time
j provided himsell witli a pilli(jn to i>iing ladies lak
] ihe (lear one home, and rode oil'with a
e warnimr.
ph id to |.>Mu’, olhil
ti. ;'ed iig.iin.st h;.n.
I-.V VC
1—iir. :..,v. ' 1,
A mo:,t extraordiriarv defeat of the
i.se ju.;giiii 111 v>.
.Ll.XAMHd!,
I , , ji.e-adly determination to perpetrate the I
;jc e 11-. st.mer", it would lie _ mueli nioi’e hir mati-iiiKniV. 15ul al.ts ! for le-'''"^'tidatcs (d‘.instie.e was yesterday v. i’
„ _ Intel est to com ( rt snrjiliis inonry j male eonstancy—on his arrival he fouinl !in this ( ity. 1 he Xegrn Mielui,
.v;iceie, and lix'k it U!i iii their (h sks, I 1 li„t ids joui ik y was lost, and that he eonvicted ol .Vrsoii on the 'J7lh I’ehnKirv
bVviU‘, vA‘ #Vv)vU\-l^uvii\Viu\,
1 n dell Count\ .
(.'lUli t (J l‘lat,s aiiit I't/iru-
nrij isj).
Jo!m St. wari ‘ ^ Si ire I'ai’.as to • !iew
I lau.-e whv the real estate
'I he heir.^ .t la a ot ^.i,i Uh- di .’.-:.sed sliould i.ot
NS ilhain M'_uai t, | l,i. s, hi to salisi \ thi ^
(Uceasid. J l;ii ’s judguiellt.
i 1 :.Mjii a! III;.,'- to the s.,ti■ :'.;e!ii'U cd ti;e Court,
!_ th.it .l.iin.'.i Stew.lit, I lioiiia.T l.e. en aaii li.s
wile, aii.l -Most s St; .,rt, heir.-., ik u aii.int.-j in
this suil, ar. net 11,1,:il,itants of l!,!', .";;.t.-: |tl^
iliel'i lur.' ordired, tl.al pii )l:e,ilion he in.ide lor ^ lii
ihri II enl!i.., iu ti.e C:a..v\ :!a Journal, tlial liie j '-i'VM
') .''jiceii-, and kx'k it up in tin
!n:;'v it deep in t!;eir celJais, to
iltiply their acre's hi yoiid the iih ans
::ia)d euhivalioi). It i> CMnarked. hv
eriain 'vriii'i-, that ‘
w-!'.n:'!rnd arc i/i
iili'ii.'i' fn'ui m Hfi' IKH'
• 'i'tn‘ Jiiriii'i's
■t tn i'crn till'
\'r (fa /irrjccl-
{'••!!irat(i! (Ifr''." Tdiai'c I'l'ljjusli-
s (d'Corn a man will plant or a',-i ...s!
o'.v iniieh labor weiild l,e sa\-e(!, ,im
wi'uM
f, ins:.-
e over t’lis Ijrp- held ii it w( r(
\v( iilu phe.iga intii t\
VuUld .'.I',' o;!f; aei'i
( an;e a day loo K.tc fur liie lair,—slie iiud j bisl, and s( ntenf ed to bf. hung on yestei-
been marrii'd six montiis Indore—anilenii'hi), between the hours d lo and w\;s
(d' it'foriiKitioii lie might have i;aineil Ue(.(irdm;;!y conveyed lo t!u; !;al!ows e
from the nevvsjiaper, of vvhieli his' false '’ccted fori hat purpose, at the usual place.
li
!,e\v mil
in value
ma
I
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' land he ii;er>MM d
(d dealing out hi'
economy !iad deprived him.”
ii I * • i'» ^!l J (. U I' ‘ i I
to I,.. 1, I 1 |,,i- t!.,
1.1 un-l.'.u V in ;-:,e.i .
ill M.iv !!■ \t, !iv ^oii’c
111 ;i' rM ti. arm hK; lln
pi a.;.';li '..ill be Ik ar.i
mi nt, I'j I’lt in, p. o
'1.
.11. nrie.' adv.
app. ar ;.t the in. \l courl
( ountv I f Ir. d.el!, a’, lb.-
'V illi , e'll till- .id -Nionv..;'.
■itloi .11 1.1 said eoiir'. Oi-
.r aiisv\ I r, oiln rv. r e tin
e.\ par'.e and liav e jnu,.’ -
conu mo.
t:. m.'1w.\to.\, cin\
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iha.;.:-,
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jl:i:;i, v
I l.im. to
I ii:inil;er
1
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ov. r a.
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-\i:d
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d the
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1 Id
iied
Ihit here an unex[)ecli-d dil'^icully arose
—there was no one lo perforin liie office
I)( I!'I'l'j.— liic anecdote now go-1'd execuiimier ! Ihe Sheiill (j1 harles-
ill.!'- Ihe ruiuids rd' the pres>-, from the j ion District, wIhj eonld no!, certainly be
Iasi Li'iiil'in, of (leneral Wirion's advice i ''»i''idered as the (dlieer on such an oe-
to the I'l eiK hman who cwinjil.iiiied that !of a t’o'irt rC Mai^islrates r.nd
an Ln'disiiiii..!! knocked him down when-t I’fceludders, n ficed under legal advice,
i ver he a’lenipled to list—“.Mon ami, !'o ael in the matter—atid the Head Cor.
■•vIkh an l.ni'lndiioan l.inn ks yini down.
do V (iM ;
I'l iiiind'
,et up un'.il he is gone a-
:ii'' (d a s'orv >f Si-i ieanl
herj.'aid haMiig a'.iused
i;i di ce:' to L^et i u or 1 J Inn, ,
. 1 I - r I ''d I'J siie.ik
Iiaieii iielt''!' | i ),• ,,r I , '
. , I , t • , I ' ludlli';- • h. l
:t!: t!ii‘ h;.:ii..> \\h:eh fialtni'
,\v I
:,'I e:
f M|,.
a l:;;!l ;i i’i'Z'.'M
• d (Jjl'iii an
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r (HI
stalde, to whom this duly had been as
signed !>y the Court that Condemned the
crimliia!, reinsinl to perforin it. Where
upon, at ’ o’clock, the i)risoti'r was
brought back to the city, and is at |)re
seuit coidiiKul in the jail. 'I'he life ol’lluv
inloi'iiicd that a ijeiiileman wish- ' ciilpiii is ol course s:jfe.
lo him; i'he Sei je;..nt con-! ('kurkslon Couticr.
. as a client, desii ed liiat j —
hemigiii bcshov.nup;ilie visitor, stalinn i William Dusenbnrv, of Harrison.
DuW. '1 la
wiuiesb. as Iiri j' -ni'. u ill aljuse w iliies
ses, u us on the bvllovMiig moiiiiiig, whilst i
111 IjC(|
iiis Iiaii.e, leiiiiiided tiu: .Serj(;ant d’thc
arinise Avhii h be had hcaj>etl
....
!j:ecert:n
:av, p:
, . I ( Weslchester C'o. N. V.} havinf;; ilranli up
on hi III on p, » .
es'!!i;>- that he I health and property, hanged him sol •
I I
i.ic'caue:
n ihe I'itli ulN