' t. . , !
i'.Mw vert ev.er.'.-e, tn J J
'. c . IJ be e itre : u -!y
.1
tt-en a'atcJ. Mr.j
', i rrilne priocelT
-;!e of Lit linen. on:
! s not lets exteuMve
: he iil acii'iirt.
.Vr.' '.; Aa& rtmer en J Slamp.
jjij V,, ...m Contvo li&j invented
g cew l... r. ite roper and stamp, to
i revert f iy of country botes. Tie
'.vrv'.Vs U ciUeJ triple paper, U
Uj i.c-l ttrou'hout in tie interior,
i t tot ua the aurface, and form a bril-
: ulJ indelible mirk. Every note!
of t!.i triple paper, is dippea thieJ
c&es, ana couched twice, m u is teen-,
rucally termed, instead of onl y one dip
ping and one couchiag, as in the ordi
nary paper. The prica .is -one fuurtli
mora thin common papers . - -
, . ; - j.v - , ' ' ;--.r
A PillaVvaadeof curled hairtnJ tail
ed the Napoleon Pfllow.isndw inanufae
turediB New-York.- It has ait opening
ia the centre, and its construction is ad-
juirably adapted 'to the prevention of
.! - - . II ! lL - I I I
rneuraauc pains anu roia in uiej ncau,
which, we are assured, tht French are
put subject to, as they nsa hair instead
feather in warm weather. A New-
Yark toaper sajs, a gentleman of that
te an-
i co-t'.t;'
r.i.rx-1 by a.
m - v a
. vtitVe :
i II it. ,
f v ,
.it salute 4f t : .'. :rv,
i i, hi'.d a tcvee duriu the
tn .. .r., at hidi most fcf the pna:ii4e
ii.hij.Unt attended, and atnon; others
his excellency the Oi'vcraar gf Uui t;r
rkorj. ' '
In tLe efeain2.aa e!eat hi", aaJ
enterUin-nent ws tiven br the Spai
niardj, to which th An dries tit ere
trr l-r U
ticijv. ia car lu iua tru'p, Cry j-re-ta
a-J, :J are n l satls'i-it to iU so,
but, L-c3uiii alrmtj at Cti ir.dt viJa
al enterprise .f e-ur jple, thfy ar ex.
rttin lie InJims aaiti-it t! na. 'H.ey
luru.iik tlicui with Uie iuitntmrcu of
licit, and a rapport to Hcivca tle ia-
I li n. tUt yr:
Cjrsrc i f a a r
city, !) i.tix.- Ai
be cbarrtd i 'i acli.tr
face o( sno.cr.
coraan'c ia Katjitua
Ltd
r t' ; i i-
r.. i in t .
.t Cot lU!c to
nuticr t!,e ir.t'.a-
Mil
Uxae tier u sa ac- i ; . -
i - . ;
jt.' DrenreJlj treat as tli: tl.arr tcr nur,
f ViraU i, aud I ou! 1 bat dlrUX H' '
auht from hf r well eanx?d fame, 1 cr,' t
suameatsof Jcaui. and a jts-ort
our buxjms..' .
. Iiutnell had gtrat eiprience of the
rcnerxuf invited, r "
ITe Americans cordiallj participated l Indiaii character; but, poor fcltoxr, with
in the feelings and sentimeat uf their j a Britih awport ther attat dcaivrd
Spansih breihrea, on the occasion. ihiai, and-tw fell a victim to his ova
ol Minerva, bearing an intant, re pre
senting the new act of conciliation; and
was farther attended by the genius of
chivalry, as an expressive emblem of
the Spanish character." Ia another part
of the transparency America was drawn
citT who aleens on a Nanoleon Pillow.! holding her banner tf star over the
states that it u remarkably comfortable; head of Florida, wha was placed be
ad that he bas been entirely free of. tweea America and Spain,-extending a
cold in the head ever sines he used it.
,,. , .y ' f. Frttnuat 'Journal.
Viduabltl Invention A traveller in
recently passing tlic bridge over their i At 'the cercbration'ef St. Patrick's
Delaware nver, ocrwreu inwu uurjjay w uiasjoW, the fortuyiee.Uon
caanolbol'cxc hL4 or eca L-hci U
to 'have, that tcueence ever her ntcr
states, which ran iyyj; tx'i te. An
the citiz-eo of NrUi-CnSioa le' inde
prmlent now th.n they trfre lit or seven
vears siocej It ia iaiht t Jci'.lectiin of
how manfullv she stool, in fAvurwfi
ine ainasementoldancin was pro-' rrtdulitr, and but scalp, wita thoa o4 TrawInrJ, not arainu v inrmu aionf,
until a lata hour, and the even- bis nurdertd comrades, is now bleedmgLbut a majority of the republicans of the
I nion. . Diis device of Mviroia tu
fluencehas beo rvsortcd to too often
to hao ef.ee t now; the bate is too sUle
to be swaJlowed. The republican pha
lanx will remain unbroken yunr mix
im is "tRvi-.le and conauer" u mot-to,-Munitcd
we stand, well knowing
that -divided we fall. .
Asyoe have reserved to yourselves
tracUd
ing passed with' onuta&l pleasure and
narmony.n .. t,
' The monument of the constitution in
the city snuare Was handsomely: Ulami
nated; ana its base ornamented with a
en its way to some of the Hudson esta
btiMiments. - !; . . ; '
7 Another of Gen. Ashley's won tided
meats dead, making IJ tnen- killed by
the A'Ricarees: and It by the lilac k-
transparency, Tepresentin the figures, foot; ia all, known to have been. killed
of Spain, America, and Florida, appro- by the Indians within the last two or
priately grouped and "attended. The three months, C(J effective men; and I
figure of Spain was accompanied by that ; estmatc the amount of property actually
hand to each, in a parting attitude to
wards thjgi ,attcrft. Jiugwiint He-
a prrat number of horses, &.e
i'lie Ottoes, MUaourii, OmaJiaa and
Panis have been to see wc already, and,
as usual, profess great friendJiip, &c.
but, with, the restol Vie nctehWing
tribes,' are anxiouly lookiiij and listeu
in; to know how we ( the Americans)
are going to get out of this scrape. ; ,-,
. I am still in bad heal tli, and almost
despair of recovering during my stay
here, , c. , .tv , ' u .; ,
,1 am this tnoment interrupted by the
ajrivil of san express from the military
expedition, with a letter Irom iNlr, Filch-
i ri.
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PF.TEKSaVHf PRICES.
Jurwl IS. Uaco.i, IJl: Cotton, a
Tobacco, 3 JJ IJ 5D Flo iv T a T S"H
fee, 2 a 30( Sufir, brown, r a 12 50
5 Cof
EaX
rs a 67t--
the pnvilege (which I hope no person
will Vpicstion) of an unreserved ex
pression of voorown opinions" respect
tog me presiaentiai canuiaates, ana as actors of tbe North-Carolina Bant! Soeiety
Uomcatic, w ill b
on Saturday, th
Tha members of
the Board are reipectivelv v-vfjueited o
tend. - WH. UGnTFUOr,cc.f
v Italeigh Pekco Socic.,
' TUa Kcr, R3BirT.riAirit!,br appoint
ment, to preach an anniversary aerdion before
try A meeting of the Board of I)i-
vuu promise to follow, speedily, with for Uia4ona, Foreijrn and
the reasons which led yon to t!r adop-eU ie the Cky of luleig
tion of Mr. MDttffiee assertions. M of September neat
shall I be to occupy a small nitch in
four columns, if need be to reply. ,
.15. ? A SUBSCRIBER, i '
Piarl.-'iethcr' the term VM Ua
dical, as used to designate a certain
rmiaaeipma, wuuesseu iu oiuo ur-i SUft genor reitol, was present, ot gave as er , yunw, at ic ucau oi me
' prise mwil boat withaJarer one in a toasi " May ev?ry nation, be Loyal -Missouri Fur Company, on.this river,
teic, propelled expeditiously against the ' tp the King, while the King ii Loyal i which, ,hc says .', I. have , but' a mo
. japids at that place, withont any visible ! to the Nation'. " The Priesfai in For- j went to write, I met an express -from
a?encr except the currentaetinff on two'nMit ' hi eall ihomsMTM Shn. fthe Mandans, bringins me very unplea-
r . ..... .
water wheels, which the boat supported. knra .n,i ci.oprrla f!.i
" . 1 J wau vwvviivi va -J v w a wi ua
Tl,. A',tnw f K. M.tB.Vnrt Sfalaa. t a t r i. -r
" '"'r - i it in aepnving me sneep oi meir vyooi.
Tjian, says,' Ihat this is a patent inven- . -Among the toasts is the following ve-1
tittn of Col. Edward Clark, member of, ry beautiful one" The beautious Vine
; the Academy of National Science, Philr 1 0f Christianity; as its various branches
adelphia, to whose enquiring mind it prfng from one root, may they bear one
. ins, many years ago suggested, that tea fruit universal chariti. ' ;. -
4ervhedo, which ihouUlfiretenta$reat-. ; : - ' r
trrunacc w me currou, man uicvuut t , commercial L itdUr- lM . editor ot ,
ichkhlhey were attached, might gain a : the Glasgow Chronicle, after remarking
power iiifficienttoprrpel the boat against that the present practice of giving credit
the stream. . The plausibility of which fomVtM. is absurd, delares that, ac
theory was such as to iuduce him to cording to Parliamentary, returns,' the
nnake experiments in 1813, which pro-!debts of the English .Baukrupts, on an
td successful, and in 1815 he construe tverageofUie last three years, amounted
ted a water wheel which worked a pump to the amazing sum of 3,456,S8C a
by the influx of the tides on the Dela- '.year.. The dividends- fell short of
ware.: Since which time it is said it has -4,400, little more than half a crown the
been in successful operation on the Sus- hundred pounds. " The dead loss is
quehanna. and the ; inventor ofifer s to more than 15 jper cent upon the income
guarantee the passage of boats with his from trade( of every sort, ' which was
maohinery up inclined planes of ten or 'assessed for the property tax. It nearly
fifteen de.,-.;:-Vvnj ;- equals the whole net produce ; of the
A maclune which propels a body Xip ij, taxes. It 'is six times more than
stream by a force derived from the couu- the income of Glasgow from professions
ter current of the water, we think is a- ag wen as trade, at the briskest period
bout as wonderful as the long sought ar- 0f business. ' ; It is more than half the la
ter perpetual motion, and we shall not tal expense of the English poor, although
be astonished if people withhold their that expense in part includes the. wages'
cadence till they have the occularproof. of labor,' Perhaps all the thefts and
'''"' PtovGaJi. robberies, for which capital convictions
t v' 1 -TT"- '' i have taken place in England for a Ifeen-
r Th season and tfie crops.--We have tUry, fall short in point of value of the
t recently taken a short excursion through bankruptcies of a single year." :
the countryduring which we male par , Can any one furnish a$ with 1 an s
' -tirnlnr nnir in relation to the ptow- ts.i. Af...i.-1... k... ti .nM...n:n
j ' o : iimaic ui nuaw lias uvcu luai auiiuaui 111
last nine years,
Almost every where the season has been
highly favorable to the growth of corn,
And the calculation generally seemed to
.be, that after the present crop came in,"
the price of Chat article would not exceed
"two dollars per barrel.--We examined
jnany fields, and, generally speaking,
' jnevei witnessed a niore luxuriant crop
. Mm llisn Ikii txrla fhl tt
'to repay the toils of the hti8bandman.:jtell, and you to hear, of the barbarity of
;.u -,. ST'J&li&f&fi. J'tl. Jtepi the Indians. They continue to deceive
-Ss. '; h'--2Ll 4V:4t e- and murder the most , enterprlsingi of
"r f -New-York; July M?i ot people; and, if we continue to for-'
Vesterdav afternaoh: Charles Ball. 'bear-i-ir we do' Bot eoon discover a
altout V 15 , year of age, an excellent j greater, spirit of resentment, this river
Mviroiner, was drowned in the KasVn- 1 win oe uiscoioreu wun our uioou. c -.
sant news tne flower of my business
is gone...; My Mountaineers have been
defeated, and the chiefs of the party
both slain the party were attacked by
three or four hundred jBlackfoot Indi
ans, in a position on the Yellow Stone
river, where nothing but defeat could
be expected. . Jon and Imraell, and
five men, were killed. ... Tlio former it is
said fought most desperately,. Jones
killed' two Indians, and in drawing his
pistol to - kill a third, he received two
8 pears i in his breast, Immell .: was in
front; he-killed one Indian, and was
cut to pieces,1, I think .we Jose at least
215,00Q. -1 will write you more fiflly
boiween thi and the Souix.' v vi,
, Jones was a gentleman of cleverness.
He was for several years1, resident,, of
baint .Louis, where he has numerous
friends to 'deplore his, loss. Immell has
been a Jong, time oh this riverJirst an
officer in the United States' army, since
an Indian trader of some distinction
in some respects he was aa extraordina
r wan he1 was brave, uncommonly
larse. and of muscular streu2th---when
timely apprised of his -danger, a host
within liiui&eif. The express . left the
military expedition on , the 1st instant,
when all was well.
; . With great "respect, yoor most ob't
serv't.r ; m 'i, BEN. Q'F ALLON,
- .-T'--tT q it..r.Ji.. iff.!-'
(; Eup'tlndian Attairs,' St Louis.',.
' . . tir iL 1 I x
ing crops y iui scarcely a soiuarv the U. States, during the
exception, uie ev"""!-" wc- rewiicu m DanK.ruptCiesf 1 hu.
were ot tne mosi lavoraoie cnaracier.
'.fi, 1NDJAN OUTRAGES, A
K.5 From St. Louis paper, of July 23. ,
rArt'l i ,i ! Fort Atkinson: Julu 3,
-.-etf
Dear' Sin? Hoiv painful for roe - to
I'm nwu-cifA on kfif Talani't Vnnn
,l?air, and a lad. not quite his age, were
making' a. trial of, Xhe improved jLife
preserving Bed-) in the presence, pr .a
number, of citizens, when he was sndr
.-denly seized with a fit, fell from it into
the water, and instantly, sunk. to, the
bottom-aud perished. . Apart from this j
wistressmg occurrence, vne iriai gave
tiie utmost satisfaction, and no doubt
. vas entertained by the, spectators that
this great jinproveraept, if brought into
general use, will be the means of pre
erving thousands of shipwrec ked sea-
' men and passeugers front watery graves.
S A jeUcr dated Port Talbot, June 20,
Rives an account of a .very, singular
phenomenon, which occurredin thewa
ters of Lake Erie.' On the SOth of May,
about subset, the lake feeing Calin and
smooth, and the weather, fair, 'the wa
iters suddenly rose perpendicular, rush-
fd up the channel of Otter Creek, drove
..a schooner of 35 tons from her moorings,
: Shrew .her on high grpnnd, and rolled p--ver
the bcach.into the woods, complete-.
h-inundating all adjacent flags; : This
as followed by ,two others of jequal
; 'cijtht, which caused Uiecrett.to retro-
Kde a mile and a half, The noise oc
casioned by its i-ushing, was truly as
' tanishinor.i i The same phenomenon took
f piace atJLiUle Creek, 20 miles frpm tlie
;,tihei;.r-jVf confer. ; a -iff.
Tlie defeat of Gen. Ashlv bv the A
Rickarees, and departure of the' troops
to his relief, had scarcely irone to vou.
, B , ,
when an - express arrived, f announcing
the -deteat by the lilacktoot Indians,
near the Yellow Stoneriver of the Mis
souri Far Companv'i Yellow Stone or
Mountain Expedition,- commanded ' by
Messrs. '. Jones ' and - Immell, - both of
whom, with five of tlieir, men, are'
mongst the slain, f All of their proper-
Mettrt. Belt X3 Lmdrenci,:
S I.anY ready . io acknowledge the
obligation I am under to you, for com
plying 'with' my request, by 'giving a
place to .'' An Observer in your inde
pendent paper of yesterday,, and wil-
!incly cive"; you full credit Torv the dis
play of your liberality, dissenting
as you ao entirely from the views of that
't . . -i ?, i :
writer, wmieyourneariy assent m grven
to the great truths so eloquently por-
By v adopting the sentiments of Mr.
M'Duffie, vou constrain me once more
! to trespass upon y ou r ' liberality,'' by
t beciiina the favor of you to give the po-
liticai uenniuon w.me lerin ivauiciu.
When applied hy Mr."RPD.n:i doubt
a art' odious epitnetj it was 6asy to d'19,
cover his views by his ohjectl If I may
be permitted to fpok for tlie meaning,
in flie principles' of thse to whom it has
been applicci, I should say it was only
another name for economy in expendi
tures; accountability in public oflicersj
a strict investigation iiito all appropria
tions, the due enforcements of the laws
in other words for genuine repubii
j?
class , of politicians in this country, be the Ritik Pan Soetety, at the Biptii
one happily conceived and appropriate. SSSZS
ly applied, or not, it must be known to day, (the day following, at 3 o'clock, P. U.
out correspondent aa a terni not ofves- Ue'etywui meet at tne same p.aee, oa
, , . . . . : , boaiheej. KXi the members and friend of
terday's origin, but as having been long e society are requeatod to attend ou both
nsedtddistinsruishaclassof peliticians, .? .-.'.'J-fBtt, BATf LE, (,V. See,
who, refusing the appellation of-FedefV-- y. ') r;", . . ;
alisU, are still opposed to the general' to A CAMP-MEETING wul bij
principles that govern' tin leading mca- at oieiiya Meeuni-Hmise, coainaiji
r. i - ? ' .-- . i - . counrr, to commence wo the 9th October al
sures which characterise our present pon'. chaDrf. Gmnville eountv. to
publican administration--Jt'r(rmiabeS'l,ow tho 23d October, and at Union;
the phrasers better, relished men v0rembcr. J i-ao. l. LEMAV. t
wo wonltJ reduce to the hadow.of'k',.-w.'4,:--'-a'f '"' ;'?. T
army-our peace establishment; ' who). 7r 5 TvCatnp lectinS. . -
would dismantle our navy; level our ' t hhk t.hap. ia rrwixmwnwj,
. - . .' a: "wilisa li-om Lmireborp to torameuoe ilie H30,
fortifications, . over which ' the "Star ani ewJ the 7ia r AuMtt. ' " ,
Stvinoled 'Hannir' - ha , sn lonir anil ' a Buoanoen, mni nwn nnm m iur.
apngiea wanner. . nas so long anu chihUMeoiii to uauullgo the i6duil
proudly waved'; put down our military end tbawdi of aukukc. , -
. . vx- . , .m. l' , S'l. At Uotlitl Aleetiitjf Home, In Granville
academy at West Point,f an insUfution T mi,c, froia oJ. t0 eomme..et ih
justly the boast of our country and the .,f "2 P'b8r. t wa
. . J n..d ii. tl . ii.U Ik. fnili-lli fliairut aimlr.
wonder and adroiraOon of, foreigners euoe for .Neuw iiiitrrot, - to whluh the loci
allthis npon the principle of economy .rw?te,V ttn v""J
in public expendltures.'.v,? : .X?ttTef Mdiell the Superior CouSlbe Wake
"'As respects Our Correspondent's re-: eoantr. Ike . Uamn-mfcilne t Meeri.mia will
. ' .' : .. Hi,!. ii,. o :i, i.r c.i.m.
V rill 1 1 V I W. IHV UI ,' M. ' w ...i. v
bvr -one wurjk aoonw than w brrelnfore nnl.
marks upon the subject of ". Virginia in
fluence'?. in North-Carolina,- we da not
diffeias nwch as he imagines.' .r II ' is
eertaihj that';'N6rth-Carolina has not
thought and acted for herself as much
as she ought tohave done.'- -Tliis very
indolence of. political . chamcter was,
however, laudable inthe origin. Vir
ginia was" the elder sister;", to her she
liihiul, - . .... s. v.
WitvCOMn
nni
ON.
11 anoke Ltind for Halo.
UK. lubieriU'r nrtlr ibr tale, en moderate
' wrmi, a VluHk!eiraet of land, aituaieu on
aouilniile of Kounoke rircr, vctt end of
T
die aouitu
lialiLx enunt. known by the name, "UalUrdv
conl;iii ing i-igl., "or ninn lianlred acreij a eon.i-
wn Wnfnmid tk Ionic nn in matra nf deml.le p.in.on ol wluoh it beared, and pro
" " I at ... JS.a. eimta Al nrJtfflt. mJaateteatX.
t, f UUWt.1 lltrw- wau" we aweawwa
moment, because from her she was ac
customed- to see emanate - the' purest
eui n 'and
boat ' . 1 lie river boitudiK on t-e iiurih aiiln.
and olTera an li(;llil aite for 4 null, whiih It i
bt-lien-it modi enhno-1 ft vulue. liueu tbe 0-
pnnciples of our democracy 4 Is there r"K r '' harigHimn below, and every en. .
' ' . , ",... --a eouraeemnit given to grienltoriaia and nianu.
any thing Strange,-. Under this View of j.Bturera above die lulla , feraone In ,,uriit IT
the subject; if we should prove, uucon. ; J:
sciously, influenced by the sentiments ton,- Out. EJ .(!, itockianding, eulir- of
fxr- ' a. I,. I i4lioni m anew 11,1 anil anarcu iui k uu
Virmnia? At a mora rnnvumanl p? :;. . , . . ' V . .. - ,
nod, we, purpose to take a dispassionate
and more extensive view of tliis subject.
The quei le'g of our corresponden t rie-.
cessarily constrained us to offer the fore ¬
going remarks,
ty, to the amount f about 815,000, fell canism. Now, as you, have assumed
into tlie hand of. the enemy. - - Nr. JM'D's views, t and given your
To add to Gen. Ashley's catalogue of hearty assent' to his "great truths,'
misfortunes, the Blackfoot Indians have f and as I am unwilling to believe you
recently defeated a ! party of ' and
killed 4 of Maj. Henry's men, near his
establishment at the mouth of the Yel
low Stone river.' The express goes on
to state, that many , circumstances (of
which 1 will be apprized in a few dafs)
have transpired to induce a strong be
lief that ' Out. British traders Hudson
'liaii Comvanv) are exciting the Indians
t US, tuner 10 price w jrom fiuw u
; or reap toWi i1uInlians tht;
ill be lowi lor loeli mdV tn
jxixn r. u.wr.a, ,
... t , i . t . r I. O a u
Xeebrny
t;.
Ci.Sw
azamxt
would-revile a genuine, consistent re
publican; I am left entirely at a loss for
the meaninj of the term Radical ' Are
vou Bensiblt!, Messrs. Editors,, of the
great libel yon have issued against the
state of North -Carolinr when you ' say
we believe that the A public 'sentiment
in this state, emanating, most probably,
from the same source whence its politi
cal tone is usually derrvert we mean
quartet, or reap wuh IMl Indians the, onr aister? state v irgima. .- uu jou
ffUitt of ourUory .ftaVybchece that Nortli-Larolina jiw
r r. " :; Li A. TJ-tiV.l. a.I. ..nlWi.ot loailinir Btrintraof Virginia?
f I was la uuneriiiai ntc Ain.iai uautu i uiv jiiv.vu. ..0 ---
TDn tli nfhpr hand; do vou not believe
was in hones that, daring the late Indian that a great majonty ol the free men of
war, in which ilicy were so insirumen- North-Carolina possess as mucn pu
tal in the iQdiscriniinate massacre of our cal independence as the citizens of any
other state in tne union, anu wouiu
spurn hay 'interference oft the part, of
Virginia, 111 Iter pnuvai vuui.i iw ttiui
greedy wall. Dot yet gorged wiqr the as ttch promptucis as you wouio, wrare
people. that they had become complete j
ly satiated with ouf blood; but it appear j
not to have been. ,tle case. Like the
MARRIED.
. In Newborn, on the 31t lilt, Mr." ThouiM
J, Emery to Miasl'i-ancca Vail.' . . ' '-'H .
" In Fayetteville, on the' 7th iiist. Mr. Wt-
uam t luuineiu to wiaa atary iimpucii,. .
s Iii Chatham county, on -the 27th ult. Mr.
John Harmon to Mia Catharine L&sater. . .
In Warrenton, on the 7t inst Thos. Green,
Esq. to Misa Nancy .Willig.-?::V''.yi.,;,,;:'fliik;i
In Duplin county, on the 3d innt Jatnct
Lawson, F.q. to Mra. Charlotte Borden. .
' In Salisbury, on the 7tlr instant, Mr. Jacob
Huahcr to Misa ClirigtinaVerble. ' ' r
, On the 29th ult. Mr. Hobcrt A. Brevard, of
Lincoln county, to alias Sai? U. UwiIion,
of Iredell eountv. &fr:uy$J ' K-,.-,
fn Lincoln county, on the 17th ultimo, Mr,
William' Campbell to Mirn Eliza M'lan. )
AJao, in Lincoln, on the 17th ult. Captain
Jacob OrenUto Misa Jane Wutledge. fv , ; j
-. AIho, in Lincoln, on the 29tb ult. Mr. Spen I
ccr Shelton to Miss Lockman" ' A . . ,
: Also, on the 24th ult. Mr. Benjamin F. A
lesandcr to Mia Hannah Wilaon, both of
; Uecklenbtinr eountv. r y VV
"- Also, on Uie 15tli ulU Capt. German, of
Tennessee, to lliss Maty Jgcotv.- r.y.$
5 V tolEKft':
In fjumberland county, on the 1 1th Inst
Mr. John E. Beebe, in the 23d year of his age.
In Johnston county, very suddenly, a few
days ajro, Johrj Sanders, Eq.' Mr, S. was
a candidate for seat in the Senate at the
next session of .our Legislature, tff j,t ,
; r "'; . V ' fcoaxcxiiiitxiKt
, Died, at Tarborough, on the 15Ui inst. in
the 62J year of his aire. Mr. Henrv Ilontef.
To this advanced period his health had- been
preserved by temperance and regularity, nnd
his cliaracter, by tlie most blameless integri
ty. Few men have jived a more exemplary
life, and none have left it with more compo
sure..vtrf,J l.-'.V
At Dumfries, in .Virpn'm, on the 6th inst.
jolm Lkwson, Esq. ejred CV year, a revol-
dcjiwypatirlot.'vV'''5' '" v-'f'fr':
. Ancntt Il:tts3.
,vj,-f;:-M Notice ' ' '
MESSRS 'foaenli Rlw irds, William Cronn, .
I-hoa..Uolli)ll, Wili-y Stantnn, Willima
Kxiiit, Jox-pli Oio-iii, K'lliuond iHcrndon, Inane
Hili, SamvaoN.Liioe, a''m'u,Uirutoi- to tlie t-itute
of Winston Co-ll,ileoMi v r : -
G tKTLKXEJC, T A K lu NOTICE, I am nn
flnsd la the jtdt nf '.'Wayne eountv.- at the l.
trnce nf JoM-pli Kilwarda, fop debt, nd,ili!l
proceed to take tne beneat m tne net oc ui vn-.
neral Awcmbly foi'lhe relk-f of insolvent 4'cbt
ra,oi frtday ibi!Vibhiit. i llie jtul dour, ia
VVavn'borousb. , " - - . -( . ,
'WILLI M VILLI t MS.
A utrnnt W, t-.'3 "' . "Sflwp ,
Stephen ItnllowcTI, Jolm Juulce,
no. J. tlamiiton. Iltcfi'u tvasfiii-eion, l)i i-
ah Langiton, ribur Junes sen'r, Briiion bmitli,
Uttvia and isotrue, iwm llobintoti, Jercmiali Cor-
Wiesa, juiiV, Aaron I'eiklna, julm ti. Cully,
Dcrliaro Pender, John blowton, Bt-iij. lloel,
Metii. ihuranl. Lmli-iri(k h(wA. Ilen'ltrniu
It llimtincrton, IttlH.en Bovle, Uidding Coky,
Jnmet llick '. '.. v-".. . -....f
Ur.sTtaiE.-TAKR NOTIRB, I am enn-
fined in tlie jail of Wajne, at ihe iiinaiiceiif sie,
then tioiiowen. ai enannun V uio iwirt oi r.ann
tulkiWelt, fordabu and aliall nniceed tolt.ke (lie -
benefit of the aot ot the (i.-nrral Assumbly, fur
1.. ..il.-f Ar .!..!. -... Am l.",-i, l,.v h...
S'Jlh inat. at Um Jait dnnr, k VVtotabuioii;li
, v. .v AN I HUM l UMiilU .vl.
AoTflit 1.1, tU ! ' . v fl
Ran away :
ITittOM the subtariher, anme time in June
' lat, a negro fellow by Ilie tiame of
about S lert S or ImcIics hl;1i. e I made, very
ttr1;!it, blaek eimtpk ain, ralbrr aluw inikrn,
lis. ixmtJt 111. iii.ui.1 I'mnS li:,'(l, mil I tl.tt.l.
Im Will aim foi Carolina, or m-r nfgu of
Virgiuia, by the ay of txlgi Titld, b. C. tie,
waa brocjla from Yi, Carolina by William Mar
tin of Caawell emnijr. lie haa onee ran away
r. 6 i. k.,1 .v... v...:..:-
fi-om wbenee lie m brnnbi (o (bis Stale, ai.ti
old U me in Jmes coani) . Any pcrvm iccwt-.
ine a-i'ul lellma in Jail, or ilt-livnu g him loll.
sufuuribcr, or in Uolert Martin, iM Itoxkiiigliam
touulT, Noiih Carolina, ahull be well rrtthiilid,
A ny inl'oriiintio't of aaiilf-llo, directed tif mt.
Clinton, June county, will be thankfully iectik
ed T , V JOtlN MMIUN. .
4 Jonet eattiily, Ca Aij. 13, 1 I'd Y je-a,