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.ii.i:niii.:;. OuiiuY, January n,
T
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be scii
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. i. .d --i rear..;
. i.ki.is ml escredw g &
I tiiiftr limes fur one dollar,
I"' ( .r Cub . WuiliMb
ttera
I'l l f I "H - !' l-l.' ', I"'
i -h 'I, f n ; tiuil cut
f tx f ,r r.r 1 t A' -d next, be
t the C'l. IVst IKi.ee, as desd
V " rn A!!"i. J J Armstead, George Aft.
d,.r, ' .J . A'.ian, 2. Martin Aljin.,
Inic : wr s, S.nic Armstead, Henry An
drew Cade A'. fjtu. ;. .. : - , ;.
Joi,asv-.' nrrsbce, James BirJ, William Bar.
tow, r:. i ti hvasleyy Isham BoTce,'Julin
lurW, I ;-. lk-st, Jme Hule, Miss iljtry
ii fkl, i JiOftv'i Hjonwelf, Henry- W Bsset,
2, Harvey J Bryan, Eluibeth Bridges, Geo,
liraihcM, Nashamel u-nn, Johnson Bus bee,
. Cader Collins, Rcmemberancc Chamber
lam, Lewis Carpenter, George Cary, Major
1 Cooke, Benjamin Clarke, Benson Card, Mia
Urack Cole, James Uooke, 2 Wjllum r Clarke
? CU" k of Superior Court. "
Hubert Donalson, William Daniel,' Davi.l
Dclk, 2 Henr ' Denby, George' D ans. David
Uavii, Col. William Daniel, lie v. Thomas D.
l&aon, Dunn and lung, John u Dclacy, Beni
muDunn. -1. .
i Thomas- Edward), Willi J Ellis, Nathan
?arly...-'- ...... ,
William Freemon, Molly Felts,' Thomas
jrremon,,jonnl; lemming, susan tori, UregO'
John P. Gonekee, Key. Eli'ialt Grave. Solo
mon George, ti Abrelley Gray, Ephraim Grilf,
; L.U uragauon, 1 nomas Gillison. :,:.:,: ..
Joel Hector, Kesiah Uartsfield, Col. William
! H in ton, Iae Hutchms, James N Hill, Svlves
ter Humphreys!, Charles Huggiiis, Namamel
nunr, Miner tlenctlev. Uoct. - Jos. Hawkins
vviiiiiiirea Miuiuru, aiepnen myivooa, Jos.
nouineia, or Joan lugs by, AUram Hector.
Jesse Jones, John Jones,; 2 Moses Jordan",
lytmuel Jones JolmJB. Julius. Samuel .Tones.
Axum Jones, -Jack Johnson, John Jeikr S
Brittani Jarvis. t - , " " '
I Moses Kintf, Samuel Kinff, Riley Kdlum,
jBetBey'KeUey, Gideon Ricketson John King.
I Edmund Lane; Hugh Lee, ftathaniel Lane
j Wiliiam Lignitoot.. ., , ,
' Magistrates of Raleigh, Francis McKethen.
A.M. McQullers, John Mirtin, Lemuel Moore,
hhsha Mirror, Molly Michiner, Uobard Mon
sieur, Djniel McRaney, Lewia Madison, John
uiuuc, oamuet, iMacay.
Jani'i Nichols, John NuU, Jies Nanoe,
ancy ,4Na9h. k ' j,, ej
1 James OKelly. -
i John Parker, TJiley , Phillips, 4 Sally Pige,
ooert ramsh, Anne Fulliam, PUen and
Roberts, . . ' :
- , R. !
l Felix Robert, Benlamin Racrsdale, 4 Thos.
Rogers, Jr. Ilobert Ray, William Ragan; James
Uhodes, Janu-s Riley, Alexander Itcdmundj,
oiuy uo(,ers, t-eattiy Jiead, John, Robertson
, Jlenry Vcvenson, Wiley Simmons, Rev, Si
non Smith, Betsey J. Selph, 2 Frederick Spain,
'ames btiguoiiss, klv. w. 1J fcnotlsrra.s
lolion Suirdivant, James Sexton, 2 Blaabeth
mith, (Jiily Sugg, Allen Slurdivant, Thames
'e'l.oii, jnscph bnnw,1 Joiinthan st'Thani'mj
ndaey Shiflot, John "Still, Mrs. Sarih Stone,
i.tcy Danders. , - " ' ,
John Tayloit, 2 Thos Taylor, Snlcmon Tho
as, William Tcrry Jam'ja Tompkins;! j ;
Albert Uiley. - - . : '
W.-v , ,
Joacph Wilson, 3 William 'White; Richard
oo'.i v, Napier Wils.in, Ahne. Maria A'hita
er, William Walter,, Rebeccah " Williams,
.V un Ward", , Fanny Warren, Na'Jianie!
i v.- " : ". " i ' "
I '.yl YS!e. 's -' - v . ' - '
"SWUM. T.r.MVY,' Assis'tart P M
Jinu-y, 18J!. ; I3w.
' r ' t.-.rt., I L.r
h: t. r, . 1 ,i,t
. will. ii. mvivonn,!,
lilcprni'iit- - - I
aiivnfl Lit i li.,n in-, cm ir-rT t
tin i f .r.ni I i.r,,,, B.,i
-nrei.u - .,.,f,k l., r ; lor J . I j. n , U
ut rcoiuratij or ijmiMi
" SrKPtlEM GILMOTiR
.. Orsne county, Dee. S.I, Hit: .. 1
. ' Strays.
;;iMH DrmUi, rboUon tlir l'nf
1 4 n.-nni. r, njr y 1 -l.'r, ,1 n'looii, ini art
.,. a t..i , ,i) i w ,i;-ri . tllt otl.cr
mm, muni i iom'.t:vu iio:i:n- . v ...
larooro.fcomliceoiinty.O , ;
l)eceiol.cr2r,.Uii. ; " t St
f AMI'S ATUUTiJ), prf, t j; ,
lrpit, K.' (V. rtjcUtillj i. l-irr .
! .bl.s it.tt ; r tbb ti. Klrc
ii w' (i.e Mrtt ti.il ri'isi p ;;.-ibr
. rr-i, (rii.rt, 5m x. , t)wtv
1" !if t,
.1, MiUut,
J ail ttiMrambit.
' U'. J 'I rotnKonra. . ' ' '
Ciit i, l.r. j HawlKiw. '.''
t:
ramFivictt
STAIJE LJE -
Tarboroturh; lcit? hart a
ILL bo iliaiiosuil ill at snoiirm, toth'J high
i st ln.M. r, iiinli r a ,t.ou t ltlst ex(.t,lt,.,
Mil .1 L-r l. liu- juo;,! i, (oi- ifierfcot, for
s ii.! .t.n nicnt, !,,!, at t,e - cvn u0US(
mllr, on A'ominy, the SOlU Januart
a 11 o'clm-k,-' A. M. . .
I. me emu -i of thirty ho-scs, ftitar f i-k s
in ri;tc nil in CXt!Iciit fiimliliini.
- mi (In to.ili; tin? present Ji'ur,
,'. (ii-riciwite it eujnys, ami tlwrr
- ....Willi'.: Illl.liii .IDili '.He t:&DO
' In adiliiKHi to ilie ii'm
" 1 "I llllllimillt' llllll I'll! (,llv ()!
' 41 1 .i nor :!. Iwi l,is
t . i,i i i ii !mi f m- from Use ionrtir
11 " . . nn .'III it dm
' 11 I ,'l il.t (il tin s t
' t Lost." - '
jf'aN tli IOtl, in(tairt, between tleritianton and
W t.ln rt 1 live. 9 iuiki tiorth nf ui,t
town, win we ukI trl, a red morooco Pok
et Hook, containing the Inilnwino ,
One note, dated t Ctli of Ufyiuber, llH, nl
J" L i B auSUM- nil ;utei1 W 0I..
Oikh Holoomb, living in UunonjUc coiiatv, N"
C. to Jumet Zixlwr, of Siokct eout. (, So .Inl
lar j tine ditto, of IS iloltmn, txecntt-.t by John
r 1 ifner, due Uto i-man' ( 0nf of SO del
lars, due the 23th December, I8i!3t ofte of $5
dollars, duo between 8 an I months after. All
ui which acre exfem( by said Ticner V mo
ins suBwriOBr. I ht to first nu-re cierut.
on the 2Gtli October, 18-' i the other on the 9i
NOveiBUer, 18i!. iOne on A-Vanhny, for 12
uai., u ib "iic liny auer nute.ana exeiiuted the
9lU day of Novemher, Stf'J' .
A proven acaount cf James Next ' I
tounly, VnTfinia, on A JlosUdi.i jVi with a few
other papers of not much Importance, hieh I
oanuot-atithis time retolleot I therefore forwarn
all persona from trailing lor,tor piying the same
w nj vhici .itiiii ri lit rovtelf. '. .. . ,;
a ' LEOYMi n ZIGLAB: Jun...
avones souniy, im u i 17, : a iU
' I ' I "-. .' ' '..' " " ."51
t PcitjmIc Teachers.
'1W0 ladies (sisters) al e desirous of obtain
i. lug a situatio.i.in a healthy pjrt of the conn
try, as instructors of
I hevwill iimlertake
eompleta Knglish Kdncatmn, ineluilinir l the
u. K nccii-UHHy tanglltia ttiu best A-
cademiek. tocethcr -With tilt? ni-imtnfnl'jl Kronnl.aa
ot liamg, PainUiijr and Mu. . , -. . ,
T mrtlier partieulart tnpiilier with temi-mo.
mals of their ehsracter fid talents, lipplksation
U.V.T- v""V ""7 " miua io Anilruws K Jonra.
iVUliaiuslioroni'h. t;ri.'.ll.i.r,.,,.. vr , . . r
January I . t gw"
i 'Sardis lc;i(leniv. .
rriHB exercises of this fiisfint
1 i)lMantlv loentetl Imir
and bmithfield, on the east side of Neuse) will
ro-commenceon the first Monday -ia" January
next, under Hie mineriiih-iuiaann n' h r...,l
teacher M, L. Hill, itq. uj,,e services, Hie last
year, have b;en highly approved:: Terms of tui.
uiin his -iiereioiure. '
nojrdmay be had in the funilifs ot Oeor,
Wimbei ly, V, Hinton, H. Hi.iton, and C.i'oi!
Wilder, at the moilerate priou of Riand
per knonth. j ' . ,
-. By order" of the Bnsrd of Trusti cs. ' '
, ' -'-- WW. IllVroN. Sci'v
V illlamsbarough Aeademy.
tn. C i, I W ... . ' ' r
(Si: rusKjca oj mis institution enn sow con
JL fidcntly recomuieniUit to tlie'.itteiiiiih tif
me puuiip r.. it, r. A . v lisoil. who hat Cnm iinlfd
the Acadeeny dnnns the last ycai-, to the tntirf
satisf.ietion ot the 1 ustces, has aettle.l biraselj
here permanently,, and will continue to have
cimrRe oi ine lnslltutiolu, , , , v
; ,'rtie course of nodies adontEil is hicnuraiiirv
.1.- t7: . . , , , ...v.
iu inc iiiiiaji sir y. . ..' - o
Tuition foes 12 50.
gnagea,,;nRhkh grnmiar,-and.the solenccsi and
55 loft.pelliii, rcaihng, nl arithmetic
- ,A teW; l)oant.'(, Cnn be aiu-oraiiiodated in tii
tamilj nt Mr. Wilson. " . ' - T
Board cad Le had also in the village. -
. "Lvonnnl Henderson',
ii."ii : si v i
1 ' ' Patrick Ifimi!tunt .
: - Thomas furrier, , r
- ', " iniliam llohards, v
, Joej'h II, Ifryan, . f
Itichard Svee'd, l " I .
Williamsborongh, Dec,0, IS'2'2. ' " 5U-tf
Wavrenion Female Academy.
TOPBPII AMJRKWS c THOS. P. JONES.
t -.Principals, of iho iibovB Jciiilemy', having
.OBe ot lliiir interest' in' the bnililing Jately
mnm.,1
I "III IIH)
"i'e unci,
'it 1
lo (In
i p.
oceiipicit by them, have removed to the hei.lthy
mil plKiisniit viiliigi of WiKin!nshoro In Gran-
ille c:iiiiity is milts west IroinvVVaiTenton.
jth ore tluir school will open on-the Sd Monday
in .lunnarv 18J. ' , ' " ,
I he umiils arc instracUd notonlv m the I'u?
dimjnttol knowleilge, but also in the highest
uraitviien ol science ever tiuiplit in iemale Acad-
mics, 'inuin'iittj l.raiiniiar anil 1'ars.ing, l.i'tifs
rttrrs, (.'eogranliy,t;liyiiiialry. iiotanv. IMallti nl
1 iiiUisiii.hv. .Astronnniv, cjc ..! he'.: I'lincin iit
s Jbctter Plulosnnliicul annaratgs than
most of our colleges ; and Ur.mrcs are. deli4er-
ed on the dilFurent suIijectSj accoinpaiiied with
etperlmcnls. ,
Hoard ami tuition, in all the above br.niclies, CO
iloilni s per Si i.Oll I - , , u
Miiiu, Ui and Paintii p, and lie Lnlin
an ! tin It Luryii ijrcjiaie also uuht, and rh-ir
Kid us lollnws i iVusic, 3d dollaif). Diawii'i; :i;l
i'iiiiitiii", '20 ilollurs ( and the liin;;'.r.i'.;i'S, 10 t'ol-
!:irs per si'ssr.m "" -; . ' - r j
nt lur iionril nnn ltii!ni:i is pM'aii.o
"id ich Ltn'v is to I i.ii'indi lu rsrit
tKiacrf, Military oJ
I . IfllltllitW lli.n...
I ' . ..ui,.., ,
. i''r,"s --
i I'Ktti.t KcMBu-'rs,- ,
' Cofirct-t BMi Miliui-y
$ "Irtiniprta, .
t fjwHifa, - -. .
I J r tidies. . "
l'i- .
Lr.ii.
in ni.e, t'il f
I'mr.Q J-0-!f
t. ti'in-h, t iito.bfr nn-l
i..r.xiu,s,.s
l.at'.n,
I'"1
'uiUra, (
rmiei, from I tt.
."'' ; - ..',.( I iiit.irii,r, '
Hiiutbrna, - -, . $ UlUIUIi -"'V .
Ua.inuus, ' m ' Mcrtnaccrt. . .
Hcg.a.kia, s.!V r.d ? Tolian r.t,
ieolos, jiui,,,,
io!ms, from 3 to 50, J
Violousellos, - Hi iils. s, ' , ' . "
B .ssoons, j ; T'ifi.,K IT.mrcrt.'
Doubly ,'. Mures; kit. Ke.
Warrantwl to be W lU4 first niKilitytjirtiithei'
at the shorUst notice, end ori lift mol restuiit
bie trrrns. ' j r.- - -
Onlers, pnsl-puHl, sildresjed to JaU Ask
rfjd, Ncubcrn, N C will be gralefullv reci ivtd
and H-orrtpOy attended u- . ' - .
- Newbern t)eorobf 9 "1 " ' " ' 63.8weow
; WATCH MARti: SlLVKRSaHTI.
.rOHN C. STK1U1AN fiai eomm'enci.l
S above bvisi-uess in this place', and hm.es 'by
huattciiUoiii to sueiit purti.m; i-f pifblie na.
lioiniire All. kinds of repairing usual in such
an cstal.liihiueot, done with dcptch, and 0
vf?X?Pak notice. An a'aioitiiieiit of ill.VJ A
I U ' oo"tantly kept on haml; Sl.onua,
Lames, &c , manulattureil to auv, (.attern.
. II An experient-ed Wanh Maker iH
mett with goixl wag(!), if application be mails
soon. , r 4 . . , ,, ; . 4.
An epprciitloe will he' taken Us, the Silver
. Smiuh's tra.le. " , . 1
. t!a J. r... -' '.. " l , ' .5
V',, . 5j siivee nn orast.
foreign, August 14, " , - 1'
iii
r:ir
I.M t-
I keoara r-;--: ' '. ' - 1 ' ' ;
UerwB in I . . ,r 1 .,i
te tbe Jn.e oi in ' -jo, t i , , t t , ,.,
S model of that i, r 'to'". .i"tf ri.it ;
feaaion or the !.., v'.- 'i all l, j ,.t
tboiM be a Dl.itioos f . . . ,. !
judgoa m.ht I. am i . ' ,. ..ii , ,
arnt tvi;rrs ilia t.'juiiy cf i',.- r j
and tlie lii;;h ilut i s nhieii it in - ,.
'peak hire on'y of l.-s ;r iVs.on !ti,
Uiat which he eah.nU'd t h eu.i ".' rV j
njore than twenty vrari. wnii i l r, f ..
efiVrtthat omrht to be. n-inenibrred :u 1,
as a reverem-c K.r cr.r ni il in&'
.1'
be c'.n r.iht iL .No man con", J 1.
I; t. i. 1 t
witliout pvonouncut-r Uin one nf thV . - i
nn n of 1 s a 'e. . 1 lie Imnre) 'if -t u u
was upon lu romt'ennnce jnot tluit gre:;.
uvaa nuicu ik ue oi;;:ciiir ot any nm . lu.
lent. or moral quality ; but a p'tatiicss V hirh
i made up by blending the. iaei'l i-s of a
fine intellect ilh Cialted tnor.-.l f. ( !
Although he was, at all timeii, acr. sw ',.!, .' ami
entirely free from . unstcritv, he soun d to
live and move tn 'un mmosphi re of t!,i,-i.'''y.
He r acU-d nr,:!'..n'' by In. i.umu r vet li
appnwehed hiui with reverenre, and left him
un respect., llielitilu rri tn-eN and con-1
1 iv
!
1 ,
8J f
X I)octor"V. 11.. Uunut ; i
i l'.B,RS m'' terrfe" to the Irtb'abitantaVif Re.
I letch and its vioinitv. in vc'.l.u. ....
esof hia profession. ,XV . 'g- '
V lift: hatjiut reeelveif, anif rntenil kceninr a
constant supply (rf MKDICIVSH, uhicn he will
tell to the Members- the Piofessinn,d a.
mers, at a moderate advenes oh the Ntw-Yuik
prices ' i ' v u t , l
sionef Messrs Kinck VuMen.- . .
. SO-tf
'PUR Subscriber hai on 'hand ainlnfrhp. fMi
several hsndtone and fanhinii.il. If . 1V i::..t
nf 1.1. IUIM. .n..1r.. II.. t . .
iiihmc uminei iri''. wiiicii he n fers rf,r ....
usual low prices. ,. . , . .
- WliSLCY WIIITAKF.R.
IJecembcr 17. . . ' " il-tf -
For Sale dp Heat. " '
plIS well knv.n stand on Market stret t, ft.r.
. ...merit- owned ny James - Mcara. 1. '!. .t
nexf door below Richrrd Kufitrts' Krocerv Store
l.usbe.siuiiKiveii on tuc 1st oay ot Jaiiuiiiy next
. v, .ui tuifi- liu.,. iiihi uin apply io
J01LXJ. CtWISTOPIIKIt,
. . 5Uf ,
JJeceiuber Co
. Sharon for Sale.
S SHE place on which I reside may be had on
i reasonable tern inr wml,.!, la nnr.fc M-.
bank iiceomniodaliou. It contains alw.iit ,,4u
vic.oi lanii, w good noaliti, -bordering on tli,
Clt) Ot Italeiuh anil on a m.lilis . vnuil l.nwtl.,
IVom the city,' Sixteen or eighteen acres aj"
clears j. and underolilvmlnn iW.. r-et :.
ed wiln a hetivv lortat p-mwih, uhriin,i;,.n-
fire-wood and timber. Thc.land contains an t v.
cedent rock qniyry, is well watered by brncli-
es, anil lias two rock aiiriiiira. near llni
uual probably to any in !, nmm'v Mr rfurr-l .
Ii g is about Sn 5 aiila from the 'town line.
The situation, therefore, has.thu .'nlvaii(oi.p. t,t
town and jcoiintrv unitf-d.
Iii.li, the most dejirablo spnt for a rcaidi tice that
I know in the state. Ani.lv eon.
Sharnn, May 8 , ia,f
in
lit anion
U.,1 I ,
I 1 me.
'The Grove iof Sale.
IT WILL Slitl ill Inhrlir... .I.;U' T
nt Jsrunklin counrv. tuoiriileili'Mii t.A .....
oi i7ii,sourg, wnere ttiare are two 'Academics.
it is situated on the nmin mid li suliiif; from (he
ninth to Hillsborough and the Pills of Ncuse,
eoniinnirig near iwu. acres, not lie te. half, ol
which is cleared, and well adapted to the tiiliiii ti
ot corn and Cotton, and i;i a good slat of cultiva
tion the balance of 500 lina an abundant snni.l i
of wood and timber, within luo'iuilet of a saw
mi.l on the nver : The Iroproj'emer.ts eonsiat ot
COinini'talile dwelline houses with four roomi on
the lower floor and three on the uppt r,: wiih o-
itiwn ni.AnMmr V...I I.. -..,4 I.E. . .....
...... ..vi...n.j uu, lliiu,..,. UIIIIU lUWIIIUi:, HJII1C
JMid bark mil, he-, bee, - This suoation is' One til
the liiosi agreeable and healthy in the stale, imtl
advantageously phtced for a store, or therccep.
lion of ti avtllei'3. being fin a very pubi'io road.
1 - ill alto sell the crops of cunt,' toili'er am)
Oals.'iwilb tho. fatted pork, .tor each, ami all lin
stock .of evi iy (lekcriptmn, phiiitation uter.siU
houKehold and kitchen fatnlluii-, on a ere.
lit of 1 j months ' , . - ,
I will also sell my plantation and mills on
Cnililiee, vilhiti six miles ol tlie c:ty fif ltah ;j li,
cniitiiiiuiii; acre. n.oie or Icr.s.' . 'S'lie lauii n
of excelli i.t (jiialily, anil the scite on aliich the
nulls aland inteiior to none in t!i uei:-l;bui liooil.
-rAsl lme resolved io sell, v. .:i viw oi re.
movn:g to the Western country, M.coiiuuoilatiMr
crutlns will i'e inven oil th paMut-ms alter u.c
in s!, which a dl. its n (u.ivil in l.. in1.
- - - m.jiia:j t .an :;.
? i i . ri.
tests ot men were bo.icalli bun i their birk
enngs, their cnvyin;,s, the.r aUnd. 1 in- nd
all the workings of their liltlo pus m., kept
at a distance from him ; and I have o;u-n seen
him discomfitted at the b;ir. when COiiteluiii.ii-
for his clients, in cases where the little pas
sions only . had l:iy. Ilia w as the reg ontf
high, sentiment , mid there he occupied a
standing that was pre-eminent in Noi ili-Cn-roliua.
Hotonti ilinted more Uian auv nvm,
since the time of General Davie and Alfred
Moore, to g'nc character to the Kar of the
istate, and to impress upon the reoile a i n.
verence for their Courts ot Justice, His ca
reer at the Bar has been ldent.lieil with the
history of Nortli-Ca.'6hna ; and Urn life -and
his txami?c furnish tlietnes for iiuitruetion to
gentlemen Ot the Bench 'mid to his brethren
of the Bar., May they study ins life, arid pt-ii.
fit bv his example ! -i '-:'.
Tho constitution and jurisprudence of his
country, were hiafavorite studies. Profound
trflcClion had j;ncralizcd his ideas, and gi
ven to his political and legal learning, ft sci
entific cas)L ,-No man ot' the age better un
derstood the . theory of ottr government i
no, man more adu ired - it, and no man
give more practical proof of..bis,admir;tlion.
The sublinie idea, that he lived under a go.
vernment of laws, was forever Oppcrniostin
his mind, and seemed to give a coloring to all
his actions. . , As ho acknowledged no domin.
ion but that of tho laws, he bowed witii fo-vercHtfe-to
their ftutliority, and tattglit tb.
diehce, no less by his example than his pre
Ctjjts.' To tlie humblest, officer of justice he
was respectful i the icws of private charac
fer were overlooked, when tbif, individna
stooil-betore htm clotlied with judicial au.
thoiity. Tn tho County Courts, where the
Justices of the Peace administered tlie law,
ho was no less seapecifbl in his deportment
and subiuiss'ivc to their decisions, than in the
highest tribunal of the SUte.'-'Ho'Considered
obedience to the laws 1.0 be the first duty of a
citixen ; and it seemed to bo the great object
ot his professional life to inculcate a sense of
this uilty and to give to the Hadniirustratioji
of the laws an impressive character. - ..
To understand his character, and to nrofit
by that 'UaaeistaiKling, wcr should coni.iler
it, hrsti in its relation to the Courti secoinllv.
in its relation to .the Bar." '
In its relation to the Courti 'In North-Ca-
rolinathe. Coutts of Justice arc the principal
neuoois oi uisvrucuon io nie j)eopu". t he
discussions which there take place,, and the
contestations which .are there carried on ard
listened to with eagerness. by tho neonfe who
1 ..... I. .. 1: i
unvjiKi, piiuiijcii iucir uiHUM siaiKuni; ana un-'
prove theirgcneral stock of knou ledge; whilst
the lasbuigs wjiich vice receives, and the
piaiso. and commcnd.i'ion given to virtue,
make moral impressions of tlie "most 'salutary
kind. ' Here are tuujrht the ifVLat h asons of
ouetuenccto the lawsand ot revcrciice lor
their administration.' .The men, v. ho adnun
istcr the laws in Cour.tsof Junior, acti.ndt i
a responsibility that is not often apDreciatcd.
Neither a Jiidge nor a Lawyi r blii.eld ever
enter a Court without ad-ie'.ensc et tiii t re-
spoiiaibihty ; and, wbtn tliet-p; .ieii iliei.id
act his part with tjccor'ua and firmness The
dutics t-f each ara well tlehiu d, the f(,'.N !
each weh asfcertained. : No man imder.s'.'i'Ml
cither the pneor the other belttr th.-m A---
Tuioam tteiiuersoil.. to i:ib'ii't- a ifeie"f.
for tiic Jaws, an impre'ision iimst l.n made,
and constantly enforced, by every thing 1b u
pnssi.s, that they m-i admm'isicred with pi n
ty, without to or,' pas-,,on ,or c?pricc ; ami,
m to the criminal law, iiwt it U lulnim.veic i)
inn.'ury. AVhatevtritmy be the cli.uacef r
of the judge this impression r annul lie made
nor entorccd, withouitiie aid of the bar, '1 l,c
lawyers arc the pdl..iwi' ( h sii,pon the u
spectabihty and autlioriiy ot the nufg. ' ' A
nonviction of tins truth retnilatcd ilr. Hen.
ticrson's conduct to the court.
He often said he had known but few men
who were auilcd for the i.i in h; In. li .1! 1 -i'i,. 1,
many good lawyers, aiwl hut lew j'n ,i j i,'n
There are somit.y 'pi il.ficaUims icqn ,ie to
form agoodjiiii -i ,t!i..t thry arc r.iuly ii,i..i 1
cninbiut-J. At i, e l,i .1 1 of tlicse i n ,,n''i. ,1
lions li L"d I- . nn 7 is ' in rallv rl mJ. .,1, I
is cbkflv looked lo in limkin'cappommeni'; t i
tl.t I C1U !l. ? Huh
that good common sen
was the first q
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lb.' V 1.
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d. frav ,v cf i.i
(letKlenmn imi'ci
priworTTicnf, v o
incut si ti4.it .t.
1, tit v.-i.idni, e ei
of the (lepra-. 'v
never to l;e m:! .:
fi-otu tbe or.iamrv ; .. ,.
tilt Se Kit- M 1VI1. - . s, 1
Tlie h s!.n- ol , '
Ita.n e 1 f i 1-1 t
vet there it a wo: ', n
front wlueh goo.! nun r
and which, w Ih-'i it hnCi
is attended, pern ips, vr
cestnan ...sct ei.i. 1 t .
ness in a tul;T. winch in.
0.1 a ptirticul.ir la .ever ;
the jnde lu.nself is on
v, h 1 'v ' s t 'i ; e '-ci i d
ami the people. Ther."
judge so much ti lie ih..
mu'olt cs it it.t only h ad
illCl
a .
cu tni
a.ij I
is no we
i'.i I a.
t 1
.1
but
l.r
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am
lift
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1 ,s
f,i'1 w
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us, wii
, pol'mt
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;'itt
to the pMiTn.f l.ir lawy er an m.i.i.
tinre ovt-r li s r.ivi!.i-en, nn.t M.-,y
vnenc of tiic "pi in . t r' ei
we il, nesa ii ' 1 1 'v " - ' , i
p-irt.ctilar i" -t , lin m. 1 , t ,
favoritism may he d.Kgu'Ked, but i
on k lawyer is. obvious In a'l v
court. Mr. II- 11, h r-( ,'s ( u.,t
the bar, h.s Jv knew !, tl if ,11, -h
known candor, all conspu'ivl to n
Ohjert ol tins w , i-i, am! 1 (,
more than oni e a.i d.e nil a j'i
ed to lean upon him. I le scorned
client's Causi hv hunr'uig a uial.i.
in the judgment of common peiml
tliu streams of justn-e as mm h as.
corruption. ' .-
He t'liteltained the most J.rof.ii'-i l 1,1 1.
tempt for that class of men, who, hei :ig pp."
pointed to the bench, are (o,,d (,f d i-.'.r 111,1
tlie powers of their official station" ; "7
ciiieu," as the Miliar call it. , - m. i'i
generally claim a corscpienre to v. !. H t'n y
are not entitled, 11ml seek W opei-mr
the fears of the bar and the pt ' ,
of trying lo r tin their it 'put an Ian
commit me.i to jail for iii,iiiii.ir. (( , , .
and treat w ith itisolt 1 l.u'.s,
and witnesses Mr. I. mlerso.-t d, , ,
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"ivi.w iiu jiuh linieii us ne. aiiitoiTi u puit
cial tyranny ( and , delighted to dwell ipon
an anecdote of tlie lain Jurlqci WiJ.ls, ,f S.
Carohii.t who, upon calling a 1 ,i -.o (.11 1 ',
and learning, that, a material wum-ss o( on.
of the p irtus .'.is iiitovieated, and ur .Me t
give testimony, Willi a benevolence and gi '
nature lhat. adnriied him. adiourned the tri.J
until the vilnc ,j 1 o.dd bcco.itc sobi r. l.' mc
1, wculd
j.;l. 'lh.se
: betweeti iu,.
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it'
witness
a revi r
Ol iilii
pf d. f
oi tbe la
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, to e
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Tin
men that I 1 ,r.- sicn 011 the ben-
havccMim.KUd t
men do not know ti'f
spiring terror and ins;
neath the dignity ol 1
01 uia spini. ot our institutions, to ad
freeman's f mi. Vn1 , . ot , s-'
vera him, and fi.i.h r ,. 1 .
dretscd, io 1 i'p,; hi-n (!..
go ast::i;-. '1 i,. 1 t , ,1
people of ?.ii C 1 , t0
ccrs ol'jnsti t idi (t , , , ; t , t ,
u.cnl to the 1 .
sped ior men in
on, their part shou'a pen r be .'met v
tliir.Br that -savour. t.t iiui.i i'd
rher iu p 41 J f ii
comes the niaicsty
uiiy eery 1 f. st o,u 1 Sll f , , ,
and, tiniioruilv exhibit it
his (iflii-jul duties. .That
ry .on the heneh, and so
p'es'n e ul the I,. ;, '".
n a pre-eminent degree,
he hi.vest as nmeh as U i
Ihr- u'..li. l,n 1......I.
..... ......... linn..,
vt II as ' e Id' hf t n'
edand siisUnini l.v u;a de
hi! behaviour.
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t' irv, h's ( oi 'e, to '
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