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teTNtot WaM tj Wl tr-i-4 hy tw-a, A-Un-m. MUo.t IM Ktmu, tra Ho-. Tg-, M Dkr R.nk aaTuaaJ w IL P WW "7 "t 'A""'. C'talB, kaj ta, aaaw.adrti. .apt.,., tria
st prtta M W aVm liU aVip.
fcrr rtaolTad 8 W. flajiaaato maat tcrU, aa4
tfopri laaarri to rcpal caai teat a
,j aoeraWt b aaJT aa "jad by tkr
fUeratl-corthalWdSlaUMk Tkt bOowiac
(aUBMrfcGo. Traalalke8-c
War, 01 tk tmpar aaparaaaw ti
Uooriiaai aa Oiii apUaaap aabjt!:
Liratc i ViaAaa k aaaoaaaa kamaetf ai
AkI of the Uirr" GtaeraL That Iba -,urr
ahmaatwofjour BK-aaoe i. cauUi OmM,
1 am only at libcrtj to pw Uit tViaaaa wtaek
ft menu. Yo i daaarUy wlernd, tbera.
forr, tiiat 1 tra) ft W bt 7 ly W reaM u ilia
Mr mjiiiarr Mtack winck tke Uor.muial
r .1.. iu.aa bihm alull tluuh oroper la naka
ott U Urrftory, tha aeoor k aoaereija 1
..M-a al ttua dulr. aoaordxr to w limlUd
i..... ..a oraaraaa. IVom tk MAwwe
of ho-tHiCy, yaa W ka aojdcract kud irFat-
d at a putilia neaJ, ana u w F'Nfc-
, b,aai tM. to whom uurbt eooMa-
bnuallv bra ajjjK), to our owa dlee a
nuit iBaion,aniU'eUe the M.vancra, and
hat U more, the auVluskioK allwi of tbe bvici
hoaeiBJyouhadartl.
" You b refcired me for the role of my eon
doet o tke Treaty of ahuitoa; " arbkb, like
.11 ihr T-tict which bae received the aoa
Uatjonal taqctioa, h among tha aaprema wt of
tkc land," and wluivb ite rrcuueai it, uu-.eiore,
iounU to omry mto efiVfet, ' by all the mean nn-in-
his eonU-ol. In ira, I take the liborty to
efar you to a Treaty of pnor itate, aad prior no
tification, eoneroiU-d at the India Spnog, a aopy
of the" Proclamation ot'ahioh, omkr the ugn ma
utinl of tho. President. I have the honor tu eauloae.
On a aomparwon W dates tle Preaident may
think nroufr to remind the ConKrcw,that the old
prant claimi preference of tle new, at when vent
ed t-tehu tT toasted, the old Treaty, like the
aid grant, hn prefereuet of the new.;'
In addition the above, we diaeover that tliere
are 6t)ier warlike movements going on m Georgia.
A General Order hai been given to tye Major
Genaraitof tha 6th and 7U diviiioni of mnitia,
to hold m adioeu the several reglraenti and
Vattalkma within' tbefc reipactiW eommamU, to
revel any hoatOe mvasion of tha territory of that
State." And it h aUo' Hated, that DepoU of
arm and ammunition, eeniral to each diviiion, will
ke establuhed in dii time. V Sncb it the preient
it ale of -thingst 'Bat tmeerelv hope and eon
Rdently bpCevji, that tome vise measure will be
adopted by Congress lo bring thfise .difieiencet
to a speedy and pacific t0iihtltion. ' '
Jt is stated in t- Annfapplit Republiean that
flie bill to punish gaming hat passed both Houses
f the Legislature of IklarjUW. - The penalty it
fine and iroprisohmenci Tkk former law made it
a pLnilfUary ofitiee; mi (he eonseucnee vas,
it w seldom or.Aever enforced.
Col. WiLUfHS, cliargo d'ATaircs from the
United Suites to the Hepublio of Guatiinala,' ar
rived at Washington city pn. the Slstult. onariut
to the Government. ' 4,
The Supreme Court of this State adjourned on
the 21 a siltimo) after- a aessidn of, eighteeks.
The following is a. list of the cases decided dur
ing the term of the Court:"
WilJian Fftlis It others ?, Haph Torrenctlc
TamesKcer's ulni'ri, from In-di W. InEquitv.
I)cbrr aoeortline to the Heport f the Jlei-k &
Jlaatar .ef IredfTL extent as to hiteMst -on the
hire. k .profits of Kegroes, which question a re
iwd kir fin-thrr nmiaidpratinn. y .'. '
-Pilcrim Williams t Miraiah Rieks k
rtheni, lrom Nashv In Equity. , SUI ' disiuissed
without eosta. . . t,.'. , . -
'Mirajah Ulckf Esecntort &' Legotoea df
RalntoA UUln trom JNaali. lntquAy, la-
ttirlscajtory order iof the court below reversed.
Kefcrred to the Master to take aa account
"Willianj liryanjr.fcotlieca . the Extcutars &
m nwxs vy ju i "iiu, u-opi onaauu
KoiiKv. ' Citrtaaduttari tnilt : " 4
iViUiamroQm.e)ieMtorf Bryan Whitfield,
aie from iJeaoir - J.u Equity. Order of reterence
renewed by fading the Qerk of this ourt to the
Kommissiouer chosen by th parties. '
Hubert. fiVynn k ife tt,,Peyta R.
TmistaU, H-orn Hwi " Equitjv Iecree for
the eomplaiiiaotsv . ' , t
Leoy Stow d. te hf Jra $c devisees of JCatlian
ford; ueeeasediffom Lincoln. The hiterloew
tory order of tliis court, ordering a partition of
the lands reserved, & the cause ' remanded to the
Su
anu
ike partition. v, 1?(iff',s
"Famir Simmsfe Samuel Allan jv. JCreswetl
Key & othrs,froni Rock iugl iam,. In Equity.
Decree aceordiiig to "RejwA. t ' ' ,
. Joseph; rvdtu0puuCeu'',
t. Geoi-pe Robinson appt. from lredell.r Jmfo
moit of the superior court reversed and nti v trw
graeA' : ' - .-.,' "
Willis n Prew, attoruey tnenil, and others t.
Theophilus Huhter, from WaVe lu Equity. ( (b
. jtmetion made perpetual with costs.) v -
Sarah Gi-eeu . William room, gtmrdian,
and William Dranton, from Greene. In Equity,
demanded to Owe Court heiowr with leave to take
farthej-tcstintony.liC .l,f V'.-.1
Elum M. JoluistoN vt. Piarlea Carson, appt,
from Buneorobe. . r Judgment of tha- btperior
Court arrested. '' (, "a, " '
Gaveraor. to the use of eountr trustee, vs. W3-
rara liafr and others, from titokes - Jndgmeotof
thSspjW'Ck)urtalurmed. l-i-'1 ' ;
SaUt Bank of- Uoith Carolina vt, Henry Uijn
ter't executor k other, apgts. from Edgeconibev
dvnmjem 01 vie sapel'ior uourt ainrmea. . '
loe on. demise of V.- 'l ay lor k others t Mary
Saunders, appcjfronj Onslow. Judgment of the
Superior Court aiTirmed. ' ' ;
John Morehead tw,: Eustaee ltunt and others;
?m aanV, from Reeluugfcam; in Equity.'
IujuncOoo, aoaUe perpetual, and contract set
aside upon tlie eouinlaiiww's re-eon Vitt in i; the
lots in dispute by deed of conveyance to he ap
proved of by the Master of this CourW "
William lluRhes aa. Eustaea Want awl ethers,
'om, Roekmduint, ' Ja Equity... lajuacswa dis
I solved, and bill dismissed with coats. .1 .. if;
Thomas Alston tavStenheu Outcrbridee, from
Franklin. In Equity. Iiiiurietibt made perpet-.
mnpoi
cadaet'
aoaja.
t
npon thn complainant's re-eoBvermf tothe do-'I Mecklenburg, V.TAadersoni J. Smith.' Brans
dkot's trustee whatever toterejsthe may bare wick, James M'Adca. Amelia, G W. Nolln
Jah It' Karfo a. Wlliaai TMJLmnm mmd r.
McUowU, adnuaiKratara, aaK frwm Brke.
JwdpMaX of tha Superior pwt rcrrad tqd
ew trial fraatedl -
Joha farrar ml Ph3ts) Af ate, from CKathaja.
Jtdgiawat f the Bapenor Cmsrl rrvarved tad
aw Hal graated, . f '
Wkibp tvuvdiraei a. WSIiare WUraat, frwas
lUifaa. la Cait, Rrfcrrtw t tkw alert to
fake aa aaeoot . .-. v
AihibaU Pars w. Artluta Newaom, llrwm
IXvidaBt. JadgmeM jof this 8M-inv Coari
Pev-raed and aew trial rranlrd. - '
WilUkaa Moreadr and Waet. Drrid Howtior.
ew. from Harapaaa. Judgment af (he Superior
CMrtaarnseA
Sarah B. Carter M. Solomon Graves,
from CasweJ. Appeal diaosiased.
ppt
Joba 8hsneuTT, appc we Alexander Ktaaa
dy, a4a'rl froes Moore Jadgmeat of the u
perior Court affirmed. Rule to set aside the
sbna dianhaitvd.
Margarett M 'Donald, appt. v. Kmarth ilar
eWsa, from Moore. Rale to set aside ntnsuji
mttleabeolat,- . "
Eedmoa Crwmpler and ethers, epp'rs, tw. the
Goeetnor to the one of-the State, froia Wake.
Jodraaeitt af tlset Superior Court reverted.
Henry Williams t- Daniel Wood, appt, from
Rewaa. Jodgmenl of th,c $qperior Court affirm
ed. Johqi; T.Kirk and other v. Thomas D.
Watts, ejV, and Joiah Turner,'; kc. fl'om Or
anre. In Rquitw. Rill dismissed idiom" costs,
each partv pay mg tleir own eotta, -.-x
Jonah Turner k Thomas D.. Wstts . Cape
Fear Kaviewtiou Conmany and others, from ir!
anajn, In Equity. (Weed that this eause be
remanded to titeaourt below, it haying been rej
moved to this court prematurely. -
Pasqoal P. Aibe t. Cape-Fear ,Tfav., Corn
pan v, from Orange." .fnEquitr. 'Sameeriler.
Child U Clancy v. Cape-Fear N'av. Compa
trT frren Oranwe." In Equirr. Same order.
Joakh Turner . Samuel Child's etrt, from
Orange. Judgment nf the Superior Coiitt re
versed and new trial (ranted.
A. Gomes xt. A. LocaTDS, from Cumber
land. In Equity. Z1 Deeree nf Sale.
P?mpaey Tajlore. f Iao) and ZealouiTivlor,
from Sash, An abated suit . Scirtfncuu to the
Defondantt to thew eause vrherefare they should
not par costs. Ordered that each party pay
their own eosts.w ,
' Stat Cavwrt.
State t. Pender Weekt and William Bern
appt. from Edgecombe. Rule for a new trial
made absolute. , v' --
State Jim, a negro slaw, from Kew-Hanor
ver. Judgment arrested. .
State ft. Curtis OrrelL fl-om New-llanorer.
Judgment arrested.
State 11 Robert II. Mnlier, from Buncombe.
Ordered that a subpoma (htcet tecum issue to thi
elerk of the Superior Court. ' . j
State t. James K. Brown, front Gmnrflle.
Judgment of the Superior Court affirmed;
,4 ' I ' '' in ' 1 (.. 1 .. 11 AKf.l-'
. Seftohert rurty winter paste tff
Vrnr ttht nawsA, mna -colls hUruffttm. Matte '
: Jli bhttfbfy, and quit the hewlinr hiU,
Thethatter'JfrrtHnndthercnafa.vale.'
The eiose of the Winter, which has bitn nnu
suullv severd, was attended with one of the moat
violent storms of wind and rain, perhapa, ever
witnessed m this section of Uie country. I be last
week, we haiT veiT mSd and -pleasant weatheK
Until SatuTday afternoon; ' when abhek doud ta-1
merea aiong mc wewern nonxon, ana spreau
with unromradn,ranTdity qnfjl It entered over the
whole heaven,' " and deenenins; into nieht, shut
np the dnv'o fair face" before the lunhs J set 1 It
seemed then, for a moment, to trown in awful sip
lenee ever the faee of creation; 'suddenly the air
became most violently agitated; the yiiirt and
the thunder kept an Incessant roaf araong the
tmrstmclouos tor at least a halt aa Hour, hUc
thecartlrwas drenched with tominU of diwecnd-
InKrain:' Tlie temhert wproad terror and 8esril
tion in its eowrae. " Tr-t-.u... sturdy oiks of Ue
forest were cleft,, house racket; aud rased to the
ground, ' and the efy foundations of tlie enrt
seemed to be slitken. In this ekv, scwral ehtW
neys were blown down, one log house in the suburbs-
prostrated, and a framed building swept
from its foundation, In the vicinity of tins place,
! we learn, the storm was more violent tlian. it was
here: ' On a farm b a aoutherte direction, several
stncks-cf fodder were torn to pieceSj the fences
all blown down, and almost a whole rarest of tim-'
ber levelled to me ground. We have eapeeted to
hear of soraerhmsr mere serious; but as yet we
barcheard oi'nft pejon's reeeiving any very great
personal injury. '
Thus has winter alrunttr taken his leave of uai
but dourest, He Who has his way in the whinl
vcihd alid directs the storm," so ordered it for the
penenl benefit of the, inhabitants of the earth.
On this eubictit, it is remarked by Sturm. " that
the Monarch nf the world eauses' even the tem
pests to contribute to the (rood of his empire! It
is, in reality, by a particular direction of Provi-,
aenee mat, towaras spring, storms and tempests
usually ame. At the return of this beautiful sea
son. the mild and moist air o'uena the earth, which'
had been shut up during tlie whiter. . ', By this
cnange -m wmperaxnro, ine aimospnerr, wnuyi
the cold had-purified, becomes again loaded' with
Doxionr vapours,, ana epiaemie njsoruers; ana ine
pestilence woiild speedily destroy hath man and
beast if these agitation vf the air; by rermaand
tempests, did not purify stand restore, its salubri
ty. By this, not enly tha stagnated vapours are
pitt in motion, hut alo vapours of a different na
ture are.Jiy this agnation, so strongly blended to
gether as to make a happy .mixture, useful to the
health vf man, and to thf. fertilisation .of the
eaith.9 . ;- . , ;., - y-iV :
' TethtdUt , Cenm ?nce.---The Ttreiula A v
nual Cooferenee, which eotnmence'd its tession
in Petersburg on the Uth, ended on the 2id
ultimo, Bishops Roberts, Soule and M'Kendrie
were present, apd, about seventy travelling
Preachers. . The next .Conference will meet in
this city, on the 27th February; 123. . The fob-
:njn m bk uie suuuns oi ne i rcacners,
for the ensuing fear; , ' V.
JiiU tlvsR nrTnirT. Lewis stWmore.
P. E. 8hooka) Hill. Rkhmond. U. W. Cliarl-
ton. -Old Town, Richmond, Wm. tlanimett.
Williamsburg,: William M"Clunn. Gl oocenter,
Kufus Ledbetter. - Hanover. Robert Wilkersou.
Peyton. Culpeter, p. B. Srke H. Speck."
Columbia, ;' Jesse Lee, John: Wiitsou. ' Char-
lottetviHe, Moses Brock, ' H ichard y, M.eriwe
lher.'. Amherst, WUiiani Sfai-r.' v." ' '
MsaKsaia uirmrrr.i ti. u. ieigB, r . k.
Lynehburg, Bocter' Leach. r retersburb W&
I iam A. Smith. ' Bedford. Joshua Lee. John A.
VtOler, John Early. Buckingham, "Jas. Read1.1
I IM OTMnc urceasviuc, vr id, iee, u, miner.
W. KcUy, by Vefwt oof readers tha el!
aern reoaarka of O. founders, Ofl KU TWO.
can few) their ibree as thee wo-ild have done.
h,adthey, as we aeaM the or.torj inspired I
be hi tubject. Iruriinr dt fiance at the asin. '
mm of pawer, and aivokiug ' the eenatrre ti
slat aountrvwen upoa the anfeithrul toobbt
sai retirt man, and bat tsat, hereVoTore.
take much prOfWienoe as a apeaker.- fji,
effort, on th'w oecaiion. ant BronoawOe- by I
many whq heard him, to b ana of the heat 1
muuow cannf upon me eerersry m aura , fratlt Dt fsnt. Usft UQftrt mt to ItU toft "
for tka aauapa - kirk kava. nahai k . a o. . ... . . . , . Icttft. , -
m rata vm pie MMrt d? umi vn lor in t . , : r . " " 1 -L
iu-: roU rjnt creqitort litiBtiatheaut.i v
nested -on the flnor qf Con greet, and giee a" Uovemor Satieedo liat arired there from 8L
re earnest of hit future) uefulneai t ks Antonio, with tne hmvlred and fifty Mei
country V, $ Ttttrimpk,, , ' troops, oe hit way X NscogJochea, to
x . ..,, , -
In Mmnnt t. ssiiM. a fnna an4
highly respectable TneetinfJ of the friends of
Gen. Jackaon, front the eountjee e Essex;
Caroline, SneJtievlvara. Oranre. CutbeDnenl
FaiKfu'tet, Stafford and Kit
m-rGeonre, convto-
edt the Ttwi Uall 1n Fiicabiirs:, on
the Hih infant Georg Burkner, Esq. f
Caroline, Wat tailed to (be Cheirt and W. Got-.
don, of FredericksbuiTr, appointed Secretary.
a committee flr nine rcniiemeo was annotat
ed to prepare an Address to the Citiient of
the- Commotweaittii and to present te the
Meetinr sirch Rethilrtiia aa mirht Brt ef'
flcacy to the' Hiewt'et growing exit of this
meetitis- ' The fMlbwinr srentlemen were
appointed the Committee, via: Dr. John H
w.u.m f - TWJxtrtkiiw lr.hn- aiM.wk
Garne Of ltex, George Banks, Wm Brent
and John Moneure of Stafford, Maj, James:
Hieharda of Culnener. Col -hrnaA nor tif
Spotttylvania, Maj. Hurt K Pattoiv and Car-
ret Minoe. of Frederic.k'sburg. An Adtlreaa
was reported and adopted, - It denounces id
the severest termttht erfWn, the ioWrrn., 1
.- Ar irnt.i..:
eiitu i t. tsttj suite p s erv. i Airui)(w attsivsa (
It directly cWget Vlr. Clsjr with corruption, !
r,.-;- . v,r.i;n iiw u.'tJ. .t
concludes witbhoWinp tip "Andrew Jsckff ThtMfiew RepubHcans, from all accounts,
son, as the great r'spuhlicait lender, tindep , PIet jmpAM' In their, tjovel. under
dose auspices the covistitution mavbe resto-'tum6' nd front aU appearances, bid fair to
red to- its) attpremaeyf; and the lawless reign
of Mr. Adamacut thort, and the prpfiieatp
success ion of Mi. ' Clay defeated,'' "'ri'"-31
The Jleaolu'tion alee nronnaed and aae1
r .. . 1 . Tfl w , .
to, fro umend to flie people throughout the 1
rvaw ana union, rieniiiy u -ne ciecj-ion oj
Get; Jackson to" ealj mpetrngii and organiie;
themtelvet in ich manner as wilt be most
likelsMo give efficiency to riieir-measHres, &.
The Meeting also appointed a Comrhittee of
Corresprmdnnce f sewenteen gentlemen, fof
the purpose of cpmmtirHcatlng and eo'-opera-ting
with other eommittee in this State and
elaewhert jBich. 3S.:fet.tQ.t. ti 4
uj. 'tr. ' ';- t..
, Prettdlfni.iOne of tins" most ;1niportant
poin't in""Ynaking T " change In' our present
rufers, at the,, terminatioti .of tlie C9nstitu
rtonaV term, wai to giiafd against a plura
lity of candidatea -.opposing Mr. Adams -i
ThU ' defeated i.M'Crawford'a- election'.
We? are; "happjr hive, it it out power to
tate,'frpn unquestionable sources, that the
opposition to the present administraUon,
will settle down dcjlttit'ively on Qen-Jueh-tnC"
asV the ?ttrongetCcandidatei and that
fto fncVniVagment atltbla criiig will h gjv
rn sb any uinuiiirwBncu pcrsonare to UvKe
the fiehl. k"'nS teonaVdixe the verv aaTetv nf
itret rvpuuiieais rj"y. success, in tne apt
ptvjachin' jconteat if of tocli vital iropor
tance. that nersonal attachments ' and nre.
iudices toust be turtendered on the aharof
parrmtism urn. jacaon n proouoiy too
tvannly eulogised by Ijisfnehdal' and ia
nwea fwuniniBicw gj nit ouamif a. : r ia
safe 'to (Jay, ' that m a man of good sense,
undoubted integnUr and patriotism.' and preat
moral' and personal touragej free frorn dan
geront arahltion and" eiorrupt practices de'
eiaive in' hir rnovernenta, and7 courteous iii
his manners; a friend to etate rights, and a
renubttcan Irf principle and practiced ,.Theref
can be no danger of electing tneb, A ittan to
he Presidency of fret "people. - '
Much has oecnsaiJ, and wiu be said, of
New ! York, which - hat aitf mrortant birt ta
Dlay i tht dmmawe inay aar a control-
ling part. W have n appreliension, frcim
the reaent appearance of affairs;" bvit this
ia aiwaye an uncertain ftate--tnd if no e
cret and Iwpolitid movement tike place:
if' tlnlott ot'tenublieafta'it euraged, and
all jealousiet, diatrusta and personal objects
slisc ountenanced,w hazard nothing m asy.
lag im mw i ors, win ior bent jaCRUOn,
v insolvent ,:LdwXjri the .T9tfnl!tJ
mo, the Judges of lh Supreme Court of
the tj SMdelivp red their opinions on. th
er important question of the Consti
ational validitj iif ih SUtelnsQlirent
lw V' nt?!ngeiijrpber-?e9':
Tti. subject ditci-ssed bj jjie learns
d jmtgps ttt A roanoer Vcoming its
inierett and magnitude ' Mr;y justicie
Trimbij.' Mr; lustice THOMnoir:' 5! r;
justice Iohsou and Mr, fustice' Wa.h-
. j vi .i: . ii . '
iNUTu tucu yeiivej-ea nis own peparaie
opinion;,Cl)jief jttatic 1.1 ARHALt dallV
VeM Jhe joit epinion ofimself,and
of Mf. justice SToaVpafid My juatice
Duvall.''5 Of Cbni-sewe cinnot recam-
ulattbi hea, ori'go rjjent and grwnd
oi weciswu, eiupracett -n,inse verj ela
borate opinions; . arrd, trbana mat
aot be inticelf teen rat ta atatinrt heir
resniu. 'Aa we tinderttand the matter
-iy grw oervicea wiring tnt latt war, are
remeVbered m a Watt which bore the brant
of tbatcootestiiWhe ror,0ttirer;-: '
(Uowetcf, thatresittiiHrThAt theClrj
aaal rwanlt HI lha
c. F ft tfttirelj CwgprthcndeJ
. r . vi .
U. . U however, tr CVQCptaaJl lf thftt
hot Bot tOOil U ftCWDst fttlter Creditor.
' 1 . ' . ' ' ' j
Maior TandwvewW faaa ksem wwaJ aaa
da Aaa of Chtef CWk ha.lUt Icpaeat of.
ar Matwcuarlea J. Acauwo ftaa ees wm
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. LATEST FROM TEXAS.' t
n ," A'Hktici.Ajm. 2 J. 1827. .
By gentlemen iutt arrived from Col Aos
UHpres tne tiMrurrection which esists there.
Oa lite arrival f tf Uovernor at Col Ausk
cUlm!n. t called t the .Colonel to
n B! he inttndeA tt act, when
voiona - i 4uaiin informed hut lliat be aliould
" "m P" v
' (he Mexican Govtmment,
Mi rlnf Governor Stucedo, in.
"WuV1 M Wdetmr of the Alcaldes it
" tiaHnwijrrwiTca io
ouprHin tne Mexican Uovernueiit ia ppoat
tiqn te the iVrtMaW, ,.'
'mniedmteijf v after ibe eonference With
Col Austin, the Empreaato of the District,
an4 the Acalda of the tame District,. Gov.'
nuceua tent cqratniasiuneri to tdocBet,
tl the,itsurgents, (or Kvnkmn
M.wef .W teTO tletpselvea.) fot t refion.
ciiiation. ,Q the arrival of the Cdnimiasion.
W NtcogdocUeitht Msurgeola refuted
1,0 ? Ifwy.uppn any Ouidera tion, un.
W Meucan rivernraent Would c.
-k",.ed,ff9 l"'fw "" JiimuU'
wWn 'US rt'ner" thought tt ; t
R J t4?4 ''Vh.-.S:;;t"
nr. notJetpbla to ascertain, what
measures the Governor would adoot. aa our
w , - . s -
mforuianta, Irft tht Dwtrict prtnont t tht
return of Ott Commiaaioners. : ,. . .-'
"rjr" . Muiuvare
pthi atlempt at freedom, in the opinion tjf
MIl4wUtlft. . UW lUIBtiAaUlUlIlsr UiB KUssUirCllI V
iiwqj, iv ui n mq ascucaqa great rrouow.,
and Avery heavy f xpenaa to suppntsftlie W
terrection. and. if the numerous nations of In
dians who inhabit tht Province; are as deter
iiiicu.uu Ktrptfig- me cuuntry infiepenae.nl
at represented, it will be . long and . savage
war, butn out 9P'Jon they wjl beTventu.
ally xtesniuAed, tjr driven- the Rocky
Mountains, where '.her wdl be as fret as air.
The number of Indiana. In the Proviivicai
"fiB" yj puin ano nave peet
among the Comuianchaa.'-'ihat they ltate be
tween five and si thousand Warriorfi ttiien
estimate their numbers tp be between ton and
fifteen thousand. -TJiese 'Indisw Tiavt been
at war jwith -thf ,paiiiaf4f tier-since they
have beew . in the country,, but their warfare
Uns been, of late,carrit1 on bv small nartiea.
whose principal object i 'plunder, There)
ant i utteen or, tweutr other tripe u weir
nunjber re'smaiLfcrMril.. ,'':?!
In thbeitv.-on Wednesday nlehtttst. Vr. Inii
C." Wahiifgton-of KkiBtOD, Lenoir: eounm to
Xi Mary Ai F4 Bond, of aii' jiUce, rt, ' . V v
in naaison county,- w eat i eanessee, on tike
2.'rd Jan. by the Rev. Wm. Barnett, Mr. Jaine
Vaulx ta Hits Elixa O. Center, dtughter of
Btr Richard Fepoef, formerly of tbif ci ty
- . ' v.-.. ' ... F f ' " ta. - ''I V
'pnthesotM utumo, at ttie house of her on,
AibeHG. RuAn. ra Hanover teutttv. Va. Me
Marearet Raffln, the widow of the lataWm.Ruf
fit, Lq. oCtbiteity. f--fr.-"rfijylK4- r'v
Atuxiorq wntue ivn opinio, Mrs, iitabetli
-:,,.-. CO4MlNtcATEP
.Depnrtei
rted fhis life, on Tuesday, the Ijth Feb.
ruiiT. in Northampton
. a. mt ..
Hi. "NCrMrs. 'Mirth.!
PE. Peonsort of Exainf llolIamonV Esq. after,
iiOBermE aisease oi anom lour montfis, wbleti she
bore with aU the fortitude of eehrirtlan. and died
in fufl hope and expertution W meeting with her
dear imiljnir Jrtos.' Hhe ha Wfta husband. tw
ielbUdren, aud ytry numerous reUuioni to deplore
Unaw'd by threats, unmov'd hj force, i '
My 'steady soul pursues her eotrse , ' jee
- Collected, ealm, resigned; j...
Sav TOtt who search with curious eves . .
t lie souree wnence niunan actions rise..' J
fllCUVC UIH hub luiuui
Long retgnM an inmate it tills breast.
Ana ruled wan gentle sway. "(
Wfien sick aud laneui'Jiine In bed. 1
Sleep from my restless couch had Hed,'", Vi' V
Sleeb which e'en pain begutfes, , '
TX7k.. i.U V.1 . ...- i
it mm Vlivn lUV.fMUIHlT CM auMJUil, ' v . , ,,), l .
A leveriHh beiug rsak a wan pun, ' " w '
And urfi' myboks with snules? . ' .
Tws utience, Heave descended maid! ? i
IiBtdor'd.Hesr swiftly to my ai, ' -t
w Ana lent nee fostering Oresst? ' yp,:ti -
Watoh'd mv sad bOurrwitb tmrent cart.
stepeu-QUie approacue et oespatr, v v
ja4 otU'4 my-aou to.res jk.'aj &
9sf wheAdlsseyer'd from riy'tldef
i- '.'.-ft-
M inend, protector and my guide, ,
vnen my nropaeut soul, H tiJAits,,
AatictpntiDgall the storm, ':
Sarw danger m its direst form; ,?,.,if
,r What could my fears pnUrol A r; ..
Twa pstienoe, gentle'goddtM.btar!
R'av rt th vktrtint ui'V..:i: ii.. S. y
' I fl j - ;
i- Kor let one saurmar nsei---" ' i W-V'-
a; ,-ii . . i. .
inea sun soma. migaw joysr gitena -;;, .-w.'-
?sr to aer srmi tne guts o auswen, ' . .-
I
yancev,. vife of Mr. Jackson Yancey, lathe 86th ,there-n for the years t8ia,183 and 1825, sad
year of her age, .8hoaakmdandaffcctiomiostpfad
wilt' and teaduismotlw.-(itwcH5roi' Itoo, to wKti-'i . " v- tfj.
Ti Patience, lenient goddesi baBI , ;
OhnUiy votary's vows prevail,
Thytlu-aten'd flight to ftay! . 'J
Lont hast thou been a welcome avest. :'!!"" t
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fl ' Tt swettVsstttiea,v
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W P of tirwa'i Uhf eauntr. 3 or 4 vwar I
luforMtna of said hne. I
a)itra nr taxi Knrt by
f.Hixv Aixtiah
s; tnw. . . . t
tf Oftcc eeatiouet need Aa tha atMi.a
Stusleota. ; -v '. .- - ' . r -
Haar ni m- JL Z TT- 1.
Frt-
JlO-Staaak
fwsre, -1UTI
7 Must lc sold. '.
Hy.Wake- roreat plantation, fertile and wttl
haaravea . eslrivy knewa a one of tht aee
hraithy, hrautiful and desirable pjaset ht
State, sixteen miles front Raleigh, on oe avail road
ta Oxford, sod the runeh Mveiled road to Louia
biirg and Petersbure: tt .gam offered for salt.
A watftt toWe hat I- haul and in oecomm,
Atttut trrmi, r It would U most eligible aitaa
Ue for a fiuuily from the lew aonmrr. T Letter
";!d T V ""V c Wat, A.
C. will be uhjf atteoded Ix and a minute JeterinV
tion of the1 plaey and aliUbnod aivea if dr
red.
Feb. it ufr.
tOwt
h. aadiawwad bv Cam. ii,.,, vv- " !J?
ti J?1 TrbUt Sale, at tht Con
House ia W flesVororgh, on the Sd day of APri 1
next, tht futlowinr trMCta of land CT ,Lk Fat
dureof aawill sau.fr the tax doe thrreen for tht f
yeart llitaad IUS, with toat of txhertiaingi
. W listod by Daniel frmm, tt At waters 'otV'
.-.!L:v f-Kwbardson'a CMV . '
uj ese tiarnett, vA ..t-s:--iJA-:
ini il n l'Pj.' i V .'-wlfc ,.-
T w nUI iiiKrara, tirtrn creek.' v
801 by John S. lunojin, Bnmilo Cruk:'T!
iat by Barnabas Porter, Cabbin Branch,
104 by John Tyson, Buffido Creek.
402 by Gkleoh Threadgiir, Pee Dee, V
26f by Chanirita Wiwlom. Cahhin nC '
IW b. Wm Ingram, Thamntn GrmiJ
fW w apvtassr tTVSvlTCl' , " , " , , ; v. w" V,
isu py jonn tyingatt. Brown Creek. , 4T ,
7Zl ?Tf ubn Collin, waters Bcown Ciet ,
850 by Thomas Sanders. ' diT-'
SJ0 by Merritt Lee, Pee Dee.
li by Sarah Martin, . ' X
UJ by TliofmwBrooks3lul Creek. 1 'v ,
.".Vv V?"? 8"bore4iMoseaKajgl5. -S8
J by Johu B.WalUk!e, Mitt Creek. ; v
i5 fcrr.nJS Boyltl, Jack't Breach .. .
S0 by Jesse Rowe, i - i, ; d '. - 'Jf tr ?
11 by Wm.'Hoffers. '-V-,;- Hmns.k fMfc.V
1 50 by David Hildrith jun. for Robt UddrlthTdq
ftOby John IIuVHh,neyCrtdu. "r. '
J0 fcv Wm: WiIt;.M. , "" j-a-S. ' -jr. , ,
Si 0 by Jordan WoodaH, Eanfs Crack. i!4 '
ISO by Benjamin Wewlard, vi.. .
lMby M(m.R. RusWnw, Creek; .
JO by Lydi Rushing,-' do i - ',
lOObyJolm Carroll. W'"vv v
JOU by Allen Uees. " ":: - '''
Wbylsaae'JoneA-M' V'-! '" '
00 by Thomas Trufl. ' 1' " 4
IfuVyWiu, Ariderso- VC'Vri '
300 by Joshua Hinsoa. ') V ? , 5 -
StS by Ckristiao Kiker, Croektd Creek,
ioy4cmuorpiiav p
$50 by James Mullis, sen, .,. ; u
100 1 Wm.' W, MolUa.? ; 'M
1 SO by Joseph Stewart'
"lefts'
iOOby Arthur Smith,
ttt by Hugh Smith," ."'' W ' J
iWbChai-letTaylori v su
100 by Wat Vincent, fr-bh' T!ii:
HSbvRtuliet'Vvinws-i.l'M r-.'::
iSOby Stoyhen Vhl: ?'';':'
' !! y 1? Bostick,, watcrf tme,'! CreeVi'i'
ww oy one' licirf waters Brown Ureejt,
Notice;
ft..
4 v
On-ihe secoel Mondav Of Anrll eert. vffl V
Sold.' at'tha f"rtBW lioaa in flnrmlatmt , tKVn
1 eountV. the follow fant frteU of land . nr-m hnnl
tuereotas win fcssvejcienito satwryjthe taxes de
ratown Mountain.
:"-"?
Roberts'3-r of iSig sef6, on liek Creek. "
:. Fijmt iso apresot, . it
A potfc-'- ' :t
i Adams I lot in StoaxsbTi ' tfu . -
lin WillcinaAn 1 4ml i la - . i
"Milton Bruce S2 acre on Muddy Creek. ,
' iS'honMi Cwnsliaw hj acres on . do
Jul in. I omaaon so acres un . .
do'... jt".
. Patnr Ttum tlrt a-nu nn "
'dt
Anna f atuin 34acrer on'dO 'Mif
John Geige" iiaereson water of do i;
Jeremiah bi.agnter S2B tores ot'Tbwm ForaV
Edward Slaughter 70 acres on' j"do i.
Sander Kmc 1 53 acres on Bltw't Creek- r.
Georgt W: Folger s33 aereoi.V' ' 4o,..
Michael Fare ii acres on? - f .do r.
WUliam Fare lOO acres onwaters of do
8amuel Rose 50 acres on Waters of HeenRiver.
Alleu Stephenson 100 aores on wateri.otBlew'S
Creek. ,- .. ; 'i. -
' Wm. or Harrison ffutliel 525" acres m Snow
Creek IXstricx. "s 1 ; ? :V"' ' '
Dudley Gate wood 470 acre k Boa vet Island
Oistrictn : (? : ': , v
I Thotvuutchael't heirs 250 serei in Sawratewn
lPistrict.?it. jf-H' if'r?!.;''V:.i:V n '
I' , TltotaM Johnson $0 acres on JBlew's Creek.
, Peter Mls lie teres at Snow Creek District,
Isaac Stanly HQ acres m"V .'' do . .
Epbraim Ketclrum 140 acres fa do A' ; V ''
' JeremmUFiddsSSO acres m Beaver Wand Dis
trict jf -Jf,j.Mi--i,:r j... ,
A Jess MlUdnf 890 teres to Quaker Cap Dit.
triot V ij-'1 V-ai.J h4-- it' - li-.,j..;'-0''
Richard South III teres on Neatman Creek..
J Jobn EccleslO acres o Waters of Abbot's
Creek. 'Af ;': f. V: ' J
;.-V;-VprieVdv. $1 :.-;; 1
'?,,'r,'',f,T',"",t"stBajB
., ' . ' . ,., i ,vnjis I UKinton 1-t OI SWuBU seres on tne Saw.
( ,uiua UB.fv Vfjf wax. vm wnci, it&uuvij
: Johu Briirg's heir ISO on Utto Yadkin,' '
Jetse Davis 123 acre ot ido1- ..'
v James Walker's heirs 40 acres en 8now Creek.
t John Good's heirs S4 acres oit Town Fork.
Kamt unknown 50 aer's oh wat'r of Haw River.
TJ-C05iSTANTINB L. BANNER,
f .," '$".im4t - former Sheriff of Stokes county.
t sWilh, 18ST. , 10-ow
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