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r " - - r l ! I EACH STATE ; RETAI5S EVERT POWER' NOT KAfitESStY DELEGATED TO THE CS1TED STATES VOL. II. EDITED BY 31. KEN YON. 311 C TON, N. C. AUGUST 21, 1830. PRINTED BY JVi HOLDERBY NO. II. J 1 CONGRESS ASSEMBLED." 1 I : - - - VI i j TERMS. The MtCjx Gazette & Roanoke Advektiser, is published on every Saturday Jinoriiing. at the- price of Three Dollars a year, 'payable on the receipt of the first ! number. No subscription received lor a less'terin'thiu one year All subscribers who do. not give express notice to 'the cpjjitraj y, will be considered; as wishing to con-; tiiiue.jthejr subscriptions, and the papers will be sent ti them accordingly. No paper discontinued Nintii all arrearages are paid up, except at the dis- c;etion-of the Editor. -C. J . i leertistiiunts, .making fourteen lines or less, will be insertediu the Gazette ihree times for One Dollar, and Twenty-Five Cents for every subse quent; insertion; those exceeding fourteen lines, 'charged in proportion. J J J The usual allowance will be made to those .who f Advertise by the year. I I N. F. All those who possess the leisure, &c are especially invited to favour thejGazette with their Icommimications;- all of which shall receive the at .' teiitioii due them. V .- s ' : : . j MOOD'S PHASES. j; Full, Moon, ! f Last Quarter, I New Maon, f . f irst Quarter, p. II. M. .4 7 42M 11 13 2 6 8 533.1. 48M. basse: or January ilSth, 1830. Resolved, That on every Renewal of an , there shall be required a pymnt of five per cent, on the amount due i on the 8th February, 1830 so that the whole debt may be extinguished0 in twenty payments, or less.4 , j! - Resolved, That if any, Note shalPremain tinrenewed'Tor thirty days after it becomes due, it shall be the duty of the Cashier or Agent to commence be, allowed but upon suit forthwith ; th'U af ter a suit bo commenced, no Renewal shall the payment of at least ten per cent, tor every ninety days ol de linquency Resolved, That no new made in, any case, on loan shall be are directed" to t ' . . 'I- I). M. 22 24 2: . 2i Day of the Week. Saturady Sunday. . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Tlmrsday, 27 Friday, Sun I Sun I Day's Uise.j Sets, length t X) 5 24 Gj 2,ti 27 6: 35;t:s 26 34 13 24 33 13 22 32 13 20. 31 13 18 29 61 30 13 16 30 61 29'l3 14 H OST on the 30th July, either in flVIil 4 ton, oi0jetween Milton and Leashurg, iu siuhJI old POCKET-I50;OK, which had jbeen much used. It co'ntaineci two 10 dol v liar and one five dollar notes or North-Car-l d!ina bnnl; also other bills to the amount of 4 bout $3G. Also, several receipts and other papers, the particular description of which is hot recollected. j .. . ;i? Any person who will return said pocket-book and its contents, shall receive tbejabove reward and ibctbank fXl; U.C .V HE SUBSCRIBERS, :--K-TAVE two first rate Mountain-made WAG iOL GONS for sale, in Milton.; Apply to S. iWatkins, &."Go. or to Mr. A. Nurinilly. i i i. t .- it. cfc J i; a uuiiuuun ,jiily 23d,' 1330. 8-tf. anv otner unaerstano- iug tlirrit "tb be wholly paid at maturity ; or at fartlifest. in three equal instulinenis ol ninety days. 1 The Cashiers and Agents make known the above Resolutions to the Dbt.rs of the BaTik. By OrderJ JNO. V. GU1QN, j ; Cashier. Office Bank of Newbern, Miltox, Tib July 1S30. ) The Dealers at this office Will attend to the above Resolutions. - I - A LE X. II E N D E R SO X, Agent. - i JESSE CARTER, M.D. "a"JTAVIG located himself in 'the town of Mil JLJ. ton, for the practice of medicine, tenders his pioiessioual services to his frierids'and the public generally, f rom h;s unremitted jattention to busi ness, and exertions to' be useful, he hopes to merit and receive a share of public patronage. ; lie may at alltimesbe lound.at llns room; On Main-fetreet above the. Store of D. Kvler &c. j ekcfcpt when ab sent on professional business. His charges will be moderate, in accordance with those ot other sen" tlemen ol the protession. i July 183J. T-tf. ' -I' FOREIGN. TTT II K Subscriber lias formed a Copartnership ! 9 'raillF. firm nfOwcrt & JeJrevs! was dissolved JL on the first of December, 165), by mutual fc()iifeent. All the books and papers of the concern, M e pit in the hands of Malbon Kertyon. for settle nlp;lt who alone is authorised to! settle and col- lect'thesame, and gratit receipts. Those who are indebted, are required to come forward and pay the iiiie promptly, as further indulseiice will not be given. . " :;. - UL in the HARDVVARE BUSINESS, with Mr. George A. Dwight, of New York,- underthe Firm of J. & G. A. DWIGHT. '! They have ta ken the Store No. 235, Pearl Street corner of John street. The former customers pf James Dwight & Co. and James Dwight, are respectfully invited to patronize the new concern. j. v ' JAMES DWIGHT. Petersburg, Va. July 5, 183o. G-i8. London Gazette Extraordinary. ! . Whitehall, June 26. i A Bulletin of which the following is a copv has been this morning received by Secretary Sir Robert reel, one of his M i jesys prin cipal Secretaries of State: - . . ' "Windsor Castle, June 26. It has pleas ed Almighty God to take-lrom this worltl the Kind's Most Excellent Majesty. " 5 4rlis 31 ijesty etpired at a quarter past 3 o'clock this morning, without i pain. -."li: rlALb OKU. , J. TIERNEY. In the course of I' riday "evening, before nine o'clock, the physicians intimated to their royal patient their inability to give him further relief, and ttieir opinion that his last moments were rapidly approaching. To this communication his 'Majesty replied, "Uod s wilr be done! and in a few mo ments after, he asked, "Where is Chiches ter?" The Bishop of Chichester was in stantly summoned to the royal chamber, and at his handsa the dying sovereign received the Sacrament. During the administration of this rite his M.jjesty was much less troub led bv the cough than. he had been previous ly, and afterwards it gradually subsided and towards mid-night he sunk into a state of apnarenilv quiet renose, which continued until about 3 o'clock, when he became rath er restless, and feebly wished to have hi head placed in a more- elevated position. Previous to this, all the attendants had re tired, except Sir M. J. Tierney and Sir Wa then Wnller ; they instantly attempted to ifford his M ijesty ihe relief he requested ; but they Jiad scarcely commenced the at tempt when his Majesty suddenly motioned them to desist, and, placing both his haqd upon his breasl, he ejaculated, "O this is iot right ! this is demh ! Oh, God ! am dying i'Tbpse-.were. the last,i one .iho onlv distinct words he iiltered iafter roni thisJime iU9 aisoluiion . -came, on- so quietly and so gradnally that the physicians had some aimcuity m vscertaining precisely at wnat moment ne ce;asea to exist. in tm Milton, April 3d, 1330. 4:j. : . SAMUEL AVATKIXS & CO. - r i trn I 1 J 1 J Mi . - avl uu hhuu, aau win continue to receive from th Washington Iroh.Works. a com plete- assortment of 'Iron, which they will sell at par IlMJ pounds, Uas MaySTth.ol-tf. GcNERAL Post (J j; WUR WOOL CARDING MACjlIlNE is in first rate order, and now in operatioili Those who lAvish Wool Clrdad, will, find it to their advantage jto bringlt soon, that it may be; carded in the warm' season. It must be cleansed and cleared of all hard Substances th(it tend to .injure the I cards, with one ; pound of grease to every 10 lbs. of wool, and asuf ; l Jicient quantity of strong sheets to contain the rolls. I I 'Prices for Carding Eight Centi a pound, cash, or one fifth part of the wool. . ! ! ' :. i c R. & J.l YARB ROUGH, t ;j J July 1313. 6. ' . . j 'i; vvy ,-?. ; OR carrying the Mails of the, Uni l Siales on the following' Post Routes fficr Department. JufflOth, 1830. PROPipSALS ited utcs in N. Caralina will be received at this office until the 12th day of October next, inclu- sive.4 . '- :' ' ' .." . ' . . - 2 103. From Milton b'y Caswall" c. hj Brown's Store, Lenox 'Castle, High Rock, Greensboro, New.Garden, Kerne's X Roads and Waughtown to Salem, 82 miles and back,Uwice a week which, turned Ori his Royal Highness immediately re? to his residence at Kew. j Saturday evening, the Lord Cham berlaih issued summonses to Sir Henry Hal- ford, fcir Matthew Tierney. Mr. Broddie, and Mr. Nussev. to attend at the ODenins' of theboiiy of his late Majesty. After the performance of Divine service on Sunday J -I . . .1 morning, mose genaemen arnvea at tne Palacej from town as did also Sir Astley Cooper, by whom the operation was to be performed. Mr. O'Reilly also arrived ar the palace. ' " i These gentlemen having all assembled. Sir Astley Cooper performed the operation ofopeping the body, for the purpose of as- laiiiint; i lie muc ui ilia laic I'JJjtraiy am- ease. I he operation occupied two -hours., and the result fully justified in every par ticular, the expectations of the late King s physicians, both as to the complaint, whtcli has proved fatal to the King, and its mek lancholy result.' The heart was consider i i V' ' t ii i ' . i i i amy enlarged, ana aanerea to tne neign boring parts. Some of the valves were ossified, and some water remained in .the chest. The immediate cause of the sudden demise was occasioned by thf rupture of a vessel near the stoniach. This organ con tained some ounces of blood, and more w as found in the bowels. ' When the operation was eoncluded,&.spice;s introduced into the body, it was then closed. Four of the late King's Pages were pre senu in addition to the above named six me dical gentlemen, viz., Messrs Whiting, Kin nuird, Batchelor, and Loades. ' 1 ' The 'Accession of lVilliam IV. His Majesty William IV. arrived at Si. James Palace a few moments after twelve o'clock on Satnrday, ahef appeared to be in excellent health. The , King entered the Stale-room, in which the, throne is placed, l)out one o'cloc.v His Majesty was habited in an Admiral's uniform, and took his sta-1 uonjit t lie t n rone. v? 1 ncr-wnoie ot the mern liers of the late iKing's Privy- Council, who had arrived at the ,,Palace4 were 'jssemtled n thi" apartment. His Majesty read 1 the fllov7irg declaration, viz : V; "I am convinced that you .will fully par- licipate in the affliction which I am suffering: pf the Church of Scotland, and subslrribed,-" two instruments which were witnessed bj some of the Privv Councillors. f l His 3Iajesiy, in Council, then ordered! ine two stamps, the one coutasning Georgei R. and the other; the initials G. R. which' liad been, under the authority of an Act of Pailiament, applied to offici-il papers as the King's signature, to be destroyed ; they were accoioingiy broken in the presence., His Majesty in Council was pleased to. brder that the coinage should continue in tha same state until further orders. i ' The Privy Council give orders for pro'-f, k-laimtng his present JMajesty, with the usual j ceiemonies, and at the accustomed places,1? King of these Realms, by the si vie and till of King William the Fourth. The cere-j mony to take place on Mondav. Mr. Duller was the Clerk of the Priv Council in attendance. Aher the rest of the Privy Councillora hd reared, the Lord Chancellor ihe Arch-t bishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop .o iork and the Disjiop of London remained and altered the P raver in the . church Ser vice for King William and Queen Adelaide about 12 o'clock, accompanined by the1 Aldermen bir f . Laurie, bir C. r lower, y inchesler, Brown, Shaw, Copeland, Key'l Venables, Thompson, Scholey, Wood ; the Recorder jSherilTs Richardson and Ward : t meantime the Bishob of "Chichester, and all tne nrincioai memoers di tne rovat nouse- "vv-uuuiiut; ui suvuic.n, hold, wiih the pnges irvn.nediate attendance "los! auspices, as K-egr-nt ana as jving, uns were called in, and, in heir presence, with- coun ry nas maintained, outing war us an- ut the slightest indication of suffering his cientj reputation and glory lias enjoyed j a Mjestv CMhnlv expired! The principal peri- long period ol happiness and internal peace sons present were ,b? hop of Chichester -"and as possessed the. friendship respect ihe Phvs:cians.ihe Maronis Convnjrham. Sit 1?" Contmence oi toreign rowers. Andrew B irnrd, Sir Wiflram Keppell Sir ' "I" addition to that loss which I sustain William KinVh'onl ; Sir Wat hen Warier! i" common with you, and with all who lived Lord Slrathven, 3tfd .Colonel Thornton, under the Governmentbf a tnost beneficent and when the DhvsicnnShad announced that and gracious Kin?, S I have Hi lameht tlie his Majesty had "ceased to ext, (hey retired death of a beloved and affectionate brother -leaving the pages in1 attendance to per with! whom I have lived from my earlis! form the necessary i a Utiom to-the Rjayal be'f.Jn1 terms of the most cordial and un idsli and to- whose favour cornse under ihe " siioerintendance 'of lhe: 1 interrupf'ed frien phvsicians. ..'iv'i'i and kindness I have been most deeply In i The body was removed from the bed to debted - the couch on which his Majesty usually re- 'After having passed my life in the ser-n posed throughout his illness, and .covered vice! ot mv country, and ; having,! trustj Aviih a fine linen sheetturned down so as uniformly acted as the most faithful stibjeci 1 of Gloucester and the Eatl of Errol, arrived to expose a part ot-ibust ; and in this and servant ol the king. I am now called at his r alace in St. James s aDoui twenty Under Sherifis Richardson aiid Young, an the Common-Sergeant. , The Rev. Dr Cary,r late Bishop of Exe-4 ter, was intitoduced to his Maiesty, and dia1 homage on being translated to the See of St Asaph ; as did also the Rev. Dr. Bethel, l?t( bishop of Gloucester, on being translatedtdV the See of Exeter. ; y V- T Thev ProciamatiorVrcknowledging the j new. King, haying been signed by the Priv Councillors was signed by numbers of-Mhi NgmXsidrTmir Tfitf May - . 1". I ' "w V. I 1 or ana corporation oi .L.onaon, ana oy a who attended the court. v.----v . The King gaye.an audience la. the. Duk of Wellington, wheri his Grace kissed hand! as First Lord of the 'Treasury The other Ministers and .Officers, and also ihe Mem bers of the late King's Household, ' who at tended the Court, kissed hands, on their re appointment to office. v The Court broke up at half past 4 o'clock The King left the Palace about half past 5 o'clockj on his return to Bushy ParkJ escorted by a detachment ofthe Life Guards After the brenk:ng-ip of the King's Court the Cabinet Ministers re-assembled aithc Foreign office ; there wee present the Lprdtv Chancillor, the puke of Wellington, Carlsf baihursl, Kosslyn, nd. Aberdeen, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenboroueh. Sir Rober Peel, Sir. Geoige Murray, the Chancellor o jhe Exchequer and Mr. Hemes. . 1 The Ministers ' remained in deliberation.; about two hours and a half, and broke up! about 7 o clock in the evening. f PROCLAMATION. His Majesty, accompanied bv the ; Duk, state it was submitted tojhe viewnot onlv upon, underthe dispensation f Almighty of the whew' of the domestics, of the Royal God, to administer the Qovernment of this iousehold, but to the qut ooor servants threat empire. ,1 am fully sensible of the rom the stable, their-families and acquam- diniculties which I have to encounter J bu tance, and the Royal 'riEadesmeh resident 1 1 possess the advantage of having witnessed frejpjy admitted from Jthe jconduct of my revered father, and my V ATilUEIi SH23IiT03T, late of Greens- KjP borouirbl. preseuts. his , complimeats.toHhe in- VHaoiianls oi uviiuon anu i,is vitiuiiy, .nu wuum ui- (orin them that he has opened a Shop, nearly oppo- tile the 6tor6 ot David 5c WiUiam Kyle, m which Jie carries on Vtn all its branches. He' wilt canstahtly keep on hand, a general assortment ol :all kinds ot 1 1 (Chairs, cttecs,tye. And will make to order, to suit customers, and war- tant them to be ofthe best materials and workman, ihip He will also do all kinds of repairs; kinds of , - ? I also, all in 4 horse post coaches. Leave Milton every Tuesday and Friday at 1 p m, arrive at Greensboro next ay, by 11 am, leave same 1 p. m, and arrive at Salem same days, -Wednesday and Satur day by 8 p m. M;, . 4 . ' Leave Salem every V ednesday ' and Sat urday at 3 a m, arrive at Greensboro' by 10 a m, and at Milton every 'Thursday and Monday-bv 3 a m. 212,3.1 From Warrenton by , Ellisville, Williamsboro', Oxford, Roxboro'i Williams- ville LeesbuTg,- Red House and Milton to Danville, a. 92 miles and back, twice a week in two horse stages. Leave Warrenton every Tuesday and Saturda' at 3 p m, arrive at Oxfoxd same days by 10 p in, and at Danville the next days, Wednesday and Sunday, ty-9 p m. Leave Danville every Mondarand Thurs day at 5 a m, arrive at Milton by 8 a m leave JMuton at 9; a m, arrive at Uxtord - . same days' by. 9' p m ; leave Oxford nex days, Tnesday and Friday, at 4 a m, and ar rive at, yarrenton same days by, noon. 2124. From Danville, Va. by West Cas- AND U HOUSE-PAINiriNG. I He would respectfully invite the attention of such v V- Lss,ashe is determined to eiecute his work equal, , N. C. Lawsons, Rawlinsbarg, Wrnt- worm, JMOum rieasani, iiaatson, ivocKy Snrinff. Blakelv and Pavnesville to Salem 83 miles, return by way. of Oak Ridge and if not superior to any in tins section of country, and dispose of it on as moderate terms as can be obtain 11 else where. iAlay, 18ao: 43-ts. JOB PRICTIXGi ; Of every Description, ji SummerfieU to Danville, once g week. Leave Danville every Monday at 5 a hi arrive at. Salem every Tvesdav by 6 p.m. Leave Salem every Wednesday t" 5 a m Neatly and promptly executed at this Office arrive at Danville every Thursday by 6jpm here. They were fret about five o'clock in the morning until aQer lamented and beloved brother : and I rely eight, bv which time several .hundreds of wiifa confidence upon the advice and assis persons had) availed theniselves of the op- tance of Parliament, and upon its zealous 1 vants in their robe of office, and eight- ofc portunity of not only seeing; their deceased co-operation in my anxious endeavors,under ficers of Arms on horseback, bearing mas Sovereiofn, but of taking Jhiim by the ! hand ; the blessing of Divine Providence, to main sive silver maces, were in attendance in the: and, according to the concurrent account of tain the Reformed Religion ' established; by court yard at the west and of the palace. many of them, that htndwas warm and law, to protect the rights and liberties, and A detachment of the "Life Guards were pliant three hours after death. It . is 'said to promote the prosperityand happiness of drawn up opposite to the palace. The pub- this exhibition of the n)yal remains was all jclasses ot my people. 1 lie were admitted into the court yard Jo strictly in accordance wim a wish expressed Whereupon the Lords of the Council j witness the ceremony. - j by hia late Jlajesty on toe evening preceding maae it tneir numpie request to nis Majestv A lew minutes alter ten o clock tne. win- his dissolution. ? " ! i that this his JMnjesty's most gracious declara- dow of the presence Chamber was throwr Immediately after th decease of the tian to their Lordships might be made pub- open, and the King came forward alone, King, the servants of the, Conygham family licj which his Majesty was pleased'to order habited in a suit of mourning, and wearing were sent off to the seat of Mr. Denison accordingly. James Bultler. the riband of the Order of the Garter. His (the brother of the Marchioness, near Dork- .VYhile reading this Address hjs Majesty Majesty bowed gracefully three times tp the ing in Surrey : and the ladie',of the Tamily was deeply, affected. 1 numerous assemblage in the Court below between eleven and twelye'clock in'the .t The Members ofthe Royal Family Ivti, by whom he was greeted with the 'loudest forenoon, followed in the same direction the Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Sus- acclamations leaving the Castle hy the private entrance, sei, the Duke of Gloucester, and Prince - A band of fifteen trumpeters, who ap and going round b the longwalk. and so Leopold, knelt before the King, and took peared in their , splendid state dresses, "im- away into the great road through Bishops- ihh oath of Allegiance. Their Royal HigH- mediately struck up "God Save the vKing. gate. i i " i fC 1 i nesses then rose, and were sworn in Memj- All the assemblage uncovered on the ap Sir Henry Halford, as soon as tho Royal bers of his Majesty's Privy Council. The pearance of his Majesty. The Duke o corpse had been properly fj attended to, ; left Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chan)- Cumberland, the Duke of Sussex, -the Duki the Castle, and proceeded -direct to Mushy, celor. and the Archbishop of York went of Gloucester, Prince Leopold, the Cabine . About noon Lord MountcSarles came through the same ceremony ; the othejr Ministers, and the great officers of State down from London, and, by xidpQ of some Members of his late Majesty's Privy Counj- formed themselves in a semi-circle roum of 'the offices he holds tooll possession olf cil severally knelt before the King, took; the the window at which his majesty appeared the keys his late Majesty's J valuable war Oaths of Allegiance, 'and then rose, :ani Sir George Nailer, as King of Arms drobe &cJ r ; . U ' . - were re-sworn Members of the Privy Couri- from his station-in the Cobt yard, exactl; In the evening about eight' o'clock, . his cil. , v '. ' j underneath the 'window . where ' the Kin Royal Highness, the Duke of Cumberland, The Lord Chancellor administered to thle stood, then read the proclamation,- an noun arrived at ihe Castle, and accoapanied by King" three oathsr the first to govern j this cing the decease of the . late King and. th some of the members of .the! Household, kingdom according- to its laws and t customs; accession of his present Alajesty. Sir George visited the 'remains of his JiIaiestT. After the King then took the oath for the security 1 was' more than once interrupted by thi minutes before 10 o'clock on Monday morn-. ing, June 28th, from his residence in Bushy Part. i 1 : At ten o'clock.the firing of a double royH aj salute announced the commencement of the ceremony of proclaiming his Majesty King William IV. Sir George Naylerj King of Arms,1 with the Heralds and Pursu'n .1
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