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SALISBURY, N. C .TUESDAY, JANUAUY 22, 1828.
VOL.VIIJ.......NO.R98.
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The term of tit Wnt'rn Carolinian era, rtf
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aayment In advance will be required from an
lubierihers at a distance, whe are unknown to
tha Editor, unless torn mpwiblt person of
Lit acquaintance gnaranjeea the payment, , .
No paper d-ontinrted, (i epl a the option
. tk Rd'iiorTwsstil nil Brrrre P84-
Advertisements will be Inserted at fifty eant
per aquar f r the Km Insertion, tml twenty-fiv
rents for each mbwrnnt one. . m ..,... -Art
If tters addressed td the T-lHon iw we
upaiit, or they may, not f anenocfl w.
GEtflSaiL ASSEMBLY.
Om hundred end fourteen of private
Mtnre were pared by the legislature at He re.
cent session i ll that are of interest to the an
ttMoftbUpaof the state, folluwi
An act making H the duly of the Malor Cen
era) to review ihe second regiment of Randolph
at their usual reeime ntal muter ground i Com
petting lh office r of flampson county to hoi J
their reniie offices at the Court House i Au-thori-lng
the Publie Trewurer to py to Thoroat
Searcy th c of a euit brought by the Bute
va, Gen. Wn. Bthelli Aulhoritinjr Thomai
Brown, of Hvwxi enunt. to erect to tf
on tie mel Wadinj from Frankfin down the
Tennrttee rirer i Alte rinf the name of I Jod
ie O'fen t"r Edward fflwell, orphan,
of Hti'herford county i Compellin(r the Mirrifl
of Burke to i wrhtf n wmnvma to the juron
mbet eeunnit rf Buncombe,
ittcb proof rt Hihc may bmaf'frvqu.re ; In
Sp.5tinf ib NetrCr.ifn Libr.rv Society ;
ik. ration P ant Steam Boat
Cwmpany Incorporati" Mount Moriah Ivode ,
. Mmitieo of finance for Surry
p..; :.."-.Kr,.l.;n a turnnike road in Bun-
"i.r.nw in. act of lftl an-
ITJoelSTpubnc to from Uncolnton to
'iSffiB" ArtlKrt&if nd rect'jrthe
Seriftof Rowan to olW ct the .axe a ln.poed
'i, ,k. Tuckaaeeraand Tenneee rera, and
ffir tributary .tre. m. in Haywood 1 county
Sttorin t credit John C.Kffene of Surry i
SSnt-! Sarah Tiliey. of W.lkra. ruch prop
!nV m ihe may hereafter acquire i AppointioR
ibr the town of Aihffillej 8f
eommia.wrn for tne 10 "
KVhrSan Crittenden, of Hokea, ruch
gorWnf the eH.nty rourt of Bow.n PP"
committee of finance , Authonatn? John Wad
. eommii c ,ncor
.h. toinof Uiinron, Daido conn-
tConcerninf the election of cmintv wnreeora
JT-tu... tiutharford. Bwvombe.
in io - r- ' , . , ..!
Wilkea. Ahe anu nyw - --
S35 the name o 'art Ann Efia. Tooly,
AlLrini Ibe time of hoWi the county court.
oSon. Coocerni(f tie comm.f ee of fi.
Tlnc of Montgomery eou.rty , Srcunng to Jane
f the. auch pronrrtv v ahe may
tiera1S ttf review the firt rerioent of Bdfj-
Bi inrTmika road M Havwood
?TtnXef of Itandolph ahall bo elected and
V . t .1 . InrarnnratSnr the lien-
ric,,, MeamBoat Compaoy, Bientatina; from
certain Public auiiea ne ' - r
ZZ In 9oke. County , Prercnb.nR the Ome
Ke ale of Vand and ' Tf U
PrVacribii-r tbe manner in mhlrh land, .hall be
Cereal r ndrtie4 TorUM Ibf tUetfta he
eoontica of Ann aod Surr, 4 Concermnj the
wVrd.-n of the poor for the countie. of Wah
hU JUnWpfc Oatrld., Canvlen. Lincoln
B Wak To ld all that D.rt of tbe 2d reg.
mTnt i Burke lying outh oFthe CaUwb. nver
to the lat regiment , Authoring Isaac T. Arery
:9 t..mn-.fc road n Burke county
Amending the act of 1810, entitled
Gorman J In faror of John Duckworth j
In favor of Matthew PrlJgen I Kequirlnjr
the Srrretary oi 't to purchate Helton
iry j In fvor of P.vM Kofjert, of Bun
come. . f AHowi him for co in the suit
of Doe and Wha va-hah vf. IW Levaat,
and Ko nJTfX'iW'Topr'i'e, llujrh Kol
(jertTtrtw hlcTThe ?tit wi' Infe f etteff ijl
Relative to the rublle Treaaorer. Di
recti. thaJTrenurerJo demand of, I..
Barham w tranafef I 30 aharea of r the
atock of the Newbern Bank, which the
aid Durham oM ta ihe Ute. Treaaurer,
end alio the dividend rltie thereon. Re-
quirei"thetreaturer alw, to proeeecf to
the collection of all debt due to the
Stat for the tale of the public land near
Raleigh Directing Ihe Secretary of
State to procure 1rn bark for tho Cre
placet in the Senate Chamber and Com
moni I fall; In fovor of Parham Kirk
Appropriating 350 dollar for the pur
chase of furniture for the government
home: Directing the Secretary of State
to raue the well on the Capitol aqtaare to
be cleaned out.
Below we give a few itemi of the proreedinga
in the legitlature on the 91 un. and ltt inat.
in our next, we wall give anfficient of the three
or four l.t daya proceedUlgt to enable ou?. rea
der to judge of the dUpowtnjJiat wx made
r.Tt.
Monday, Det.i -Mr. Ward, from the
inlm .elect committee to whom wa re
ferred the report of the Adjutant General,
reported bill lo erect an araenai on me
.....ik nt ihn Canitol aauare.
-The reolut1onrfrom the other. Houe,
m annotnt ioint elect committee to in
quire what meure the UgWUture cn
adopt to protect tne o.. --.w-ihe
operation of the Bank of the United
State i Fayr'tf ie. agreed to. pd
Mew Shober, Mebtchw na riceti
were appointed the committee, pursuant
ikriln. on the rrt of the Senate.
XT. " fiom tbe committee f
wai iiui
PmnoMtiona nd Griv.nce. reported
reMlutinn in tivor of Pdrham Kirk, her
iff of Montgomer.
Th reoort of the committee of F I
nn tha revolution relitive to MUi
Udney M. Blakelev, watak n up and re
iected I when Mr. Love, of Ilavwood pre
aented resolution to d'ueominue the p
nronriation for the education of ul.Ke
I. t Kirh. nn motion of Mr Owen, wa
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Uid on the table.
Mr. Pickett, from the Judicwry com
mittee. reported that it it inexpedient to
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amend the lawa reatraimng mc pr.vutc
of ufturv. Concurred in.
" The engrowed bill to incorporate the
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Zaon Reliet nocieiy oi iiiwvuii
waa re iected on it tec-nd reading
Tutiday, Jan- h 1828 Mr. Shober
from the committee -of-rropotitione-end
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credit Thomat Martin, oi nutnenoro j
which paed it firtt, cond and third
recline nd wa ordcrea to ue engro.
Mr, WiUiemi. of Marun, reported a bill
to secure to Jane BecknaU of Aahe, uch
propertr heTnay herealter acquire.
Mr. Scot:, from the elcct committee
to whom the tubject wa referred, repor
ted that it it inexpedient to change the
existing law on the ubject of baatardy.
Concurred in.
The enerossed bill to encourage the
deduction of wolve in Aane couniv,
wa postponed indcuniiely on it third
reading. -
Mr. Burney, rrotn tne committee if
pointed to conduct the balloting for three
nersona to renreent the State at the con-
temple4-TOewi(ff4he atockhoUUr f
the Crmt Fear Bank, reported that laaac
Wright, Frederick HiU and uui u. ii
aon are elected.
The bill to repetl the act of 1819, cre
ating a fund for internal improvements,
and establishing a Board for the manage
ment thereof, and the act ot isai, provi
ding an additional fund for internal im
provements, was indefinitely postponed
on its second reading 32 to 24.
whereas such claim prevent the said
property from selling at it proper value i
Hrtolved. iherrgre, Tht the commit
tee on the Judiciary be Instructed to In
quire into the expedlencjr el so emending
tha existing law, at to compel 1he claim
ant to file an affidavit, -
mr. Alien, oi luontgomery, preaemcu
i'l concerning the committee of finance
I, Montgomery county, m ,WLJ, ,
MrMoeehead, from -the tommhtev on
'(location, made a report recommending
the r-iccjlon of the bill to repeal the. act
of 182 J, cresting fund for the establish-
ronr ftf.r omm!n ichuolicJCpTjcurred in.
Mr. Gary, from ihe committee of Pro
positions and Grievances, reported unu
vorablv to the petliiona of John Logan and
ife,of Kutherford,and Ueniainln Khodet,
of Chatham; which reports were concur
red in.
Mr. Seawell, from the committee on
Agriculture, to whom wa recommitted
the bill to repeal all acts concerning agri-
utture and family comeatic mmuuc-
ures, made report recommending the
pjixge of aaid bill ; read and rejected.
Sir. Jones of Warren, presented a bill
giving dower to the -widow in all catea in
which the husband might nave cUKncri
courtesy.
' Mr. Boon presented a bill concerning
the number of justices required ir, the re
move) of certain officers; Mr. utile, a
bill prescribing the manner in wnicn
lands shall be hereafter edmined lor
tile for tues in Anson county ; Mr. Hill,
a bill to continue In force tu act ot isaa.
directing a geotogkal and mlnerilogkal
survey to be made of the State.
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Mr. U as ton preacntea a tin to amenu
the act of 1715, iDooiD'ing public regit
ter and directing ihe metnot J.4lfe. pfc
served in conveying land, roois an
chattels, and Tor preventing irauauieni
deeds and mortgages ; also a bill to pro
hihlt t'lce'and immorality 'it, nd in tne
vicinity of the Unirersityj and Wr.
Brevard, a bill to extend the provision
of tne act of 1823, granting further time
to perfect title to lands within this ute ;
which passed their firtt reading
Mr. Fiihcr, from the selec commiite
towhom was referred the . resolution on
the aubject of cotton and woollen manufac
tures, and on the growing of wool, made
a report ; which wa ordered to be prin
The bill for the protection of secun
ties, and Jfo olherpurpoe ; the bill up
olementart to the aeverai acta for the. re.
lief of insolvent debtor.; the bill to repeal
in part the 3d section of thect of 1 80$. to K
revise ioc Hun, " !,w"t ,w v
and to repeal the 9th section of the act of
tain, amendinor the militia laws oi mis
Stale Tnr the bill wpecjejrxainre.
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LUCEKX f FRESCH CLOTIH.
Mr. A. D. Veitch, merrhantnf ihj
place, ha received duantity . of this
grass iced, and sve cannot forbear re
commending U to -wir griculiura!
made we are confident that it is the
vrrv best grass for the toil and climate
otilwih -Alabama Uut .ha-yctlctn
tried. It is generally led in the green
state after being Cut 24 hours: "It may
be cut in ordinary season time,
beglnnThfrbburthe
and is very luxnriant and nutritious;
It has a long tap foot and atands the
drought well. It should be sowed
(broad cast) in the month of February,
on high rolling ground, previously
ploughed very deep and made very
rich if well put in it will not require
IULLSB0I.0' FEMALE SF.viNRY.
rpjJK esrreifi of thU Inatitutivn will b r
J. iiimed nntlieJ:h inat. under the n anare
ment of the Mttr Sptnr and Hie control of the
Burerintfrnlen', ; . , , ,
The reputatinn f.i Ii.-kTiTi and good aociey
which wr town.enjovv nniied to the UrilitW
Wt.jTOWifciwii j.oj .rMcuu our acntMMry, ptwiwwu.uui
Mm no orninary rimm to ihe attention of the
Parent! and finanliana in our community.
1 he prices of hoard tml tuition are moderate i
and the Trustee, and Teaehera pM(fe them,
setvee re repreaa; lofar a lie In their Bower:
every thing like ettraf ne In dreas, or any ? ' t
annecesaary eipeniuture or money. .' . . H
-Te-prk4rf-ordinary- tuition: varies from 10
to r'J per icawon, payable -quarterly .. d-
- Instruction In Miil g25
tn Drawing and Tainting, .... JS
In NVedle work. ....... 1
Hoard ran he ohtairrrd in the moot reapecta,
bl faniilira of ihe place, at fcIO per month, ln
eluding w ahing, wood, candiei, ke.
WM. M. GIIF.CN, SutrinttnJct.
Janwirp 5t, IS28. 3t9
renewing for 'JO years, but should havi
an annual top dressing ol coarse
msnurr. One acre will require 8 to
10 lbs. of seed, ud the second year it
will feed six to sight head of cows, ox
en or horsrs.
Luccrn is nri essfullv cultivated in
a'ny'a'Uapttulo inuncrn "climate."
Indian School. One cf the docu
ments accompanying the President'
Mesage .contains a druded. state
ment of the numbrr and expense of the
schools -maintained by the government
of the Uniu d States amongst the In
dian tribe rid rlnewherej-for-the ed
uction of Indian children, the num!cr
.f tr achcre, of pupils, he. by which wt
pcrrcivc that there are'Wiy-C'v-Wj-
hivi g 1201 pupils, the whole rxpmsr
of which, fi-r the year, has b-en 87000.
The achre ar furnished -exclusively
bv the tnissioinrv and uhcr hummir
societies, and the number is abnut 120.
Sili Ribbons. A Mr. Douglas, a
Scotchman, is stated to have recent
ly established himself in VinJ:am,
Conn, for the purpose ot weaving silk
ribbons. The manufacture of silk,
IV.. m the w inn. is earned on to a
Considerable extent in Wimiham, an
a a
the adjoining Counties, anJ Mr.
D.iogtas state that he had never
worked or seeu silk i'rom Italy or
Vrncf of suocrior Quality or better
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aed. in the year i809, entitled
ila
- an act paa-
an act to amend
Tj- '"-"If ..v...ifore nased rtlatire to the
the aeverai nvera wwim --
to tha Peedee and Vadkln river! Repealing
v. .is. .noointing commifioner to
wttila new-ceuH houaeJaJjir rjuxountja-Iol
rtva and continue v9""! r"l '
Mmed Incorporating the-Norrh
atitut ionfor tbe instroctwn of deaf and du-nb,
Tor the relief of Samuel and Solomon Carter,
aaeoumoaa.
Twenty-nine Beaolutions were paed i they
A resolwioo in uvor oi uicr
,.r- Aotnorising the two houses of
Rob
the
claimed bv Indians in the lands
lately acquired by treaty from the Chenv
kee nation, passed their third reading and
were ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Hill presented a bill to Incorporate
the Henrietta Stao Boat Company f and
Mr. Jones, of Rowan, a bill -to- amend ab
6th aection of tRe act or XiiO, providing
for tbe payment of the civil list 'and con
tingent charges of government ; which
passed sheir first reading.
The resolution in favor of John Mill
wee, of Mecklenburg, was rejected on ii:
third reading 72 to 24
;kf.knsbok male academy.
rilllR rterciaei of thia achol will hr.rewmed
I on Tu lv tlie lit of January, I s.H. Tbo
roorw! of imrtrietiDn at this AcaU-my i prepar.
alory lo ailmiawon into the Frethmtr and Hopho
more cla t of tin- University. . timidra tha or
dinary ailvantagt. of a preparatory education,
the pupil may here avail himoelf of the oppor
tunity of iid)ing and learning the following
tion, (iray'a Memria Teehiiica, the OuV-a an J
P)tyre of Horire, Caldwell's Cromeu7, Blair'
Ithetorick, four bonk of Homer's Iliad ami tbo
elrmenta of Chemiatr) ami Natural I'hiloMph
Acer may he had to a well lelrcted library.
Board may be had in rcipectable families at from -
2S ta 40 per wuion. Tuition to vary Irora
RJ 50 to gl2 30, according to the grU of"
tiholaniliip. J. I). CLANCY, Pmnbai.
I rr. 29. 1827. ' . 3t9tf
NOTE OR BOND, LO. -
"kK thi '"''7tS of Unt October. I liAe.t a nrom.
' imtrv 4Ar,i -h.Mvi1-n RX)."rivetl bv Kit-r '
liain Jarrali jto Ur. Jnlut U'F.niirc, oi ItutlwWveJ
county, rtate-l in Marclk 1822. , On tlie 25th or
?fi'li ilaviof the aforewid moi.lh-and vtar. I aet.
led with llr. St'KMiea fe tiie wkidt whh
i'itrr t to Hi's 17th thtobrr, I8J7, amounted t
fv'G. or thrreahotit, .- Which note U loat or
milaiil t any peron, therefore, who mav hava
found it, will confer a faror bv returning It' to
m. Morjanton, N. C. And I forewarn all
person, from trailing f.)r .aid note.
JOHN M. c;hep.nlee.
J.tn. ?d, 1828. 3l99
Va' ,btt PLANTATION otrf N ECHOES.
TIT II-I. br aold for eaah at the Court 4iome in
1 T Salinbun-, on Momlav, 18th dav of Feb-,
ruarv next, the Plantution wlirrro i Samuel
Yom now livef, King on Third Creek, adjoin
Injf John Young,, tt'm. B. Wood, uther - -containing
about 700 acrei of aagood Jmdtt -
any in Rowan county, about 175 acret cleared,
much of which lifrtli, all undc? good fence t .
and there are on the premiae convenient and ..
Suitable ouiklings of all kiiida required on a large)
tarm.
I'u, will be sold on the same day and place.
H likfly J(f:ONOS, conaUting of 3 men,
Women and Children. All nld asthe propertw
a pafnuelToung; rroainiry-suiiary-eiero'
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In a late English paper, we observe
a 1 . r
thr marnatre ol iauenter ot some
1 : : i i rr t ..r
1 hanVr Willi i.llulrli v
jjitai . ' v , I tions m my hamls for collection.
qame. .jolull .ol .lonsa' wt w" I'nc a.lv. 1.50. - t. SLATER, Ii. Kherif.
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Leeislatsre to elect, oy joint oauo, mrec
tl,nn to represent the State in the tock
r .L. r.n Fear Bsnk t In favor of Jo-
Welch and Mark Coleman ; In favor
','bshua E. Lumsden t In favor af Mat
,hew J. Coman Instructing the Comp
I .ti.. m take inventories of certain pro-
m mwv - . - rr ij i l A
6eTTTtonghlirtotne Otatewequirnw",,wrrwwwitKrw5W7 ;
him td take an inventory of the property Mr. Bynum, from the committee ol
belonging to the Uovernor s nouse ann m
the capitol, at the end of each year In
r... r J.me Pattotis Relative to the
im.h.n of law! with cither Mate ;
la favor of Jesae Roger, of Moore county;
In favor of the heira of John X. Bonner ;
Authorisinr Hartf-BfroMn .owiih
from the oublic Library Lawson s
History of North Carolina, for the pur
'terepoblishiilg the tneIf!!or
f VViiii.m Thomnson t In favor of John
C. Hamilton; -In favor of Ichbod Wet
morel In favor of the administrator 6
ft rii;,i nf Merklenburi 10 U
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tor of the door keepers; In favor ol tal
vln R. Biackmin, heriff of Wayne; In
fiver of Gtlea Johnson i In fator of Henry
HOUSE OF COMMOJiS.
Monday Dec. 31 Mr. Mitchell pre
- . . . .
sented a bill prescribing the time tor tne
sale of land aod slaves in Ashe county;
Claims, made a report, recommending
the rejection of the resolution in favor of
, irit- iTr . . , ! :
vt mum eicn. i-oncurreu in.
M r. Mitchell Dresented a'bill to en
courage tbe destruction of wolves in Ashe
county
Mr. Saru'tll from the judiciary commit-
tee. renorted aealnst the ' exbeuiency" bf
nrovidirrg by law for arranging, revising
and diee sting the whole tody of -public
ndaYa:uteTawbT this StateT'woncurred
in
Mr. B'usbee submitted the following
resolution i whichs adopted r
Whereas, when property is old by
eaecution, many persons claim the ame
without really baring title thereto ; and
ANCIENT ADVICE.
Thouehts be divine, lawful, chaste.
Conversation be brief, honest, true.
Worki be profitable, holy, charitable.
Alannen be greoourteuuadi'jrful.
n.Uh .nnk or write it. to svnom the
indulgent f ithrr gives a portion .ol se
ven millions. Nicodcmus Crowquill
would ask. "1 vonder if she has got
Our Yankees will have their. Notions !!!
A oentleman residing i;. the village
of Gt. Barrington, Massa
warm friend of the Admini!irit'"n,
and who for some years past has leen
i -1 i' .k..rnnn.rtirnt Mer
a miDscriOCr wr uc ouuuw..vw
aid, finding that the hditor ot that pa-
l,wuar9 9A, 1H08.
5:(Jt
Diet be temperate, convenient, wber.
Let youK Apparel be f.ugal, neat, comely.
Will ne consiani, uucaiem, rcauy.
Sleep be moderate, quiet, seawnable.
Prayer, be ahort, frequent, fervent.
Recreation, be lawful,iitible,eldom
LMem'ry be of death, puuislim't.glory .
fbe silent,
i
Beailent, I . u.m tJ "er. n.
trememoer,
do accordingly.
ESTATE OF ALFRED MAC AY.
rflHB iubscriiter, hiving qualified V. xecu. ....
I lor of the last will and tratam?nt of Alfred!
Mif ear; li rtf ahshorr; -decJtf. rh?wre alt vers
ton indebted to aaid dee'd. to make payment
with at little delay a potMihlc i ami all persona
hiving claima agVmst the estate, will present
them, legally authenticated, tor fc ttlcmeflt,
within the time limited by act of aaaembly. other
wine tbia notice will be pled in bar of their re
covery. JAMES MWUIN, Jr. firecY.
A'w. 2J1. I8J7. 13'02
ESTATE OF JOHN DONALDSON.
r!Hr wthwribee havrng qualified u admini'l- "
ira-nt-.on .uic.ctaLtL.uij!.unxruiuuuuii
it It the W ill
d to aaid
, .v. . i, tra'm.oti..uic.ewaLCL.aLji.iunij
per(MlTirV3TCffrrf,) had lately Or. dccM, ,,te ofKou county. N. C. will
rme rather too much Ilickoru-ward tnnexed, diri all prwm indt-btn
to suit our New-England climate, ad- estate to make in "
drcsscu mm ---j--;. " ,he eatate. are deired to preaent them, legally .
'.i - - . r t.r It aw
, - . mewci .ii.ut-ii.u K"--'" '.""I a ."ij-
few weeks Since, protesting Ka,n J authenticated, within the lime limited by Act or.
w . ' n. I . .. .t ' ....... .l; :ii i J :
larViinnism. and requesting .ir. . Aamoiy.Oinerwwe mil nonce win ue picu hi
Hr J g.
Hear,
tlr , W learn t
unuerMana, i
Hemember.J
faee, judgk not.
.,, uJ. , N hear, believe not.
All that you-jkri0wtlennot
can do, do not.
cu, erv oeeaaioiK when vou discourse, think
firat, and look narrowly what you apeak-of
whom sou apeak-to whom you apeak how
VoTlpeak-andheno
you speaa, spea wwiy, W9 .vs "
bring yourself into great trouble
Trial for Blasphemy, -J&U- Lon-
dnn Morn nir Herald contain iuii
report of the trial, io the court f
king' bench, of the Rev. Robert Toy
lor, formerly an t,pi3ve ..v..6J
man. on ah indictment for blasphemy
TOe .defendants
uttered in his aermon expressions cal-
n.lated to brinff contempt Upon the
christianreligipn, to which. .hplW
oi iruiltu. and made a long argumeht
in his defence but the jury brought
in verdict of guiltg
to send during the remainder ol the
year for which he was paid in advance,
a blank instead of a printed paper, as
the latter, according to his notion, as
th the Dostage. This request
has been complied with, the gentle
mun receives
his blauk regularly, every
week, and declares it to be the best
i..v. noner that he has had the
,f aeeinif. So It
Ult.au " u ,
Yankees will have their notions
is our
t
Berkthirt Star.
bar of their recovery.
HUFl'9 REID, .Mministrator.
Dtrmher Uth, .827. 93
HOUSE AND LOT, NEGROES, &c.
Iiril.L be Mild, at public auction, on Wed
T V nesday, the 29?h of .Jfebruary neaU 10 thp
town of tatesville, a llmue and Im, together
with tl necenary out-hoti.es, ami in addition
therto a safe and commodious blacksmith's shop.
situated in a plensant part of tha Village, near
the best public well.
1Uf Orw Veer. Man. two nejtw wmfl ami
one child. Terms 12 month credit, bond and
security required. M. L. HILL, Trustee.
January 1, 11K0. . owa
Poultry. Fowls of every sort may
r. LI.. f.A KnileH DOtatOCS
oe proutaoiv nu r-
.nd meal mixed. Hens whicn ao nvi
SHERIFFS SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be wild for cash, at the coutt-hoOTe in
Salisbury, on Monday, the I8tb of Febru
ary next, 13 likely nejrs., 4 men, 3 women and
Ti ,n the winter should have access to rtildfeovand a yowng-womenr sold by eaeco
Tay tdlne Winter sitou tio, ihe property Vlonging to the estate of
slacked lime, pounded Dones, vy . toaatWy sundry txecw
shells, or other matter, wmcn .uii liont Jn roy hands for t
rime in some of its compounds, be- Pr;ca 6dv. S-
Se nms
collection.
F. SLAT EK, n.Siij.
..... fem the shells of their egg. BANK . STOCK- FOR SALE
; ....;Ji;.
of lime.
at tbe court-house in Lm .. iZi
1 lnnnrv CMirt
minion, the remaining Shares (17) of Henry
r-.,nner. dee'd. in the State Bank of, North-Car-
The Providcial Parliament of Low- 0ina. AUo, at the same time solace, all tho
IJie rrvm.w,... -- 'Ui,.iKlonir nrto aaid estate tftrtht Catawba
... r- 1' trrm I O f. ' ...
er Canada, is lurtner proruKuw NtviKUtion Company- Terms casn. wo
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