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t " . tllii; :;Vyw',:'! M -.;-''-v 'I LVburi are theplans of fair, delightful peace, .'"'.J K. t -vl v; - v?; V- V ' V.V.' V. V V ' ,-1 . - t I'M'-' V l- I I I .aWa. i : i f . f B I I - - . . I v:j;u-iaj5i,-.o;.--. : Tt Published vevery TuraPATand Fbtdat, jy V; JOSEPH GALES a SUINy H ' it fivL DtUartL ner anniTnhalf, in advance Not cxeei&gtlrieen tines; neatly insetted three . for a lioMai-: nd ttt'entv-five' cents .. e'verv succeeding publication : those dt great kl IIIVM.IVi p. - -mm ----- T , a Htci-Tioss tlianRiuiiy receiyeiu. to the Kdttors rnusV bewaW.- ,;V 'n'V Solemn &t&May 5?l f r. cbursejpf people to our little village sel- i Jom i withessed: in the,' course or a year. - Pn' the precedin.evening, strangers, from "Wr. neighborhood cro wd fx'x i andv by " the breaU ordajro'n'Suhday; taorningour town .presents quite a lively aspect, . y' p L v ; At about '3 -o'clock' jh, the morning, ; the iiisical.band roused the Congrgati6n;by performing . some :6f our jhjnuu tuples in com m i emorati on; d f th e resurrection of 6u r Jjord. Y-The sweet strain, of music, -thus suddenly bursting oh the ear in the silence of night, . when the faculties are absorbed in the sweet-embraces orMorphe'u3,j-ahd man totally ignorant 'of Surrounding ob jects j when his- mental fpo wers' are thus awakened, an d the shackles of sleep cast ofT, viewing aU nature , at rest, and the lovely moon beaming through thecloudy hcavens--then .lt is thai music' harmonizes with the soul, and. wafts, our, thoughts to that Being who has endowed man 'with superior talents and thereby raised Jiim above the ordinary affairs. of this world. Soon after five o'clock,' the congrega tion assembled at the church. V Silence reigned among the multitude ; every ear seemed' intent on the voice of the minis ter, when he ascended the church steps, and with a loud voice proclaimed to the- congregation The Lord "" is riseni he i risen indeed." v - V1 v;' f-: -:t; VV -V ," After singing several hymns, the whole assemblv Droceeded to the Church-Yard, Although there were a great many, stran- gers present, wno were Pr:rnaPs .uac- quainieti wun me ruies ooserveu ainoug the Moravians on such an occasion', let me do them honor by, stating, that the best ; ord er pre vai I ed throughou t, - ah d that we shall always feel happy when We see them cruwd in on a similar occasion, to partake of the blessings held but to them and us. . After we had all'met in the grave-yard,' the spectacle presented to thei eye !was t sublime : the r crowd occupying , the four sides of this hallowed place-the cedars t rising majestically: in 'the centre -pthe 1 tombs of the dead, of relations and friends tlier consciousness of: mortality, must .have forcibly, turned our thoughts to the Author of our being:, who spared us once more to hail the Resurrection of S Him, who conquered death that we; might live Nature seemed robed in all ; her, beatify : the first rays of the morning sun illumi nated the eastern horizon, and displayed the power of an all-ruling God. . . !'; How must the i . christian' heart 'have . beat, at hearing how he had suffered, was crucified, dead and buried, arid, the third ay rose again to restore lost paradise to the human race.v -.V 'A '?''.'' '"y 'i ."V'V O for a'thousand tongues to ng, ly dear. Redeemer' praise, ; ' '. The glories of my God and King,;;, The triumphs of his grace I f - ,.';-".' -'If, ': :'-VK-j . , Come, let us join our cheerful songs With angels round the throne j Ten thousand thousands are their . tongues, f But all their joys are one. Worthy the Lamb that died," they cry,-: . l o be exalted.thus v . r-' Worthy the Lamb," our hearts reply,' 1 : For he was fclain for us." ' : . ! " ," . ' " ; , r ' ' ',' ' . After the Easter Morning Ijitany-had been read,' by the Rev. Mr. Sliultz,. the congregation returned ; from the grve vard. and'disnersed till 9 o'clor.k.'whpii lc ;ueii was. rung as a lOKen oi puDUC worship, and the Hev. 31rJ Reicheli delir Vered a sermon in the English language, to a crowded audienceV C ' ; ij ; J A' short time after this, add resVwlnch lasted above an hour,. our. friendlyneigh bors left , us, and our 'little village pre sented, nothing; of: that liveliness, which had in the early part of the day been the deligli. t of iti inhibiUnts-; Thus has Eas ter Sundayagain passed by, and we hope not without some blessings to those who honored us witli" their attendance, on this interesting occasion- Gleaner: vr' i ; . , ".FrbnVthe Doston Daily Advertiser.- 4 A' JlaUoon ' Voyage 'from Englan d to France It is weirknownthat the. 1 te Dr.r Jef Vies, -yor this4 town, accompanied .;,M'r 'anchard iu' his aerial voyage across the British Chacuel in the. year 1785. V Th followi ug I et te r tl escr i bi u gth a t; Voyage, "is 'lately 'republished in the London papers s;. Tie following is a copy of Div Jiffi ies ieiter. It is dated Calais Jari 8,17S5'. Ic. dJ- fter the Jcronams ascended ilrons Uufcx Cliffs i, Heaven has crowneH mv utmitr ishes with success. cannot de- eTrl e th., angnificence. and - beauty,, of-our cnbe th magnificence and beauty of our at a high elevation, we naa sucn; ; a , pros pect of the country as surpasses my; des- cri piive.' pQwer&'JVH n X wo-third s , oy r, we had expended the whole of bur ballast.' 'Atabnut five' orfix rnile frbm -the French bast we'were ' aairi fal ling .rapidly, toward the se.i , on which.Wcasin my noble -Jit tie Cnptain gave ordersi and set the exam- pfey by beginning1 to' striphur, .s;rial ;'car first orburvsilkaniiXfihervVtiandr this vtiot giving us reuei,, we. canty away one viniqg arid,then.the other: ' a Iter w. hich I was Jo - oiigeu to unscrew anu caprtaway our moui inet'i'yet-still approaching ; the sea J very idsi anu ine.. uoais ueiuj' iiiuum aiaiinu for us,1 we,1 uhw'illinjily,4 cast. laway J;first one anchor arid then another ; after, which, my Jittte hero stripped and ,threw away his coat and great-cbatlk tint, this I ; was compelled 'to foilpwVhis example. I?e next cast away his trowsers jiwe then put on t ou r cork i acicets, anti were.i' upa knows, -however,' as me fry las ! grigs, J to tninK now we snouia nuiierin ine water. We had a fixed cord, to ; mount irito our upper story,' and-1 .believe: both of : usj is though inspired, felt ourselves confident of su ccess ri t h e event. ; Xii ck ily, at "this instant1 the m ere u ry.' we -fou rid begiqn i hg to fall in the . barometer,' arid we 'soon after ascended'much'higher thari ever before and made-Vmost beautiful and Idfty ehtre into France exactly at three o'clock .'tWeen tered rising to such a h eighty that . theVafch which wc described rbrought us dowri just twelve miles into the "country," when we descended most tranquilly into the midst of the forest De Felranres almost as naked as the trees, not an inch of cord or; rope left : .nofanchorj nor ariy thing to help us'; not a- living soul bemz :v;ithin several miles.- : My good little captain begged; for alt my resolution to slop at the top of the I T ' It. ''I . 1 I ' nrst tree t couiu reacn j. j succeeaen oep yond 'my comprehension,' and you weuld have laughed to see US) each without a rag of anv sort. tr.rB!anchard at! the - valve. I holding the top of a lofty tree, and the balloon, playing to and fro over us, holding almost too severe a contest with my arms. I r took exactly; t wentyeight minutes tp let out air ejiough to relieve 'the4, balloon without - injury. We soon! heard '.the wood surrounded by footmen,1 horsemen1, &c. arid received . every possible assist ance from them." I was soo ri we 1 1 m o u n t ecl, and had'a fine gallop of "seven mile. We were invited to the cha leajii or seat bf M. de Sandrotien, where we rt'ceiveil eve ry polite attention, and werei led through a noble suite of apartments to j partake of an elegant refreshments, &ci arid at nine clock sent away in ah elegant chariot and six horses j'but . under the promise that we would call vat the chateau of M? Brounotr at Ardingham, where1 we staid a bout an h(ur, aud then proceetled towards Calais, as before, where wej arrived bei tween one and two this morning. . I was surprised to find the difficulties of access ; five very strong sates. '.bridse's'' oic. : ; the guards very vigilant and', active. But the attentions of M. Mouron and his family exceeded all; description. , This morning the Mayor, Governor, .Commandant, and! Officers, in a body, ; the King's r Attorney-' General, &c' havebeento pay jus .'a con-j gratulatory visit, and we hayebeen com- plimented as they ; comrjlimentj the King alone, by.sending us the wine of the city.; A patent is now' making out to! make myj captain a citizen of Calais, arid we are re ceiving honours and attentions much ; a bove.. our, merit..". Blanchard I received 1000 louis-d'ofs in consequence of his ac complishing his attempt to cross the Chan nel in his bal loon. This was1 the promisi ed reward from theFrench.Kirig.;fBy( letters from Boulogne of. the 4th - insf; we are informpd.thait the Duke de , Chartres was then daily expected there, to see M.I Pilatre de'Rosier cross the Channel in his ballon. If he got' the start, of j M. Blari ichard,' he was to haye lOOOHouis-Kl'ors and all his expences paid ; but unless he cross- ed first, his expedition was hot to take place 99 !. .C. EXCELLENT RULES. ,-The following rulesr from the private pa pers of Doctor lAV est, ereViaccording Iq his . memorandum thrown together, as genj eAl waVmarks in the journey of life. They wrre aavantageous ui iiuu ; ami; wuhcmuc v affrd arihontirable.testiroonyrto. hismtral worthiCmay be useful 'to .others?;?!'; 7 v Never to ndiqute sacred Jhifigs, or, what otlurs Way esteem suchlJniiyeyer absurd! hheyjiiay appear t ue 1 " t ;UNever show levity wnere;ine peopie arrj professed ly; e 'rig ged - in w orslii pi . . ? f "Never to recent a supposed i injury, till, I know the views .'and'ihotiyesi bfihe authuf of it. i4 Nor onTany occasion' to retaliate.'j v Nev e r to j u ilge a person's character by external anoearance: ' uW-i iiv.V.'-? ' "A I way s to ta ke th e par t ri f anabsen t per- son who is "censuredjrif company,.so Taras truth and propriety will allow.' r-':;' ; - . .'.Never to ihiuk the worse i.of, another on; accou n't of hisVdifiering froin 'me in political or. religious' opj riibna; 'V '" . 'f? ,i u x-i j :NeT.er; to disputeV if; I can fairly avoid it.j Not to dispu tew i th -a in an; more than 70 years old J nor with a woman ; nor with ah ' Not to afiVct to be wiltv, or tojestjsoas : v.To say a'sjli ttle ak possible" of my sel f and thb-efwhoSVe;rieaM i To aim at' cheerfulrtess. without levity. ; ', Not to o t ru d e my ad vice ; iihas keil 1 1 1 XVeVer.tb court! the favor bf the rich bvi iiaiierinseiiner ineir vanity or, their" vjces LlTdiresrieetl virtue- thbuwn; lbihid vit rarB .':!.;,:: . ...-V:- -?.'.'-iy:- lo sneaK -with calmness and diihprntinn on .alL.occasions especially circumstan ces .wmch: tend' ;to Jrritate. Hr&'MV&rU? aeritly. to Teview WvJ conduct;, and note my ; failing; 1 "i: t U V ' 1 - n -1 1 - 5: .. j-I i y". i. r:: ' -: : ';:v -' ' ' ' . :: wccaaions w nave;in nrosnect tne .enfkorjife,;and.afuture; to these rules, however 1 honestly, if ma v aini 'IV-,. J. G ATES & SON 1 h ave iu s t irecei ved me luiiwwujg iievv anu i:ppuiar:3iusic : . 1;;V.;"ld be a Butterfly" i ' lu- : ? , Hurrah for the Bonnets'of Blue s t" : V " l.ve been Hoaming - f ' s When you are-ltoamlnfft I - Oh" nv.i- Ail ; r S t t v 'IK Iet us haste to Kelvin Grove i , VPS Wi rkPton mantwin Kn Oh ! . ves wfe often mention her - Oh K no we never mention her . .v Here we meet too soon.to part .': The Butterfly; the itoth and the.Bee The dashi ng white S erge int V V v! ' " Hey the bonhie breast knot ' i-. There's nothing trUe but Heaven Oftjn the stilly night 'V4"''-'Vk":L'l-Your heart and lute are all the Store -1 1 Take this Rose Though 'tis all biit a dream Farewell to thee Araby's daughter . And ye shall walk in silk attire i ; To Ladies' eyes j y.tr'J-u : .'Tis the last Rose of Summer u 'O Oh! come to me when daylight sets ; Smile again my.bonnie Lassie 1 1 v : ) . kF"IHjr guuca UIC UUitl 1 he bonme wee ; The beautiful maid Fancy dipped he Kaleiffh, MayI6, 182V , c . Hie Southern ;lteviev r i -NoV VL 'JorFebruaiyand'Mai z- is juSh receiven oyj. uales ft Son. ; '- y$. CONTENTS. f Art. 1 . Franklin's NuiTati've. -Narrative of a Second Expedition to the .Shores of the Polar Sea,' in tlie years 182o, 1826 and 1827, by John Franklin, Captain XI.' N.F. II. S, &c. : including- an Account of the Proerress of a Detachment to the Eastward. By John Richardson, M. O.F.It.S Bou.KCu....u .,ur.iiroie f.xpeuiuon. :, li. tamDnage uourse or Mathematics. l. An ! Elementary-Treatise on Plajn andSpheticalTri- tonometry, and on the application of Algebra to Geometry ; tiom the 'Mathematics of Lacroix I in onH Snhi1 Trr. . I and Bezourt. : Translated, from the trench tor (liversity Ot the use of, the- Students . of the Un Cambridge,' New-Encrland. 2. Essai de Geo- metrie Analytique appliduceaux courbes et aux surfaces du second odre. I Par J. B. Biot. 3. Application de PAlgebre a la Geometriel ; Par M... Bourdon; Chevalier, l&c. j - j, k ' j-. i, Lt III. Stuart's Commentary on the' Hebrews. A Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews. in two volumes, uyi Moses ; Stuart, Associate Professor of Sacred Literature m $he Theologi cal Seminary at Andover." ' .f, r.v ; IV. On the Manufacture of ugar. ; , : -Vi Goethe's TYilhelm Meister Wilhelin Mel-. ster's Apprenticeship. A NpyeV from the Ger man of uoetne.' 4 vols. amo. L L many of his friends, pupils and contemporaries By the Rev, Wm. Field. ; 2.1 Parnana ; or No tices of the Rev. Sand. Parr, L'.L.- D.; collected from various sources, printed and manuscript. and in partritten by E. H.: Barker, Esq A VII. Modem Gastronomy.-The French Cook, B Lpuisa Eustache tide. Ci-deyant Cook to Louis XVI. and the. Earl of Seftbn, and Steward . V . lata T? I Uinhnacd tha lliilra nP Vl. . I w in. i.w .6Mi.., "a,-v vm. ijaw anu lawyers v esimmsier, iian, or Professional Relics and A necdotes of the Bar, Bench and woolsack. 8 vols; ' IX. Liberty or the Press-S edition - Law ;of '98 --Resolutions submitted in'the House "of Re presentatives j of V't he - Congress - of the jjUnited States, declaratory of the , ; unconstitutionality of the Act, passed on the 14th of July, 178, com monly, called the Sedition ,Law, ' andVproviding for the"restoration of the fines which may , have been paid to the1 respective Marshals of the Dis trict Courts, by the, parties5 who were convicted under that Act.:': ,-: V'." -' 'c ll'.-tjcf'CV'V'-! ;X. The Disowned By the- author of " Pel ham." 2 vols, 12mo. '2." Tales" bf the Great St. Bernard.! Ry the aM 2 vols. 12010. ' ; t - "-.. ; May 4. 'J'At- 72- V State' 'of NortliUarolina. - Haywood Cvunt).' -. . Superior Court ot Law--Apni I Term, 1829. . , ' 'w . r petition to va- Jas. Holland's Ueirs & devisees. cate a Grant. IT appearing to tbe satisfaction of the Court, " that the. Defendants In this case, to wit Jas. Holland, jr. r Rhodes and Cynthiai his wife, Perkins andvSbphia,'ihis,wife; heirs and de visees or James Holland -and Holland VWu dbw of the said JAmes Holland, are inhabitants bf another. State; so that the Ordinary T process of law cannot oe servea on tnem 111a tiereu uiat publication be jnade for three Jmonths succes sively in the Raleigh Register, that the said." De fendants be and' appear; at the next S uperior J Court 6F! Law, to he held for this c6unty, at the Court-house in! Waynesville oh the second' W ed nesday after the; fourth Ibnday in .September next, then and there ta plead, answer "or demur to the: Plaintiff's petition, or; judgment ypro can fesso will be entered against them." j r' '' 1 Witness, John u. Love, uieric ot said uourt at SSrS atter the fount, onaaj in Ma c Office; the second Wednesday after the fourthJ "wife-; , . : . V VI. Memoirs of Dr. Parr. 1. .Memoirs of ,the M'argaret'RobardsZj ;. : - -IV1 Life,; Writings and opinions of theltev. Samuel it D E It RUbv t; ou rtthat pi u blic 1 1 on m ad e farr; l - d ; wita lijpcrrannicai JNottces ot 1 irn. 51 m, ..h ioVv mstateofmnm 'Mi' $ utiiKKisii ov cjotirf, tnatpinnication ne vnac.e Ii.t .& . . . -w, . -- ' - , -. JdurriaJ tHat -the beftndautearidlappear at the riefiSuperior CJurt of to Vheield ior I Buncombe Cotintivat tlje Cvrt-house in Ah l v MoHday.in SeDtember next, and- olead or ahi xninH- w.j . Office the se ocwuMii.AioiKiay jaicer me iounn iiofi V. .v.Ailiri coinhe' Cou rity '" 1 1 Superior Court of J,aApril Term,' 1 829. 1 Aon'-Armstrongi.o ''.i :N;t?r V;2V-B ft.- v. h ;Petition for Divorce.; fcanrl. Armstrong. OKDEItED by Court, that publication be mSlle -j. for ?, 3 months 1 successively .in the UaleTfirh Heister, and the Yadkin! and Catawba J ournal, that .tlie letendant be and appear at Hue. next Suoerior Court ofliaw to be-lmld for BuncomJje C(unty, at the CourMiouse in 'AsheAt.Ite, on pie 2d4 M onday after the '4th Monday ihl $eptembr-r nesi, anu pieau or. answ.eij to riamiin s pe tition, or the same Vill'be heard ex-pAri jUp- a- WitnesSjUtobertHenryClerki of..s;vjidCourt af Oflice,kthe v2d Moiiday after the 4th Monday KQ.BKBT HEKYi C. S. Ci Jacob Baper, v. Petition for Divorce ,' Deborah Baper. mm OUD EttED by Courtliar puhlicajion for 3 months successively iii,tl:,Kaleih Uegister, and the .Yalkin and Catawba Journal, that the Defendant be. arid;'ippea'r;atl-the.vriext. Superior Court of Law to.be held for Buncombe county at the Court-house ihAshevilleV oj) tlie 2t at Office, the 2d Monday after the of March, 1829. Jf;t- BOBEBT I1ENBY, C..S. C. State of Jffirt Superior Court of IwApr"d Tern 1829 Andrew Presly, i t. V.--- Petition for Divorce. 5.--..' Eleanor'. Prcslv, v..-.- ., nDERFlD bv Court: thatiuhlication be made u I r.. o L 'i.. : si.- v;.t: . . . ...... . -: V. s ister and the Yac that the Defendant I cs..i.:. ..,,' n . , Item and .Catawba Journal, be f and appear at the next Cnnui-iiiv PmU nf I .,w tn ha. hlil Jii" titnrnmho countv, at the Court house ;ih Asheville, on the 2t Unmlav after the 4th Mondav' in Sentember 2d Mo nday after the . 4th Monday i h Se p tember next, and plead or answer to .the- rlaintut s,peti- tion, or the same will be heard. ex jparte. . : . ' t Witness, Robert Henry, Clerk of said 'Court at Office, ithe 2d Monday afier lhe4thi Monday of March'' 1829. i? 1 'C'-l XXb'L ROBERT HENRY, 0. S.- C. ; . " ' J-:. !-:'.;'.73:3"my'. State of North-Carolina ' - 1. . Buncombe County; : .r Superior Court of Law April X errn,1829, Widiam.ltobards, O K;Krsk 1'eiuiou i or jjvoi-ue. '; . . -. . . p. .. tt: ... .v-v.-j. ly in thfe jtaleigh Register, and the Yadfcin'and Catawba Journal,. that the .'Defendant be and, appearat thel jext Superior Court of Law to be held tor llu nconbe countv, at the Court-house in"Ashevllle,,on the 2d Monday after the I 4th Monday) in September and nlad or atiswer trt the PlairitifFs'be. tition; or the same will be heardcs : 7 vv.Woec Pnh..rt Hpnrv ; r?litteif siid inirt . . ' ' '. .. . . '-.. a . : a at umce, the:2a Monuay arierc-xiieitn Monaay ne Marrh 1R9Q.'. -t-V. ROBERT-HENRY, C. C. State o orth'Carolinafrfr ibej; Coun iyslU-; r.'.. A watl t.' toon - UBuhcohil Superior: Court of Law-praermi 1829C Petition for Divorce. RD ERED by Court, that publication be made for " 3 - months -successively iii'thef ltdlergh Register, ahd the Yadkin and Catawba J6urnal, that : the Defendants be and appear atf Hthbheit Superior Court of Lawito he held for Buncombe county, at the Coiirt-house irt Ashevdl; ;bu the 2d Monday after tfie.4th-.Monday.tii September next, and plead or answer to the Ptaintifis peti tion, or the same will be heard .e& ftartk. -i Witness, .'Robert' Heiirv,' Clerk;. of aid Court atOffice, the '2d Monday after the1 4tlt; Monday of March, 1829. ' V- , f ROBERT, II EJSUY,,U. 5. U. ... --w i 73 3m' 4. Z'Slateof;N6rthWar6tinaW; ' Buncotnbe County, t - . .y Superior Court of f aw j-ApriL'lVm! 1829.?;' PoUyBuckneF, . p 1, N -. . u ,1 " -v. : t x C Petition for Divorce. fs-' Edward, Bifckner. jf - ' : ' ORDEltED by. Cojurt.that publlcatimtbemade for ,'3 -months successively in thejllaletgh Uegister," and the Yadkin and Catawba? Journal,, that the'. Defendant; be. and appearat 'the next Superior Court of Law- to be held fr Buncombe county at the Court-house In Asheville, son- the 2d .Monday alter the 4th Monday in 'September next, and plead or answer to the Plaintiff's peti tion, or the same will be heard car parte.' ; , -t; Witness, Robert Henry, Clerk of-said CouK -Wr tne 4tn .onoay x . . ;R0BErjT nEntT'CI S. C: at Uttice, the 2d ilonday alter the 4th Monday of March, 1829. ' J t . . " ' - V ... f .. - '.! rlnnwirtn nn.mwr r -at T "Art- f - J ?y Superior. Court of Law-pril f rmvl829 homas Stiarpe, :Ktlf 'if. 'Jli&:VJr--r- .''dXVPetltihn H&ii nTvnrrpV" Susannah ' Sharpe. A t7)' qStateaf: rS'- S uperior. :Courtf'oC'Jw-ApnlT.w .-.r t a r2cl Mond.lv after the 4th .MnndaV in Sentembpf .'"?.?-. a - " '"'' I tnn v At - c?n ma ir1 1" -t a- It aa wl ao . V.s r pen m; dew. , , ,: ; . Witness Bobert HeiiyV Clerk of; saidlCourt Lth Mondav .4,.- 1 r vingonqi leffe' ot' Uremia, in Uv o Vol1 ' RANTED S - -: . - M J.wVdu'ctidt. aitdwrltes .axjrcHKl hamh r : ; q'r&of vxtLUAMsr&:;iiAYivoou. CPat-avigatioii; t S Uidt ifiK;Thttray;;'the:Mlvfinsti wiir be'sold at t'HW'V"10 t.jiu'e'.Tw.fr:'l.!fius?:in f aw euevoie.M Hirty-Foi Shares or vCpe Fear Nrt- NOTfOK : fTi H f2 - A n h ual 1 eeti ng of. t he Stoclvlioldefi of . V--bSPa.'ppNKd will be holden at layeteviUe; Friday, At he 29th ; . ihst, vriStocTtholdersr-arei bafticularfv rMiivtf ,t 6'atteiid Either-in enrtr b"v pVoxy 'c i meeiing1 m tne President aml X)irect0rs wilt bi hoklen at;the vaforesaid 'place; V Thursday 1 theffthjTftsti & 4t$-..s& ; '.'- JAMEBANE,Vprest. -l ' AfayK?. .74 trn ioi saie,;t;asn.i, jf or Jur'. xner paritcuiars.rapply o v v 1 7 '- ' v a '.' iFayettevdlef May 10. Iv.t ; ? ; y " 73t ' " TO TJ1K AFFLICTED; '.: -;;K HAtJBOCr'S - '' Vegetable Siriip and Poivdcr. . FOU blSE ASES OF THE LUGS. - v ' . HErnprietor olf this JL ed trials of its vh tties, which have been at-' - . "t j:-...:!-. . v -t ;. . ........ ... . ...': icjKicirrwuiK iiie mosi signal .success; now oilers J -. -J. iMobos5l ; t ; diseases wlucji jt is dejrignrd , to i reUeve,Ain fu ' 1 'conl?dehc.4havii.tUfw efficacious;" par: ticiilartyifi'tikeiv in. Vhebirs'taires. of thpsv Vr; two years past, this Medicine has heed prepared 111 the ;Form of a Powder? & taen as an " infusion,' Vith tlie mpnt happy success; t is noV , ; olfered to the affiicted in the forrri of a Sinlp or1 ' ;"v in Powderv as the patient may preter. under the cbnyictio:;4hat:..;eit sam happy 'JsiVr':Anong;ltost; prominent ' ' 'qualities thfojlbwin may be mentioned, as en titled to particular Consideration; It promotes that gentle ptrspiralioh wrtich tsdemedhealthy and checks those sweajs. whlch are morbid and pcrniciou8." it" Relieves chronio afTections and r '. congestions of ; the' Jungs' by Igivirig force,; to th' , ?an8uJ.l: cfculatibn;-tt- assuages 'cougH.sVi t pro v motes fie and jlandVx'pectDtatid'ri. ' Itremovea paih irom tl)e cl 1 estn t; re Ueves asi limit ic and ' difficulty respiration.' 1 It corrects obstinate cos- ; tiveiiess, and thus leaves the bowels in a regular and healthy state. Thus, it is found; that thess painful symptbms which indicate'diseased lungs, ' readily yield ,0 this powerful remedy, when sea. sonably resorted to and that Jt restdres the pa tiejnt to thaf bodUy , vigotirt which -lia cruel i disorder the foiisornptibn ifleflt to its nctural - 1 operation would very speedily deroy.'V-:'v :. ' Certiricaies respecting the Hrtue of this Medu ' cine,will ajccompariy eah bottle" Price of the- Syrup, $2 SO per bottle, or 24 a dozen. " . Qf the Powder $i per bottlf ,: or, $9- a dozen. . - FayetteviUej Feb. 1829. -This Medicirie hiaV be had at the Store of 1 - y4 ND.for sale at tlie Book-store of JrGales and '' ' uSoninTt?aleigl.,pnce three dollar sj a new, V Edition-of the'Office and Duty bfa Justice of ' . the Peace; andf a Giiide to Sheriffs, ; Coroner?; , Clerks. Constables and 'btHer' r:iv;r OfTlrr ' , rtlCarolina7i With 1 !anppendix,tcbhtaintir ' ' he Constitutions this' State and of the (Jnite'd . States,? and a " col lection ;ibf - tlie' most; approved formt)V the use; .l vv (' The; new Edition of this valuable" Work con- : , tains besides its t former useful matttrl the sub j ' stance of all the important -Acts piissed by the' General Assembly from 4he yearl815," to the ' present peHod,v whicKappear under their proper heads.; :.;;' -y ; -. 1 '-y uOrders torilds newW ed tbfrom any parpof the State, V ' - t r ; V RAN A WAY on Sundiy morningiast '. wit'houV , ahy provocation; hiy negro fello w G L. B ': GOWi bm40 years old lark 'complexic: thick jipsV' With ascaronhis Vupper hp. very bees.'''ife,'has; in company witli him a youn'" Uldit uv uic Uttin. oii; p lHjUDIUK' IIAUCt U- bbut 18 yearsrbf ae. 'From the lust intoirnatioii I have obtained since their departure, it is pro- : bably. their intention to takeshipping in Savan-' hah," br some, of thVseaport towns ot ;he South . ern-States. f .L am informed Dixon, charged hii f iame in Burke " couhty, c where he was aeen, to HENRY SHEPimHDrll ?Ile may hav chai: d his;sXipposed.;TtCtbwarfls ithe sea boarit ' r ' h.e!now imking;;ldwards Noii-thiCarOlina. ' tliej apprehension of: said7 fellowj or Fredviick; Dixon, nd their delivery to mtjyiearSanders vjlle.i in - Washington ountv. Georcria I u l!! , give. a liberal reward, ivv;" f IS" . - I . . ' ' V s' . ' ' - itrTT T?xr'icr nttr V -.--. - . ;A P. S - Since the above; 'was prepared for t lis press, ' I have received ; ir.tormation that, they b:iye been seen about seven miles ? this s,de Vi". Ciinbtidge, 8 C- that Dixon had again changed .. his; name; and called himselt STANFORD. , : March :10:V - - r ,64 3t "'A f V?ENTJB11TA1ZWI MNT. .lJtt.UFFlN- (formerly of Raleifjfi,) has.o. U pened4ii house in th. Town of Wadeibo fotigl., : 100 jards westof the Court-House vLere he isprepar-dto receive BOAIlDEIlSi and &c cqmmotlate TRAVELLERS who i.j.y callon I'm. , Every eflbrtvw;ll 'be made to 'nve -geheral w.ti rery faction S Watleshoro,' 23d Feb . 49 tf 3; GZeiUtj -V . 'XHave just rccefoetf 0 . cf Ik TEM0Dt on the Cultivation the CT1 o .-j bouud. One Dollar. , ;J XvJl: on the best mdeof makirr Vi,,. , ?0 t i , ,