XV a. J ill a
A.CTKV INVERSE.
1 knt. ' a wid'.w oi y pool
Wi o it ur mi all children rao"; ' '
Tlx ddcst vii tut fix jours ld,;
A goc.t.e, modest lad. - ' I ' ' '
And wry hard this widow, toiled,
To iced'her children lour;
An honest pride the woman felt, ,
Though she was vtty jtot.v,. , , ,
To iabcr she wc uld tcave her home,
Ar.d "plod V as she vrcn f iicfcould hug
-A thilling'i worth of bread.'' ' ' :
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AVI VS1.IVHV.I IHUOl IJ.v IVM)
And tliis was all (he-children had.'
On any day to eat; - ' - w j
They drank their water, ate their braad.
xui never lastea meat. .
"One day, when snow was falling fast,
And piercing was trie air, ,
I thought that I would go and see
JTimr thtisa tmnr r.hillrn were u ; .
re long ; I reached their " cheerless
home; - 'j: "j" p 1
Tw as searched by every breeze;
When, goina in. the eldest child
-1 sawnpoq Rs knees.", . .1 ,1
I paused to listen the boy;
ifo never r&lsed his head; 1 .
But still went on and said, "Give us ,
"This day our daily bread."
I waited till the child was done-' - 1
Still listening as he prayed
And when, be rose, I asked Lim, why ' :
The Lord's prayer he had said.
"Why sir " sahe'this morning when
My mother went awayt; r .
She vppt, becouMf, b said, she had
lMODreaaxorxMto-aay. y t .
t t ; j" " v t'j r A .
-MidwfrciMUr
Our lather d) - ;
And tlscnl'toM mrnot to cry.
Xor,I. could get suna bread. !
Our Father, sir,' the prayer begins,
Which made me think that He, , ,
'As we have no father here, s
Would our kind father be.
:-JVndlicn youknowlhc- prayer sit, loo
Ak8 God fer bread each dayj
Uo in fho Icornor si r 1 w ept, . .
A nd that's what made me pray. ;
I iquickllcft thafwrctcfied room.
And w ent with; fleeting feet,
And very soon, was back, again,
Withb6d erjonglrt6c!n.r' - '
-l loeught God heard me, said the loy;
I answered with a nod;
Of that child's faith in God- '
; ca GOOD:3''6RyABOLlTrox,
-So'nte' weeks Mnee1 an it.eoerant 1cc
- tyror M: aMf?nn--isirJ tlie neighofp
'Jio'ttl.fcf lVrtrmouih, Ohio, : and put up
at a t,uLlic hous5f , w ith tlie lircntioo of
regard to 'the opprrssionof his dark cp
--orcd br eihrenrnais'eTs, by a lecture
: to bo'dgtivored tlie'hext day,' c the
cruelty ana nrrsnny oi ine wnues in
-o,uaIity-witlvthcmf elves in all respects.
All 4h visiter and hxlgcra in, the lav
c-rn vytrc, annoyed ; durpithedayby
-the iiincrtihcnt conduct of the i pseud o
- jjhStentlhWitjsf
antl Ihcenclary doctrines 'on every ; one
hh hiut iulhrlcnt 'fatte'nee t curiosity
Id listen 16 Jmn.v I 1 he landlord,' whose
house wss honored ;WiUi uie i tresence
rinenung enjus .profciow cfj love Ur
Afric aVi f Hf;e." ; In vthe evening
Ih'e laiidlAftf 'cMlf d IcV.him a coloml
.rrlari Tiamed BijlJ who dieted as ostler,
or mairif alkwrrfc, "ilou'Mhe mn, and
ordered Ih'iro to wasli fcirrclf 'w ell, and
put..on..a clcp,n bitr. erd goto bed. io a
pertain, r mt Hff.e rnf iu mt t dT -J Bill
ncied .as lVis tracier. Vlirectedhim, acq
lelt coiVirferabiy "sliiCk tipT witli the
' 'fLtddcti "tho'rgOiof 'sleeping aportmeiits',
. frrimf the ltt:hcii loft to1 the best bed
. i'ocm:jii-lh house,' ood attributed if all
4o niie weseiire f his white, friend, who
jfiiui. taken teyerai f onuniues inrougt)
'the dayt",to iirLrtfs onvJ2ill's mind that
all w ere equal and that the fact of e
"1011101) of society being, tlcsscd with a
fairer skin, ibaj I, ehhio Tibht lo claim
a -tTmotiiyiov?r their less " fortunate
, trothc acd titers ol a darker hue, and
Hhat naturally, Bill and vtry other gen-
llcman j of wilorwhp performed the
tart cf scrvaoV to the, whites, had .the
, i. i. ,.. .,, .. .i .
Fame rights to reject and privileges as
thrir niui:rs, C.'.l saw the justness of
his friends M equality' doctrine ct once,
and when called by the landlord, was
decided in his own mind in what man
per he. would proposo to his master a
change irt his respective stations? ho Mo
assume the duties of ostler, and his em
ployer - tafce up the curry-comb and
brush; 'turn obout'a fair clay." thought
Bill. ;
; ! wished 'to retire, the landlord conducted
iuiu v ui9 vuauiuvi i s IV Baivr v v , nasi
the bed he -was to occupy. .After he
had disrobed himself he turned down
the clothes to get m bed and started
(back with astonishment oh "beholding
ins iricna Aim in snug possession oi one
lmlf jfjt,: w bq invited Mmjwijh t fam
iiliar nod to get in.; The abolitionist
casta look of scorn on poor UiH, and
demanded of vlhe landlord !
meant hv' giving him i4iH
a bcd-fellowt. ,i Hewas answe
whathe
'niggcrT-for
answered with
' .enuslitv' arirument. sBill'a nerson
was healthy; he had on a clean ihirt
was' not addicted to any ugly habits in
hia sleep, and more than alli Waa pne
; of the proscribed and intured . race
for. whom tfie gentleman professed such
4trdent love: Uie last consideration ought
to make Bill a welcome companion to
the lodjrcr.V " ,:' ' '' ," ' ' ." , r
i ana, a- a " e At
ihe enraced nhilantnropiiist could
not stand this practical test of liis'doc-
trine, but let loose his wrath on Uie land
lord: Sir. 1 tell vou I will not nut uo tfilh
j this unparalleled indignity; who ever
heard of such iosolcncct putting a gen
tleman tc ticrp. :Ut MilHiy nfger."
And lot me tell you sir," replied the
la milord that with that nigger youH
have to sleep, if ycu sleep at all; he
as clean in person and clothes as you
re yourself, and in every other res'
pect, according to your own -preacli-
lnsr, he ts your equal, so hop in and , em'
brace your broihcr, for most certainly
. ' s , .
ha -n-.il lb vour comraniun uiiraurn
tTh0 abolitionist thrcatcnod, mrcd,
ran(i coaxeij but all would not oj the
andlord was inexorable, he waa deter
1 rained to n,ako hut lodger practice
H ibolhionist was compelled to take his
place along side his sooty friend, where
he lay tilt mornihff, enduring feclincs
that cannot t.described. lie .ys. kept
in a slate of resttosDess through the
whole jafght, : repellins BilHa ' familiari
tics, and ; kcepinir the negro's 4 woolly
head out of hid face, lie rose at the
dawn of day, while comrade, "all
4a black," with a mind free from all the
perplexing cares of..lilo, wm anjeyinc
the honey heavy dew of slumber, called
for his bill and left the town. Tho lec
lere was consequently indefinitely post
poncd. .. , "' . . yr ',i"
. . Bill related, with great . importance,
9 tibi:5pjbhtd honor ccuerrc4 on
him, by being the bed-fellow 6f JUr
but said the comfort is not so mudi Jo
be desired, t" theigcnmian kicked
most -almightily, .aod had 'gtremely
bad href, dat however is i tribataUa to
his white extraction. , , r , .v .'
fYsnIlE subscriber lias just re
ILj ceived and is now receiv-
ing a supply oi - - .
from New York, and intends to sell very
low for cash, and lie wishes his cus
tomers to receive his sincere thanks for
their fast liberal support and custom
and tchexes he can give satisfaction in
future He invites the public to call and
see J'pr themselves report hath been
circulated that .1 am about to quit the
merrtntilehffiiir?swhich is not my
prpspect; but thq fact is 1 expect to vis
it my children and, friends in. Indiana
the' latter j art of this summer f and fall
and si4v to cli all trfot 1 iwsnibly can
before 1 g and leave few or no goods
on hand while Lam from home,. there
fore I will sell low for canh.' And all
those who do not wish, to riv cash wil
be accommodated on cood terms: a!
former accounts mbsti be settled cither
by cash or otc before I go; therefore' 1
hope all indebted to the store will call
anil close their accounts .without delay,
especially those of long standintf. ! a
t .H , ; i JESSE IHN&HAW.'
v New Salem, 6th month, 1 1th 183a
j ob vim ting
r.
f. mis vrr&B.
":? iFosPi:3T't;s''',"''r
ron tub '
SS'KO.SOO.OQSS.
BY UASTEH LF.OMOA3 XJ" I.EUAY.
ri-HE .MIGU0C03;.I is printed weck
' ly, in tho City ,of Ualeigh, on a hall
hcet of medium, new tyje, and fnU
white paper. Al;".ong!i i maJI, it eon-
tains a "world" ol mutter. It is devot
ed to the flowers of Literature, original
and Bcluctcd:' to notices of important
improvement n any ot the branches of
ociencc, iommcrce , ana Agriculture;
to general News ; and to.the particular
honor and interest of North Carolina.
It eschews party politics,4 and all the
muddy v streams . of angry f contro
rersy on every.subiect..jbM crcat ob
ject of the jHibjicauon is to coi-ey in
structioa to the young, in an unexcep
tionable, chaste and agrecaolo manner
to excite in them a thirst for knowledge
and fondness for reading, to inculcate
vron their minds correct principles, and
incite them to the practice of virtue and
morality. , Another is, to furnish as
much amusing matter, interesting newtt,
and valuable information, to readers of
very class and age, is can possibly, be
dotic, on tlio cheapest terms. And wc
may venture to assert, w ithout subject
ing ouneft (to use the fashionahlo ed
itorial plurai-tiiigutar pronoun,) to the
imputation oi egotism, that it will bh
be found wanting in something both to
please the taste and tickle the fancy of
It is intended, provided sufficient en
couragemcnt be given, to enlacge the
paper without altering the terms, which
will make . it decidedly , cheaper than
any other published in, the bouthern
ounfry." :
"- (H Thouirh verv voumr. bcinir onl v
mm u 7earl ' gc uie publisher has
learned to set types expertly, and after
much importunity has been indulged in
his inclination to print a paper. The
proceeds will be exclnsively his own;
and as he hopes to learn the practice of
economy.' as wen as inausiry, in ; iui
prosecution of his undertaking, he ; ex
ects V provide a fund which .will as
sist Wm in his favorite pursuit of know
ledge. He confidently Jooks to tlio pens
.fJiterary gentleman and ladies in the
State, to aid liim in hi ' labors, and to
the patronage f the liberal and apprc-
uiiun vi mo puvuu ivi uia
jg3Posimasters and others, who re
ceive this prospectus, are respectfully
requested to lend their aid in procuring
subscribers; Tbey may, if they choose,
retain and circulate this amoag their
frienuJ,- and communickto by letter.
Letters to the publisher on business, cx
ceM from those whoprocure subscribers,
musi oe posinuu.
ttnconntotii cheap for ca$h.
1 F you want good , bargains, just call
and exaniino mv'ctxHls. prices ore.
you cannot but-bo absolutely pleased
witn my laie recruns, jusi ecervcu
ItRYUOUDSin the greatest taritly
HARbtt'jiHB a nd CUTLERY.
not to be surpassed in quality;
IldJTS, SHOES ice. fat. uncommon-
ly cheapor the quality;
irvtif Surar, Coffee, Molasses, and
jelher groceries, selected with
1ht'--greteittare. rilXl
. Lovfas my termrarenlrcady, I will
make a still further deduction of 10 per
cent for Ihe sake of selling dry goods
dec for cash. , . -
, . ALFRED IL MARSH.
ATllSrO rtsumeilUiis'doj
tic of his profession, ex-
peels in a few days hi assortment of
Medicines iresli and genuine, selec
ted with care by himself." lie may
htf round at; liirfouce it any time
exctpt whcttl professionally enga
ged. Hit charges will corres
pond with the pressure of the time!
viz. a visit of ten mue$ will be
charged five dollars, (medicine in
eluded.) , Greater and less distan
ces will be charged in the aame pro
portion. Ashboro'N.CFeb. 1838.
TWAISmB
ft '.
4 FIRST RATE TAILOR, to come
to this place and put tip a shop, there
is no doubt but ,it would prove
a sue
c5kiui uusmcas.
-Orrt?'
fTT
1 - -
aMIESUBSCRIBER inform
DSCRIBER, informs Mc rr,b I
hehasrecenfly ,4 tlj
. , I
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he that
House and
Taem EatcMUllUlSIvt, '
Formerly occupied by James Elliott
Esq. South west corner of the Court-
houseSquare in Ashbowigh. Hisrooms !
arc largo, ptuutiaiu auu cuiiiiiivuiuun, t
and well furnished with every accommo-
dation for boardersl? His table too, it is v
rnnfitnnttv tv,Vv.t. will nnvtantlv l
, ..... - v 'V v I
1- 1 f . L - ' I
proviaca in suco a manner as to give en
tire satisfaction to all lie1 hopes the
Court-officers and Gentlemen of the Bar
will be liberal in their patronage, and in
fact, all others who mly like - ' ,
P L B'XTr$0t 'ROOM,
and good' fare ' 1
IHs Slabkro commodious and
dry, will bo attended by good and care
ful Hostlers, and kept plentifully supplied
won au ific varieties oi gooa provenaer
. .All are invited to call and make. trial
He thinks hecangi ve entire satisfaction
SAMPSON a GLENN.
Jan. I839.-UT. - ' '
:r 'mv ' " ' ' f-A'i--.": v: '-..
NECESSITY-l
REQUIRE that all tliosc who are ;n
debted to the'late firm of IS. Elliott tf
Co. or Elliott. lirowti-& C, should
come fof ward immediately and pay the
money or ci ve a new bond. Circum
stances require that this should be done
withont delay. -Wo much hope that this
notice will bo romptiy attended to, as
no other notice will be given, t un fail
ure to comply with' tins reasonable re
3"uesf, none, j;an complain if their bonds
ic bo put out lor collection. It will
most assuredly bo done. - We therefore
most earnestly hojw that Wr. debtors
will bo goud enough to attend to this
pressing call, w hich would not be made,
but in case of the highest necessity
- i no oonas xc are an ui me nanus
of A. I L Marsh, who is autlRrizcd and
required to make spcody rettlcmcnt of
an manors nenaininff to cuncr oi tno
firms above mentioned; and he will, at
an and all times, promptly attend to.
the calls of those who may be pleased
io como in quicKiy ana , sciuo up as re
quested.
B. ELLIOTT etCa
ELLIOTT, BROWN fit Co.
Aslieboro, N. C. June 4th,' 1838.
DOCTOR MIMDEXJIJILL'S
Ktw,YftujLbe Tonic
I nnd . JnlWDyspeptic,
;,,r, Vegetable Pills. -
THESE PILLS r. c.llcd .Y, became
have n( Kithrto-m offerrd to th
to. .li. rl .. lll.r l. It k . ..
runuc-r-ncj aiicauBu f iuni uccauac IDCi"
v.tue Ita beta fully teat d by tht Invtalor,
by practice and ctpericncc for acvrral yran.
In a section of country pecutiarly aubject to
ttia-aaea requirinf rcmady f tbia kind. -
mean pills aro entirely vegetable, and
mij be takeaitb safety, by peraons of all
ajea and conditiona, Wben taken aecotding
to la direeliona accompany inr earb boi.
4hey are kif hly beneficial in tbo prevention
aat cure ottherollowin(diseaaet: Fever and
Afoe, Dyapeptia or Imlireition, Flatulent.
Chotie, ileartburu. furred Tons;e, liiaten
I ion of tbo Stomacbi and Bovela. Incipient
lliarrhea-- DyienUrr or Flux, Habitual Coal
iveneav JLM n AppcUUw .Worna io CCwl-
drt Or , - - -
All eaaosof torpor of the "bowels, all caaea
of pain, in the bead which are cauacTr (aa al
modal) head-acheafarc by a disordered at ate
of the Stomach, 'aid in all ca.es of rcneral
weakneee after Feer or other aevere aKkneaa.
Thuurb very efficient, they are escccdinelv
mild in4heir operation, causing neither nauaea
griping nor debility. vV . f .
Fur sale at Jamesioa n Guilford eo. N. C?
Alsoat Uroensboro'r Ashboro and Lesingion,
N, C.-.'FriceiO.centa pir bos. S-6m .
atalc1 ot Kotih QaroWna
i; rRAKDOLPH COUNTY. .
av-
Court of Pleat i? Quarter Sessions,
May 7Vrw,1838. , ,
Henry Craven) Attachment returned
- - -- vs. "v '" icvica on lauu. ,
Balatn Ycartrcn S "' ? "; '" - '
it appearing to the satisfaction of this
Court that Balom Yeargen the ' defen
dant id tlu's case, is not an inhabitant
of this State, it is ordered that publica
tion be made for G weeks in the Southern
tXlizon, for the defendant BaJem Year-
gen, to appear, at our Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for
said County on the first Monday of Au-
Sust next, at the Court Hooso in Ashe
iro, and jrtead, answer or demur to the
said , Attachment or Judgment will be
taken accordingly. , ; ,
i A Cony. , . ., . ' ,V '..
, ..; HUGH McCAIN, C. C. C
. . fi3-r6w. .
s
C'-W '.
a a &
ixindolpii couyrw
Court v ' Pleas ty-Quart rr Suio.u
May Term, A ,
k 2 Cox. 1 Attac! ; .ji:.:;:i-n-
r i i a
tr . . TJ ,w v
Va.cbe! r
It appearuig to the salisl.
Coufi that the Defendant is
vs ca ic j on wn-j.
ction of this"
is not tin in.
habitant of this State; it is ordered that
pubhcation be made in the NiuUwra Cit
,zento' lnc Uclendent to appear at tlio
J'ourt of jlcas and Quarter Scssions,.to
- , -- - -- -
Houi in Aslieboro, on the first Monday
Augnst next, and plead answes ordc
inUT to KS Said Attachmont or Jud
,
mniif
merit will bo taken accordingly'. '
A Uopy. v.- tk -t.'rjr
HUGH McCAIN & C. O
r If jNDOLPH CO UNTl'
Court of Pleas &c Quarter Sessions, .
s may i erm,
' Jesse Cox"V Attachment Re
. '' vs' ' . ,' 'i turned levied on
David KcnworthyJ land
It appcariiu! to the satisfaction of
this Court that the defendant ' is not an
inhabitant of this State, it is ordered
that publication be made for 6 weeks
in the Southern Citizen, for the defen
dant to appear at our court of pleas
aiid quarter sessions to be held for said
county at the Court House in Asheboro
on the first Monday in August next and
plead, answer, . or. demur to Ihe sa id
attachment or judgment will be. taken
accordingly- .:..' ..vi
' IIUGHMcCAIN,aaC
Stale ol JVoxVU C&xoUna
Kandolpu County; ;
. In Equity, March Term ', 1838. .
Zebedce HinabaV
: i: ' ,.'' ' i - i.:';.
John Ifammondeojid his Wife Sarah, Jo- .
Sf pb Mud Icy and bin wife Mary, Joshua Had.
ley and hie wife Rebecca, Samoel tlihihaw,
Jease llibshsw, ' George Itiushaw, Benjamin
Hinsnaw, William llinahaw, Jaoob Itioshaw,
Thomas Itinsbaw. ' William Hinehav, Maty
llinkhr. UlMea lliniliaw. t'liaK atrU.tt.
and bia wife Ilinah,. Joseph. Walker and hie -
. "a A a. . i meia. . -m
w - saa v-i-f vj awnoitii m org IS IV w fj
Hannah, itutb llinahaw, Earn Hinshaw, John
Hinahaw, Jonathan llinahaw, Aaron llinahaw,
Enoch Ilinshswt all of full aget and Ihe- heirs
Thomaa Hinshaw deceased, and tre heirs of
Amy Nixon dece.aed, and the heija of If an-
na. Underwood deceased, by Jonathan Worth
their gu rdeian pettdJe file. , t
Whereas at htarch Term 1838 of the Crnir
of Equity for laidcounly Zebedce Hinshaw filed .
his bill cfcompUiot againstihethe above defen
dants praying tor the sale or a tract of land ait-
ttsted in the County aforesaid, containing one
I 1 I. A l i t
unurcwK mij acrcai wmcn oeaccataea irons
onntiiuanaw eceeaard, t? his heirs at laws, H
appearinf to the, satisfaction of the court that
aeveral ofjhe defendants are not inhabitarta
of this State; it was therefore ordered by the
court rnsi no'ice or this suit be published in
thcSoutttrn Citizen for six weeks, rolifyinr
the defendants to appear at tie next Term of
ot ibis coun to be hem for tba county jt
Haiwtolnhat the Cnnrf Itnuui In' liUk.Mn.K
on the ith Monday of September next, or tho
V I " win vtiaca iw mrvi
fesao and heard expert 1 . ; ,
WUneas J, Worth Werk sod Master iaMlnui,
ty for aa'ul County, , ,
J. WORTH C. M E
. . 2361."
"ADVERTISISMBKT.
W HE fmpbsibility of carrying on the
Watchman as it oucht to be conduc
ted while absent on Collecting expedi
tions, and the impossibility of longer do
ing without tho largo amount due mo.
for six years of labor, havo determined
uw w bvu uk -,-Bia uiibiiuiciii at me ena
VT 'W-1TCCIH YCBT. I TKS'" t UDFCTimiun
. -I . :. f rl . i. ... .- .
list is about EIGHT HUNDRED, and
v thk increase:, and the Jobi Print ins
and Advertising good fbratlcaW FIVE
HUNpRED DOLLARS a year. A
gentleman of talents' and a sound Whig
shall have the pi er on the most" lib ;
eratjterms. 1 w ruld not willingly let
it go into any other service. An earl
application' is i ttjnt stod. 1 f
ll- u. JONES.
'Editvrhd'vroprietor: -
Onjr. exchange papers in North
Carolina will clcasc nvh this a few iu.
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scrtions..-T r " ---
CAMP MEETINGS.
. A camp meeting" will be held at MTab
crnacle," in Guilford countv. 0 miles
Southeast of Grecnsboro-rc6mmenc
ini on tho last Saturday, the 28th of July
Also one at "Old Union,! in Randolph
county, near Walker's Millscommen
cing on the last Saturday, the 20th of
August. Ministering brethren are rd
questcd to attend. r- :v : :
6uiwV u i4 auiwvoilt
A large quantity now on hand.
FOR SALE -
Tho article will bo constantly , kept
iivuviv..ii v " '( .i
. J. M. A. DRAKE.
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