North Carolina Newspapers

HILLSBOROUGH, N. C. Pt'DLlsnCO WF.EKLT BY DENNIS HEARTT, ATTtlHEK DOLLARS A TKAR, PATAItl.K HALK YEARLY IX ADTAKOK. Those who do not give notice of their wish lo have 'heir paper discontinued at the exci tation of their year, will be presumed at de siring its continuance until countennandcd. \\ l.oever will guarantee the paynuni of nine pap< rs, shall receive a tenth gratia. \dve-tiaoments not exceeding fourteen lines will bo inserted three times for one dollar, and t?ewtv4i*e cents for each continuance. Subscriptions received by the printer, and ii, s. of the J* < si -masters in the state. \ll letters upon business relative to the pa p. r must be post-paid. Gontleme* of leisure, who possess a ?aste for literary pursuits, are invited to favour us with communications. ELECTORAL TICKET. THK Klectiorf fur choosing fifteen FJeetnrs to vote f<-r President and Vice I'rrsidrnt of tlw t'mtid Slates, * ill lie !???!*! in the several cotm i.' ? ot tliis slate, on the second Thursday of November next, aijreeablv to the provisions of the act oi ast -mbly of 1H15. Tlie following is the republican ticket Tor eU c i?r*, |iro[K>?ed by * caucus at the last ge neral nti mblr, with the exception of Thomas K< i. an, who is recommended by the corres p.idn>tf committer* in tlie placc ol* Joseph T. | Khndes, now dece.js.il , vir. Robert Lovc? *?F Haywood. J case Franklin* of Suit v. Mil hurl M*Leary,of Mecklenburg, i firaui is L?A*ke, of Rowan. Abraham !Mnli;w, ??f Rockingham. Alexander Gray* of Randolph. llcnj H. Covington, of Kit hitiotid. J utiles Mebane, of Orange. Kitnbrougk Jones, of >Vake. J<?Kn llall, of Warren. George Outlaw* ol Bertie. , Charles K. Johnson* of Chowan. Lewis D. Wilson, of Ed^erouibe. Henry J. G. Rullin, of Greene. Thomas Kenan, of Duplin. Thomas Muffin , John A. Hamsry, f c Willis Alston , L L = Arch. A. M'AYdl, l ? Henry rotter, . J 3 ^ October 9. State of North-Carolina. \ OK.lStGE COUKTY. Superior Court of La*, September Term, 1S20. ffVSani ^fi mifriwy and Pultp AiY^ Kti/r, Jume* Biyt n u>nJ Cut ha- I nnr Mi -wife, J?hn Ihckry ami p Sally hi* wife, Vict?r Jiouniret, | , J?w /lu6rm >??. Alexander /to ^ " . 61 'item, and FAiabeih lttlntitJii , | ' U'j *?. I trillion ft'.biniun and .Michael I HoOtn?n. # J . IT fcr'pesrinjr to the satisfaction of tin* Court, that the defendant Mir had Kobiii*<?ii results without the limits of tlie state: It is | therefore ordered, 'hat publication be made in the IhlUOoro ig A Recrdcr for three we- k? successively , that the said Michael ltohns ?n make his personal appearance a1 the n-xt oi Iha OMirt, on the third Mrtiday .11 Alarch next, and answer the petition ol th petitionees, otherwise the ?ame will be taken pro CWiR-iiw, heard ex parte, and decreed accordingly, y. A. B. Brurc, c. h. c. IlilUbonu.y li, October 9, lf>-0. 3b ? ,?w State of North Carolina, on.LYut: enr/.y /?>*. Court ol Equry, September Term, 1 820. PCHSU SN r to a decree of the honourable Court of Kqtiity for Orange coitniv, uill be exposed to public sale at the market house in MilUlx<r>>ugh, ??!? the ?Mtn day of November next, one seventh p.irt of Three Lots of I, and, en thr writers of Kno river, adj'iinig* the lan^ of William Cain and others, be n* pirt of the lands of the late John Cain, deceased, and allotted to thr children of Johti \V >ods, in t'ne partition and division of said .<m'? c-tjte. it hei't^ the undivided share ol B ? \ Wo-mIm, one ?,? the children of the said John ?f?'!s, in the *aid tliree lots of land. A cre dit ? >! t,% mounts will be if \en for one sixth pui of the p'irilijse i.uitv v, twelve months cre?|it (<>r Mimther sixth p.irf, and two >eurs for the remaimuK fun- a?\ h parta, the pur cluse money to be<r interest, itond-i With ap pioved security ?vill be required, and deeds will l?e r \? t ited to the purchaacr by tlie clerk and master <d'lhi| Cour. Janes Wrhh, c. m. b. MilUboron^h, Ocf. 9. HS? ts .V i> T I e V.. 15 UO\K frain the ttuM of the mil^rriht f, ^ S'io<*nv 11 ?nminy las', a /'.//?' A' H.tY JfftliXK, I'hmit five fcet horlij has on hi* left ai to u kti'it, alioiil the aixe of m luc.k"i j nut, v.'./.c!! uts to have art en from working bun in i?.id traces; has also a nicked t?tl, h hicli he ct.Tses pretty hi^h A gentrotil re v .1 d -lift) i(|| r? u<<oiiahle expenses will !?e paid to any person vl?o will tl*'iver him to the s,'b?et ibcr, a! out ten inilcn west l.nm HilU O'lroiifh, on the road leading from tfillsh<r 'Tti^h tn rioilingeiN bndj;e, or g'tve i n t? ?r ti ation wbcit Ik tr..tj be found. r. I'. Aslic. OcWtiev CI. 37 --if C(A4 a?<\ WMm-?M8#t4 sufficient for the supply of medical gemlemen in this section of the siate. Piice per battle for the Cohl fretted one , hilar twenty-fix* tent*, 11 urm-f*re**td ?tie d'jUtur Tiose ?'ishii*? to purchase can easily be supplied by the siage. Ward of that^ljce. The ho?.*e is neat, w th ?r\rral om h uses, an<l an excel - Icni w el!. \ part ol? tlie purchase n>oney roust be paid on the day of sale November I. 38? 3w Oc'ober ?4. Murk M. Henderson 37? CASH VIU GIVEN Fur Clean OYi\ WUAftS 1\. Huntington. October IS. 3;>? ?VOTIC fc. TIIF. firm of I). R .iLHOU MOO h' V Co. having fur some time beet d sgolved, those indebted by note or account, will do ut-ll to call anil settle us soon as pos-oMe, as no longer indulgence ran be gfiven. David IV \lsobruok. Hillsborough, October 10 65 ? Notice in hereby given, f Til \1 an election will be held on Tburs ? lu v tl.c 9th dav of November next, ?? the court. house in llillshoron . h, ami the se %eral places for holdi'i ; elections in Oraiiife c?unty, tor 'lie rurposi nf rhi? in. V.I etora to Mi r for I'r si?U n: and \ ice President of ; the I'mted S ale* for tiie fun ve . t.? ensuing I the fourth of March n \t. Ml those having j the right of suffrage a e requeued t? ? aMriuL Tliomas Clatirv, Sheriff. HiIl?b<iroU|?h, tlctobei 9. 35? iraATC&LIIT WAT Ma.VVI VAV rVO\V\. Xn. I Market Street. Plitlitili-lp'iia. TIIK. stihacriheis hav>ng brought. to perfec tion ilietr iieulv discovered t-roft -u iral if \ r<. wl ic'i rhr\ can afford at 'hn ? do l.< ? and fifty c- ts. no a off r them to th< p >hltc to test ill- 'T i opr ivcm nt Be>ng consr one liat th?-y have arrived to th:?' dejfjve in the ar- -f M ? \l .n .f coring which ik the 'rue i.h!.'.h I'lunmiuia <re williii'.' to iiu' i r. 1 tv r lu ? ? r?- "n sper.ty, b\ *he sampl no > offer d 'oth i>ti;>l c. (> e t r..?l of the S? 5'J fit's a .11 doub lets est.i!di?!i tin far t in '? m.iuls of t'ie citizens of l*ii I ?d<*lph a, 'lit' the tan i w/i> ival'cl filr iKfiifmr' , il n-u'ii 'iri,, *nd branlti, tod .tic j ntly ei. till d to the f.ivi.r.tbh- appellation of Frank /in, to whose geiiiut md nvention we owe so murh. Tiff also off r to 'he pobi c, their S'fper fin*: /'???'?/ Heuy-ert, of trie best quality, and n w.>tfasli 'ii and no' ? object to fade and bee me ;ox\, .?? Wat r Proof* gei>eralk a-c. Mho, a ^?n r.d ??? oi ' ine i of l)r?'? HeaVer-, Castor1', Iturams, \o;i im?' and children's Hats, clnldr. n's Uuc llais and Jockies, ladies' Hea ver*. trimmed or tin rimmed Iftlu-is supplied with finished or unfinished Ill's. If -poke hats inadc agre able to directions and at the shortest no'ice. flats of ever) description, manufactured and ?old, wfxilcsalc ati I retail, on k? lost reason able term* orders thankfully received, and attend ed to With d spatch. (\ tin /O.V No hats arc the genuine patent Frmkioi hit's hut hose manufactured and sold b\ us and our agent*, ?nd have our stamp in I tliem Those who wish to purchase, cannot be too particular. lhi ii kin If Foicle. Philadelphia, September, l.<20. 35? 3m ^5 DoWwrs Ufwanl ST< >1 ,? \ on ot the subscr.b- r's stable, on the nt<h of 'lie 24 b instant, living in (?uilford Count \ , N t; m fil.?-k II ?rse, ab?.ut H'tecn and a half band* high, rising seven years old, m -rked with a sin ill star on Ins foreln ad, lar^e mane on both sules of his nerki one hind toot white, not recollected which; trots and pact ? I have cverv reason to liebeve the horse wait stolen, and u ill give ttic above reward lor the apprelienaton of the the , or :? ^e lerotis reward will he g.vcn for an^ information of the horsp so that l^c hint John Smith. (iiiilt'ord, N. Sq>l. 2H. 34 3wf NOTICE. I^IIF, ropurlnemhip of JO//.V U .')//.%*(? U ('?>? Itavti'g fn-eit dissolved, all p r^ons irr hereby tv. lifted to call atid set tle their accounts w itli (ieorge \V lir.tct*, who is lien b* follj authorised to ??-i t lc- the same and giant disc .argrs accordingly. John H. Camming tJ Co. Hillsborough, Kept . 18. 33? ,1w WANTED, Jin Apprentice to the Printing lUisineSH. Apply at (his office. XOT\V3^. AT \ugwv 'ern c' Ortnjf County Court of Plea* aui Qo*rer Sevsio.is, admi nistration of tlx- k* ><d* and chattels, right* ami cretlilk, winch weft* of 77 fl'.OPHIl.US TIIO.\tl'S(J,\\ decca.Mil, \?-as granted ;o il?? subscriber, who then q<ial>fi-d according to law; Ail persons mdebi- d io said estate arc requested ty Conn- forvi.nl intii.ediatelv and settle their accounts; and 'hose having claims apainst said estate arc requested to present iheu. for settlement within the time prescrib ed t>\ law, othtru i?e tft<* advertisement will be pleaded in bar of a recovery Thus. N. S. llargis, Jldmr. Sept . 27. 34? XOT1UT&. ALL jm rfcons indebted to the estate of cap am John T. Kay. deceased, are request ed to in.-ke payment without delay; and those h ivtiiK ciaiin> against the same to present them well authenticated f<-r settlement, with in thr t me prescribed by law, otherwise this notice will be pie. d in bar of recovery. JOHN M'CAU LY. Mm'r. . Sept. 16. 18.0. 33? Si U\Y\*YmTow?\* Academy. 'I'M!!. exercises in hi* institution will be 1 resumed on th* fir?t Monday in July. J. Witherspooti, Principal . June 7. ' 18? tf THK subscribers have for sale at their sttop in Hillsborough, A number of Waggons, both large and small, uhich they will dispose of cheap for cash, or on a siiort credit Young ?5 Turner. The editors of ihe Raleigh Minerva, Star and Register, and the Milton Intelligen ce r, will be pleased to invert the aluivr for tur? c week-., and forward their accounts to this office for settlement. Y. k T, Sept. 20. , * 35? ? ?? Valuable Land FOR S ILK. *fl AM desirous ol removing to the western I. c tin'rv, and wish To sell the land where on 1 now liv^, \iz. Two Hundred Acres, the sod equal to any in ttiia section of the couatr), adapted to the culture of all kinds of pram; on whxh is a comfortable dwelling house, with useful out bnusrs. 1 will sell at a fair prior, and make thr pay men ; s as accom modating a* p.jssble to the purchaser. Those who wish to purchase a g<xxi bargain would do well 10 coin? and view the premises, ten miles north-east ol Hillsborough. James Robinson. Sept. 18. 33? 3 w FOR SALE, A handsome mahogany Secretary, Apply at this Office. Hillsborough, Sept. 6. 31? FOR SALE A handsome situation adjoining the town of Hillsborough, ON which is a good two story dwelling house ; also a good kitchen, smoke house, dairy, and stable. The buildings are all new. For terms inquire of The Printer. A first-rate work Horse may be had on go<?d tarms. Inquire as above. Sept. 11. 32? tf of vivrums kinds, for sale at this office. Among which are,-. Justices* Warrants, ? Hail llonds, Executions, j Appeal bonds, Ca <Sa. ' Recognizance, Rail Warrants, J Guardian's bonds, Attachments, J Constable's bonds, Writs, superior and J Witness' tickets, su county court, { penor and county Executions, do. j court. Aidiphcenas, do. , Juror's tickets, do. .Sheriff's Deed*, j Indictments, Prosecution Itonds, c Commissions, Marriage bonds and ? hxecutions for militia licences, > lines, be Uc. Valuable Land FOR SALE. rpiIR subscriber offers for sale a tract of 1 l.and, lying immediately on Tar river, hdjoining the town l< t-? of t?uisburg (Frank lin court house), containing One Hundred and Kiglity Acres; which lard is of n superior quality, indepen dent of its connection with said town, and nitty be seen by applying to Mr. Daniel Shines, who resid t on it. The payment would be made easy to the purchaser, and terms known, by addressing a letter to the subscriber, di rected to Cochran's Store post nftice, Person county, which wiU be attended to. Nathaniel Norfieet. PfrJjp .Ivy. it, oO? snn From the National Advocate. TAXATION. ,,*' l .. "tf*"'??nt? Which con. un? Tl ' "!Sh "ew lo1"" Mld 'he of taxation, ,7rf ' . will have lo be adop int'nnll " Patriotism in tu .l.r.T ?n'1' ch?. rlully ? <,J1' b"< "> urge in adoption, as ? ,,urc" Of liquidating th. Ilonal expenditure., and prcervin,,? ^r ?d pe.e. . Wtatiw. ortli. ill lie taxed, we cannot say, but ?ul" lhtr wi" be ! ?,,*"7i""<l.!;r"r?l millions can be! annually raised in a manner the roost ">rrict and unobjectionable. The im ?Z n fvcrwhdminj* taxes impost d ?y the Bntish government have had a *etn7,h? aPP"' ?Ur Pc' P,c?a^ alar,,, em at the v r y mea of taxation; but I.fTi ? V3M d,ffcrcnce taxing rvrru e of iibt' at iii consumption, and in ax,nK only , few. There is\ ^aTdi, tin non be, ween a simple republi, an, economical government, requiring an addition of four or five million of dollars annually to keep the nation in a proper tate of delence, and a monarchical, ex tiavagant nation, who*e taxes for 18 19 amounted to 241,047,164 dollars, for the ma,nt,?ance of kings, qucriis, lurtK commons, spies, armies, navies, &c I he people ot every government con tribute .nore o, less to the support of that government. Americans wili always make great sacrifices for the support of their government, for they have a great er and dearer interest in it? in tact, be >ng a government of the peo. le, thev merely suppom their oun power, ?ri T,','{>e, and authority. I was greatly amused by a conversa tion which I had a tew days ago, on the subjret ol taxation, which a naturalized citizen of the Uritcd States; who, by lint of pains-taking, and in better times than these, had contrived to amass a snai; little fortuue, of about thirty tnous- I and dollars, upon which he now lives, 1 with only a wife, the partner of his early toils to share with him in the ^ good ' things within his reach. This man ?e noujy assured -me that he had nothing on earth to mar his comforts, or to give him the smallest uneasiness, but 'the dteauful taxes" which he was called on to pay to the Corporation; and which fee said he was certain, amoiy.t to more than what w.-s paid by the pecplc of England. W itb the view of undeceiving this afflicted being, I sta.ed to him thf amount of the taxes for the last year, raised in *m1ic mother Country;" ?ot from the real property of the people, but from their actual labour; and which, according to a calculation which has been frequently tested, gives to the eo vernment sixteen thiUhig* of every twen ty earned by every individual in the United kingdom. This had no effect on the "over-burthened" citizen; he was determined not to be consoled by the miseries of others. He left me, grumb ling that he sliould have to pay half a per cent, upon real properly, while la bour was untaxed; and insisted in pro testing that the burdens of the inhabi tants of New ^ ork were at l,a?t as hea vy as those of the people of England. I hat there are many such ? grum bler# as this, totally insensible of the advantages which they enjoy in a Iree country, is too apparent. Fascinated with the tinsel of royalty, which they see only through a dense atmospher. , they are incapable of judging aright as to its disgusting form. They entertain the same antiquated notions, which they held a quarter of a century ago, without for once supposing that things may have altered, or even giving themselves the trouble of investigating the fact. Their prejudices have, in consequence, be come almost confirmed, and it is only by dint of argument, by continually placing before them unequivocal facis, and by repeatedly recurring to them, that any chance remains of ov rcoming their un fortunate predilections. Although the general statement of taxes raised in Great Britain miK ht he sufficient for the generality ol readers it may not be uninteresting to present them with a few of the /rem, whl n con. str.ute that monstrous system. By thi* they will be the more able to judge ol the superior advantages they eniov, when compared with the situation ol a people, of whose comforts, of whose li bert), an 1 of whose greatness, we hear so much in the anti-repub.it an press ol this country; How would a true Ame rican leel if he was to be told, thai, in future, every bushel of salt which he consumed was to be subjected to a government duty of three 0, /our dot lorn? Would he call this comfort and liberty? Would he value the ? glory, of which Englishmen so much boast, if it was obtained at such a Sacrifice' Th ? , s-ime kind of sal, which i, n,o?Kh.? the United States from Liverpool, md sold here at half a dollar a bushel, can not at this moment be purchased in England, t>y retail, below four dollar ? and a halj. On every gallon ol Uomastu liquor, there is a tax of about one dodar and a quarter; on foreign liquors, that i%, brandy, rum, and gin, it is three dol lar* and three quarter* the gallon. Oil domestic wines, the tax is> a ti-flr short o( a dollar the gallon ; on hoitic foreign wines it is a dollar and a </uurtrr. In fact, through the whole circle of enjoy ment there is scarcely an aiiicle but what is enormously taxed ? leather, soap, coal, candies, wood, beer, tea, 'v*?bacco? nothing has escaped the rapacity of these oppressors. I i?e taxes just noticed are collected in England by the officers of the cus toms and excise, the number of whom is almost incalculable. Betides these, there are commissioners, and a host of cleiks and officers, fot collecting the "assessed taxes," and the 44 stamp du ties," which form an important part of ">e public revenue. The assessed taxe* consist ot duties on w ndows, an dwel ling house*, on male servants, on tra vellers or agents, on clerks and shop men, on waiters at taverns, on poiter?; on gardeners, on coachmen, grooms or postillions, on horses, on carriages, on stage coaches, on carts, on coachma kers, on armorial bearings, on hair pow der, on horse dealers, on licenses to game keepers, on husbandry horses, and, though last, not least, on bachelors who have male set vants in their emplo) - ment. There is not a householder in f?. Britain, be his income what it may, that ooes not pay a dollar a year to tnc go v. ri ?nent in name of " window duty." If the hovel which he occupics las o.ore than six windows, the duty increases so rapidly, fai beyond all fair or reasona ble proportion, that the addition of only three w indows subjects his to $8 88, an nually, or nearly one dollar for each win dow. It the bouse has 15 windows, the tax is 830 64, annually, or two doit \r? for each; and it 60, the charge is ft 1 76 16 per auuuin. The scale is graduated till the number of windows reacr. 180, the annual tax on which is four hundred and twelve dollars, ninety-two cents. Every window above thin pays three quartern of a dollar each The tax on dwelling houses is rated according to the rent. A house rented at 25 dollars per annum, pays 7 cents of duly on eve y dollar. It the rer.t is 100 dollars a year, the tax is rising 1 1 cents a dollar; and if 177 dollars an ' upwards, it in 13 cents on ilic dotl&r* l**or cvf.rv male servant retained tor the purposes of husbandry, or any manufacture or trades by which the master or nistrcss shall gain a livelihood or profit, and oc casionally employed in any do .eatlc em ployment, the aunual lax is two dollars and twenty two cents; the satne duty is levied on every male person employed in a garden. Horses used for riding, or drawing carnages, pay sorn- thing more than twelve dollars and a half; and if employed in husbandry only, the tax is within a trifle of four dollars annually. A single carriage with four wheels is rated at 53 dollars; and one with two wheels, drawn by a single horse, pays about 29 dohars yearly. Cans or wa gons, the original cost of which may be from 50 to 60 dollars, " and never used with a stuffed or covered seat, a foot hoard or apron," are charged 6 dollars 44 cents; if they are of the value of 8 5 dollars, the annual tax is double. Even roach and cart makers pay a tax for the privilege of making them. No man can kill game, even on his own property, unless he pays a tax of 16 dollars a year; and if any of his servants accompany him in the fieid, or kill game by his su thority, an additional tax of five dollars and a half is exacted for every such servant. Such are a few of the "advantages" which the British nation enjoy; such are a portion of the 44 blessings" flowing from their possessing a royal f, irmly , a nubility , an established firietthoodj a constitution, styled, by its admirers at horn**, 44 the most stupendous fabric of human wisdom," and, by those who en vy it here, ?* the bulwark of our holy religion." It is evident, that if it has any advantages at all, they are enjoyed only by the rich who can live independent; for the great burd^i of the taxis falls heaviest upon thoie of moderate in comes, derived principally from com merce, manufactures, and agriculture. There is every possible distinction be tween this enormous and profligate sys tem, and the production of a revenue of six oi eight millions of dollars among trn or twelve millions of people, sll free and happy, and raised by common con sent. NEW INVENTION. Mr. John M. Tilford, of Murfreesbo rough. Ten. has ohtiined a patent for an improvement on a vertical wheel, to bo worked oy the weight and action of a horse or horses, or any oiher anini.it who has weight and action. He has erected a mill upon hi??n*w plan, wh:' U works a pair of stones 8 feet 10 incite* diameter and very heavy, with on ho<<sr, and grind* as last as a comman waier - mi u.