.•I'CIVCC’
i O.unC'lnl pngc.'\
It is U) i\cv laiion :ilot;c we an*. indc1)t-
ec!. v.o', only ii'i- »h?.t. ^x-rl'ect system '>1
%ocia! nio:-nls, which ouj>ht lo rcsiiU ni
I,*5 , J iVlVC
i whole town of riinon, coVituinirir^ ct poj
, I'omth:.— U is t»ow ccrlaiii tliat the same
jicacf I'D earth, and good will louaitls |^j,g appoar'‘d in our planetary sys-
inuii. but ioi that view oflulurity. v.'uch in the year 17K>', 17'J.u l-'-Ul. 1805,
11 appears that in i(s
stamps the perfect sanction of retribution
on every action, however sec ret «>r insi-
tlioiis. U is this that e.puilly pervades
every department _ol’ civil society, rules
in the palaces of the mi.uhiy, and visits
the abode of penury. 1 h:s at once e-
\olves a principle ot ucti(jii, a rule ot so
cial life, which stands immovable iti the
midst of‘all the chan'?;iTi;^ scenrs of na
ture—the }'reut moral charter ot hun»ani-
tw'j nvombers of Parliament returned for
the borout^h of T.ipon. and thus posses
ses more inHuence and power in I’arlia-
ment than the town of Manchester nith
its 100,000 inhabitants.
ITl’.e ruins of I'ountaln's Abbev covor
0--- - / . M,, ifrht of ICO feet. This monastery was
our orbit more than sixty times in accn | . _ _ , j/,ire other
1','il, and 1S'2j.
ci>urb(‘ it never passc.> the orhif ot Jupi
ter- The period of its revolution 'which
is tht shortest known) vei y little exceeds
thiec years ami a quarter; and its mean
distance from the sun is not more than
twice ihat «..f the earth. It seems lo be
ai-j
tl;e *
!
pOJ)U-
latioti of 5000 sou is; she is also the owner
of the beautiiul paiks and pleasure
{j^rounds of Studiey i»oyaI, and ot the .... i * ,
ruitis of L ountain’s Abbey. She hastUnfty apple :i sprr-ij^- cn'ia
co„M.k.cco,,-.n.lm-.rU,cclcc-.o..of..,..
the s>,hscrilcr. .iAMi:s liVUAM, j»n.
.hily r, 1S29.—3t91.
V\a'
mr.: subscriber „!1ersi\.v.:de,t!.oi,l;mtatM;u
i nu which he nou h\cs. c()nt.i-mnp: .icics,
of good iiuulity, well oodf.l, :md well « utcn
und-suilal.lc for the cuhnation ot corn.-cotto.v,
Thort' is nn cxccllcut ivcadow on it, .i
cunsobuo,. Zvr''il."ol.Vr: ^he
-the S>v.-. t.st l.c,.,.. ol .l.c wretched. Il l I,estowe0 n-.L.!. V; , , ,’i' .ntTous cs»
is this vietv of the i.rccepta Mul ,,u,.ni.ut, on this comet, has been l-.tdy >‘‘0 .easting at I k n
mifv. lilciidfd With immoriahtv • . ■ .it' La/iiui>lu)( iu,lui.
\im\A iw
fJjlllK subscriber offers
tract of T.and, on accom-
niodatinp^ tv'vms, whicli.j
liob in till' lower part of Ircdcll co»iiit)*Tr^
head waters of Uoeky Kivtr, adjoining tht- lands
of S. Houston, Uenjamin Urevard and otiu.v^
and contaiuinfj o7-I acres. 'I'hc said land is o|‘
ifood ((uality find we ll ’.valt-Tcd, both as to spvinfs
and branches. Ofthe land now h) crop, ainouht-
infj to 40 or 50 acres, the most of it is well
that the i*.ww — - - -
nayineat must bo made hf.dtirc the lu'st dav
Aujjust next, or suit wi!l bf brought upon c-acti,
without rcspect to pciM>ns. Md lonijcr inclul-
^ fuce can or \viil be givi n.
P. HAKmXGKI{,
ChaWolte, June 3, 1826.
1> S. Mr Wm. Smit!i, of this [daoo, has all
lie jtHpCis belonging: to si»id estate. ^in hi>
Christianity, blended with immoriality
in pci'spective, which [)rudiices that hon
orable consibtency of conduct, when
strugi'liiu^ with the instability of this
\pori(.i, which exalts the principles of con
duct, and feelinjTs of the heart, to the
rank of tilings eter'ial: and thus developes
that divine harmony cxistiuii throui,^hout
ilic natural, political, moral and reliijious
c.sta!)lishriient of things—evidencins; an
i.,nerriui; intelligence, combined with in-
timte I'oodness, atid all resulting in the
present and future happiness of ni.f).
A Voltaire, a Frederic, a D'Alemiyert.
ii'Jiderot, and a I’aine, may t(»m!nnp to
destroy or discri^anizo that system ot so-
ial order and morality established by
♦air Dkiiy their principles, combined
•with all the philosuphists of the worhl,
as in iTy.l. may establish the rei^ni of
:erroi*, and ov.'^rwhelm with the Hood of
ini])iety every legion o( civilized man. i>y
t'Stablishiu}', us a perfect system o1 ethics,
tiiat the mr.nui) arc S'uictificd l)y ihe I'/td to
be attained :—they may ^ thus skulk for-
ward, in footsteps of blood, the slaughter i
f.f unotVcndiiifi millions, and eiecin^^:
their iiloady standard of triumph on the
subjugation of all social, moral and reU-
;'ious order, may rear their civil institu-
i/ions in anarchy,’ on the fanaticism of e
quality, and the iinpietv of perverted rea
son. Yet the rose of Sharon will bloom
V'ith all its fragrance in their moral de
sert; the permanent order of viriue will
he restored through the illumiMating in-
lluence of Christianity, and the solid prin
ciples of social order and the happiness of
man, will rise as a temple of refuge in
occupied in calculalitig the posi>ibiliiy ol
iis itdlucnce on the destinic''ol oar giob''
lie linds that in years liii'j v-Mnel
will a[)proach th'j eanh as^uearjy as tlie
moon ; and that in •!,' oI y>'urs tt
will come to witiiiii a distance ol /
Ila/iijjuhirt
The beauty ol our doine'-iic maple has
’l')tig bvcii .'\cknovviedged, Ii.'tvi'.ig oDtuin-
.*d u cotisnicunus placc in *he ornaroental
i';nisb of o;;r fa'.ic) articles oi \iruiture.
to be susccfitible ol »« fine a
i -) hereby given, that by virtue uf i Ocmc
tVoOi the Court of Equity, duted tl.e ‘20tli
H r . , .1 fmA n ilu.t, I shall sell, at the Cunr. House m
gfogr.tphic;.! i.iiles ; tiic conse^iucnce ol | .t is known ai be suscc[»at>.e ol as nne a , Saturday,the .-Tth of Auku>.i r.eM.
Whicii wil! i.o (il' ns uttrLCti n be e-j.tal polish as ai\y wood; and we aio guid to tract of land belongint^-to ihe jttirs
!iands,
1' i;.
JSotice
! (il' ns at
to tl’.at r! l!iO eai Ji'i tiie c: va'ion ji tht-
waitih (/I tiie occ::n 1.'^, )0i> !e;;t ; that is
to sa\. [.’)ovfj l!ic .ops of ;dl the V.v:'0[.cm
mouiuniiis, encej t M(jni-lUanc. 1 l;i
inhabitants (••’the Anf'ies at-.u of tlx lii-
malava r-.'>untain
„ aljue. Nvill escape ‘JUS j get'craily
scLotid delii.a ; !)U’. taey uiil no: b. :u lit. | our *abks and -.r.; o's- u\.d aiso in ^iinish-
l)v till ir g(»0'l i’.'.'ii'.ne u\oi'e thur. ,5,-ling tiie ;r»tL'riiji ol i lost r i. ■. .iV buijdings.
tho. :ty—that, il Is even .n New- \orU su-
p'.’scciing. by the c./mnsjn cc’jsciit ot
taste, t'ic U'^t; of u.'ai;ogP!'v. h Is said
that the maple 's now bet;:rini?''i; to be
;lc’)U':i in thj Tiianntaf'ture of
iinish-
0''i0,'''0i' year'.-.,
the -\piia'!OP
siar.dkiM; (I;.--!!,
w ill ; e>.! IV e a >
sure is utici
vcjv' alarmiu!
for it !■; jjiob.tliii; liiat. ai
ni that tlfiic- oUi iiib '.
in ‘ \ r wav oi' 'iie
liiu'k sevi.'i’C er.oJgii lo in
strm.tioii.
'1 h;.- IS 1 cal!'
TrDuh'e.'nnr^’: Hn- It v ill be.
soni'' s.itisi’.;"’I'l') tu wboavt 'Vouc
h'd wiih tb>>. bir/,?i!!g and Idvii!., ot il.'es to
Icacn. that tliohe !jirod-tt i.-.i v c.; cat' res'
siillt i’!o.’ ti'.cM'enorinuieN by appopbxv
aiici onvui.si'Messrs. Kcioy an.i 1 I-.i'n'j
Spence in ‘.bew ne'\ w'oik^ 'ii : ntomolo- j mi.iri
give some scieniitic a( coums ol iht j |»hn.
W e know r ilhu);-; moif. ufa'itiJul tnan
Some of the specimens tl;c curled ma-
I It . 'v’dt'-’n v,e lin'- e s''» ji worked uo m
Horii staiiJs ; and it wdl be a fii
t -jI co'.i;^. a'culailon. m her; v.-e may
’ f: :.'io,vec‘,'.V uiiout uisohedience to good
to go to oii- D'.'-a iofeit-, in prti-
f’eii';'.' tothos!. t.d 1'Otiiiiigo, for the
raa’.'.'rials of beauty and ccUifui r.
iSii!. •}' nrntiL
i;e irdbrmed —we llOpe irotn good au-[ law of Isaac Keatv, decea.setl, lyiny in Meek-
ienl'urjr county, on the waters ot t!vu''ar rrocK,
adji'ining tlie lands of Janies r.ynui., William
and the lun Is of .lohn Wilson, dvccuscti,
r.i'ii'.aiiiin^' ;d>out -lO acvt s. 1‘2 n.oiithri credit
A'ill be gi\en, t.i> tbe purchaser giving'bond and
,ar>!Mov.il sei Ui'ity.
1) U. DL’Nl .M’, r m. k.
21, u;:o.
!T;>Y vi'ino of n IJ-^crc'* from the Conrt of
'C.J > iiuitv, htfaritii^ d-ite. the '3'.'’th of May !■»>;, !
shall St '1, ut '.iu. Court IJouse in Churlotti., nii
SatiiMitv, till- .5tli day of August nrvt. a t-rrt.on
I'Mct of l.iri'l, belonging To the hcT' ot ,1 :hii
M’Luie. d‘. ceased, i'ing in the ro'in\v ot Mei k-
l'-nhnr>^, adjoin'n;- tin' 'amis of Kolx rt I$av:’.i.t*.
Uit'.V.aid l{'.;:>insou and liobert liiol)in>on ; .::'l
aS.. :» tniC. of itnid usually railed thi MowUn’
old t'laf . '.iji'laini ig, hy estini.illon. unr’ Irni-
d' ..d a;'.1 twi'-ivr .■■•.f'vi-'j, '!Welv- n.oiiths '•rcd.t,
iiie [)Ui':i; i.''er bund -lui' appi i>ved i«. cu-
U-.V H. U LtVSi.Ar, ■. X. 1.
ja:ie :t, ls;’r.
a( couius ol iht
diseases lo wiucii insi.-cis are liable. W'e ; C hillicotr.-..
are happy to leam that spidei-s are t'oi/b-! of buMocks n
U‘d with the stone -.i>d bees with lur;* ui j j lie in
dysentery. Ants are partu niuriv j sprinrr. ’’1 !;• V
if Ca/lir.—.V (b-ovc of n»v,v;r'.ls ofone
red hu’Ioi.1.^ pa^.sed I'-.T-r.i'Ii fial*;-
y* :-.tei-la'-, no iheii w;'VtJ Ibiiladel
L ironi Ivoss county, near
io. .t he ilrove -onsists
.1'.. and are t:w.' fittest c.it-
• r we hav‘- seen this
tf' Messrs. Sev-
subjcci to vertigo ; w lieudote wo l> tsosv j n.o.ji N. S^ed ina'i, ot Oiiio, Ihe price
not, utiles by rtason uS .iieir bo'.ng tdevui- j u.-l- cd tor tin ,n i; se\en dollars j>er htin-
ed so very high ironi the gi ound. Tue j di > d,'l.eiiig u!ia.)le to c'jlain rhis priec
emerus ;)i;)ens ■ a spiciesui »s so vies-j iu re', the di’i/ e nas proCMule?! to Phila-
' - li
man, wm I ISL-as a , f.;es of H v ) is so vies-( here, the dro e ..as proci .uled to l>hd:
their dreary waste, as the mountains ol | dtlpiua in In'jie.-, of a oefer !:.arKet. ]
Lebanon above the thistle ol the UcseM. Ijy pr....b'>3cis. We j is six v.eek^i sincc i'.kv left (>.uo.
fellov'-Vxliztns: wis.li the whole tribe ol lin-s would .‘'ollow j Balt. Puli hf.
As ihe tide of time rolls on, b t ufv
then, as a nation, follow that order of
things prescribed by the author ol nature,
us our rule of life ; let us btep in »he
path of our Washington, wh.o, when l)ul-
tling a las!, an uih’Ctionate faie'vrii, lo
Ills beloved country; when cons( ions ihn'.
xhe silent gruve was about toshnl out il!
prospect ^of future inteuour^e with
his feliow-citizens,—endeavoured to il is
culcate the maxims—That nothing c .n
be d.urablc which is ii.t erected on t! e
'Solid foundations of virtue—Tha* rcii-
gion and morality are the great pillars
 f national happiness, the. firmest pi ops
of the duties of men and citizens—1 !i,»t
national morality eannot ptev.iil in ex
clusion of national religion—and that in
dispensable to the secnr.ty o.tsd eniovuicnt
such a Komatiexample; Tlie book does!
r.OLUiftirm us to \\ bat dibca.-e nuisc[utu)es j
are I'iabic—'Hit \vc prtsunic il ir.us!; bit!
• hei'cut, fiom their I.ig-li living ; may j
tbev have a luutul nu’.nher cf .'jia^.ms,
and twi'igesduring the summer I wj pray I
the riiedical iacuUylo leave them lo their!
i'aie, and wc cut-real all those gentienn ti j
v/lui keej,' eolihlum on their toilets, to |
.sec that tl.eir Inittie.s be well corked. If |
woubl readv b. .t g'-iidying sight to see j
a dib3:'()au-d old mu;(|isto bolstered up |
Astoni'ihir" fccundtlif cf the Toad.'—On
the eastern margin ofthe Mess; s. i.ton-
ards’ i’o;id, in North-Providence, are lo
be seen myriads ofiittle toads. Tiicy are
in such imiiiciise nurnljcrs as ro compK le
ly cover t!ie, ground in many places !or
more iha'i'a quarter of a mile round t'le
pond.- More thati a hundred were taken
up in the liands at unce, and in several
places living masses, were fouiid a foot
square, and two cr tlirr.e itjches thick.—
in un at in cluur. -his claws wrapjicd iii! wriitf never saw so great a number
HaiiMel, taking W iisor. s liriciure, t '.cry j ,_f ijving tilings d’ un_\ kind on the same
iiaif hour, in atonenu-nt for his excessfb.
tind Tnn.~-Siuv.\v.\ .fobnson v. cs
i!(.n a little ('iscoiice' led hv an unex-pccted
of our civil and religiouH iu;ht', to pro-! i' made upon him heioic a large ii.’t-
mote institutions for ihe general, I'.ihu-i i-; ii>_c pr;n-
.sion of knowledge aumiig every cLss of
♦ xient of surface,
oi an ir.ch in leiiG-i
riiev
about ilhs
J'tor. Jvur.
our citizens.
Then will industry and art adorn, ainl
science exalt,this our happv ••omn > v. s itM.-
lifiecl to religion and redi eiiK il *.o 0 ''’;'y.
Then uill our citizens, from the t aste’Ti
to the western oceans, from ibe i egit.r.b
of frost lo the valleys of perjiel.iai sprii
cordially unite to s'.rengtiien tht- !;o\e..i
incnt of their own choice, end [>l: [iciuuie
institutions of their own r rt aa.o.
We will then behold thi% fabric of our
r,ocial relations rise through the lapsed
vears, with a grandeur and iiutmony of
proportion corresponding with iiu- mag
nificence of means, placed l>y a kind pro-
\idence in our power ; atVording an as\ -
Jam to oppressed humatiily, ol evi-ry
clime:—its foundaiionsjald in '1'“-“'’»i*;'•'Cp'd'A U
of politics and moials oiigiuaiing tVo:n K‘ ,j h,
ecjual liberty, and ejual law.s, tounded ;in j |j, |,^( j,,.^
the immortal principles of justicL---'.v it!i j
an ivifiiience co-extensive with l!ic globe, j
and lastipg as the lapse of time.
Then shall our country rise t'l noblc’-rTne, •_
Anl endless I'lov) ^^dd Colnmhia’s >ia,. i .
Long to oiiv land wiU c'Tiidrcu’s cluidrcii ''vi'.iie
Here earth’s poor v.Hii.lerers nn 1 '.t wl.i/ni,
h(wnc;
I.nnji' to endure, and ( vi ry --r'
'1:11 lime’s last v. iiiriwind sw■•tp:, U t,
skies
i.’.u '.b vi'jitiice iti one wav, not Uj loum a
hiMb' svhei! lliey tuct wi.Ii a currcnt run-
I ning. e'|U'.d,ly strong i;i anotbci. 1 he dis-
! pule happened l’ turn (n> tho original ot
! u ii.gism. for Johr.scn lia.i iriumphanliy
I c! .ili'Mu;ei' l)>, ('r;uve :u tel! him who
I \\- -i, liic lirst whig : die iat r !l;iuini.'
i.‘i,n-cif :i li'.de puzvie'*. H''. .b>;'.n:-oh
j luUiilitit^iv rejnjiK'i. ** i see, sir. U ;l ) iii
j are even i;;nu;'anl o! liic iicad ul v^Mir i>wn
j.'ailv, b;i‘ i will tell \ou, sn ; i:.i‘ d vii
I Was il'tC iirsl vvlug ; he was \'\*' !..'l r'^dor-
uier ; lu- >,vlut‘d lo si I i.p ui‘..nn e\;r
in !l'.,aven. Dr.  tnwv » aU'dv rvn!:ed.,
“I air :ii-ic!i (jhr!i.'i' ! lo ',tju Kji: .vi'i; r iti- . , , .
I , ' . I > ’ . . 1 'ire — roid tile ,
lurtnst.on,. :)ud I cet iauuv '.la not K're-' , , *
'■.ee thal vou woul;! go si- i.-r i^indv 1 r
aJ iruiT.eiil !V.«ke ;*v:a;r-l von r:,i !t : I
IIoT' (' drill a Uos^.—The propensity
of. tills perverse r.nima! to go in a coti-
tr.iry ditertion Irom tliat ir. which ’ ou
Muuld diivehitn is well known—there-
forr you must sei/.e bo» when his head is
in the direction /i>’„wis’nes to go—down
with h-.m, i\iul in tiie scuflu* !j‘; sure lo turn
him etid fu:- 'nd—ihen It * lilm aiu’
iiis i.\ul: ‘Li.icbii’ Ui the deaircd
dirt-cuon.
\.PtU‘YS
KF. M A1VIN O In tilc Vost■ inTic .'.t Mnc• -1 nton,
N. C. 1-t Jal.%
A M’dl'.am J Abernathy.
r. Hr;d{;;-e;.. ^Vnl. Frodif'rtcn, I ‘iw-
•:*ci''t; lirln^jle, l>lisha Un-igcs, Spnice A. Hnifs,
Joiia.s liradbhaw. Mathias Baniigcr, U.ivid Book-
our, (2)
Fepthah Clark, John Cathey, John Clor-
i.dward Cook, John Cook, tlenry Cluie,
jr. I'avid Cosmcr, IMii'.ip Causler, jr. ( hl^st;•.lIv
(:lo.it,■tl'ev, Jainc!. Collier, I)eur>' Collier, John
C.apcntei-. (i’; Jerermah Clauton.
Ji... F.b>hu Dyer, Johi D. Davii.
f hristo].her Laker.
r .-.Chriatoj-her I It^wers, Joseph Finger, Jas.
falls.
(.... John Good.son, William Gilchrist, Nelson ' jost jih Hlack-A ood
Gullii'le, Mison (rillure. ^ '
H, .rhoinas Hi!), Richard liarmon, Miss
raur.y Mo^ie; William Hunsur'ktr.
K .'..'riioir.as Kenderick, Mrs. Sophia Keller.
I,....'riionis l.owe, I'rancis L.i} man.
M Jolt;' Mull, Hubert M’Caslin, ’,eorge
Mf osc, Jehn March,.'f;hn M’ML. Jacot? M’Cart\,
Ml.ta K'l'abeth Maunv, iicorge Mauin, Alexan
der Morrison, ni. Milligan.
N....lobert Neal.
II .. .Ui'nj ’.min Oiniand, Kichard u'Ne.'il, Kob-
ert Orr, \
r. Asa P'lrkcr.
H ...Henry Hudisi!, licbert K.amsy, Jas. Rani-
sy, i'anl A. Heace.
S ...Wdbldre >liipp, Wm. Singleton, Jlenry
.^iie'/, Subaanah Slit/, Enos Sherrel, ^Vil)ianI
Seiile.r,
T... WiMiam Tucker, David ri'ornbur)f,
Jolin Ton ance, Conrade 'I’ipps, .folni 'l urn..T.
\ ..lolili Vickc’^.
W ,.lsv o Wilis, Johr W arl.ich, Tho®. Will
iams, Crccn V»'.dlace, 1 hon.as Wter.
l>. liEl.VHAUDT, I*. M.
j^'reat .ind pernianent benefit from jr.ar.ure
There is on it a large ])()i’tlon of low pvitunils,
of excellent quality, cither for meadow or
turo, 10 or 12 acres ot \\hieh are in good onlcr
and have been mowed for a nunib.;r of je^r-,
^Tlie principal dwelling-house is lai j^t and toni,
ino 'lous, which, with, a little :ulditioiial exjic’ise,
might he made comfortable and convenient cvtri
for a Ui'-ge fumih . The situation on whith i;
.stand' is probabiy equal to any in this or the ail-
jacent conntlf s Thefc is a well of gi(id wa
ter convenient to tlie house, ami a lai|!;.-, hrtlle
gard/ n. 'I'hcre are Iv. o inipro> cnients on tl-'.
tri'Ct. whlcii \ ill be sold tog'ethcr or separardy^
to stilt. piircliaser:j. It would he a desira'ii©
place of residence tor a niciiiber of the jiiuicv.
sion of f aw or a Phy.sieian, being in ■» rcspec*.
aide and populous iielf^hborhood, and at nearly
an ( (prd (iUtan e tVoiii fiVL- surrouiidiii);; vil!;lg^.;,^
It is unm eessary to a turther vh-cnption
of th'3 land, as those, no ihmht, wisiiing to pur-
cliasc, will vk-vv the preiiiisv s. For tenus, in-
pl\ to the sul'si-rib.T, Tn ing .“i miles iiordi uf
Concord, Cabarrus county.
A- C. M’Kti:.
N H. Aj.'provctl c;e^h nf'les. negroes urnotes
negotiable und payaldc at tin Charlott.- liunk,
will be received in na_ n.en^. A. J. M.
«:tf
S\a{t i)t «Vt)v\\i-tavoVuva,
Iicdi'tl CoiUHV.
V-.nnt f:f Phisaivl ('luurfvr Fthru'
fir)/ ls?i..
J.dm .Stev'art Scire Facias to sliew
r.'. I cae.sc v. by tiic real estVo
The I'cirsat law ol Vot the deceasul ,>!ioul(! no^
Wdham Stev.art, j h^ sol.l f>> ^aiisty Uie plain-
deceased. j ill''s ,iud^men1..
IT appearing to thr satist'^v.ilon of Itie Court,
that J lilies Stewart, I holloas l.eccli aiit! h s
wile, and Mosi.s Slvw.n', Ik. i s, deliiuUiUi irj
this suit, ari not inhabitants el Hus hlate- It 1»
theretbre onlered, that pnhlicatioi. he made iot
diree montln- in the Catawba Journal, tli.it tiie
aforesaid dflciul.ihts ;'.i)i>cac a* the i.cxt rot rt
to be heUl for the ct niity n Ircileli, ti* t'.%
Court-llouso ill Statesville, ni the .''d Mun(!;y
in .M.a_\ next, by bome attorney of said Ct.urt. .jr
iw person, and hlc their answi r, othervvi> j;.e
plainlifr will be lu aril ex juu te and have iuuj.
nu nt, as lo them, pro eoidesso.
1 cstc. >C SlMdMON, t
bnyi—price adv. j.4.
T‘
O.fJircf! ijirnf'i 'nl —The
Capidor, au! ‘^u!.'dterns o’,' aKcg'nm nt
f'i Infaniry ^ asstinbh-d in 'di- town
( t' li.ilii, [ .Maine' ior ‘he purivr'^e ofcl^ct-
a t loii'.'l (A tlint lie and o- 5
i!;i '• urd' crs. Several pi-r.-.ors wue-eier- |
tc'I ,• o! would :uc.‘pt ih.f; cf- t
‘-rtic. -r •va'^ “blin-
o£ XoYl\\A'vivo\um;
Mrckleiibuig C:ouiity.
■\Vdlijm Means ~i
I I’ctition to review the:!•
, f port ef the Clerk.
Chas. T. A'ex uider, ! '
James Means J
Ir appearing to the sadsfaction of tli.' To.irt.
that .(aircs Ml ai.-i is not -an iidi..'ii;;ti : (.''
this State If is therefore ordt-rc!, p.,.li
c.ation hr- niad*. six w t-ik-.tn ‘.li n i J. u:-
nal, tliat the si.i,d .'unies .M. ..i s ;q'pc .r oi’r
ne>t Court, t') be hel«l lor the roniii^. t.; M-tk.
lenburg, at the Coml-lioiisc in  liarlotiv, on
the -1-th Monday ui August next, ti .-n ami ti:vrs
to plead or demur to tin* (letitloii, ir iiu'.giiir;r.:
pro confcs.so will be cntned aj^.oi.st inin
Test: ISAAC A!.i:.\.AM>rdi, i. m t
«)t9''> —pr. -idv. f J.
c,i •XdvUvA'uvoWwx.
Mtckknhun' ( ouii/.^—
Ji'hn I'attcrson .
t v. f (>rij?inal AtVa'.-'m
Wnt. S'ir.ith and v\ ife, i’ le\icd on a ntg’ro
F.ll/aoeth Smith. y named I'at. ■
IT is ordered by C''i'it tind aih eitiMenv nMC
. made six wee!:s l‘\ tin Cat iwlia .lournA.', k-
thf defendants to aj)pear at the Auj'ii.,t ti riii,
VwbWc V^XAliiYVvxvwiwv ut.
, , , , , wdl De entered again;.t tiiem.
^i|}'. sii'.'-,^r,’:,(‘T- informs his tneiuls and tlic IS\A(^ M.KXA.NDI'.H ''>-t
j.'uMi:, that he ha« purthascd that well
w n  .sta'dishiiicnt, lately owned and occ'ipi- - ' ——
lJ", «lenders^Hi, and is now prcjian d to tiV *N HVVVAy-*
U-rtjiii travellers and others, who ni.iy ph'ase Muhkuintr ' .V(/»/ I'r-f.
di c.'i/iini . ••.nd n) e.-iertioiix w dl be sj)art‘d j-.niK s Clai k j
ti> n nder thc^n cc>mfurtable, iiini tliidr st-;y a- ■ ( Cinn-nial Al‘acli’’.'er,t«levR'i
ilis table will i>e furnished wah tv- j ^ on a net.'T!. lean nume.l lsr.al.
erv V •rii-;lv which ’he country tdlbrds , his bar i . ' ,. i »
,;.r. ««u»» mih»M*ks oithii • “
-■ ,,r„ve,..l..t-. .„a..«i'elcl • ' ' '
• ‘ • 'hi defeivlanV.oai.iiea.'.uii! !)'••■'d. or.n 1 VJ'T.iii
.) vv I-1
vut: iia
ae, wil
i: si! ilL-i'
till ;l,'
lilt' oil',.
is a 'Viit -
;.-.!tu;i-
•'» iis in
•.I'Jlu'-/
io: u W-! ''^nlc
sorr-.e i.uiure
more
i.a:.
■..iibvant atU ndance.
i. I)!.\k:>-:s.
^’.har!( 'te. Ar.'d ?'i, ;‘.^0. '
• U ''.! ‘Urnai wdl ni-ie". he
d;“ri. V k.-, aiti t'.-v. ii;> a.'c.onnt J.i p>’!y
rd ; ni Uu\V^.^MiV VaUvi‘V ViVuVi\* w\ ^
' iij
r\
l!'.- • f w '..'rlcnr'.S; a'-d
' '.•nlt;; I- i-'.;:iri.-Klv.r
, !, i; ;m;w
Si
Oli'Mv, 1
.■l.i ilenr-
f; is;s
Stevenage.
I’'-I, a j.'i
Jh?iorn'j!e (Joniucl.— I'he ctedinj
ibc lale Mr. Wiiruta .Miller, of Sibley,
T * ar Boston, sonu" time ago ai^^ret 1 to
I'-ceivc PJs. in ibe 20, m tull disclKH'..;e
of their respective debts, which was duly
j>aid. .'•ouTj years have now elapsed ■■inoe
thi'^ occurrence, and the widow ot Mi.
Miller, a sh.oi t time since, honourably
discharged llie remaining lialf.
T!ie New-Yu;k W hitcb:.ll C'bib have
M',t a chu!Ienj.;e lo Savantutii to run a
Ne'.v-V'jrk boat a'^. iiit oin  f Savannah,
I.jI' 10,000, (fe5,0jo a -.ide,) to ijr iri-
ifde-ired, n* lun adi.l.mceof
:.oi!e's than three, no.'dvii' ix iniles,
he ' : ats lo be rowed hy si.x ih> n each,
vv’i'ii a coxswain, ’i'hc racc to i^tke place
t.i lV.d.tmioie, as beiijg ( qui-di'jlani be-
!. ,‘Vn >-cvv-Voi i^ anc! iiavauhi^h
ii> \e;.;' .1 jM'i ^o’l na'n .
' Mi;g, m.i ic an eccen'I !■: wi'i
d wlii'd; u a', Mie nee'’s>^lly '"U
, I pi'iied upoii hi!) under the ’.u:-
*■ ■ j leitu.-e (d lilt- piiiprrtv hd't, pic.vided 'U^h
_ I execuiof did not comply wilb tlu- cond),
I lion of ptacii’fc^^ ills bo(ly ‘“O* ibe ’.■ (•si
end of the bovef, to h'c deccnlly laid 'here
upon the purloitis, fur that purpose.’ —
'1 iie condition ol the vvill was comphcd
with, and the collin has ever since been
an object of ( uriosily to those travelling
tbiougb Slcvenage. — .\ few days since,
so’.p.t; tellovvri, who bad been drinking ul
the public house, bidiind which tliH iio-
V el is situated, deiermincil to break ojK'n
tlie t-.ofiiu, which they did, and discov.f-
ed Ibe eiilire skeleinn, and txiracted sev-
e-r terih. wliicli wi re in excellent preser-
vaiion, notwilhstaiuhngupwards ol a cen
iuiy has elapsed since il.-.vas deposited
iliercv [Uer.ts.- Jhn ury.
rr.:'t
ou m;'kt
ecse
A ri^'h old Mlid.—A e.orrespondent of
ahc Providence Juurnal. wdi.) had* bet-'n
travelling; in £t!!;laud, says that Miss (or
' t. p't?! 'Vh -'Jl ! ‘
I M-I ji' ed his dot '.'.;
I ).i i it. br^;i, C’onJie-'
! ,\ri ’■'•T" 't'?n p.
''•'u!.-- ihe sincer.!
.,i ar y.
*'3r:rjer ohsei v inv;
wh’!'* .* !)reakf.isl. s-j,
a io5i>-^ pi^'al —vM.'ti'vi
oi tliifi size iS !jUI sO jO ;’1 c.i
oi'!’
7'iro v',/-y /?*( ‘ 1' is >*, t're.'‘,t
ble'-'iiiiL,' 'o p'j-,se.ss vOial -ne wishes,”
said some o’lt to nn an.jienl philo.'opher,
who replied. •• It is a p,realer blessing
still not 10 de.-iiic wijai on:; does .not pos
sess. ”
• '? (irif/i/ifcfi ira/
Sail .\iiiia’s pvet' r, *• i hi,'-: i'; a n;un,
Hut tell me it'r.i/,,/,/ /- m’ j'l'i.ijcr,'' he cr.tii .
ith luek.s ot V Cl iiiililoii and i-}iiids (abl
du'vvn,
“ ’ rl^ liotli .oiti //’ t'is nnpil
lephwd
Houm..
!)-. Iff,111.
i s(iN.
,V
\'.1 'uo .if I >lt 1 p I troni i!
ii‘i, 'I'.-ui ' •( Ibe I'dh ilay ol M;ik uituiio,
 ot,r>Hoiw'-. in i hurlott’e, I sell at
>dic :.u(il 'n, on tho IJth day of Julv next,
the (.uurl-iIciuse doc.r, and on a credit ol
tvv(dvc niontii-, tiu'
y fJnoi.'si'-.s \ i.oTs
»'.he;v; .lohn I’.oyd, .he’d
loruierly n-sideil, and (K.cujiied by Wash-
iii[';ton Mijrrison, Ksi|. ; to;;( liicr w it.li I wo sin ill
tra( ts ot land adjoiiiini;^ tl.c t'.wn. lioiuls and
ap[ir)Vt d serurity will be re([uired. i-'crdu r
l>aitie'il'i’.’,-. iuavie knouo on ttie d''.v of sale, if
'vqinred. 1 ims. IK)VI), Cunrdl'in
of S. K. Mow).
Charlotte. June 1,
:i jipear’ aiii! o'
ill be hail .^t^aiiis’ h;iii a* di
If'A\{' Al.l.\.\.Vi.’:'l\ I. '1-
.hV‘a\e .VvvVV\-Vuvi>\V\.'i,
Mf'c/ili Jibitr^ Ci.Uhf)/—.bV/v ‘ "j
Joh.i Springs ) )iii;’iii:d \l’iidiineui, it -
1 ft. , ^ on a In };io hoy naiued I’l-i-'' >
I Smith J 1 i vear» (dd
T is ortlcrcd by i.'otu't ihat pul/hfM.oa «
niades'.x we- ks in tiu Cati' vv !>a .’‘' i' ■
.O defeudanl to api • ir .at. the m '! ^
"in, lyjt-, ami tli'.ft' to '*cph.''.\, lUiv't'' ,
i.linm-nt wd! lie ev.tered i,;‘in^t Ih’ii
|>AA; \1,K\A.\IH li,
\‘.v\i‘ is i)vW\-V'\\yv'W\'.*Ai
Mi clili/tlitii'ij: (''iHiiiu — Mu !j ■V.'-'.W'>>'•'. 1- *^
• U.VI.-1 in
!}ariii\'^er ) Attarhnuiit
vs. C !iai''ls ■!' I'di Spi.n;'
F. Love 5
,.nJ iii.a
siinuriined -.iS garindit’C.
by Court tii;it pui)lr-';‘ti'^ -■*
fks in the r.itawiia I '
to appi/.u’ at tlie ne’«t
•'arc-
Sand
S I' IS orderc
made .six w
tilt' defeinlaiit.
term, to be held t'oi thi-^ cnniit;
to ia-ph:\y, othervvj^c judgnn.at wdl U'.
against iiini
.ISAAC Ald.KANDIdh
sv«tv, i)V .Srv>vv\\-0*.ivu\uy'i
Mt I'klt id/iira; (.\iinif>/— .S'
Janii:'' L owaii j .Vlt.u liineiit le''el
( 1 . ..I.. ,.r i.-ir-t,,,., tt.-..
1 •
Just Puhlislicd,
\N1) Air sah- at this Odicc, in a pamphlet
. form, “ ,'>tri t'.ires on a piece writti n hy
M.'. IJ.ivid Henkel, eiill.h i| lle.ivtnlv Flood of
Kegeiicr.dioii, or, 'I reatis'- on Mo!} Kaptisin.”
Uv .losj_uji Mooki-, r. H. :M. I’rh,;;, Jj Cents.
Dftd' j l‘tn‘ sale tli't''; ri.fisTi;.
ha ids of F.li~S]M-i..>^j.
Sanril. F. I.o\e. j sU'.nnioned as ^ari'slv '•
!T is ordcrcil 1>\ (Jourt that. |)ul lna‘'i‘>''
niadt: six uct ivs in the Calawn.. .lo''''"'''’
tlic defenilaiit lti appear aU tlie ne;;t Ai.-'■
term, and tin re to rep!e'.\.
judgincnt will be ei.U red ai^Minsl Inni
IS.'. AC ALFA AN Din, ' • '* .
J)clivc‘rv l5niTt.s,
:d-, il' the Ollice of the Joiunab