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leatetieaN 0 baffling; stot pn
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" 1ijlk tit tares Mtf " "
VTWUmmvU wealth aIUm eowrt.
Puma thair verP fiaaa port U) fort,
' jfcrt toot, alaal retort.
Aom fiM tpwa At tmch'rous sand.
Or wrack'J m rocks, M kaaeoea stand
Te aura: Dm dpnm skirt
tH hk Umi wafting LU U view,
llJI BUty I tblMfitlM, WltthUat crew,
k4 add eat waraiag aaore.
Ob! kappy tWy, wit Croat tat Km,
Directed ay tat eVarl vkw,
Ax! ay tat tompaes mf
Their kilful Mut nU'tWr worm,
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Lade nJ vkh k4 rr,
A4 kukl to mImC) kr,
Tk7 mek tk kTt mcW ct,
Ad firt tkif tJM-r Urfc M Ut,
Nor fwt to art tpin.
misceu1ne6u8
tUCCCSS U CMMISTLLY M CI !G Ok V.
1T WJorinf tloqarat rriaarkj m tH f.
larfr bwrroouiiUbW obtclf fit CbrM' U
fcfMM to MtrtcnJ wilk to tit f Amiuft tp
f Um CLfUj era, aa4 ki aatMuhinf (urcrw.
! Jpi'U afdwM abHaeka, ttt Ukt t fr U
laal Kartk-AaarrkM iUna tlwr vara U.
tt4 U tlx coonl of a rrrWw of a rmfl work by
lii AUaa, raiiikd Vmtn oa tU CcvpcU.1
The tacceu of the ChrUtitn rtli.
gnn, m the firit age of ita growth, be. triumphed in their fate, and glnrious
comct a matter of lurpriie, when welly teated the ttrength of their faith,
look at the tbtUtckf with i which it had to the1 firmneit of their principle!, and
contend, the meam by which thete ob. ! the joyful ho pea of their religion, by a
ataclea were encountered, and the fact
that thete meant were effectual.
- Aa to tha ebitaclet, wbich-oppoted
the introduction of chrmiaoity, they
Vere formidable beyond what can now
caiily be imagined. .Tber eziated In
the cnttomt, opiaiont, prejudicea, and
perveneneit of theJewt, to whom it
wtt.firtt preached, and !a the spiritu
al darknettf and moral degradation of
the Geotilea. The Jewt had early
received the books of Motet at of d
vine authorit, and the writinp of
the Prophets were contidered no lets
tha word of , God, It it certain, that
the detceadantt of Abraham tepara
ted themtelvea at a very early period
from tht rett of the world, were gov
erned by laws eateotially different from
"other tat'ionsTand became disTinguish-
ed by modes of Iife,'and habits' of
thinking, feeling, and acting, peculiar
to themselves. The demonstrations,
which -they had perpetually "before
rhem of 'bemg oodrr the spetitt gwd..
f H i ance of the Supreme Being, quickened
.u.:. : J- .... I .k. ...
mfytheTr privileges, ahdto fiDcy
themtelvea auperior to other nations.
From numerous intimsttions in their
prophetical writings, they had long ex
pected the coming of the Messiah.
In hi in they were looking for a prince,
.. judge; a redeemer, a 4elivcrer4"but
it was" from their political troubles,
aod their distresses Jss a .nation, from
which they fondly imagined he would
dcUverjhcm. When Christ appear
ed, .IheyTud become a degraded proi
vince,. and were suffering under the
cruel tyranny of the Romans.
Suck was the political condition of
. the Jews, such their, national prejudi
ces, and such their expectations in re
gard to the character of the Messiah,
and the objects of his mission. These
- Wttt powerful 4abaia(ltav tha 4tr
duttion of a religion, like that of Jesus
Christ. How wjaujd.jhe people be
lieveirw t i"W"'ttrforiipei:ted
Alessfohj whose character and "con
duct were so 6pposltf to all their an
ticipations I Instead of . coming ia .the
aplendor.and power of a prince, he ap-
a. province proverbial for its poverty
and -insignificance,odL from, which
it hadJ long been the belief, that no
good think could come. He did noth
ing to promote their political Aggran
disement! he placed before them nt
prospects of military glory and con-
ff i
tu t'ltm front l3ftIir,
ht cfcl -
I
lommnlctl iStm la a'jmit
COn,tiooi
tUi. at which fciri but ftriidlf
hiattA, whit fiffll llioulj Ctpatt
rntifj oercoml ihtrtf ChoUlJ t
Lx.Vlal'anrC.lfif Yen thia tiit I'mV
cit ifforti of humia trUiocn anj Icib
Ifr. ta (ha benefit bl thouli it
Unpt to rcmovt tUi errJa!Uci ib4
correct tht tlcct of a vortJ iut.k la
dfprivltr fad (Urke&cd !ih error f
6hAi!4 vi aut v ihea it, that
luccctf wouIJ bt bo!tf byroad th
rrftch af batota rrtiUbllitf f liit what
A th4 fact? A fc v oltf urf, tfoeda.
cited mB, aKo bad ao laowledre of
tha world, without pammiga or aid,
ithout toy couRtcoaaca from the
wiie, or itrcojth from tha powerful,
let oat (a accomptiah f revolution
mater this ever had been contcaipU.
ted. by tbt mart rothailaitle and
fonoaata 'coequtror,....a rcroluttofl,
whlth bad for ha object, rc the
dowafaU of oationa and the gory of
coarjuetf, but the peace, harooay,
Virtue, eod bappiocti of t:.e whole hu
naa race. The preacher of ChriitW
aaitj, to all human appearaoce, were
abaolutcly the bat roeo, who could be
uppoted qualified for ao cftraordjoa
rv aa eoterpnae.
But thev eucceeded i ireiud!ce and
pride ridding before them i the ijnor.
ant were eolirhteocd, aod the obatin
ate cooriaced i and the rclirioo of
Jciui rapidly spread iuelf through
out the whole civiliaed world, lb
Apoitlee themielvea travelled over
many parti of Atta aod Africa, aod to
the remote retiooa of Europe. Ooe
enerattoa bad Dot paaaed away, be
fore churchet were eatabtiahed to all
the land of the patriarch!, io Greece,
Italy, Ecrpr", and the far distant
cauntriet of Ethiopia and thii, by
the meaaa we have been oniderin;.
Tht epirit of penecutioo breathed its
venom the arm T tyranny wai rait
ed in anger, and the followert of
Jetua were led to tnartvrdom. They
aaenhee of their live. And not with.
Standing thete appalling obstacle t, thin
religion advanced with a celerity al
together, beyond any. anticipations
which could hive been warrante
.k . .!
r. V.. 7 Vff
fioa ji oeen asncuonea oy me oeiiei,
, ... j- e -- '
iuu aupponca oj tac cuicu oi prioccs
and governors j had it been promulga.
ted by preachers of the highest world-
isdom and attainments t had
tt
A Ittredthcujcanity and encouraged
the vices of men j had it appealed to
their passions, their interests, their
feelitgti even then, -tht brotdatt lati
tude of human probability could net er
hive encouraged the hone, tht ita
succeaa would be ao rapid', extensive,
and permanent. -
GOOD RULES JUw-D MJir.yn.
I. When in company the conversa
tion turns on an absent person, and you
are Called to express an opinion, al-
wayi ifanjy that; iht try ptat.t. :ia
standing silent behind you, looking
over your shoulder and listening act en
livelytowhatyoa say; You will hen
speak prudently, and with due regard
to his character.
II. Aa far as possible, when yu
come to oe your own master,, avoii
contracting debts, try to do without,
tvery . thing yoti cannoi pay : for, and
when prudence 'requires the contrac
ting of a debt," be panetoal to the day
in paying it. Your affairs will never
then tret into confusion-you will al
ways know exactlyjhowyou atand in
the world.
III. Set high value on your word
in all thinrs t be sure you never make
a. promise that yon are not morally cer
tain of being able to perform. The
highest compliment your neighbours
can bestow on you will be to say, " his
ward good a hit bond you may
place implicit faith in what he says.", ,
f Kjjen bu'eatt'cToJf'coarsti
ently with all your other obligations.
And alwaye do it cheerfully, gladly,
without a wry factor an apology. - But
let thoae you oblige see and feel that
rerva a
i hit wai make you many menas ma
ny . who will be ever ready -to oblige,
you in turn.
V. If you receive an injury, steep at
least twelve hours soundly before you
make up your mind io what manner to
treat it. Then palliate it as much as
lo jftti in J Isu ad ei
t r i m. reCrct wt'l en
tcJ
k , n MKt enait ronor
rnt,r. anl ajftourtoua la rrrr
d to
It, I hutrouwiUitaad a 2'xv4ihace
el attiiif wtacir.
Vli CbOJM Jjr compiay irtion
sonr
and
rntrt t.f vUfue. rrrJir ruLiti,
r d icnie. It thai yauf Ota chafac
tcr, batiti tad aafaaeri f&ay be form-
cuMd i rood anodali latt wJ aave
yof anuch trouUej aed ftdtuad la lb
cad greatly to four adfastagej
trBtifgjwii
tkfiflrWttl left one of his folic
public it lost to bt puUithed after Mi
drsth by itiauct,' Droxner oeusver.
Vt Johctow whio ailed biscp'olon
f ibia Usicri . IX tlah; c d A icoua
drtt! who itcat hU !'( N charging a
pop-gawtfiatt'risvwiyj w m
cowa.d I who, arald of bis own cud,
iefl blf a erowa to hungry Scotch
man to draw tha trigger after bis
dean.
Singular jaet.K beggar wai fauod
li one oiour tt recti, a few wcekl
lince, aqualid aod filthy apparel,
and dead without apparent caute.
The coroner, wpoo eiaatlnaUoa of
the body, found money'to the amount
of about two hundred and i evenly
dollar ton a part of which he rud bo
doubt wai the cime of hu death.
Fourwea wh'Je and one half joei quit
ted together, were enclosed ia the
M ft a ai
ncckclotk sad formed a bird lump
immediately ooder the jugular vein,
the mat lying on bis aide and occasion,
log a direct prctturc oa Tt and probably
stopping the circulation of the blood
aad occasioning apoplexy.
S. T. Statttman.
Shortly after the arrival of the ship
Crisis In Ne w.York, which appears to
have fanned the trim it tht specula.
ting fever, a trig little Frenchman ar.
rived at our Uodiag io tha Fulton,
havinz been diapatched from the know
ing onci la New-York to tike ia the
flats at Providence and Boston. The
little Frenchman had almost rapped his
kouckles off upon the top of bis snuff
box in hit esgernesi tr reach Provi
dence before the despatch, Linnarus f
anj at aooo at the boat touched the
barf, he tprung on shore and batten
ed lot tht &rt sere he arrived at on
Water Street. M Monsieur, Sir V
savs the little Frenchman, with all the
I eagergettkulations of hit country and
I trcmUinr ia the anticipation of the
ircBWior m i
immense profits he was about to real.
i . . e ... r
I ize Sir: haf yoi
vou anee cottanff and
kaffi lM Yes !M ",Vel, den, I tak
all! vatyouatk.r
Rhode Island paper.
LIBEL CASE,
The action brought by James Prince,
aw -
Em. of Newburvnort. asrainst K. W.
A len. editor of the Newburvnort T
" - - - x . 1
Herald, for an alledged libel, came on
before udge Liooln, on Friday last
at Ipswich. The cause had been tried
in the- Common - Pleas,", and damagea
recovered, but on opening the cause
by plaiotifTa counsel, the Judge un
hesitatingly decided that the pulRca.
tion was no libel, and ordered a non
stusThjv considerable interest in that part of
the country, and distinguished coun
sel were-employed Messrs. -Saltorr-
stall, Moaely, Snilaber and Gross, for
plaintiff, and Messrs. Webster, Cum-
mings and Marston, for defendant
This action has terminated as it should
have done t not that we wish to enter
Unto the feelings of either party in the
se, but when a little newspaper in-
Iwiiry'of - ncr-importance or which - is
oly a piece of pleasantry or difference
of opinion on some local affairs, is tor-
I I " . mm
tufcd into a suit and theTwductorol
a public print harrasscd for it, we are
happy to aee such conclusions of such
matters, lhese actions, like those
loTorcach of promise of marriage, are
getting too common in our country.
A few days since a man of respecta
tle standing in life, called at the office
:J a cpunteQor who had been frequent
ly engaged in cause's of libel, arid 14-"
wi
ol slaider against one of . bis neighbors
tor tie rouQwing worai sporeo -oi
him - Neighbor is a clever fellow
but hk tipper story wani a little f!xin
..a.-.wt-i.ii .. kL ....: .
uf i - hiiul IUI wia -ar iuji v auuiuti
time, MJit was be tiifihWlffl&W
The counsellor of course declined
bringing an -acuoa oa.. these, writdi
The client was astonished ha ex
pected to get a thousand or two of
dollars for I Was told, said he, that
the truth could not be given in evidence.
Boston Commercial Gaz.
! it cv.ntj nOIM TTar.tr .1 f ;;ui j
f IVl'iM tt fl f ill 1 . .). j h
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m ibtoi, a lky ra urb mi a
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M ! Krl' to Mmriw a t mk
ars kul iWr ar tit Wa rJa krfT mm af
(wrirf irr to a M wll.li4 W I Wri
M-rm ruJa. vUcli ia mi x&k
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riU-js Ma fjfu U,m la y I I m
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Vm In aM tf U ry,
Mt mM aVta AV aVy
Wtfl, If aa nttv dHak, U la a VaMfutor la
k apa 9 anppla Utoaa tia a Utarft
Uat vtB aatkr toW affrtitoa, iW H tmt
at VrwIkSM all t)M AM fcJut ttka tkka
rJtolf aMkrr KM a4w4 thaaa,
"An Atiprcnticu wAntcd.
T
Ms ktat iruka aM U CmnvtA, VUa la
take aa Apr" tt Uto tHtnt-gim ad
mmlinf bwm. I at vat tat mm
t ratoiMd,'aa4 gad lata U1 tw gW
(a. Apppty ,
niiMAU. at. W nxi ajj 3.
. Aa4 av nrw lKJf la purthaaa 4 Cam
Cwa, ail to ato, aad aKall at aceenvMMU.
U4
a 'por. M UMinn a-arrairt IMr
tt at tiaM aa rood as any it lt4
Ku, a.
Anprr fa tbt aoUrt.b-r, tveatr ai wwik af
IaJti7 ami itliM auka eat of Cwicerd. at Ua
ruatU
. . wiiMAr.Lkr.wjm v anr.
Jl&t 4, in. . . 309V
. An ApirtTtntlco
TO lU CarUIAaMf bualnras la rnlJ ky
tht Mihribcr. A youhf nu from 14 lo
10 raara t4 r, of an lew OMOxtoltnr diapot.
ikon, ataady WmU, anJ aa infaionm aniad, aril
and a rood tUc. ar ho oul OKrt M
rood irritiMM. aol Aat a chaaca tt krtro a
rood BtochaakU txMra, ty applviof la ftaUt-
arr,to a A MX. INUCK.
Ml K Utg MtHT.
AU) 9, 1SJ5. SI
Clock & 'nUi iUpatug.
I A ROM WOOLWORTlt Ukra thii atotbod
L to
acquaint tfit t,utt af ValiatMinr, aad
fit a-!ff at country, that ka hu opened a ahop
ia llua oIm, m kfainreet. a fcw dwf south
of tht Court-llouae, ia tba room a!M!iinf Mr.
AltiwnS More i wkert bt ia prepared tt rapair
tt kinda U Wtltkn and Chtk. and atrraat
(ami to parfom U for IreWa tKNUha. . . , '
ftt hkcoiaa aria rrpur all kmd of tU and
mhr rt, hi a neat, cartful maoatr, aod oa
i at . m a a i
rrrv Khond torn.
11a aoKcto a hare of palronart froai tht pab.
m bw kin of boMMat i and owy a fair
trial, aa ho wen umrvd that ha coo antiarr aar
rcaaoAobls tinrctation. In all Job It tht above
bonne. '46 Sa04ro, VI. 16, WIS.
Cotton (jinnin.
rptlF. aubcrib-r rvprfu!ly Itifunratht mer.
X. chanit uf lb town of gaUaburjr, and tha
citiien Urn r of hia nvirhhorbood. that ha liaa
jmt finiiSed s larjr biiiWinf, 37 by 53, for Cin.
ntng f ruin, to run by oater i and that ha is
alao oall fixed tor paclijig coUpn lo the htatcit
manner, for market, lie aawres Lia friend,
oho may furor him with their cnatoHt, that kt
will hare their Cotton packed and put up ia the
neatrat manner, and in the aliorteat lima poaat.
ile, and oa tha loarcat termt at which it it dune
by ohvra... II aJaoaaaurra thoaa who tend coU
ton to hit Cin. that it will be kept separate from
other, ao that they will be tare to t the aame
cotton they arad. He ha liicatcd and buih thii
ettibluditnent, at hia Hill PUutation, two milea t
from P.htrv. . JA 1ISIIEU.
nVraW 18,1824. - 79
.! nut .. t a tAnani k
tYWkl ntu YattOtltS
r . atasr.
fTIIIK anbarj-iber having' commenced the
t J manufacture .ofJVial.BJlU?i Afc on . an
eitennrc acnle. n enabled to atiDtirv aav oiian-
firy of the foUowiny-dcaeription of Apothcra-j
net and oilier. fil Ware :
Apothccaricr Viak, from One das. to
ounce. -
Pstent Medicine Vials, of every dcacriptiot.
bTfire'Iottle, a ith rround itoppcra, from
halt pint to one gallon.
Specie Bottle, with Ucqitered covers, from
half pint to tao rallom,
Druer' I'ackinr Bottk. wide and narrow
mouths from half pint to two gallon.
Aci.l Bottle, with ground atopper.
Carboy
- Demijohns, from one quart to two gallon.
Cfrnfcctionert fchow Bottle, k preserving do.
Pickling and Preserving Jar, atraight and
turned overtop, from half pint to one
Quart and half gallon bottlei. -vVahingtwr,
I a Fayette, Franklin, ship
Franklin, Agricultural and Vonic, Cor
nucopina, American Eagle, and common
ribband Pocket Flask".
"Slitter trarer, Muitarffhnd Cayehhe" Pepper
Bottle.
Snuff, Blacking and Ink Bottle.
With every othef description of YiaT and Bot
tle made to order on the moat reasonable term.
: r. we- proTtt
N. E. corner of Second A Race Streets
Philadelphia, Oct. 12, 1824. 34tf
F,ditora throughout the United State
who
to advertise for T. W. Dvott by the year,
U please insert the above lill forbid,
3tate of Nortli-Carolina, "
COtJUT of Equity, Spring term, 185. James
1mt t. Jacob FUher and hi children and
aon4n-law Jiweph Batea, Jeae Jtiulen and Ho.
pearing to the Mtwf.ction of the Court, that
Nathaniel Ghftrryj4a.Bt c4ibabilijt of this
t.t ... th-OertiL therefore, that nublication he
made in the Western Carolinian for we:VJ
that the raid Nathaniel Gadberry appear at the
heKuttot-hdfoTaid cmiotyrM the
court-houM in Saliibury, oft the first Monday
after the fourth Monday in September next, and
plead, aniwer, or demur to the complainant's
bill, to it will be taken pro confeMO, a to him.
6t59 SAM'L. SfLJJMAN, c ar. f
Jpril 19$, l25e Printer's fcey g5.
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191 ; - RJOTJ
'44 Commhtiomn, ky letter, faaUff ptii.
U,k Um bm , or tram iWr . w
I Ai,4-.r,. at.w.iu. rM,i i
lalMbgrr,
ToftuJW at Laaoalrri tht bbdirt Uk
It ff Uto priars aa act tortb It tie acAtaw,
tKiry dart aTtaf lAt rraalnf, or Kfuad Um
f to pfeaafrar tkkvta. titntUd Um
Kfcrftat a&alt tw( at drawn.
.mr.ts KrxwwL,
ia. aovn.
Vi. B. rmlanatarv fland CtAt ran U kj
tia CommtMaawra. 41
Slate of Norlh-Carolina,
Aroif tcoAf i ar fottr.
COl'tT of fWaa and Qoartar laailoaa, Apr!)
aeattoa.1835. lUatr LVk.TVxa rr. Am C.
laiith. WUU ttX JM r. KUT.ahd fVoC,
C laf r vnrinoi 'atocJtaett Irriad aa Wotk.
It apMriic U.4l Uto dtfcadaaW alf inhaUtaiKi
f aaoUW atato, OMrrM that puUaUoa ka
twde It tha YTeatert CaroCiUaa. ftriaud to
' aWtr?, Air tkr mondia, tbal un&- tha d-
fctaaata appear at tit aast Court of rkaa aaj
Quarter Rcmm tt la kUl for tke count r of
MonTroawry, at tb court boint la Laartkea-
I Wra, at IM trat SlaMajr in JUlr U, rrplerr
" It r-oa, hitcmeiri -iH at ratem
I them Tor amount T lTf plyntUT)
I o.nn. nu um propny mtaa oa.Ui at
coudcibaed and tokl lohia recovary.
Teat i JOHN t. MAliL'C.te.r.
trlirteri Ira. 24. ."f3ot4i
State of North-Carolina,
ttotrcomtr eoawrr.
COURt of rieaa and Quarter Saadona, April
aeaaioo. 1I2L. Henry IfeUmtxa m. Aaa
C. Smith. WUlia Nail Jan f. Nail, and Cam.
lit Nalt i original atuehmenr, levied en knvk,
h appeanna; that the defendaati are liibabitaaU
of another atate, OaWod, that pubUeation ba
made it tho WtJlert .CaronaiatV pqoled m
9ahbury, for three months; that tnleaa tha dr.
frnd-iito appear at the next Court of Pleat and
Quarter fcfaiwna to bt held for the county of
Montgomery, at tha eovrt-how In Lawrence
1llr, on lha 6nt Monday i July aert. repkrv .
and plvod So-'iiaue, jtidrment wiH be cntrrei
sninrt them fr tha amount of the plaintjff'i
demand, aad tht -property levied On will be
condemned trvd sokl to luaraooverv.
Teat i JOHN B. MAKTlM.e.c.c.
PrinterVfce, gt. 5mt6?
State of Nortli-Cnrolina,
novrcoRtr eovntr."
aflOrjin of Mea. and Quarter Rta-tort, Ar'J
v7 arioiri8r3rtarnam Kirt; admnmrratar--
or Nathan Cnathon, ft. tbt heir uf Tiatlua "
Cawthon t retiUop. It appearing to lha aati
factioh of the eotrrtthat John fawthon,'8am1.
Swarineiu and Ktiiabeth bis wife. Chriftobber
awthon-nd Natluwr Gawthon, reside witbout
the limit of tun alatc, jt-k;Xa-drr4 by Uht
court, that oublicatino be made In Uic Weatem
Carolinian for three weeks that the said defen
dant appear at the next county court to be
held tor the county of Montgomery, at the court
bouve in Lawrtncevills, on the tret Monday in
jury nest, and plead, am rr or dew or, ether
wrehe petition 4 iU be taken pro cxkoo u
to them, ahd heard tt parte. -
.JUILN iVM.VHll-'M.l.U.
Printer's fee. gt 25. - Stit
State of North-Carolina,
Bvscoms forwrr.
c.1;
OURT of Pleaa and Quarter Sevions, Janu-
ry term, 1825. Athan A. McDowell u.
Samuel J. Murray t Original attachment levied.
Acltappaarfng totWaJ Waclionof Hie court, i
that the defendant u not an inhabitant of thii
atate. it h therefore ordered AvjBOUiC that putt.
licttinn be made for three month, ioceaiel'
in the Western Carolinian, printed at 8Jibur)
that, the .defendant .appear at a Court tf PM
and Quarter Meiaion. to ba held for said County,
at the court-house iit Aaheville, oa 3rd MomUy
in June next, then and tliero blead. anatrer or
ilemiir, or judgmant final will ba entered gaiiwt
Jtm, accor.Ung to tht plaintitt soemano..,;
-1 TerJSOrMtLLKHrerer.
..... price dv, S4. ;- Smt6J - -
Stite.of North-Carolina,
4wtvs tovntr.
(OURT of 1'leas aitd Quarter Seasons, April ,
leraa, 18A.AltxtsdcrTrtuaael
;i B.iim. nrtmn.l jttanhnwnt. levied laod
. '.. . ........ .t.r- ...i !. tAfnL I
not an innaoiiantoi mi wate, n ,
therefore,' that publication be made .itlhtw.S
tern Carolinian three months, firing" ,"t,( rf
i-.id defendant to appear at our next courtoi
PltMaVulir
aeuntv CjibOTrasj-atrtBR tamn norpo:
cord, on the 3d Monday in July next, to repij-p
vv, pieid 6r demur, othcrwiae judgment wuj
be. entorod agaiuat him, and execution awartic?
aeeordiiHrly fLEalAc.1.. K
Printing of every description,
PKOMTPLY executed at this office, tn i i ttyl"
of workmanship cirrespoMing ln, inc
improvemtnta tfthet"Sc;