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II I !, L S U O K o r n, N. c. I ? ?? :.?.!? I' IT K KK IT TT> HKAKTT, ? j- Jk1- i T KARf ?>? T? * l?1.l A *?? I It1 (' ? S" ? IP r Alt' IN iDMNCC. ? ;f * f ? ? <M jive ootice ul' th?ir wiali ijv *'?" "?? ' r ?liscontinotil it twr i|iira , ? : i- ? i . /ill bo prfcoimed as tle.tirtiig - iritil counlrrMiutiHod. -Ami ?>?>. ? u-.intinuoci until all 4rrc?ra^i>!i ,.i: i. ? ??' the option nl'tlicpuhliiliet. i-.'r.oa *ix subscriber*, alia SI re' . V??lth 4Tdtt*. \ v ,!n iiutmrerilinf *ixt????u lin? F ? |4 -t>!"l t hr?*e for , an.' ,? iv? < ??i?t* for eacn contiiiu^K <?. rations wcivc'l by t!i?* |>riut?*r, and |!|e j?ov| -inasterB iti the ?tato. V'' .ot{r?*'ii???nbu?me?8.-elativ?'tot h? r?ape? 4n be |?"??t p?iH. N( II OO I,. >\VlF. aiN I'l It 'I- S.>|-JN ??f the Rev Sa ?itir.L 1 I'HIO-'S 80 tool. %v r 1 1 com iitrn ?? ?>n ?!?** f?r^? M ?:nla) in Nuv?-mbt r <)c' ?b<" *2"''i 42 ? EQ 1 I T Y SAL i; S. By virtue ul'a ilccrct' ' J^jSr <|' I'm ??lilt ??l Equity lor Orange rii inly. in the fi<* of Thou. I* ^yiaa?? It'OnUr#" < heir*. I shall, on ti.e ?i , ? 4 y of Nottinlwr next, brfurc the r.,;ni l|'?i>f 'loor in tiilipboruuph, proifed lit *.?!! on ? e-1?t of one *nd two y-'ara, a i'rai t of I, V N I ? Mongni:; lo said heir*. laving j>art > i Pit? "i ffi'iiy "1 ? i ' I part in '>r?i?!?v co'inlj, i*?pp n?"u lo ? ibout 360 acres adjoin tit; the laid* "f *Vm. \rrnilrititt!. l.t|i?to?ili, il> >r? Kerry, and others. Bond and nei-nriiy rr-i-iii^^ . JAME? AYEBB, C. *? M. September 40- Ctv Lands ht Orange CoMnfij. virtu?- ill' a decree of i hu Couit i.l l.quity t ' Or. i i j- rounly, in the I'am' of (^liMiey M P.itlersoi and wife, ami others I Khali on ?*?? }t i Mo.viav November mx', before tl e r.virt U m* il ior in tldla'i ?rou?b, proc<v-d to *??11, o ! li'eredit of one am! two years, the f. I .? i ' I r art m of I. sod, lying in ? "ranc r?>-int\ : One tract of 1 1 1 acre*, adjoining W'ui. N. Pi ?? l ami oilier" 30 acres adjoining James li.iiney and ot'n r?. Five eighths of 400 acres, u here Marv r (ic. , iii n . k\ live*. t >:ie undivided half of a tract of ahout (> ' aiT? on Kilerbee'e creek, called tin* le* it Pirktlt tract, adjoining Li' urge Coplej ard oti.ers Also, two other lots, otic of and th" ot..i*r ot *27 ) u re*. oo Second cr?'i k. m ' >r aig'-1 count v B.?i ' and ??rn iiy rco-nred. j am lis wisim, r. m. S^pt^mbi-r "?2 4<i -6? DQIITV S\IA:. II Y virtue ol' :t docrcc ol~ ?'>?? I Court ??t l.<|uitv t'-r ung- County, in tl'?* cut of i 1 1 1 1 a:?i! nth* , rr paitf, on ;? petition to ?e l jt I ill ill ?>ti r tur J>et<ir?! Ui?? rourt 14 iloor t'i tlillaborotigli, on Mnuii.iV t r ?l"i >if Novoinbcr on nf unr ;i <i tw i v ? irj. t !>? followed! trjiin n{ ? . e \f<\> -uofth* lute at Hir?l <I<ti aec!. \iz ?Mr tract. tli?* late rcsiili nrr ?.|' the ?!e? ft4i ! t'aiTi i? I'i7 v ' - "l>ne tract of 107 acres, ailjoinin?? Kras ITi'l- ? iip'mi ilM'l HI ilf. And oiif* otli* r tract of about I (JO n<'res, i )|?>i ii i[? i; ibri* I {{ l.i'n ?miJ ? t?i?*i ??. B iii'i a nl .? v <laT?inlv n ijmrrct. .1 VMKS WLIIll, C. \ M. 0, ( r 1 J 12 W ^(alc ol* !>orlli-< arolina, Oranirr ( 'ohm ?/. In t'juitv ? {September Terin, 1 811 ft . Jo' ii ILmrr \ . /. /' SwrJ a-id ./ /. <%1r .inftoii, ' f T i;?p ari.'^r | i t n* s it t tai lio i of tli?* <"'?nr? ' "? ,:i it ''i<: i). I ?? nlnnis in tlii* i :????? ?re mil in .iSi't i?< of thi? h'h'' I' i? lliffd irr ur-lt tr.l, ? ji iMirit .(!?? In ii lli? Till! - !??> r ? mi* ? It ''irdtr, for mi tt?i'f!<> ????????wiivtly. (hit m? ,e-w * ic * u<) J {.;"(? , . ,i,t . * , i :?(>(? -a' ami j ? I ?? a i i . or ti* ?? t'irir nnatvor ?in .ir iiftiirr tii" it ?* x t icriii of t ?? i ?? < <i irt, t ? * l??? I, rill it cli'* ?*???!? t Hi.n-t' m ! 1 1 ?Sor'HIJft| on t||? ?rrmiil Mutiila' i?t M-?li I'll! Ill 1 will Ik* t*U<'il JitO I "l||fr?-'I .nil! tieard c* puKr. j. wi:hh, r. \ ? m. /: f'Nr* :, 'v 00. I! tin Mali' ol* \orlli Tjirolin:!. (h-ttngr Connf}/. r>f I'U ;i* urn! i irl?T Si \u?ju.<t 'I'rr n, I KM. It'HH.I.n S!i jit/ior i ,'lii>"'i >''i _7 "N h?iri i, /"'( <m t< I ill' itii'l ?? ? '? 1 Pull j, It'itti'iHi ^mJt'i, v <? " j Itiviil $trui/horn J hii H'rii ,'c ?'?<1. . ? ? .Imfrr'hri 'I'ntr ami Wifr .*/?<:/, J nvf Sanrirl Slrayhorn ninl Sh i ? v Tut', (ii/m'r.i cf II 1.'/' ? ?i j * 3 dfil mil niil Sai'u 1 V | '1' an.f t: if' s at' 14 ,1 f I ? *.? ?')<? ?rit I ?f,| :*t !'??? '?! 'If * ? illf t "* ? .r. tint l?av.l ^!r.?\ Im.T'I. Ji.'iii I'l l \ vl' r ? ??( I" ??? ' 4 1' * v il ? Miiiy, nrc ? *1 <!?' < t t 'I l",i l?pjr??n?l t lie < ' 1 ? ' . i' i therefore nr<lrro<l. 1 1t .? t |> ?'i n ? !?< ? 1 !?? in I >?* I liM>'?roogli Kt'vurilcr t ?r m* ???,!,?? <????? ' '?**-? v ?? v, tint 'inlins t ln' i nl str.ivi orn. 1 ?lm Strnvhurn VhIismwi Tu'r ????! In* *i'e "?>v, ap|innr at tin; in \l ''iMiit i?f P'rn" nntl W itrtrr S(Miniin l<? h-M l"i llii* 1 t'liu'v. "I ? ?? < ' our t tlinMo in Hil!*l?nroui'li, on lin- fourth ^'"'iil iv hi November noil, afltl tlieo ;ii<I there '1 .vi r lii" uml 11 *1 1 1 i? *ii or ilcnur Hiorflu, ?I l )? [iPtiimn will hr tr?Wen j<hi i.iin/r<i? mil ' It I 1 r /nil lr JOHN TAN !,<>K. ???. ? . <?. ?? ?? i<iv j* ; ;?o. :t!? ?">? f.i- hi!,- '? i < ? PI BE.IC HALE. j Thkre will be ottered at pub lic ?jlc, on the premises where I now live; one the 20tH ?>f this io?tant, I rfc i - TRACT OF ilNf) \vliereo? I an now liviji?, A IIoiim' and Lot adjoining the town of Hillsborough, Aiso the Crop, Stock of all kinds. Farm* niff Tools, together with the HOUSE HOLD and KITCHEN 'FURNITURE. Nine month* credit will hr ntVjsu, l?otnl and approved t-rcirfv re?uirr<| JOHN ALLEN. Novc?tt!i^ t. ? * , ' ? 16 ? ' ? w \ n :r f. o. ? ? J 4 first rate Journeyman (*^.'i;'!i<tlli'll, and two % I?" pro nt ice*. Apolv tof> ? WM. I). KIKKSF.Y. CI ?:i Ur\ 'b :> ??< .?-j? i \ i-*, \\n wivrriT" GOODS. 1 . :i i s'iisjasaui i N r \N . Mi? |ili'afur)' ?>r,.i2nMi nii'iotnii-i i? in j ? }??> ; l|t. ir. It a' itiM .if fi <?>?> \ i '? j? fr.ilii tlir ?.?vv Y. rli ti:.d l*)tl >m?J**l|>1?t:i i|HIKi'l!>.i I'l# flllllll* ? I ? .id.Mj .#vw iri.vH;ft 4iOOt>S, wliioli fi-nili r? llH-ir H' ^ .rliiiO' t I >? non?*. I'fi< folio w ui|; <*oio|>i if<*s 9 jia : ? i f ? lii'ii ii'tiick, V z I Staph' A' ?/ fMrtf Hoods, tyat'CHstrarr. Hardware an ft ?' Httlcrfj) Hats. Shoe* , itoHiiets , fi*r. In ail'lriiiu f ? i tli* ir pr ?* 'ill si'ii k. Iln-v Will cO'iM'itntlv he fi-reivinjj "fw ?n|'|>'ii":; ii'l nl winch wi'l. us usual, l?e .?oM 1? ?w fi-r t.'n nftlM I hanl.liii lor tlie liberal |Miron?g?* lier?*to|..?r tiesinwTd ?i|??in thrrn, tin* y so int u cu'.itnu ancc of thi* !>smc. j October I .*>. 43? i DR. \ORWOOh. J. ^ \ V l Ml rc'iinVt'il In llii* j?!;|i o from Clm " iii-l . lit!, u lifre In lia? ln'i'ii |? r r***l miin< t ? ? r in<>rc ll an ii-r-#; m'U'* i>lli<rs t? ? j???>|i *?io<tiil -'?rvirt-K In I ? oil. ii* i I I' i, I- *?' ? i .mil it vn iri'.tv. lie in. iv .il ail 1 1 mi ? >*? I' hi ml, i\ in n not nriilV<i*i'innllv r*'i mg^d, I"-' *liojt in tlie y?" 'iv. Sonsi- two iji.ois wi ol vir MiSUam Aml*r*r>ii'? -*ior<\ \ ?.?(Kid nvsorfinmt of .vi: ip a i.vi: s will always lie kept o.i ii-uni, ? .'I t- -i l rca Fumble pricfis. Scpti'inbfr 2J. tf? I'l \ i; \v w vk iii>, .1 v w r 1 1 r v y a n <1 V a n c v A ?? I i v ! v ; i KM' r. iF? ? l.i n<'i. .< ?? !?? t.ieir fiM'n.l.j , ami * i i ?? (U. i< iIhi ?;mv ti.ivt <1 :t t <?)>.? rtiii-r^'i p ? ?????* iM nimn ?*<1 l>u- r ?????*. a or* ,.i v> ? ? ??! v a ti ? I ''ifaul i'ii. :?!. cms. si in^ i i ; ? ? r : of t .< J.hIuW , ? ?f.i,,fii.f>,'ji (io'd l.?-\ i-i j'.iin ? 1 1 a JC wr'l.-ii, 1 1 ii! I > i ? ? ' ?? x . ! I ? ml i 1 ? * ' ? ? i i ? \\ i f t 'n,?. 1 1 v t I ???? ' ? i n i- i ? ' ' . ? ? :? ^ : ' ( '.ii >. l.iinj; iit'.i u.jti.i. . I'lltll' n ? . I, ' ' i ? -i I mi* ' ? Mil ? i . ?, ? ? till ^ ? ? . i ?' K ? v <, \t . ? : ? mr ?? ' A i .i ? i 1 -.*? ? i ? i-i ? ? I'ii; ', I ? il'i'I | liilif ?????' I ill ill 'lis "?nil \|mi.??iir- I ' ii > i. ?_?? hi Iv.ir. , .mil 1. iHIIIVIil' I I' lHIl v i* Silver I v ? r | ? i ? . ? i : ' Sp. i?n. < ,???-.?, ? ? .. ? v ? ,i 'I - ' t ' j ll'iiin K iiv. i ' if ii^urti I. ?*i|v?m. ? ii.i'l .mi! ' . ' ? !?? 'i j .iikI I in \5ti;.i?- (;??? , li-'ail ami I* < ? r - ? * -? . Fini" K IV* aii'l H.i/ ('?liifki Tl.il'! Pi 'I'm, X?\ *r. I i; iiii! |i',rinifli)iiilyliH,ii'''S ??? '!?! *? ?????! i ii i i-i:i^ I l?Of !l .1111 i ? ? ,M \ <il V\ at i.ti ? i nri < i t ?*?! r'|>l|l?ll, I 'I I '?i. : f .? I'll !??' - ' i'l! I ? ?? in ? .Iff. .i i I "V i' I w in U'll w ill c in- ^ r i ,i ; l. cil ii i ? v i .><>? I i in-'iii iipli'ti jiiir ? l i.?. I' v ????", ili-il ??>. joiin iir.NTiv.'mv i:i. i.\ .\cn. 0? tor.rr -?? . -I . - \ o ic t ii ~v \ it ii i, i \ \ STANDARD. I'iir Cun>t)tiiti?n, ?. 1 1 Ih > of the Shih f ? I'u j ?' mint br pinerr?.!." / Hill', iiMitcr?icii('il < to i*f?u? h Work ' Iv N? w ?- j | r , Willi tl?r iiliove tilln and motto, in I' c iiiv ol KjUmjjIi, .Nor l< ( nmlma. I'f m iu ii l> n 1* 1 1 i?l > ? ? . i* ???f l?nvini: for in. u?v y?* ar ^ ? ??;nl<n !? <1 i I'm -?? in a mllicr purl ?>! ill'! tl?i? prim ? |> i' ??!? j ? ? I nt I In- imil?i cii.'fli il, now I !???; iii fi-?- I i i I; i Icij^li, 1.4 cmpto) incut l'.?r liiiM9i''l .ii. i ????jij .iit t,>r lit* Family. \ ml lir-iti vi u toil I lie r?lnl?li4lim?'iit c?f a f'<i- | ?" r tin: ?imi < v.-rimuMil, w 1 1 1 < Ii <- Sin 1 1 <!?? jup'iri- t ? ? -tin. vi m ruMc uin' |>.i t r i??t Cin? f ?ill!' ill ||||. | lll'lll, !?ll(l III till1 tlflMIIJI ? ?I tliiM \(1uiiiM?(ralUMi, Mini tlirouc^i ' 1 "? lulling ' ???? >*>|*i?iiT?ate and < ?r?lin*i ? Republicanism shall be defended ami inculca ted. ia iliiDiiiided by lb'- present nisi^Kf politi cal a (Tans. and called *or by t It ?- sentiment of thf people <?( t !??? state, tie undersigned hn.? adven tnred t<>eni;u!>u in the enterpti?*. with llw hope ol" b?in? auataincd in Ins etl'oit* for the accoin plishn cut of so d< siriblc ?n objaci. It ft an anomaly mi the ^iditu al history *>f the timis, that, in a Stat# which is so emphatically Uepublicnti in principle as ISoith Carolina? which has oil three Mveral occasions, by large and tiiumphant majorities, supported and sus tained Andrew Jackoui forthc Presidency, be lirvinj* and ttioicin^ bun t(?be a safe depostory and faithful i cpr<-*<>ntalive of their principle#, ami whete !'???. pie, it is ennfi lentfy be!i*-?od arc stiil ?l< v >t <i to hi* cause? ihould have m piper at its C tp:tnl, thrinjhu hna'* c?d-uiiii.-> I he tneasure> of ins Adtutiimaimn can be i..ir'y \indtcated. and the v-.i;c of hi# fii???.ds fx ? lv heard. It is fnc desire. : n<l s' all betto zealous endeavor of the undefined, to u ll ? > : ?i tliu' fa cility. i M llis earliest political innreesioita Were in tini son with tl o?e of t':c t>ebo<-ra< v ?.f tin- i>ati<-n; will'*'' cxpert'-n ?. a:id t? ?? crowiuu _ycur?. t.uv? COI?s|?irpil to stro-'ytl cii.t'itl*) the M t J I ? ?' proi ciples ol Ins mat'. rcr age tie b.i : tl.e ica nation of his early convictions Cherishing these sen. I. incuts, at the fir^t dt-tniti -(ration in favor ?>l Andrew Jacl; ?nn tor the lYesideney. the iiud??r 'ifiei! (at t'--* p'-timl t! i I'.dit-irofH p^per .it SaliMlmiy) espoused his lause, hclievmt. that one p.issi-s-sc.d ol such l-lty patriotism, and whoS" >isn;i rmrvici s lathe country so cm phaiicalU ? onstitnted hmiits bem-factor, could not he oi her than a tm st hhiIIiv reprei;ciitn til"' nt the UeuioeiCi y 'f t' e I nion l\ lib com'iuii' d ami uushttkei cu.lMen ;e in 'its patri ?.ti?.-n nuil ii.t.nrity ot pur(i?M' it is w ith lu^.'ily I! r u titled feelings t':at them. designed :? now ..tlordcd an opportunity of d. v.?ti-.j I. iu-.r!f anew In tin saute cause, lut tn a more < x:t?nu ed sphere. Ardently attached to till Notional Constitu tion, ami t >i the Union of ne Stairs. a? conni tutii*:: an impregnable eaf^uatd to our politi cal, i ivil und religious rijits whatever may hav* 4 lendet cy to vielac I1 ?? provision*1 ol the mil', or endanger the jtrpe'.Uity ?>:' t.ie oth or, eha I reccive the must inreservi-d ??'?mi- in n' tion a' 'hi' edi'i i'? I ? ?? rW m And w ;?? e the I cii nmi ihdiberl t <.f tin- |> r ? .-a, ldes?in?s gnat-rant ted hy lie ?re;:t ("harlrr c??' our Kiylits, shad leiiiiin itawol {? v t i>* lliren tf-niiiL's ot ambition, or t'lRiiioiln rt d fv i'ic i oriii|'l: i s of ar'>to< raey the editor prunns r?, n<<t Mi.lv tliat "the < ?n.?titution mil the Union "i t e Suites'* (with It fas adopted a1- t '? ?? iniiM'i ol bi? p ij'?T. f-iiall kr strenuous !) vindit ut-'il but that h i^iil ctdnret-iiiutit i f :mil |H(i?'{i| >tn dinner t?? ?c popular tcill, t ? ? k 4 imiM important pnrcM'U of Kepiedtmiulive ii'iii rn :ii? !it, ?'.all '.!? 4-i I'i for an (I idvuraV d tiiroio.||,,.|? jite , ol-. mi s ??l.i# pa, cr. \ tu.i nml tuir >!ito M's-io of im.o imj oits.nt aoH li a.lirio ; >1 1 1 : ? .? 1 ? j ; - i>," ti ilitv ? ?i ?? I nil' i S/'i" < />'? 1 1 . Intii i I Impi ? .t mints und the ir /?' f'ltsiil'nry m!li? admitted in the ??Mai di 'i" I ? ? 1 1 op|m-il, from prineiple. n"t onl\ 1. ii i- I". >i U . but to all oti.er Nation ? . ? ? v ? ? i niinio. |n < us wel . ?< c * ? ? :i uiiit. i i, ot lnt<*ini hnprovi in- nis bv I I if * t>? n- 'ill < ? o v i r'Mnri *,be eililor will iui (? |ii< tnii . ailai'.st tfn'S' i?! i\ .seil measiir* f in M'liitrvi ! ? a; e 1 1 1 ?- V inn V I prf *? n te , 11 > 1 1 } 1 m 'll 1 1 j 11:. ' I \ 1 p; ose < ' c 1 v 1 1- ? , Ii v ? s-s or I ' ? I \ i ? lit I \ fell t < ?' ar/u r (KiWl*, l?C !n \ .n'_* t * , *1 1 ttif p, rpeMi-yl ' t>(- I ninii unly in Ik* .-('ciii ? (I t> % a )iid:ci?t (livi-iiou ol powers lictw. 1 <1 li>e (ii utitl and .nu (?iiviTiiniciili), hIIoIIiiic lo the first on) \ tit \v htrli is -?( 1 1 fly (U ii i^il'il to !?? r, 11 ? 11 10 Ii" iu"?;r wl.;?t is r'nnrl* 1 1 ( rit il to l:., in. t - rc^anis l'n* i.11 ? h9i>r|iiii.i (pie.?iion ol M all of lur tint Prts'il'i'1 ii ?* r.diior w ill. 1 due t:ii.f, l>c r? ? - d v to n.-'-.ibe on Iiik hanni t'ie name 1.. I. nil v\ Ito fdii'.l '.?e ????If. ted I . y till' 111O1 rai ? (?! the ?slat. - hi lilt In pnMican im.idrile. V?f Iiipiil'V xt M.i- portic'ir juiictine a more tlnin O'tlu a?> g'tr ittun lot nera) I'olitn > is ca 1 i<- . 3 t'or hy pubiie ?e tirnt, yet it i?tliedf! h^ii of :(i ? i i{it.ir to ill eciU lar^e [ioiIhhi of It t ^ 01," r 10 '.lie lot r. iilii.nl ilii- Stato. ami tin !?"( 1: ; i-.'e.-i -t?. (>' f fi:,/? 1 s l.ncateil 1 1 I !;n *?( .it lifM' Iill.eo 1" V. II lie 1 tilled < jn ( ntr itiiiii'. at*' !o tl'P I'ei t- eail;. Mil' eor- 1 1. I t M '. 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I i ' 1 1 ? ? i ? ' - .-!??? iiimJ 'n-j'i', - .. . (1 1 1 II ..I l? ISK.JI :i- . f .iI.i'-!i> (,?? ? ( mi n."(i t- ? ,\ur linn uiiii vi roiit;ilniliuii(i, ? ? ' i- 1? ii al i;<efri? Use Ajm <m.i? ?i.?t |? h <? !<? the ( h i iti, ??(?(?? ? i f it niiiif In I ' r m ii . In i - fl.-r n' w-ijuriirln ? to t!u mil >i ??? ii ii !? * in ii m m: i -ii tiiiKtf 'ant tui? r ? n ? ' ? r, n id a " ."'.nulii'i' |i"?cr win' the |>u i r > i .i.kI |>i.Hiv i,m iiiNtiiiy. rn* fl'Scnl of ii mi mi ill |V iri ncmiift t ? -.-i ! ufl ui.soli (Intio.i, iinil ii ,??i I muff ?c*,r,,iii> p(? iliml h'ti'-\ wliu'ii ?" oh a li? .?*!?*? II llifi' iii'nuut I Iff .I'll. ?' mil. srllllL' n* li? Iiiiirl* Ufthtl'C iii'.iilv i orient of t on?(i|id.?i-t jnxi threaten* i' by i lomhirnil ni'iVi ' t, (iicitli r irijnrv limn .iiiv liefi.rr ilrro'ifil.*' v\ nli ii. i? lull I expope oir ohjcrl, th? ????? Sl|_' " llllll lilt till: plir|>OgC hl<< J'lUI' b!, i .? i ?? tilil ir throw s liiiiKi ll npi.nl lil" r.i it y ? I <l ? public, ami Moheit* ?neb antl n*n?t.ni'c from lli'irr who mny l?r fidly to hi? enter prise. n4 fiSall enable Into biipi.iiii a ptprr which i?lial! l?r no ili'ern'to (hr *tftte, but w i ? r ? ? ? of thr ?nut"'' whn-his In* prnle mid ho.ipf !?> I ? o an liintiblr but Ion? alvncitr. Thr *' North Carolina nilard'' will bo |tri'.li il till r\n iniprn.il ilii-iti least eq>inl in nizr ami i TiTtilimi to any jer m thr sta c; a id n>?iit'<i iinri' a week, tlncc dollars a year. Thr lirJi nuiiilirr. it i?ie.|, will he out ?liiriiiL' thr first hciI, m N ' ?her, the Kditor I hr ri lore reijui i?l h, that lli Aiu t ot nil tiiiif e \% iio ni?. ill have eiih?? nhe Jeviou 'ly to the last of <?? toher, may hr iiniintely thi'irnllcr f irwarilril to linn at Kale: that he may hr enabled to determine botany of the liriu number to *tnku oil. PIJI? WIHTK. t?i'. l.cf, , i\ R VRji fi Ml CO 1* *' May ? o ir a?ul, K\ulH r:.nt, nalitrr** letter bl. Kiin^- poi.r SOAP MAKING. When a solution of potash ? or lye ? is deprived ot ( rh-.i it- apid, or rendered t em is if*, it readily e 'cdtines uitli animal int. and t? riiiv ?impound called soft " soap. Wl.cn hoi'i "},r ingredients are i;i a proper condition, and in due quantity, tbere i*- no diflietiltv in making soap. ? I The strength o? the lye, to combine I readily with the urease, should be such as J to float a new laid lien's egg. In order to have sonpas mild as possi I hit;, there should be as much grease as the lye will lir>olve, in which case the soap will he siiKoihe or^aalve like:, and more convenient for washing than when it is hard and liver-like. Soap is made thus hard, liS.r !i*.er, by adding to well made soap about an equal quantity of water; this 1* u hat soap makers call so phisticating it. Those w lio wish to make hard or bar soap for family use, ran easily do it. ? They have only to take a quantity of clean, well made, soft soap, bod it, and bv degrees add common salt till it curdles, alter which they should allow it to cool, when the hard soap w ill be upon the top; this may now be taken off. and the bot tom cleared from those impurities which are apt to adhere to it; and then cut into bars lor drying. Or it will be a little more uniform m its composition, if you put it into the krtile again with a very utile water, and heat it again; afterwards tllowin? :* to cool before. Soap i<jr i.jc in the families of most farmers iscorumonlv prepared by leac'iing ashes made by the family during the win ter. As this is a point in which house keepers bomciimes tail, it may be worth while to give, in this place, a few gene ral directions. A barrel, with one head, is usually made use of :i? a leach. Into this should be put one perk of fiesh burnt slacked lime, and the barrel tilled with ashes. Water should be put upon the top, and allowed to litter through till most of the potash continued hi tbein has been sepa rated. Th?- object iii pulling the lime at the bottom ? f the cask is that the lye may pass through it. and that thus it may de prive it of any carbonic acid it may contain, and which would prevent it froin com billing wi.h the grease and forming soap. Lime has a stronger affinity (to use the language <>1 the chemists, and making snap is a clu utie d process) for carbonic , ,ind than potash ha*, therefore it will re- 1 L.iiu i: whrii leached through it. and allow ( the potash or lye lo run off in its pure ; rnumie state. There is our tiling more, besides car bonic acid, which is in the way of nia king irood sowp. It is the salt which is j ?i'l.-ii mixed w ith the grease. This I ?ho 1 ! !>< c tivfully separated by boiling ; t in i ki ;:ie v\ itli a quantity of water, by . >\ h ich means the salt will unite w ith the i a ater, ai.d leave the grease in n proper ! ?cf'itioii inr ix iiiii Willi the Ive. Wiih I ji;i?|>rr e.?rr to fie* the lyre from earbon* n' :ni'l the grease Irom salt, a bar it I of ii ii<* soap may hp made to every ' iifipnn or Hvnirv pounds of grease. L If those who make soup would study cl 'Uiistr\ ti.tMtMiiilily, and attend to the for? L'oinu |'l u 'i rules, ue should proba I bly hear little more about *? bad luck, ' " ilin wronn time ?>f the moon," " witch* craft," ai.d lu? I ;i ' .?/.?.mi other supposed causes of bail ? ?> ?).. srus n n ti: for linkn. The following communication is from a gentleman of very hiuh respectability in Salem, M issachusetts, and at his request it is inserted: There has recently been discovered, in Sah-m, Massachusetts, and patented, a new and beatitiful material resembling silk and lint u, w hich holds out to the manufactu rcrs of this country the high promise ??f an original, beautiful, and invaluable fabric, tar surpassing in strength and beai?ly of texture that of linen, which it is destined wholly to supersede, as the culture of it requires much less labour and expense than flax, and does not, like that and similar materials, require to be renewed annually, (being a perennial,) and the preparation ol it for uianufactu* ring being far more simple than either; auditsgrtat natural affinity for coloring i -natters, and it* requiring no blcac/iini being objects of the highest importance, give it a v< rv decided preference over tail manufacture. A fewi specimen* of tiie manufacture of this material into Miiall faney articles b'*ve Wten produced, fimn' of whKli beiug colored-of various tints, present such a beautiful *dk like appearance as to br,iel<een actually, 111 some instances, mistaken for il It po& s?wsf5 this decided advantage, that it not only sustains the actiooiof water uninju red and undefaced, (which it i-? well known silk will not do,) hut the repeated action of water rather appear* to strength4 en and beautify il. It is ascertained to lie the opinion at Lowell, w hero* they have oHVred 'to make the experiment* that it can be spun upon machinery. And while jinflers toother branches of* manufacture very unporunt substitutes for those schstances huherio used, it of fers a material, very superior, in many points, for paper. It is believed, from specimens already produced, that paper of every description may . be manufactu red from it, possessing a pearly white ness, durability, beauty of texture, and *nioothuc3s of surface, unrivalled by any other ever before .manufactured in any country ; and it is susceptible of the most brilliant colors, in j?rain or other wise. This is believed to be the tirst mat' rial of the kind ever before discover* ed in this couniry, that holds out the prospect of a staple commodity, silk, lin en and cotton being exotics, and the dis coveries of coursc exotic; but this man** rial is indigenous, is a native of this coun try, discovered by one of her own daugh ters, which circumstance, together with its intrinsic worth, seeuis peculiarly to enhance its value to us. It is open to any who may wish to make experiments* Silliman's Jour, fur Oct. Fhovipf.nce, R. !? Oct. 30tf>. MANUFACTURE OF SILK. Yesterday afternoon we rode out to the Rutenburg, about a mile and a half from this city, near Olneyville, to witness the operation of the silk machinery, recently invented by Messrs. Gay A: Mosely, of Connecticut, where we found a small silk manufactory, just going into opera tion. Repeated attempts have been rnndo from time to time to manufacture this material in this country, hut tliey have all hitherto failed, owing to the imperfection of machinery. The great difficulty has been in the outset in reeling the silk from the cocoons. The material in its raw state contains a glutinous substance of a very adhesive character, and in the ordi nary mode of reeling the threads would adhere so that the skeins could not be wound off from the reel without great care, and at best very essential injury to the thread. Another impediment has born hat in spinning, the fibres of the threat* were liable to be broken and fretted up by the friction of the machinery through which it parsed. These imperfections have been entirely remedied in Gay Mostly'? machinery, and the silk passes through all the processes of manufacture from th? cocoon to the loom, with all the rapidity and security from injury, with which cotton is manufactured. The machinery is very simple, but very ingeniously con trived, and i? worthy the observation of every friend of domestic industry. The improvement in this machinery, by which the adhesion of the thread on the reel and spools is prevented, consists in a trans verse motion, by which the thread is car ried rapidly from one side of the skein or end of the spool to the other, so that instead of lying parallel, the threads lie at angles across each other. t hi onr return we called to see the f)on nelson farm which lias recently been pur chased by an association of gentlemen tor the purpose of crowing silk. They are now in the progress of transplanting If), 000 mulberry trees, already four years old, on one of th? most beautiful spots of earth in this vicinity. These trees were originally planted lor ornamental trees, at the garden of the Messrs. Dyers, which has lately been known by the name of " Mulberry (Jrove," and although the country did not seem to demand quite so large a supply of ornamental trees of that kind, the inventions of Gay A: Mosely have rendered them exceedingly valua ble, and probably one of the most lucra tive sources of income that New England now all'ords. All who have tried the ex periment agree that tin1 growing of silk yields an enormous profit on the capital employed, ami as it may l?o grown with out difficulty in every family 111 the coun try, we cannot doubt that it will soon he roine the great staple of the New Kng. land states. Jnurnrtl. Muznanimity. ? Ca'sar has had the testimony of a>?es to his l>rav? rv, and yet In- refused a challenge from Antony, lie very calmly answered the hearer of the iness uje ? " If Antony is weary of his life, tell hiin there are other \\ ay s to death besides the point of my sword." Mow well would it be, if there were more in stance!* ot the like independence ot 91 m 4
The Durham Recorder (Durham, N.C.)
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Nov. 12, 1834, edition 1
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