MINEMS’ & FAMMERS’ JOURNAI..
I'KIM'HI) V.MJ l*IKI.ISilRI> \W;i»KSI)\V, IIY KOKI.i: A: HOI/I ||.VKL»'n KI.E!Vl]t'H(; ;OIJNTV, NORTII-CAUOLINA.
VOL. II*
I wii.i^’WAOi viiu lo PiKi'.i'i: TUB nnwvxs ok tiik k\ktm AM) ii';:nu >'i r n.o-.i tmk ' a\ kii\h hk Tim: .moi \tmns, mk”M -i wiin ii wii i, i:ivK sTKi;NiiTH to W^r iianiw a?«u !«i;njBi'T Ai.i. nvhirk to mm rsK and rijpASlTKK.—dr. john^ion.
TIIK
jTSiiicrw’ & F»nn‘r>*’ Joiintal
In printed and j»nhli-’>«'d fvt ry \Vi diicsday morn-
iiig at Tito Dollars and h'ifti/ (JeiUt ]« r animiii,
if paid in udvanre; Time l:nliarK a y.-ar, if not
paki until cxpiritioii"
jjVKRTIf’KMKNTS will l>c i
ol’Hix iiiuntiiti.
‘ ^ « ni in.- iiiMrrlcd at I'i/tij
ctnt« pcf ‘ lincti,) lor tlie
firHt in»*:rl'“*’i “"‘I ci‘IiIk for cacli hucc.fruini;
week*—$1 fof thri'f wcfks, for one •(|iiurc.—
A liJx ral dijjcount will W inaile lo i!hhc who
advortwoby ® ! OiiulUilvt rtiM iiitntt;
^„,rMtinniRat d for imblic atioii, llii' iiuriilHT of
insertions inuht b' noltd oi> the inarfjin of tlic
niaiiu»fript, or thry uill l«' rutiliniiL'd until
forbid, and chargid arciriiiii;i!y.
• * All coniniuiiicatiiuiH lo llit I^ililors must roiiir
frrr of nt tlit y may not lio utli ndid lo.
Quocii’x Wa^licr.
fBlUn nubhCill^rK havinjr liccoino tlic piirtlia!i.
B. crsofllii’ J’atoiil Rigtil for usiiiir and con-
etro -tinu a \Va.diiii(,' Matliitic call«d thr Q'irftt's
for the coiintioi-of Mfrklcnlmre niid Liii-
ruin, ri-siwctfiilly in ••''ni th ir ftiindi mid the pub.
lir ihut tlify have now on hand and will conliiiut
to iio-p * ‘■“I'P'.'’ “I >•**' above .Machin*', w Im.li iht-y
will «lm(K>w of’at iho inoiltratc jiritc of SKJ each.
As ihi* atove .Ma liinc has brin in ii«' in lliis plan-
f,.t homc tiinp, it in not ncc »Haiy Ibr U'* to speak
in Ihrir favor, at* persons wi'lniiir lo purcliaho lan
esli and H-f tJie Maeliino and riiiiiiirc of those ulio
Ix tn »t.ing thoin as lo Ih. ir iiK fuliicss.
'I'liP *iihscrilH!r« also for«.\\arn all fitrson- who
«r uol anlhorihod, from u^«in^: or toimtrnrtiin; «oid
JH ichiiir* iind« r ihr (i«'nally prtscrih' d by law.
A'l ofd>'r» from Ihi cotinlrv pm ctuallv allciicled
In ■ M« IKiLSi n;ll(jlAHU.
'cA«rWf./V6.1*1.1 Kf>. Tlf
N. IL An apprcntic*'lo llir /!•'
will be Uken, if tarlv »|ip'.ie;.lKjn l.»- iii:i»!i
to the »ulM>rriU«:rs. .\- I’-
-Wf^s
An. woLn.\(/n>v .v (o.
• H.ivr piircliaM d the Ilousi , >imp arul l.ut
o.' ,\lr. .V •than llrown. opp'>'ifi- the jad, where
tnev » ill carr\ on the ubine r..i«iiii-s> in all its va-
r;o(is br«n-hi t. '11'« v lia\e on hnnd a general an-
wrf ii. niof w. rk of jl d.'scripli^>n and qualilie-,
whirh iIh> witl nil on ace.imin.xlatmc t. rm-i.—
ATi new work inaiiulai lured by Ihrni i“ warranted
lurlv. mcniliit. e'.r. plin: aeeiiJcnL'* of all kind-..
'I ’m b »t of lliitlx r and m.ileriaU made use of in
• .ir »ork. k»:i*\nU.N; of tll d!rripUon in
H.ur lino will be e\.eul.d willl puneluality and
1. ip..lcb, and .41 as r.awmable I. nn. as anv m
Ih- Thf marlfmilhif’ Huuiun will be
carri donin.ill it-Narioii-brunrhe^.
The subfrnbcry reii|>rel:iilly Folicit a »hatc of
pubiie pilrona"e, liopijij hv a Kltiel altinlion to
Ij.i. II.PW ll.c T w>l» W taUlied to and rce. ive the
U e r* turn our »ineerr thanks for the pa.
troii.i'i t ' r lolbf'- P'e ill d. ■IT"' hop:’ we shall ("till
inerir. small »hare of the Imimmo. in ami al«iit
A(U.
fine nr Iwo Aitrrnillee* u ill he l.ik( n to Ihe a-
iKive from IlitnlH year.of ao', if«eli
ri rof .idul andand j'U iioy
r'jar/d//^ IIf'*-- 3iiitel
IUiIhhMc .fitll *V n.inratioti
at ATi; SA'1,1,.
U lillw-v.Malprixal'’ air
(irH ■'111!. Mwillinir-
Ilnii'C, S'.nrt-lioiln,
,lioU»* u: d Srr*. IV, 1 l.it^'n
-arv onl
9
l*i:tiio lor Wnic’.
IIAVK a first rate Ijondon l‘/4S0, wbieli
I will sell low for cash. Il eati he seen at
uiy iiou.-c at any time, 0 miles west of harhjtle.
\v:,I. X. 1‘AUKS.
/■V/.. 17, iKU r,as
\VFfl>M:S!>AV, >iA!IU 3I *21, 18:12. .
.ri- . Ill .1— i~ .iiBiin-iWMf--rrinM-rviiiirna*.
C03I Ml-NICATIOX.
NO. IihT
xoticp:.
TBIIIK suhspriher Imvliijr ipialiftcd as ndrniiiis-
■- trator on the estate of .Alexander II. Iii).'r3iii,
di e’d. al Ihe February term of .Merkli iibnrfj '(niii.
ly ourt, re|ne(ilK all persons indebted to the liiiirl
esialc to eoniu forward ami make iimnediale set
tlement ; ant^tll havjnpr claims ajainst llin >aino
U) preHciit Iheni wilhm the linie preserilnd by law,
or they will be debarred of ri ovi rv.
KOIVI'. WALK! I', Adin’r.
Mareh I, IH.V}. It'll'p
tlio vinw (if ilnwii^ ilie liix out witli the
smoUf, and tlieii weiil l‘> a lU'iolibor’s house
To those dtniroiiii of ruixinL'f>ou(i Jlumr.'t. iind took breykl'iisl. 'J’licv then retiimcd,
! in ( OMi|mny witli two otluTs, so tluil tliere
'I'llVs thoroujrh bred and e. 1- ‘‘'-'' 'I =
ebnited Horse, (si-rd by thp im-I'lulonl s, William (iuinn,
iMi Keelmii iiiiil William lioyd.—
L'Aif-'v bnrso ol In'! day,) will stand ili- i|iiitf>r wf’iit into the cave, but smin r*‘-
pr>.ei.l ^cason in tho town of ( l.arlolte, two day« ,
Jr» e/ica w« eU; and at Josrnti j\lc s vm
iniU'H norfli of ('harlottf, tlir Hr!tne iituiilx’ror'la} s. nu\ not to VentCT
'I’hc low prices of all kindti of produec Imu hllli- liut MrK’‘h:in lb^^l'rvwl tIiUt he hilJ b>en
erto prevented most of Ihe farniern of Uiis eoiinlry i in niutiy tinifS belor«“, and could go iiiagnin
from raisiii)T horses of a g,x>d str«.k : To ol.vial. , ^tj,y till Sim down. lie accordingiv
this, the iirouritlor has eoneludtd lo reduce Iho I . i i i . • . i i
pr.ee at Jhidi .KRONAI T ha.s hitherto .lood : 1in u «nor line, heard
lie will slajid llir presrnl st*a;*oti at thr fxcetdincr- j ^i*V is out aiHI I ailk ”Vin^
From t/ic KnoxiUlt {'J'lnn.) Ilpublican. \
... , ^ 3fc.v.vr«..V«We Your()aperof
V\e have lu>cn lurn,s-l>ed witli tl.e follow-1 j-Vb. 2-.^d,coiUams iheresolnlionsoranicet.
Pxiract of a l-ttcr, dated cbi -.nry ‘Mtl.,; j Mecklenbu^^^ and Cabaf-
jh.j-i, from a Kcnlleiimn in I'.l.Zabullitown, | eoniUies on the .Miibject of Frec-Mason.
I.-n. toa ri(,znr.li:iis,.!aco: i rv, to.retlier vvilh iho Declaration of the
“ On S.iiday inor.ini^, the 1 mn instant,, q,- a„,j vicinity. It must
al)o.it two lioiirs b-lorf- day, thn-o or four ,to e^erv reader, tliat these res-
.non havintr ,!olrrmi.;«.l to take a fox chase,: nation are in several
siatNd a lo.v, whuh tlip. hounds «>,.n r>";8u-Loints contradictory; and tlint the contrn-
od into a cave tliree or lo.irniilc-s from this | i„ points wliich both porties
place. Some ol the con.paiiv (Jj'scendod important. The
ii.io the cave, and b.iilt h hnric twe, with J,l,r.ve9 made in the resolutions are w.-riuus
andeighty. If true, tlie public are deep
ly intcrofited in ascertaining^ the trntli of
them; if false,an innocent institution should
bt! Ri-qnitted. The twf> contrary representa-
tiori are fairly before the public for exami
nation and decision. Every mcml)or of the
community has the rifjiit to judge for him
self of thecluims lo liis credence which each
side possesses; and where the press is free,
tiieir claims arc open to public discussion.
NV ith your permission, the following remarks
on this subject are respectfully submitted.
As the ahive resolutions are founded,
principally, on the testimony of seceding
Masons, it will b! necessary to compare
lvlo« pMceofFJur/...7.Mthesin.|e|..ap; .vr. ' IJIiiford I lun.plirevs u.ui ;uinn went 'in to' nccessap’ to compare
l)ull.ns the.oason, & tuah, IMIar, ilie ins.irane.-. i assistance with ai.oth. r l.oht, but were j ‘est.ii.ony with that o( the Kaston Ma-
-Vv; oi.,K.riiimti.s hkc the pres.,it b,,i seldom or- ! sons in t heir dedaratiun, m order to discov-
oiir lor breediiit; Irom a jrofid stock ol Horses, It us , er on w hich .tide the truth lies.
ho.K-d lhai Ihe pres, ni will no! ho ua-s.d bv. dcin red onhiKiry men trom cv-'
In the case of opposing testimonies, cha-
ho|ied llial Ifie pres.nl will no! lio |ja's
. I Fwrlher particulars willlM- mad.'Kn.'.wn iji |)0inir themsolves to the same hazard, but , . , , .
handbill? 'I'lfi; l*l{(in{IK'l »)i{. , AllreJ and Jesse llumplirevs, with the in- '^‘‘y w(aild incline us first to reconcile them,
( harloKe, Ma^eh 0. lKSr>. ; trepidilv which characteriw-s men of brave : p'ssil*l‘. I» the f,u(;stion before us, tins
*'/' t TK or \ \liOLJ 'S 4 and fearlei.s .apirits, rushed to tiie re-jcue of "•>'> ix'^sible in part, but not fully. 1 he
their unfortutrtiV; companion.s. 'I'l.ev pick-' l>«' laratiou utterly denies the exis-
-d up ]5iuford and atfmpted to make their tcnceofaiiy such obhpations in the Ma.son-
escttpe ; hut son.e twtnty yards from the ‘c Institution as are charged on it by seced-
mouth of the cave their piojjrrt ss wa.s impe-'•‘'lasoiis, so far as their knowledge res-
.1.(1 bvapon>ciidini!arascent*.fsixoreiirht extends, ^ow, if it be admitted
li-et, at which place thev laid their lights;Lo‘'S'‘S-. '"“1 to w iich the
down in order to lift iip'thoir brother. |}ut i subsciil)ers to this declaration belong, do
wero in a rnoiueMl extiniruished.—'‘'’..m the lorm.s, usages and obliga-
y now called uiM.n Hovd, lio had re-' ‘""’s, « h.ch are adopted m the majority of
mained ni the cave’s n.oiith. to brinjr them', •" I nited States and eisewhcre.
ME KLKNKI Ifli fOl NlV.
Isaac Pricc and otlmrs i
f Ciiiirl oj hqinty, Ao-
Thomas (Jricr
""d others. ‘•
f\ lliih ea>., it wu- Oriiirtd by the Court, llial
publicalion be ii ade sii wi.-el.t in the .'\Iiueri-’
I iV I ariii. rs’ Juiiriial, to Arthihal.l While and his
I w ifc Susan, two of tlie del. iidants, w ho •■t sid’ oiil
I of Ihe limii.s of Ibis tiiale. It.al unh si ihey aiijx ar '
al the iie\l ('o'lrt of lCjuity lo L.- ii.'lil I. r .Mcek-
lenburjr eouiilj, at Charloli'-, on tlie Tlh Monday
failure, we presume they w ill, H* gfcntlffineMj
allow a free rcfercncc lo cirfUmstnntial uv«
idencc.
Under this refercrtce, then, we rtiftV t'b«
serve, that many adhering .\la.sonH, bi^sidea
the Boston signers, have also denied Riich
obligatioiHJ as tlinse with which the Mawni*
ic Institution is chargi'd but it must ^ot Ii9
furgnttCD that th » testimony lHbc>m under
the same defect as the other—it is inlerei^teJa
In favor of Masonry* a circumstance of
ap|»arent weight is urged—that tliere oifJ
many Masons, wiio Would scorn to be bouii^
by such obligations as would clash with
their duties as good citizfins. To us this is
the more weighty, as we personally know
adhering Masons, who, we can cordially Ije*
licvii^do not hold themselvts under the ob*
ligations Ift’hich are charged on the Masf.iiift
Institution, and to whom, as jurors, we c old
commit our cause, however impirtant. l!ut
we cannot admit this as proof that no such
obligations nre taken in the instifiitioii.—
Some adhering Masons liave a(^owledgcd
that they knew but little about their obli
gations; and we have many n'asons to be
lieve, that many meml)ers of the sK-iely,
do not understand thp whole iiiijKirt of their
obligations; and that many niembers dt' not
believe that all that is included in their .Ma
sonic oaths is intended for more thnii mere
form. 'I'liese things mant FriH'-.Masons
have acknowledged. Hut we also know,
that in the .Morgan tntgedy, the fact of
which, the Boston signers have at length
acknowledged, some, w hom they call ‘‘mis
guided members,” did lielieve that all in
cluded in their oaths was bitrimg; that
these oaths did bind them to kidnap Mor
gan, to refu.se legal testimony, to defy law,
and to arrest and defeat justice.
But another circuni.staiico calculated to
shed further light on this pouit is, that the
Lodges in New-York retain those veiy
“ misguided menil)ers” as worthy brethren.
•Sow, justice to theinst'lvcs, to the institu-
al^er ihe llli .M.)iidny in .March n* \t. thire I
I sw( r or pli ad, Ihe
against them an
>far. Il 2, Ih.t}.
§P!S.
Tiic Co-pirlniTsI
is this day 4lissolvrtl by ini’.lual . f>nsti
t*ubscriber havin;: (lurchased the crti''
I-rone ill, .«till remaii.ed alive—but no one I firmly believed that the Boston
Declaration intended, or at least will be
interest in the ( hariott-' store of II. \ .1. secine.l willing to undergo the risk of re-, _
{.indsay, will ill future arry on the Mi r(*aiitil- lieviiiir him, us il was believed four of the ''“ueli iiiofC than the Boston
ir.ide, andihc Saddle and lluruess-maiiufatiurinir iii-li\ j^'uaU in tlie cave were doiMl aiid all I'“»l;res ; tliat it willl)e claimed as an ac-
Itiisiiicss, in his own name,—aii.l .'Viieets to ke. |> • ‘ ' ‘ • • . ■ ■ w ii_.
coiistuntly on hand a gem ral assortnienl of
staple X I'iiiicy llry
JIi7'(linirf, Crvckcrij, (inxrriiii;
Ptiintg, Dyi Stuff's, *.\r.
Hat*, Shots, livuiuin: SADDI.FJIY,
of evi ry descriplion, at Ihe matt ri'dorted priecs.
runetual deal, rs can hav a n asonahli' imitil!,'-! in i-.
.All those liaviiKj o|K n aee.-unls and .iii»
n. iV .1. I.ii’d,-av sV Hoakin?, Ihe bamc arc paya
ble to .Ino. (i. Hoskins alone.
j'or the ineeurapeiiirnl hrreloffjrc reeeivc!, I
reliira my hiiuere lhanks lo tht jrcn. roiis eili/.. n;-
of .M’ekKnburg coiinly and its vi« inilv.
7.'. .ISO. IKisKI.'.S.
ithlf’s »%' Tanmitarl: IlV/w/rrf.
Suhseriber wishes lo purchase ii lar;;.
were afraid tiiut bv going in, a similar fate ; oC the Masonic Institution generally.
wouM U' experieiK-i .l. A man bv the name ‘’»der this view, then, let the Uvo opposing
should have expelled them, and dt'livr;r-
ed them over to justice under the hnvs of
the country, in order to teach other Masons
their error, who might hold the same «)|un-
ions of their obligations, in order to warn
them against sucli hii.sdeeds, and to acqtiit
llarv \ WHS, at length, daring Iand.their respective daims to .jjp
make tlie pr.[MiFiiioii,'^lhat ifanv ^ examined; and for this pur- and must be made against it. I’ut
of Thoma
enotioli, to make tin' pr'tMn , • . , i
man would go in and hold the lights for hini,! l"'se lot the followmg evidences l,e taken
he would alteini.t to save'the ,,orson ' into consi.lenition. 1 he sub.scribers to the
whos^ gioatis were beard from the cave.— i D'^' laralion are said to be numerous,
S irnfiel 'ripton,^r. and a yo«m" himd nainejl, than 1100; the seceding .Masons arc,
Vault, had the I.rave it and hardiho«Kl to MX'rhap., «s numerous, or even more so.—
ic:om|.anv Karvev into the cave, and hav- Tli.^ornier are of high standuijr m •lociety ;
iiiir pa-.seii the four inrii who were dead, the latter are equally so. J he toriner have
tuid.-d l.y tlie moans of him who was still
alive, lh( V foiiii.l the latter, and having f'as-
teiK'd a cord aroiitid his ImmIv, he was pull
ed h\ the men al the nioiith of the cave, by
tlie as; i?lHiiee of thost; in it, to the Ixdiire
iiientioiied ascent. The three men U'com-
hiich at stake in the community; the latter
no less. So far the op|H)sing testimonies
are Imlanced, and our judgment must be in
eqiiilibrio. M e must therefore look tooth
er laws of evidenco for the decision.
Here it should not be forgotten, that the
r.a. «nd Otli.r n.' i^-arv onl ;,.I be wanting this m ason. The m;; .-.Mi.n.'o ii iiw« .u icu,,r i...- . a.. , v....,
v. ’iI "«k1 .Sprin^'sof wall r, and ‘’•"i.". acns fr. ;h | hii>liet.| priecs li.r ea. li uill he ginn. In my ab- and AllVed Ilutiiphrox s, the geiitlemall , the Boston Lmlgos, and those, to which the
hu^iu*
_ in thr 'I'iic ►itti;iti(ni
d\Vral.le; ih. stand .is a."lorc is well eslabjisli-
r t ,.nd ihoUL'iit to 1h’ inf.rior to none in this ic.
tio’n of eoimtrv. Tii.' al«ve prop rly H
ct lUrrisbiiri;, on ih.' waters ol >npar and M. Al-
pm'. Ci.. k, m r District, near tlie North
* c*" ;
i ,o manv l->e«l adv inli.i;es an the above, lUere- ]
f„ ,• i^rn'Mis Wishm? u. invest their money in th-
■ . ■ J MIIIImm Ukii«in«*ua at>* invifi>rl
/V/». Is.T}.
T-\ iv r.x
was this done? No. 'I'hcse same inemlKrs
were retained as worthy brethren. But if
the Lodges of New-York, to which these
“ mi.sguided mepibcrs” were immediately
amenable, were also themselves mi.xguiiied,
why did not the Boston Jjcxlges and others
PX|)eJ and di.sown those of New-Vork? Have
they done it ? No such thing. And if those
“ misguided members” did not act nndt^
■Masonic obligations, why did not the I*os-
ton members bec.oinc sensitive a little soon
er than the lapsT of five years? U'hy did
they not rise in time to aid the h^rfid of ju.s-
tioe in prosi'cufing these false iiK^iliers, while
aid would have In-en practicable and impor
tant, and by this couise hf»'e wiped oil'the
Gml stain, and acquired credit to their de
nial of the charges against them ? \\ hy did
they come out with such a denial and dec
laration, only after attempts at jiissti. e had
for years been made and defeateti, and with
certain that thev must die, and took j rally admitted in courts of iavv, on wh.ch Ithe knowledge that a man should not be put
other by the hand and said they wogU^jp’ depend the protection ofall oiir rights, ought j in jeopardy a second time for the same of-
CimI and %Mo- to l»e admitted here, (-)ne of those laws is, fence. Let the public judge of these cir-
quiinlity of tHOl-.S, nl.o aliout Iwo hun
dred eords of/M A’A', of VI hi. h K vcntv-fiv.' cor.ls .. , . . 1 'n r. . ■ . ' . i . •»
of while oak wui U- wanting this s. ason. The mg exhausted iiow had to leave the cave, Boston Declaration can, at itiusf, but acquit
to the j.-.il ill and make tlieir p'ace with
g'tlier:—that by some means he e^
liims'ir and thought he would
y A NI) eomiriittid to the j.-.il in ai
Coiieord, N.C. a nepro man ; ,n
v\ho ealU his name .11M. lie is a-
hiah,* mid 'saVs to gaiil the entrance of the cave, | mj^rht say,, universjilly, but lest vve !« niis-
^ William w.c. Ki'ri.liii, livinjr jn iiut instead of pa.ssing in that direction, he understood, we forbear. Now Free Mason-
Unrnwell Pisiriei, S. Tin-own- i wi'iit the contrarv way and, in a tl'w rriinutes, ■ ry, and with it, adhering .Masons are un-
ed that generally, a man must not be pcrmit-
one I t;d to give evi;lence in his own caust. VV e
cumstances.
But another law of evidence is appealed
to, from which we may also derive .sumo
circumstantial evidence. It is urged that
fo !• i>rrsooH . I . . . • • ■ . . ■ J r , the seceding Masonsart'pcrjiircd and tlicie-
M. re inti'r I.me and Millinp Businesa are invited er is re.piesied lo eoin lorward, prove pro|Krly, ' |-,>n spiiscless. He remembered nothin£r' der a charge ; there testimony is, lierefore, unworthy of credit. We freely con
1.. e,dl ami view ihr prem.-r.t , , ,
Tor l. riiis which « ill l>e made easy) apply to
the subs. mIkt bvmg on
r,/,...,vi.v01«f. I'T?-
'iiii .tw‘1 MHrt-lioii
31A.M F/g TOKY.
.1. IIM’-K \'i O.
x*» r-rr.;T:'ri,I.V inform the ei'.i/ens of
h J ( harlolti, ' d the piiblie -jeiK rally, that
I, I, M' .oinni'-ne d the aNive Husin.-s Ih«•
„|.; stand lorm. riv o.nipi..! hy K. .M. Itronson.
„ r. ..nlly bv t ap‘.Ti.o. Mera :>s a irroeeiy,
, \1. ina sli n t di'l .nee north-east from
Ih*. (!,Iiri.lb.es.', v\h. le t'p y intend lokt epon
1..., I „ as'orlinenl of :Tf, anil e\;wel lo hr'
Hhir t.. 'npi'ly al '.hob'sul.' or n lail, on the in.»^t
.III.'Ii'mis, all who m'v f«\'r them with
Jl>.. Sl’MNKK \fo.
i in their !':'e done
\\ anted, an Appr. nti. e to the
line well ri'coiii-
pay chari;eM and tuk.' him away.
\V.\I. O'.UAIIAX, Jailor.
March 2, 1'•>
( liMrli>loii and ^'iicrnu.
r||^1lli, ^IhAM^^CA I piiri'vs uemained in the cav«Miiitil next da)
('apt J. ('. tiraliam. havinjer I
been cngn^eil the last sum-
that took place, from that moment until he ' interested ; but seceding Masoni are not j ict|,ij, proved, and oth-
, was re.stored by the physician. Bluf^ird giving testimony in tiieir own ciuse, or for j evidence removed, tlie balance of evi-
; Humphreys was taken out on Sunday eve- their own actiuiifal. But il a ."nan may, in j ig conclusively in favor of tlio Bos-
nin^, but (Juiiin. ^McKeehaii ami .lesse Hum-! any ca'^e, give te.stimony in liis own U'half, j j,,„ Declaration. A perjured witness, if tho
Mttniifarfiirc of Slioes at Lynn, Massa-
I as in proving his Inuik accounts, vve believe
I it is not admitted unless he exhibit his
I books. The Bo.ston Masonsbavegiven their
mer in the trnde running Is'lvveeii t'harlcslon aiil , rAwsff/.v.—'I'he ntimlHT ot pairs ol sho's ((.gtjiQonv, but have not produced their
cheraw, calling at Ceorsjetown on her way up i nianufactuied at Lynn diirinj; the year 1: The seceding .Masouc have professed
and down, will resume her trips in the course of l,675,7bl—value 191. Num-!to pive the substance of those bcKiks, on
drart of water, diawinjr only four and a half li et V alue ol mateiials ?|>414,0(I0. .^et| of these contradictory totiiiionies, to our
when lon.leil, will enahh; h. r lo reai h Cheraw at 1 profit of labor ?i''j‘-iS,OUO—average eamiiigs ^ mii,d, strikes the bnlam^ in favor of the se-
all lini. s, e.veept u|M.n .nn uneoiiinion low river, „feach operative (male and female) 8150
vvhen h. r ear«o will be lij;hlei.ed al the expense , j- . ,;,riy.one CCntS IierdaV.
111.' Iln.nl ' . . V '
T* a«on
th' ir. u-toni,
> . It. AH kinds of J'lli II
Rl .-Iron i.otie.
hnsmess; on.' v
„„ „ ,11 r. iM- suilahl. 111 .Mir,i;;eim 111.
nlTli _
HOl'St'. (■"' l‘osl-olVii-e.
Oil Ihe >(.■« a lew yar.ls
,..„ln..^''t ..flh.'Cimil llo.iM , in /-•. •nshw.
is, »..ain op. n. d thr thr- r.. ption ot’ Tiav. Ib rs \
(',«iid. ro. Tlie • laM. s are . M. nsiv.-, r.«.my and
,)r. ; mam and prov. nder of the h. -t, pb ntilul.
1 s. I V. .1 by t d hoMh r-. Th' lions.' has ma-
„v .o.niiirlable i.M.m-., serv. - « H'«'d t:;hh' and rr.
fi.'shmeiits; ami the propri. t..r ami his I imily
«i|l .mot notim.jr in their power to make it mo.l
•jnn I and a-retable.
l!>lf
('oinf.'rlalde aeeomnnvlations for a few passen- | Tl'f '« 1^1111 e.xcept
jfrts, v\ ith all due attention. j for ladies, mi.'''ses and chililren, and the only
.1. P. CT,or(;iI.
‘jr., is;n. .'.r.tf
in:>iovAi^.
fBlIH’SntSt'IMl!l';i! risprctfully informs his
U. fiieiida and I’listoniers, that be- ha.: removed
from his old stan.l to Ihe Store nearly opiKisiU'
It. C. Hatlawa\, formerly oceupii .l by J. liitrs,
I where he will k. ep eonstuntly on hand every arti-
I elc suitable liir Ihe bae.k eounlrv trade.
I FKA.M IS W ILSOX.
Clii'rnin, ()rt. 1^', I ■'.‘•I. .“iT
:he bnlande in fa'
ceding Masons. It isteinful to n'fuse our
crelence to the testimihiy of gentlemen, but
by the contmdictorj’ testimonies before us,
w’c are com|K>lled to withhold it from gen-
perjury be proved, must be barred. But is
|)0 rj 11 ry proved against the .^eceding Masons ?
It is not; it is charged, hut not proved—
What would we think of the man, who.se
life, character, or estate is dcjK'nding on tho
testimony »>fa perjured witness, all of w hich
is last by the admission of the testimony,
and recovered by barring it ? \V ho says tho
witness is perjured, who has all the means
necessjiry to prove the charge, if it l«' true,
ami yet makes no attempt to prove it ? .Must
his charge l»e l>clieved under all these cir
cumstances ? M ust the man charged lose bin
kind of sIkk's inanufactunHl for men are tloinen, on theone siile or the other. "I'here-j ^jj^racter and his rights, w ithout a trial,
pumps. 'I'liis will account for the number (ore, let not the Boston Masons demand our ; ^lor^ly liecause ho is accused ! onld
B. D. ROl NSA\ ll.LK.
of »Vo. i'arotina,
\ \i> iM' I III: iM ria» si vi r.s.
IIUK Sale nt this Otliee, !i lew e.ipi.'S of .t
I’ainphlel eont.iininsf th.' Ciiii.il il til iini n( Ihi
i of females cmplov cd in the maiiul.ictiire. j belief on principles which would exclude
—-— , 1 others fVom equal rights; let them not ask
Litrronj.—M e learn that H it.i.i.vM (. as- b.lief contrary to the universal laws of
To\, l'.si|. has accepted an invitation Irotn (he iKioks, the original un-
the riiilanthropie Society, to deliver the of the institution be produ-
anruial Addtcss before the two or evcosc us for ourgii.sbelief.
.Sicieties ofotir l iiiversity, on the day pre-1 . r
■ - I , I But in i»'ease ol cimtradictorv testimo-
rediii''Coinmcnccmt lit in •lune next. , i . . i ^ :i
Unltii^h liif'i'itcr "'■> to fake into Cvin»id-
not the public unanimously conclude that
the charge i.s without any foundation, and
but the ebullition of jiassioii ? The applica
tion is easy. 'I'he existence, the character,
the all of the Masonic Institution is at stake
on the testimony of seceding .Mason. Ad
hering Masons say tlie?>; witnes.ses are j)cr-
jurt'd, but they have never attempted lo
i,.i':,'tioii all ihe circumstantial evidence, that I prove it. The pr.n.f, if the charge be true.
It wasa lacini.- ieitcr from a lady to liev enn applv t» ihec!i^> pending. And as the i is within re:ich ; the ori-inal, uiiniutilated
liiis'miid. “ 1 write to jou because I hav
(iii'iil S.'iifi \Ui‘ CiiiiKiiiiiHoii (if t'iCiniiliiui, nothing to do, ,ind
n\n\U:- huti'^'piidvticc* I’ricc/^jcU. llU\C ir.'luin^ !'.» &;i\«
Boston .MiiMins h.ive not brought forward | Ixmks of the institution will b«'accepted.—
•onclu le k'cuitse I th-mil proef, their books; and as they i But these are kept back, and the institution
niav I'li.a ! dei.eaey in ju'.''ilicuUun of this i is nKiin‘..uiied u:)der a dubious character, to