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"?.:V'CA . ,,- -V- ,-!. ., i.' U ' ? . . f H. ir. J - -I' ..?.: , ,-1.: r 4 "jf'"-.'v--;.-'-'i- '.'.'vJ-: i i m in 1 im i j?' Fromtfii 4torning';p6stl V; - ; Occasioned by a ramble, over. par .of Hertem ? A. Heihupahiculiirly a spat remarkable for an acuonfsald to have taken place there between r j f & pai ty of AmVicahs, ind a'deiachmeif of the . British army. 't ' ;-t';r ; '.iJ U HAIL to the shades were Freedom dwell 1;:--''" ..Where wild flowers deck hef martyrs' grave- J Where Britain's minions keenly felt ' . counme? a current wnun, lor nunurcus ui iuum Vas noropposed by any obstacle) avery I6ffg"pe riod must elapse before the' populauoni; of the ci ties would so JarJaccurnuIate as to affoul the cir 1 cii instances most favorable to rebellion t and this accumulation could rot '""'be expected. I till there should be a Reflux fcf the tide of population from the v?est to, the easttr iiv: He remarked that the Americrns were an ag ricultural peoples-dispersed over a great extent of territory, not gathered intov rnanutactunng towns I.Tbe stern insistence of the brave. J' flHvaihereiVirifirm &rrayf'they stobd-. j Here met oppression's giant power T y IIere nobly pour'd their sacred blood, And Victory clrown'd their dying hour. - r litvt Leslie felf-a gallant name ! j. By ev'ry freeman's wishes blest : And Kiutwlton here (of eqnaTfamt) ,'! In Honor's lap has sunk to rest. r , " , Oh i ever hanovedbe the earth.j't.-rvi W... Where Freedom's Soldiers found a tomb J - There laurels ptbudly spring to birth, ; t And shadowing cedars, sprtad their gloom. Hail to the shades were Freedom dwelt I , Dwells she no' more those shades among? es by the sacred blood here spilt,- We'll still reVist the Oppressor's wrong ! What hoots the herd of punJr 'Slaves, , Who o'er the Atlantic plow their way ?. , Our western world shall find them' graves Our r reedorn beam a purer ray. , ' , ' " ' ' '""' ' i J yi In theMorland Gailerk6f Pictures, on the Strand, London, thert are nearly one huhdred fioe pie ces, all executed py ari-eccentvic artist, ' whose name the collection bears. Amongst them; says t?r. Sillimari, in, his late publication,, there is a picture f a bashful young lid, making love i to a lass as bashful as himself, while the old peo pie are looking on. The picture amused me , much ; but as I cannot shew it to you, I will - give you the story on which it is founded : L. ,f Young Roger l!ie plouglimari,' who wantfcd a mate; ;-, 0'Wenc along wuh it daddy a courting to Kate i j' With a notegay io' large, and hi holiday doilies, f His hands in his pockets away Roger goes. Kow he was as bashful at bashful 'could be, , , . . " ' Ajrid Kitty , poor girU Was as bashful as he ; ;' Sj he bow'd and be stat'd and he let his hat fall. , t I.. Then he gjinn'dlcutch'd his head, and said nothing at all : ,'. .... . If awkward the Wain, not less awkward the maid ; She simped fcndWushM, w,ith her apron-aiing plaid r Tilt; the p)dA(b&s,Ti'nipaUento have tne-tainj-dane, .Agreed t(iatypung Roger and Kite should be one." This story, not badly told in rhyme, is admira. bly told6n tbe eanvkss, and the effect, as you may welUmagine, is ludicrous in the extreme. t'frica&fpffi 8 IS' ITIE acknowledged faithfulness and punctuality ot ithe Revenue Ofljcers of the State Aforesaid, for years' past, would '. seem for ... supercede- hw necessuy o ..resoriiu 10 iiic uauoi i,uuiac unuuj reminding those concerned,jbat the time .fixed by law for paying the Taxes and other public dues of the current year into the Treasury.isfiow at hand ; t'he Treasurer will therefore merits observe, that the laws which fii the time, for' accounting for the public taxes, &c. haver explicitly defined the Treasurer : it would be superfluous to add, that those laws mutt be obeyed ; ami that in case'!" failure, the penalties pointed out and them, will be inllicud, through judgmcxi ures, c. - i JOHN HAYWOOD, : r, , Public-Treamren i ' ' .' N . 5-4w. State of North Carolina. IREDELL COUNTY, Auguxt Session, 1811. Robert Simon ton ,"y vs. . yoritriaal Attachment' Robert Bryson. J j$ It appearing that the defendant in this case is not within the limits of the slate, it is ordered that publication te made three months in the . Minerva that an attachment has issued against him, and that . unless be appear at next court and plead or replevy, judgment will be taken against him. 5 4m JOHN NlSBET, clk. State of North Carolina. , ORIGINAL EPIGRAM, ' Occasioned by a coxcomb's sitting at Tabic be tween two persons whose name's were Taylor. At a convival feast ot late, fguest between two Taylors sat ; This wag, aye fam'd for wit and fun, Unhappily ventured forth this pun. NB'doubt, sir host, at your rtnefcasV . You think me honor'd as a guest j ' But, sir, I feel myself disgrae'd, Between two Taylors to bc plac'dJ' " You do ?'vsay one, 44 hold Mr. sWag, Tho' you ofhono? may not brag ; -.;" Tis w wh suffer, (for, forsooth,) : Ve've but one goose between us both.'-' of vast population but occupied in their own ; duties of the Revenue Officers and of the 1'uclic concerns, and httle disposed to leave Ibemior lite sake of interfering in government ' . ' ; " Mrs. r-rr added, ; in fconfirmationof these remarks, that the Americans were , a very mud people, and not inclined ta turbulence .and not She applied the observation especially to the bet. t er ordersrof society the mildness and suavity of whose . manners, she said were as remarkable as the rudeness of the lower orders ; ishe complain ed much of the insoleftce ofourinn.holdevs and servants, and generally of that class of society upon' which the rich are dependant for their' com fort. She thought thai we suffered our national character to be degraded by receiving, with open arm9, the outlaws of Europe, and ? y admitting Foreigners to manage our finances, and to influ ence ..the enaction &nd frustrate Ute execution qf our laws, whde desperate advertturers reviled oxtt best men wi'.h-ir.ipuntyV- -y u They obsti vedihat the Americans possessed the power of expressing (heir thoughts with a de greu of la'-.'iitv uhvr.h, when they first heard it, asu wished them. It mad'-fivle difference wheth er the speaker uiulerstooUi subject or not, wheth er he were a maa. cf sense or a fool ; in either ca3e there was a copiousness and elegance of ex pression which seeme d to pervade oil ranks. "They had listened with surprise, to hear young ladies, in particular, convey -their ideas with svsch beauty and fluency ot diction, as was rarely found in the oM world j and they did not connne itus ouservauon to nign uie ; lor in iorin. Carolina, they had heard a poor woman,-who, withfa husband and five children, inhabited a mis, eiable hut. with or.lv one room, deblore her suf ferings in such language aiS a lady of the Court ot St. James would have been proud to eq-iel . "They said, that in travelling through the Uni ted States, from north to south, and from east to west, they had never met with an individual who stuttered, sttunmered, or h-wbitated." v. AVe cannot go so far as to suppose that there are none amongst us who stutter, stammer or hesitate : On the contrary we meet with "many who labor under these impediments. But wc have no doubt of the superiority of the Ameri cans in propriety and copiousness of expression. The reason of the superiority is evident.' Be sides a more general diffusion of information in the United States than in other countries, there is greater freetlom of intercourse between the bet ter and less -informed ; and these cannot fail to produce great improvement in the coiHrmon lan R"3Kc. ' EXTRACT. THE PITTSBOROL GH RACES ILL commence'on xXu-frst Thursday iu'Qc- tober, ihd ton.tiuue three days, free lor a any horse, mare or gelding St.pl. 1 3. State .of North-Carol i na, , RO.VAN COi'.n'i Y Court oj Flean and Quarter Sessions , i August 'I c mi, 1811, John Howard. 1 x ' v ' vs. Original attachment levitdy ifci Henry Trott, J It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant, Henry Trott, i not an inhabitant of this state, it is wrdeied .that pu-Mica-.it.-n ior.three weeks be made in the Raleigh Mtrierya that the said Henry Trottlhe defcnuant appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held Creek mlredell count:. Vnnt,:.:.. of Iron AVotks: y small w.Q T' smith iShop, with Several dWelling htsT about 100 acres of f.esh lind now in a hiS of cultivationelonging tthe samb acres, on which are severaf plantations. 41 0 of Ihis is mountain land and without doubt v calculated for orchards as any .in the stat 1 perhaps as healthy a situation as any itv the ' 7 9m states. A more particular .descrfytroii Ua U ed unnecessary, as the purchaser will Wf' wislro vic.lhe premises;- Tlie' slt..H. 4 , yw.tahv kind of water wn,b ! nni ."r" 'i0!- . ner. failing stream, -This valuable r" is tt-A will be sold on verv mndirnfc iprn j 4 If suit-t able creJiC,for part of the purchase ni.flltV' h oT young negroes will bexxptcied k' r fust pay mtnt. r --. -r-r ' 'JOSEPH SHMUT.' - ; ' ' A'ZEL SilAHiL.r iretieu county, ugust 21. Lands! AS I intend to jremovt from the Plantaijon where I now reside, the latter end cf Ur or beginning of ntxt month, 1 sun diapuuu 2 rent or lease it for a terrh, of yean. tation; there is a convenient two story dwell; uimuiUcui toi vuc accomooanou oi a mu'.i rate SIZCd f;i mil V. -a tmnri ,tnro knm'n i.:. .T giwicijr,, cainugc uuuse, siaDies, C. ihcfi "--I, cleared land sufficient to work five'or ix hmids-ig advantage; about twenty acres of which is Ki$t manured. This is a most excellent" stand fonb retail ot gooos-r-Dusiness hit that line to a csfij ubiuuib i..ii.ui. 11.4 uvwu uviil, 111 a JllMtljUic VVrY for the last sixteen years. The hou&es are sltui. ted on the main road leading from Granville comt nouse to Kaleigh, immeuiateiy where the read that leads trcm Louisbui"g to Iiiusborough initf. IREDELL COUNTY, August Session, 1811. Robert Simonton,! vs. Original -Attachment. Robert Bryson, J It appearing that the defendant in this case not within the limits of the state, it is ordered that sects it ;' a both those roads are much travelled, publication be made three months in the Minerva, if the Occupier of the house 3houhl be disposed to in at an anaenment nas issued airainst nim. and Keep private or dudhc entertainmem, a coiuhh.. I that unless he apnear at next court, and nlead or ble profit may bt obtained in that wtv. i wish to sell . that handsome situation in Frank, lin county formerly owned by Jatnts Harvtj. This tract of land lies on the road that leadsf-om Louiaburg to the falls of Neuse, and onliuth sifts cf Richland Crefekjfwit-'tlie addition cf,s purchase that I madfij,. it-contuins s,ix hun.rjied and twenty ,five : acres.r A; xonaiderablef art cf iKu land is of good quality for tobacco and cyttou, iiie balance is well timberea andot quality suitable k ryplevy, judgment will be taken against him. 5 3m ; JOHN NIfc BET, elk. State of North Carolina. IREDELL COUNTY, , ... . August Scsfiiov, 1811. Mussendine Matthews,! Original Attachment. J vs. Robert Bryson, I I Km r i ihmi f InrliQn PArn . . 'I'll m Inn 1Jknie -At-: " " WBr "V f '"T1? -n XT 'C IS ofa dwelling house, overseer's house, graMrj.ie. not wiUvm the limits ot the staty. it is ordered that I K,sa an exc;llent cotton - Machit,-: that will pdt pubhcation b made three months in the Minerva, lvvdve hutldred weightof56U6ininbeday4Tem$ that an attachment has issued against htm, and &f pdynient will be mad6 easy to a purchase, -5lld that unless he apptar at next court and plead or , mav ht known hv annW:n to lhe snbsr.rihn. rpnlp vwr 1 1 ir!fv t-n t i 1 11 .i b o n (vff l.i... i ' r g J " - 5 hm . JOHN NISBEJ , elk. State of North Garolina. IREDELL COUNTY. uuiiWVJ Vi j :i ; i r . $ "The following extract from t)r. Siiliman's narra-)rr Uie county of Rowan at the Crt House in " .;v;: nuStM t ,h. r.,. ! Sahsbury-on the second Monday in November der. Amidst the heaps of contemptuous abuse I ",whh which Insolent Furopeans load tVeAraeri- ' can charactar, It is pleasing to see the more liberal minded .doing justice at the same time to bar deserts 'and their own discrimination : "I rode out in company with a ScotcU friend, , to breakfast wih Mrland,Mr. - , at their place in the country. They formerly resided se. ' vera years and travelled very extensively in A. roeficaj for which reasons- their observation de. sewev Deculiar attention. They are both na- ' lives of Great Britain Mrs. . has a little ! Philbird Wright, is not an inhabitant of this state, American cardeh, .where he cultivates, With " is ordered that publication tor three weeks De nexV and enter his plea to the saicftsuit, or judg- ment will be taken accorditwto the. plaintiff's de. mand; v . .. test, T ri . '. . 63tp. JOHNGIiyS, c. c. c. M State of North Carolina, . 'v ROWAN COUNTY, -; Court oj " PieaS and Quarter Stations, - . -AKbusi Term, 1811. George Wacaser,T ,: vs. ' , I Original attachment levied, tfc. PhilbirdVVright.J It appearing to the court that the defendant, much carirr.atiwsiderable ccrjyiXf Ameiican 'made in the... Raleigh Minerar that the said Phil August Session, 1811. Mussendine Matthews,") vs. Original Attachment. Robert Bryson. J Ii appearing that the defendant in this case is not within the limits of the state', it is t-rdered that publication, be made three tnonths in ftie Hwin ,tr,e time prescribetLlaw, cr they willte nerva mat an uuacuui' iu has is-iucu Buuibi mill, and that unless heWgear at next CQyrt and plead or replevy, judgniKvill be taken against him. 5 3m . JOHN NISBET,. elk. ; ; c- State of North Carolina. IREDELL COUNTY, August Si'fssion, 1811. James Fleminc;, "v . .vs. T Original Attachment. Robert Bryson, J . It appearing that the defendant in this case is not within the limits of the state, it is ordered that publication be made three months in t he M'nerva, i .1 , ' JOHN NUTIALL Granville county, Sept. 2, 18 IT ; i I 5-4TT Notice. r ; ,v.-'-- rT,HOSE: indebted' to ta estate oi David UtS, Jl deceased, are herebv requested to tou forward and settle their accounts at'aii earlv ieri .... - . .-'': od ; otherwise they will be placed in tne todi g an officer for collection. Such as have deiiwuls against said estate, are likewisnotified o pro duce them properly authenticated tor seiucmeM Wake county, Sept. 6, 1811. 5-Zi. r i , i - !& PantS, SOrUOS auQ iree& (ScC IS Very IOnu Ol IHIS :u""j Tjjijiijiiic wnwmt'iui a(J;t4r7fflr-varnt7" 1 - j gruenaayljOKSjioxwng-wo xua siuns n uc uu u lf exotick. " These Interesting people five in all the jthe said county of Kowan, at the Court-House in 1)1, V simplicity and retirement of a country life Their J Salisbury on . the .second Monday in November ij - house is. a neat cottace : it is a small stone next, ana enter his plea to the said suit, or nidg . buihtthe; only one 'story high, with a thatched iment will be taken according to the plaintiff's de- .1 roof and a few handsome rooms. It is situated ;.in the midst of a farni which Mr. ; culti vates with assiduity, and not without personal ' toil. He is a very intelligent man, and posses CP tKat1 nlretrPltiTnMliriiTrif-TTtTr an" extensive intercourse with manKinu usually -pro- V " dttces in- 'men 61" .superior .minds, while his de ' portrapnt is so aflable as to give a stranger assu . ranee in iiis society. Mrsy '. appeared like ' a supe'rio'r woman possessed of extensive and va- rlous information and manners corfespnding to ". ' . those of her , husband. VVe took breakfast in a . little octagonal apartment resembling aship's ca- bin and lighted from above. From among the. interesting topic which occupied the morning, J .rfi. -vill repeat a lew observationsLconcerning Ame- nca. : Original attachment, levied, L3c. Robert Torrence, - vs. ThosrL". Sewell . , It ' appearing to the court that the defendant Thomas L. Sewell is not an 'inhabitant otthls state, it is ordered that publication for three weeks be made in the Raleigh Mtiiervd that the said Thomas L, Sewell, 'the defendant appearjat ouiv nextouri oi rieas ot vuai ter-ocbsions 10 De neiu for the said countyof Rowan-at-theCoiirt-House -Irreplyrvfpmalfyomp on thg secoiitOilonday in November ;or- account pi me prevalence oi iacuon me Aine t tiqan?: constutiohatksiowpnjnen't could - hot , k Ctj ubsisV,",'Mrv expressed' his .convic- tion that they might continue, perhaps for centu- ries'i because 'froirthe qbnstarit flowing of the mand.t TEST, 7 6-3tp. ' JOHN GILES, c. c, c. State of North Carolina , . ROWAN COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August Term 13 H. ' next, and enter his plea-to the said suit, or judg ment will be taken according to the plaintiff's de.- mand. 7 : -1 w .;: V 6-3tp. .-TEST, that an attachment has issued, against him, and that unless he appear at next court, and plead or replevy, judgment will be taken against him. 5 3m JOHN NISBET, elk. State of. North Carolina. IREDELL COUNTY, . - August. Session, 1811. William Watts,") H .. - ' - - vs. ' ' Origmal Attachment. Robert Bryson, J " , - It appearing that the defendent in this case- is not within the limits of the statej if is ordered that publication be made three -months' in jKe Minerva, that an attachment has issued againit him, and that unless he appear at next court'and jplead or replevy, judgment will be taken against him. 5 3m JOHN NISBET, elk. State "of" North Carolina. State of North 'Carolina. .. Iredell CepNTV, CrU riginal Attachment James Irwin, VS. ' Rnh't Hrvsnn IT annparinir thai -defendant Jatlii cise 'n not within the limits of this state, it is Ordered, I that publicatiorilje made three mpnths mmf" nerva thai an attachment has issued aginstHi and that unless he appear at next courrrand i.!t'a or replevy, judgment will be taken apair.t,t hiirw . 53m , JOHN NISBET, State of North Carolina, Original attachment. Iredell County. . " " August Session, MX ; james irwm, vs. IT appearing that the defendant in this cast; nnt within thr limits at IhC Slate. U I3in kW months in the MiC K ,t .nitainf'nt has issued aeainst hiWi that unless he appear at next court and jf rreplevy, tudjrment win oe aKea r 5 3m -i , ' JOUN NlSBLi , t IREDELL COUNTY, ' August Session, I ill.- Andrew Watts,""! 4? . vs. Original Attachment. Robert Bryson,J . . :. It appearing that the defendant in this;case is not witiiin the limits of the state, it is ordered that publication hie; made three months in hg Minerva, that an attachment has issued against him, and that unless he appear at next court and plead or replevy, judgment will be taken against him. 5 3m JOHN NISBET, tlk. " State of Nofth Carolina. . IREDELL-COUNTY, 4 August Session, 1811, John Stevenson,. .' vs Robert Bryson ' yOrigini 5n J - - 'ginul. Attachment ' It appearing that the 'defendant in this case is not within the limits . of this 'state, it is ordered maTpubTfcaW rhonths ui netvac that an attachment has issued against him, and that unless he appear at next court end plead or-replevy, judgment will be ,takenr against him. 5 3m ' """ ' JOHN NISBET, elf State of North Carolir. .. . f Iredell County, -: . 'August Session, WX James Hart, vs. if . 5.0Wp7W Attachment' n Robert Bryson, J '-". '". : , . . , ;s It appear.ni; that the defendant irt this v . not within the limits of the,,8tate,Js publication' be made three months m tl' C' ' . '. .. ... .. i :A A orrainst him " that an, auaenmeni as isiut." b- , , fcf JOHN NtHbivijj court, ana linn uiiivu nt, fr , I ,ni renlevv, iudffment will be taken' aRam 5 3m ". ' State of North' Carolina. ' " ' : : r ..It T V. I : James Hart ' vs Robert Bryson August Sesmnymr original Ahachment. 4- . It annearine that the. defendant in .Ibi not wimioihe limits of this state, it is orcc- hat an ittaabmem has issued JiC . - , - -a f nvt court ann yn - tnat umess ne pf - -4,. hiw. plevy, judgment iU Pj'BET, - 5 3m JOHN GILES, e'ec.: ' " ' '- 9; ,1 I..: ' A
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