UPww-
r-r'
• of a ktl'r Iirt rrrf :!"i7, (7..,VJ '*. S'. aJ.ljj
Il'hs/ ifi, Jim ■Inneiru, F(0. ~, lb,r.
;\!t!x"ij;'> tliis c' lisi is i!u* tluatrc ul'
V, ;r, it ‘ l))iuiiial.
\\ ant of activity of both parties, is very
surprising:—th»‘y do iiothiii;^' l)ul stare at
tacM other, h is sairl, however, that
hotii sidfs put their arniit's iti nio-
Tion, somethin!^ lccis»ive \vi!l or( ur
shortly, reace, it istSought. will be il.c
j.psiilt, if a battle takrs place, as the funds
of both j):irties liave run out. The pco-
plo arp '•■ry n>uch dissatisfied with llu*
war. and anxious to see it ended.
The I)locka(’.e is carried on now accord-
]„rr to the principle uniformly asserted
,|c—a vessel is warned ofl' before she
js cf ptiii’fd; this order has been lately is
sued to the Admiral comn)andin,^; the
iiHval force in the IJiver Plate. The
sciiooners lh.>mer and Armstrong were
tak'.ii while I was at the river last, bat
vtre released immediately. I'ormerly
tool; every thing entering the river.
Coiiiinodore Biddle is there at present,
and i: expected hereby the 1st of March.
Tin' Cyane is on her way home. We
fliall sail in a day or two for Bahia and
I’eiiuimbuco, and return to this place,
’i’lie Kinperor has, since the deatu of his
xviie, changed his ministry. Should any
of importance occur, 1 will lose no
r.nie in acquainting you.
The scjuadron is very hcaltny, and all
are anxious to return totlieii- native land.
iV. J’. Times.
3'«)r
CHAj£lI,OTTB;
h'lmpfioTi al .Ogra.—The following in
set iljti-'n is vvi itien in large characters
uvcr ih'- principal gate ofthcCity of Agra,
in Hiiidostun. “In the first year of
KingJulef, 2,000 couple were divorced
I)V till' magistrates, by mutual consent.
The I'mperor learning this, was so in-
di.Miunt, that he a )olish**d divorce* The
ioliwwing year the nu:nb( r of inarnagi sat
dimitiished 3,00u—the number of
ad'ilK'iies increased 7.00(J—300 women
v’f' i* l)Kr-nt for jjoisc'ning tlu ir husbands
— 7'i nn'n wore burnt foi- killing their
v ivi h—and the value of the furniture
!ir>-ki II and destroyed was three millions
of Kiijx es. The K'npcror re-estaijlished
the law of divorce. India Jon.ninL
(irccJ: Supplies.—Cargo, purchased by
t’.ie Philadelphia Clreek Comuiittee, for
the brig Tontine, which sailed for (ireece
cn the 23d of March.
FS8 barrels Piour, 2 bxs doniestic goods,
It t I'alf barrels do. 100 dozen shirts,
b.ii reU corn meal, 4t)oxes vermicelli,
7 J J i>arreis navy bread, 2 barrels tapioca,
4') iicrces of rice, 1 barrel salts,
CO barrels beef, 1 do ass’d medicines,
! Iiail barrel do. 2 kegs glauber s.ilts,
8 barrels pork, 1 box surgical instru-
100 bunels niackcrel, • ments.
Amounting, with freight, insurance.
See, to 1 1-,0G0 dollars 75 cents.
NKW-VOUK, APRII. 10.
Cross-Indiclmcnis. — In tin- Court of Ses-
siot's yesterday, a young woman wasindict-
cii fur stealing a surlout cunt and a pair of
virxprvssihics^ and a strapping wh.ite fel-
I ''V lur stealing a chemisc and pair of w-
scts. They were jrraigned at^ the same
time, and lookeil comical enough while
standing in the pi isonerr^’ boxes, on op
posite sides of the foot of the bar.
hnporfanl Deciision.—It is stated in the
Maine Argu*), that at “the late session
I'f the Suprf'mr Court of the United
•Slates, the (ju«‘stion which flivided tin
(io\ernn»unt oftne Union and the Gov
ernors of Massachusetts and Connecti
cut dining the late wi.r, 'vas linalK dis
posed of. It Was the unnnitiioiis o\)W\u\i
t)f ibe seven judges, that the I'resident of
'till' United Stales is the sole atui exclu
sive judge whether any of the exigencies,
(such us invasion, insurrection, kc.)e-
iv.inierated in ihe Constitution, lia\e oc
curred, in which be is aulhorized to call
out the militia of ibe several States.—
Conse(]uently, neither the (aovernor of
the Stale, tior any of its ofIie(‘rs or citi-
’/ens, ran refuse to obey the re«iuisition of
the President when communicated to
them in the regular mode.”
Among the causes tried by the last
county r(jui t at Montpelier, \’i. was one
ior a Ijrearh of tiie iiruriage promise,
ihe gay Lothario was a Mr. David
ll.iu h. 'I'hewas cicarlv proved,
i;nd tli('jiii’y oi'clfird it to be lueiuled by
Jiwaiditiir 111, I’jj;- s])inster who wasplaiu-
^d1, SS'’))3 •! 1 \\ ilh costs.
1 h- Porcelain Manufartnry rerently
^'Stalilisbrd by Mr. W in. 'I’uckcr in tins
^ity, (Pliiludelphia.) IS now, wenruler-
-'tijud, “in liie full iid* of hucc essful ex-
pi’riMient,” and bids fair to leali/.c tlu-
inosi sangninr t xpretalinus of i!ie foiit!-
d* r iji(| bis 11 ien(|s. iM:’. liit hc! has been
^bii to turn his know It dgr o| i^.' -( 'ciiee
e)icmistry to a prac'if ai acciMni!: and
baving 1 iscov'.Mi'il iri il\i- m i;;lilHM l.t.unl
ol cny ill, al)ijrMlai,l Mipjilv uf tile
VriiK ipal inatfi'ials for poict'lain nuuii:
f;'ciui,e, be can ])ioc" d wilb nion io;i-
udence 'ban is usual in iw iindir.uk-
It is a sin,t,ular fa. i, that thou:;o
l^i^r artisans can j)ruduf f j)o ctdani of a
h'l'- descripii(jn, none of ibriu ran tnuk«
a common wbire p!aie for e\. :y day tisc."
i^liiny lia\e mad'- t!_^‘ at'e'iipl, but no; f
fd iiic:n sccin j l ave hi; o’l r ,■
0-- ili-j j'.ruM-;. tnodi (,i M Miii-
i.. /V,,
tuksoav, Ar’KiF, :i., 18.37.
'J.'ie Mails.—Xorthcrn papers anti let
ters liave been received very irregularly
lor some time past ; indeed we may say
Since the new contract has gone into op-
eration. ^\ e attach, however, no l)!ame
to the contractor; on the contrary, his
regularity in the delivery of the mails,
his fine teams and excellent drivers, en
title him to utKjualified praise. The cause
of this irregularity is supposed to be ow
ing to a wrong direction given to pack
ets at (treens!>orough—thev being sent
by way of Salem, instead of the direct
line by Salisbury ; if this be the case, we
hope the Postmaster at CJreens!)orough
will in future send a!l packets fur this
place on the direct line via Salisbury.
From t!ie NiAtion;il Iiittdlijjcnrcr.
a ir(;l\ia rioxs.
James Trey.var.t, Uurwi ll P,assets and
William ISrCoy, ba\e no opposiiion in
their respective districts as we prr..!\c
I)y a return from one coumy in ’ar!i (»!
them, and may therefore be set down as
re-elected Kepresentatives to Congress.
The only other district, in this State,
not heretoiore noticed, IVom which we
have any ri'turn, is the Winclies'.er dis
trict, represented in the last Coiigi essby
Mr. Pow^'l. Mr. P’s re-election ha^
been warmly opposed by two gcntlemi n,
.Mr. S. Kercheval, and Mr. 11. Allen,
'i'he election came on for the county of
Frederick on Monday last, atid continu
ed three days. I'.ach of the candidates
addressed the People from the Hustings,
according to the good old custom of this
Commonwealth, in which candidates for
ilie suffrages of the People avow their
c''rMmcr.ts cn public topics,defend their
opinions, explain or justify their public
career. Sec. On closing the polls, at the
end of the third day, it was fouiid that
the votes stood—
Tor Alfred H. Powell
Samuel Kercheval 8 t
Robert Allen 55
The populous county of Shcnantloah,
the residence of Mr. Allen, has yet to
vote.
On the result of the election in Fred
erick, the Winchester Uei>ul)lican makes
the following remarks, which nothing
but a regard for the feelings of the edilors
of the Richmond Enfjuirer prevent our
copying with unmixed pleasure :
“ Frederick ElecHa'n.—Tliis election,
which many circuinsiances contributed
to make the most interesting witnessed
here for many years, is happily over, and
we may congratulaie the county on the
result. Frederick has done nobly. The
voice of the People has l)een heard, and
()rinciples have ‘riuniphed. The opin
ions of Washington, Jellerson, Madison,
and Monroe, om tli(‘ great (piestion of the
powers ol tin* (i» nei al Ciovernment in re
lation to Internal Improvement, have in
ibis election been brought rlirectiy l)efore
the i^riiple, and have tccei\ed an over
whelming su[)pori. Lvery meml)erelect is
a decided sup[)orti;r oft.be uniformlv dem
ocratic principles of Virginiuf»n this sub
ject—from the time w hen she firs', gave
her assent to the making of the Cumber
land Hoad.”
The attempt of the opposition to get
an “ expression of public opinion” (as it
is termed) in Penns)lv!lnia, by means of
a legislative'caucus, has met with' a sig
nal failure. After postponing the caucus
iwicq, in the hope of getting a full meet
ing, it was at last lield ; and only 35
members of the legislature, out of 132,
attended! Does not this look like a re
action in public opinion The *‘o])po-
sition” have presumed too much on the
gii!Ia!jility of the people and the force of
“ combinations,'’ as tb.e sefjuel will show.
The lale session of Congress has open
ed the eyes of t!ie peoj)le,—tin y now see
that principh s have been saci iilced to [)ar-
ty—that great liiuitjnul interests, which
have been fostered and 'n on raged by
successive adn'.ii,i->traiions, from the a-
doption ol llu* (.onsl/ulioti to the [)r'scnt
t.iine, have In i n aijandoned to subsi rve a
party puri)Ose, aiKl tiie ambitious jjro-
jects of a I'l-w itnli'idual>—that in aeon
troversy with t!ie I n.dis!) government,
VI liose conduct w;.; palpubly w rong atuI
insulting', our owti guvi rnnient has been
condemiifd and that (.f I'tigluiid (b fend-
i'd and eulogised : arul .1 loeas'ire, wbicli
a pt'.per reg^urd for tbf na'ifiiial cb.irac-
ter impei'i(>iislv ( ulb d for, u a-. defi atfd,
in c,f(;>‘r lo einltji rass tl.r adii.inis'i a'.ioii
and render it unpopi.lar ; tlu se lliin.-s
liave (Xcitcd tl.e s« i iuii'^ a!! iiiioii oi l!.t
p-'i'pic, to whom it is (.f |jt:lc iiu,
w'ho I (.11 !lif ri iiiv of I■ t , nnient, so
that i’ M Ij'l .'d ’i.-. .-c the
rc-actlon in Tennsylvatu , w re t’lc cur
rent ol j^nblic sentimi’ut is setting strong
ly against the “comlMnation and this
is but the beginning of sorrow to the
‘‘leaders,” who expected to ride rougii-
shod over the administration, a,nd sntg-
ly seat'themselves in their places.
DufF Green says, that tJ;e rhnrnrtrr of
his pnper, [the Te!egra;)!i"'i is iutnd/lid
ii'ilh that of the 1. S. S/>nalf; atu! tliat it
I)ecomes him, therefore, to be rircinn.yjvrf^
dif^rrijled, and resper.tful ' It will indeed
be astonishing, should the U. S. 'J’ele-
graph become di^ni/lcd reajieeffil; but
of the probability of such a me?amor|)bo
sis we entertain strong doubts. The
most curious part of Dufl’s declaration
is, that the character of his paper is
identified with the cJ.nrrtrlrr of the U.S.
Srnrtfe. If this be true, “how are tiie
mighty falleni” The chararter of a pa
per, notorious for its slander and utter
d.isregard of tri’th, ide; tifictl with the
character of such a dignified body as the
Senate has beeni “!fso,” says the
llicijmond Whig, “tliat august ho^iy f.as
'alien even lower than we expec'ed. lint
DuiT, it sc’ems, elated atu! somewhat pu
rified by bis new connection, is determin
ed hereaiicr to be* more of a gentleman.
Ileiirelurtli, he has announre(!, he will
be more circumspect, dignified and re
spectful.—a plain acknow Icdgment, one
would tliink, that Dulf has been hitherto
deficient in tiiese qualities. It may be,
that mii acles w ill never cease ; and that
the Cienera! will really fulfil these prom
ises of amendment.”
rou THK C:AT\W»A JOL K>Ar„
^ ii-iil stiiih'l the IhtZin d ff thr dir .■
J fliiiilt Ifiirf III six ]{t('hnKiiiils in (In- Jitld;
J''irc liiiri- I shtin tn-dmj —
Ji home ! a fiorsc ! mtj Itini^ilotn J'or a hrivsc !
KiMi id I M AItll ill.
The proclamation of Mr. \’an Xess,
(juondam governor ol Vermont, is spread
before the American public, and will no
doubt be seized upon by the Comhinnlinn
as a document of great value. 'I’his great
man is no dout)t one of the understrap
pers of Martin Van liuren, and has sound
ed the locsin at the northern extremity of
the Union, to be conveyed with fire and
fury to the South and West, to prostrate
the present administration. But, unfor-
tuna'.ely for the opposition, this procla
mation has been nipped in the bud, by
Mr. Slade, who positively aflirms that
the assertions connected with hirrself
are destitute of trnth ; and hence it ma*
be inferred that Mr. \'an Xess has ei reil
in every other instance. lie wishfs the
people to thifik tSiat he is a great man,
and by his inlluence the present Chief
Magistrate is 10 be imrnoiated on ilie al
tar of ambition ; or that ilie disappoint-
erl in every pari, of the Union will rally'
round the standard of rebellion, whicii he
himself, a lisap[o;nted Political .luggler,
has raised in the north-east! His vanity
is already excited at the idea of having
the opposition presses singing the hymii
of “ J,nus Jac/i'sonis" to the iiUt rmost etuis
of the earth. He will no doubt exclaim,
in Shaks[)erean language,
'J'hv Half iIiiL's anil a!},
V’/v/y, ithnwhv (inil Stcettiicnr!,
‘ScI, Ih' ij In’rA Hi ///('.
Xot\v ithstanding all this sound and fu
ry of governor \'an Xess, ibere is iio da’i
gfM- (o be apprehended IVom it. The ac-
minisfra.tion has too strung a hold on thi*
afiections of the people to be turned fro.n
their [jrudent . f)urse. The motives and
schemes of the C.ombinaiion aie loo well
undersiood !)V the mass of the people, to
cause any serious alarm in its Iriends#
ll IS tiutorio'asiy known, that they do not
pretend to avlvance the public g-ood ;
their oppoi,iito?i is perscjiial and mail
cii.'us, i.iid Cannot s'iCf( (•(!.
It may i)C salely adii’ined, that there
never was in this couniiy an op|)osiiion
lo ihe govi inimril 0!’ the smnr cbarac.ler
t)f that wliuli iifjw exists. Ilereiof jre
thete w.'ff ct-rtain reascjns upon which
an o|)posiuon grounded its hop'-s of su( -
( fss ; but in tin* present, iliere are none
Iff any weight whatever. Let Uie p'-opie
relit ct Si-i Kjiisly upon this ma'ter—lei
them \ifw the ads of llie Adininisira-
tion, ami ihuse of its etiemies, and tueir
ilecision w ill be just.
Pui.mcs IS PiANivi.N \M V.—Tliu Dcin-
ocralic Pu ss of the 5lh in^laiit, furnishes
ih(* lollowiiig acrounl of a Legislative
Caucus recently held at the Seat of Oov-
ei'iiment of ihe State uf Penn .yl \ atiia :
“ On ^Vednesdav. ?lie 2Tlh Marcli, we
ir.i’Ti.ioned that liie Jacksori ( aucas
w liicli w ..s to have been beha at Ilairis-
biirg the Monrlu} ]jiecedir g. Wus posi-
puiii'd i'or a lew da}", but w uuld ct ita'iily
be lu'ld befi'i i' t!ie :-d journinetit. '1 In-
of the post pciMMiu Ml w as lo e>,sui e
a lull attendance, ‘to i i wnicli all
Mbit' pains were
•' 1 lie C aucus h ii been Iw ld : il iiv t on
Tuesd y f\( nifig las', : 1. and !o; d--
i'.Ji riat'oii. 'i'S'.jt v ,c ’I ii!!l I'\
I » * r rr-eml.ers pre'3cnt The I.egisla-
lurc ol Pen? ■s\ l\ atd.i consists of 1 32 inein-
b»-rs ; and afier drillin'^ a whole sessiuf,
and posiponm.;: ihe Claueus twice, to get
it well filled, but TIHirrV FIVK niem-
liers tould be found to attend ; very little
OiOre than one foHrlh of the mem!)e? s :
yet w-e ar»* confidently told that I’etinsyl-
vania will vof«- for (Jeiib-ral Jackson. It
is Tiot so. Months ago we said Pennsyl
vania \V()ii!d vote for tlie present Admin
istration ; every dav conlirnis the sound
ness of lhai opinion. ”
1 rom tl'.e most mupiestionaI>le aulhor-
iiy, we are prepared to say, hat the Ad
ministration party are r.i|)idly j,>aining
ground in Jhicks county. Pa., even in the
township wh''re Mr. Ingham resides.
Many ch;utgi-s have taken placr uithin
a short distance of his residene.e ; and all
his talents and exertions will not be able
to arres; the march of f)oliiical rectitude
v'hich is there lakin^r place. The caus.-
ol the afl ministration is the cause of
truth, ol j)o|)t.lar rii^hts, and inieresis ;
it is tliecaust that hupports the prosper
ity of the ccmn'ry, and ihe good sense
ol the peoj)le will make il iiltimalely tri
umphant over all op{)Ositinn,
yVi Ttui' .t,iii rictnt.
I be Xationai .'\dvocati’, of Kew-York,
has discovered a n.-w prin. ijde in |)olilics,
to be ydderl to that simple code which it
has recently promulgated, whose nlji/ia
-lud oiiKi'it tie, that no niari, (and espe
cially no l.ditur; has a riijbl o have an
opinirj?! ol bis ow n. The princijile,
Abich it now putslorth, i'., ihai no com
mentary can, wiih propriety, be madi
upon speeches made in Legislative Bod
ies! In the language of the Advocate, it
is a “dangerous [irinciple,” (to which
we are culj)able of having given uttei'-
ance) to “arr:iign” a Hepi esentative in
a Legislalivf body, for a speech or vote,
in his pul.Me capacity. This out-hcrods
Herod. Il beats the ai istocratic somer
set of the ivicbir.ond r.nrpiii c!-, all to no
thing. e see, by tliese samjjles, what
is to be expected from the success of the
ellorts toerect anew party upon the ruins
ol the established principles and settled
policy of the (iovernment. The most
deluded advocate of the old Sedition Law
never dreamt of so revolting a doctrine,
as that the conduct of public men is not
lo be investigated at all. A pretty pass
we are coming to! The Enrpiirer boasts
that the Senate has become riiK contkoi,-
I'owK.ti in the (ioTernoteiit, and in.
Advocate cotisiders it a “ dangerous pnti-
cij)l(‘,” and a violation of piuvii.KCiK, to
( riticise (he vote or speech A any mem
ber of that ctMilrolling ])ower! W luil
arisKn racy—r.av, what despotism can be
moif odious lhan the combination ol
those ])iinciples!
'1 lius it is, that in the fury of parlij
.yjiri/, on the* one hand, and the obse-
(juiousness to pnr/i/ diseijdine on the other,
all ihe old lines ol prinriplc are oblitera
ted and disregarded.—Aat. Inlet.
Gov. Clinton has returned the N"w-
York Lottery bill lo the 1 .egislaturt; wiUi
his o!)jections against signing it. The
o!)jections were ordered to be printed.
’Pbe bill, therefore, cannot becomc a law
unless two thitds of the members of the
legislature vole for it. The Chjvernor’s
principal ol)jection is, that the bill inter
feres with ve-.led rights, aud is coiise-
(pientlv uiicoiisiituiional.
I'xKei’riON.—On Friday !as% negro
AV(/, convicti-d of the murder if his mas
ter, underwent the dreadful sentence of
the law. 'I'he cotn ourse of persons who
aitended to witness a iVlicw-beini^ launch
ed into cteinity, was immense. Tin
wretc.lied > riininal, « aoie from the Jail
habited in a lorur black shroud, and was
escoited to the jdiite (>f executlOT), by bui
V(d'.i'ite( r OJ'ps of Inlan'i y. We learn
IVom the lievei'en ! »'’lergy (who wen
most assiduous in their al'teniions,) that
aftt r seiite/ice of death be i:;unifested no
t,om|)unctit>ti ''or past gMjilt, tliouj;li blood
was upoii bis soul—no sensibility ol'pres
ent danger, tliough I.is \ery ri'oments
w»'re mimbei erl, and no fearof fu'ure re-
iri'oution, tbougli to him there was but
the tirop of a ..■■allow'i between this world
ai'd the next. Uiuler the galhnvs, he ex
bii/itetl great C(iiiposure, bi>rder ing (ui
indi r.'iciice. Though urged b\ ibe l!e-
vercnd gentlemen, who w( ce wiib iiini, to
make a cotd'ession (if guilt, we are told,
he persisted to the Iasi moment in decUr-
iiig his iiKiocetice, yet more tbau jmcc,
loin the surrouiuhtig criwc! to lake warn-
iiii; by his fate, lie wasted mosi of his
liim; undiT the fatal three, iu im[)eaching
the u*sfinii)riy of s tine (.f 'h* wifricsses.
a'’-'.unM iiim, and whil' i thus ei'iphjjed,
the final moni ? i ap]iro;icInd—-ibe can
drove aw ay and in an instant the wretch-
eil mall was inmiersed in darkness as re-
Sjjecls the thiiii;) of tliis world.
V\ e ha . e iii:i Lhaii once, expressed
our sentimM)'.-., as to the woise lhan use-
l.-ss:i» 1 public executions, and li.e
rece'il ever*! is an(;l!icr iiielan h(j|y |)ro(>l
of I.OW lltlll' mofl.l i il'ecl, tin se leg.d rx-
eunuip.ti. es ilio *nos( awful. When we
a(' I. that were iriflividua!s, in sucli
a tieasily ^s .te (jf intoxication, that nol
e'en this b'Miid «speciaele C(jnld .soljci'
them, we woviM ask any dispassionate
man, \vlu\t good is done by public execu
tions li/tirigh lie^'isler.
Jin imposilion.—Wo have jtist been
shown by a Okjcct the heads of a lierc*^
ol rice, made of yellow pine, which
weighed 32 dis., and measured in ihc
thickest part 1 * inches, at.d are wt ll as
sured that iht staves ate nearly of j+io
same thickness, i he tierce weighed 720
ll)s. and allow ing ten per cent, tare, w hit li
IS the custom, there ought lo be (S.V) lbs.
of rice, bur, ihere was no such thing.
The tart* marked on (he head and allowed,
was 75 lbs, when in faci the barrel after
it w as emptied, weigbi'd upwards 100 l!)s.
—It was marked R. 1$. and shipped from
Savannah. QiU'rj—How much does the
purchaser lose JS'. r, E. Post.
.An Astronomical C'orrcspondent in-
h)rms us, that there is now \isil)le n.'’ir
the (entre ol the Sun’s disl;, twenty-six
pots, which may be di-,iinctly counted
vilb the aid ol a telescope, the powci «)f
'hieh is sixiy. With a power cf twen
ty they might be mistaken f'or 'I rei;
' rge Spots. Ct,o% Courier.
ew\ Urn AYri\\i‘v\sts \
niK oiembers of (he iMfni/etle .Irtil''-
ri/ (’oinpan'i are recpiired to pararic in
front of the Coiirt-Ilouse, oti 'I'uesday,
the 1st of May next, al 10 o’clock, .-\, M.
precisely, completely ctjuijiped in Suni-
intM- I’niform.
By order of the 1st Lieutenant,
r. f’lKlMI'SUN, Ord'h/
XUVUM',.
F DO hereby forewarn any person frota
■ trading lor a note (d haiul which I
i^'.ive to Martin Zimmerman, dated .April
7, IK27, in tlii^ place, for the sum of
Sl'.’O 00, as I am determined never to pay
one l ent of said note, because I never re
ceived one cent of value for it, and it was
not given according lo law.
CUIMS'I'IAN KARNKY
Linriihtliii}, Jlpril 14, 1SJ7. 3/2'J
'I^ILL be sold, at the ('ourt-House ia
^ * C(mcord, on the 3d Monday in Jtil)'
ti. xt, by order of the Court of Pleas am!
(■Quarter Sessions, one negro man nameil
Kthrard^ who was committ#'d to the jail
of the county iwelve months ai^o, and
saifl he belonged to one Johnson, a trader
in negroes. , Said fellow is of .iniddk
stature, toleraljly stout built, and light
color, and is now lo be sold ac ording to
act of Assembly, to use of the county
and satisfaction of jml |V(‘s, See.
W. IIA.MILI'OX, ShrrIJf.
Cnnrnid, .Ipril 16, 1K27. 3nit 10
LIST or £ETTi:nS
KMAININMJ in tin: I'ost-Ofliee in lancoln*
ton, Nt)rth-(Jarolin:i, April 1, 1HJ7.
R
l)uni(d l.ult.s,
1):ivi(l or .1, l.ockinan,
Suiiiuel I.auiitii,
John [a)it>(‘,
Klizahetli l.nts'.
M.
Samii'-I Murlin,
Itev. .lerc-niiah Monduv,
VVdlis Miithi 'vs,
'I’hoiiias
M( iijaniiii MdU r,
Kev. Joseph Moorp,
Ahrani Marlin,
William Martin,
llniry Abeniatliy,
I'lisha Rridjfcs,
'I’liomaK Heaty,
rh»mas llleckly,
.lolii) Kradly,
(Jeorj^e Rrem,
Sarali Macksit,
hunes Hytinni,
Mathias Harringcr
Ceorge IJrolherlori
Francis IJeuty.
C.
Daniel F. Olirisanbury, .lolni.Manny,
A:iroii Cook, llujjh M’l.ain
\V iili:ini (^jjcswcll,
F.leazt r ;ox,
(.eorge (’anslcT,
.lolin (!arpenler,
David Clippard,
lli nry F. Conner,
Daniel Callis.
D.
Arch, Diningham,
'riiouias Duckwortli.
K.
Moses Kvans,
.l.isi [)!i Ksp\.
r.
Maiyafi t Fnd.iy,
rii.)aias I'l rgisoij.
.Ion: itli :4II ii dlick,
Martin ii(M n,
Andrew t,,in liner.
H.
Mtirrcl Hill,
Kdniond Mnrry,
AU'X. M’( orkie, 2,
Sam. Monli'iiintr'..
N.
John Newton.
(1.
I5cnj. Orm.iiiil.
I*.
Patrick Parker,
Jlussd I'eck.
U.
Cl. oi;.ce lOiit.ige,
II iiry
Ko >. ri (t. .iinsy,
John Uanis nr, 2.
s.
sin rif!' ot I.inriiln,
W ni. siiiitII,
Mich,II I !siMiiini*i‘ow,!
Jf)hll -'laliiv,
I).iV id I'liCdrd,
1 ..i\v s->11 s.ii 1(1. rs.
Mr-,. Mb/ihetli Molly, S •inuel S.ok1 is.
I lunn.i', Il.tiik--
\lii li.u l I'liMon,
.•SU-..1I! 11-\ I,
D;i\i 1 .i .r. s. Il.irt.
J.
Marg in, t J nki ns.
K.
Andnw K.li.an,
.lolin K. !1\,
J.u;i^lj l\e. -.iT.
I .
Joiin I.ul.Iel!, 2,
D.
\!rs, hai ill X ai horo.
I .
K;e!i;ii',| radiant,
W illi:iM I r..v lor,
I ii.inijixni I r.i\ lur.
W .
(it ')I'l^l V\ lllollg,
ls;.;n- Will.,
W in. W hit. \vorth, 2,
'I hunias \\ ard,
Loui'.ii \V;itei-s,
1.1 w is 11. W ,i!..
HK?Mi \i{i)', /’. ^r.
bibitioti- of (!’':i*b a’e
W
e w ere Miik k-
(,d lo s. ■■ nuineions [)ariies iA jiiiiubs,
dr.'SS(d 111 iheir b si vilttre, r. 1 uniini'
ll om the M'a'^ic scene tbev had tieeii nil-
ties'-lii;^.! an lulling ami s iiui 'ecMii'-. : t. l.'ss-
i !y ah'u •, p. rleclly une.i'is. i-ju . lU.a ti.e,
li.. 1 a !i'W nionieiils h' l ne !ie n [,r s n ,
V, !i' 11 a Stj'.il bad bi-i II N.uleiiliy i^ep ii a ed
I: ■ •. •!: ' . •
^Mnidhilutirs Vult nl (irist ,MUl,
ri’^lil, si.h.scriljer, hemg lt;;Mlly apiXMHl. ! a-
B u' ui f«.r tiie county uf M . kl iiuiiri;', oi'-
I. : - lor sdc p .t. ht> tor niikiiig and umi,;.; the
il.oMt pat. nt Mills, tu all su. ll a.. lii:i\ :i|)jil\.
J\MI,S l)f\KINS.
loth March, 1HJ7 —f.t’27.
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it t hi>> Uiliee, t \\ o 1 ) op
* * 1 t) ) Cal'-. 01
I’ruiiii’.j^ UiiMiii'ss.
u» A,)|)rt. iiUn.r. to llivj
M\\sVuV^ \V‘’s \Vuvvv\Vs^
I'cr sale, at tbis »'.ii' c.