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4,."'
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' ' tI)e Board for Internal improvements
" Wilmington, According to Appoint-
'Lt; when the Dre'dging Machine, Steam
rSneJ'and ali their. appendage9,With
the hanas:.-v rrrvv -:,'-4 v
j h articles of subsistence on , 1
' fitm lli States Engineer Corps;who is;
Corpsvo attend to the removal oMhe re
iainin obstructions belowjWlniingtoti',
ndture
to the Inlet for ves8ejsdwin--14
feet waterV ' Captain Blah ey has reported:
La' f f of operations'
ome respects from-that formerly recom
mnded byilaj. Badie, h6daiuf ver
the River 5 ana wuu nw
Answerfrom the Engineer, department,
htclTisj expected in ejrsejof plew j
ays, the VyorK will pe proceeueu w$ui m
fcfred. ; Tl)e DregmglB oat Jand ;; Steam,
jnne are, for the present, to be remoy
ed'toOalC Island ttf,u
r previous to the commencement ;oC
;iheVVor&'
ootinuetias Superintendant ofhe lodg
ing Boat as heretofore, and, nieasures will
be taken ij Captain Blanej.efting
the important object J in vlewi ;.with al I
nvenient expedition Wodoubt is en-
tcrtainedl but that Cdnresswill
such further .appropriations for complet-
ir the Work as may ne; louna to ue ne-
cessan
Trlit qf Drl Wpciw-This case which
before seemed interminable ha not yet
been brought: to; a close. gV e men-
ItioneH iri pur last th e empanneUing,;of-a
jury,' bu( that they had not red ered
keir vertllct. They have since found a
herdict in these words, that the ae-
'finUnf in hi' ofRrial character. haCd an-
Vooriated the sum of, S750 to his own
taU To this Messrs. Swahn and ,K.ev,
EouBsel Tor; the.' Xfnitejlc Sta'tes objected.''
The Court observed, that the Jury . hau
ieither found the money to be -the money
)fthe U. S. northe fraudulent intent with
vhicK it as appropriated, -which finding
jias necessary to ..fbuhd a judgment urjon.
he Jury then amended their verdict, by
nding the money to be? the money of the
;nited States, .but still omitting to state
,at U va$ done with fraudulent intent?
'he verdict was .recorded and ,is tarita-
jiount as the prisoner's cou nsel contends
I ah acquittal, A motion haS been sub-
lilted on the part ok the United States
r a new triau At our iasi aqvices, an
i merit pad commenced on this riiotion.
The Counsel bothffbK the Defendant
Hi! the nrdsecution certainlv deserve
edit hf thefr perseverance, andtability,
it we think the ends fof ju&U would
loner have been attained, if Dr.Watkins
1 met his accusers in a mably way and
once tested the ti uth of the charges in
lich he ts imnlicaipdl 1 rBV. nufsuiiir a
"'ary Course, lie haslweakened the con
lence of those who thought favorably of
principles, and who sympathized in his
uon, land has created prejudices a-
f n ids chaVa c tir w hi ch ': aii Junan im oil s
'luittal by the Jury could nof eridibitei
lV verdict of Gttiltv has been rendered
Pmst Mrs.L.Roval on th 'indictment
frging Itr vi th being a comtnon Scolds
notion .was submitted by her Counsel
am:st ot judgment, and she has been
to bail, :.. until";, the motioii is deci
I-
A.-
Arthur ImiPaToedLil
curiosity
:he : toast
f"? neen manitested to see the I toast
fh. Wall intf
ill iiitendedjfbr thieaWe
it-,
pe sentiment, though
fwhidx fcight;perfe
i and M an u (actu res for tiielCottort
We rs ' CX n resses cn rrec t vi'p w a n f h '
paljjenefits of -r'eaprocal
P enteitained by a man of ioalyears
deuce
' 4 :
$papers;rt Wehave seen :it treV.
8,IsoR,ewhcrefecvntlyt
Jl. '-Ft K ' !4---k.--.'''i,!:"'-j"5'---- '
urines on ihft .ri ua biN'nti
t ! Bd every day alluirs, marks its ge-
find';- .j-'"..'----- ; -ov
L P'f t morfs than the! most ; la
L,KP!'4i'f;iiKhistonart
,?n;n,5t MihVflK of the Pe:
W." The Counsel tor the accused, moved s Pr' or meir inausiry j ami
I , ! . -V-1 ! i i tUi t 4l'Aw c ora'ioreti"a ana conee, i.in test
i L - n Ailif yafnr'il cut relit n thatr i - ... - : , 7 -
m iiavc me l uivv vvuvu,,. . Vj fvngity. . They -concluded the f
Vaid wa9 cautvalent to averdict of acquitr innocent mirth, such as mitfht:-ne
...... i.
r'rauoniit is here pneeu;: f 4 !
j llf 1 Aa)erkanS vstem j--tockings ibr
k,r5ns. andifeetlfprluldfett'a tock
r...l..l
ia 176r, 'lirciii which we m ike the follow
ing extracts, which, are peculiarly.interest
i H n a s tn u ch v as t he T pa rtl y re fer ' J b i n cu k
!ents which are connected with the history
of our own State. .Ihe idea however ofl
kindiincj bonfires and drinking-hts Majes
ty's health, sounds at this day rather; obso
Iete -s" "w - -' "" - v'
' I . ' Wiifamsirtirgl Va. May 7, 167. r
' By a ? gentleman -from Nortb-CaroTinawe are
informed, tha on the 16th.ult his Excellency
Lortl Charles Rreville lonfaime, Governor of S;
Carolina . hts Excellencyv, William ; Trypni Esq t
StewartEsq, SuperintehcianH of Indian affairs
for the Southern Department are tq hold a Con.
frress at Salisbury in North Carbljna witfe the
Cherolcees, in order to settle a boundary line
with that nation "i a matt r that seems Very i nte
restingto the, frontiers of the southern coloniev
aamany;attjrpryiii!ence
raittej .tjiaifiatron'forjwan of proper restrict
tlohs as to. their huniine grounds. t t ' t-i -
. V;; r -.V- Williamsburg, Oct. 8. ;
sWe.Ji.eaf . from ; Hillsborough in North-Cat tdin
that "on the 13th of September iast, 'the regiment
of militia' of Ontne county were reviewed at that
place py''i8xc1Iency governor Tryony when
therp. appeared under arms 1923 tnen, exclusive
pf a troop of liht horsed tti excellency - was
pleased, after t he batallioti and troops had 1 pass
ed i Teview, and srone through their firiuVs, ac
companied with several discharges of some pie-
tsfaction at the martial appearance, and reedur
behaviour of the men and officers of the xorps.-i-
.i. - .... " . . , .
An uic evening aponnre was eretea ai wmcn is
r:-o. k.nk , a.---.-:..; - I
majesty's health
province, and other lovab and public spirited
toasts, were drank, at each of which there was a
discharge of jthe; artillery,;"and the whole : con
cluded with every demonstration of aUcrity and
jOy.'4iiv-444.M d?i'-'tU!;:gti:l 4"i-t i"
here is. scarce any history, .either ancient or
modern, which! affords an account of stich a rap
id and sudden increase ofjnhahitants, In a back
frontier country, as that 'of North Carolina
To iustifv the truth of this observation we 'need
only to inform our readers that twenty years ag-t
there were not twenty taxable persons within the
limits of the ahovementioned county of Orange;
in which . there now are fonr thousand taxable.
The increase of inhabitants, and flourishing
state of the other adjoining back counties are
ha less surprising and astonishing. V
(The County of Qranga here alluded to ts now
the largest in the State and when the census was
taken to. 1320, its population amounted' to 23,
500. ' j ; ;X-- -
:'rr3;; v XproviJence It L) Dee. 19v
- 'A number of young ladies, of as good fami
lies' as any in town j from the laudable motive of
she wi hgjthel r willingness 1 6 su bmit to frit gal ity
and encourage industry, had yesterday a spin
ning entertainment,; at the house of;Capt. 'Esek
Hopkins, in this town ; when eighteen of them
spun upwards of forty skaines of fine linen yarn,
aranK only L.a-
-1 ' . . -
imony ot their
evening4 with
ither counter-
aqt the work of the dav, or; blemish the charac
ters of sober and virtuous young ladies.i-An ex-
ampte oi inausxry mis to tiie young men. ,
In a large Circle of very agreeable Lai'.ie s m
this Town, it was unanimously agreed to fny a-
side the Use of Ribbons. Sec, Stc.'Scc. fr which
there has been so great a resort to Milliners in
Times past v. It is I hoped, that this , nesolul ion
will be followed bv other or the. Sex throjigh'Hit
the Province 7w ckreeabi'e -will thev ahiirar
in thei native BeSutv stribt of these Ornuments
r ' wwoi 22. '
On Monday the 20th inst.. His Excel
lency Gov Owen arrived in ;town. The
object "of his visit!, it is understood! is con-
neexcu5 witn ine puDiic worKs, on ane
Cape-Fear. :.Ri veifr':4;- :'fp '-"Xi j;if i Xx- '
In anticipation of His Excellency's vi-
si t, the citizen s of Wi 1 mington, desi rous
to manliest ineir respect ior nis cnarac
ter and office; had made preparations .for
his reception. He was ' received on the
other side of the River by a Committee
appointed lor that purpose, and attended
by them, in an elegant barge; arrived in
town at hall past fiye .o'clock. Captain
Ru s s e 1 1 V Ctm pa ny of Light Infantry,
were dravvniip to, receive him ; and a
large concourse of citizens had assembled
to1 greet his arrival.. The Governor was
conducted to his lodgings by a procession
of the military and cjtiens. HV.Ah address
wak presented together jwith an'f invita
tion r to a public dinner, to "be given to-
i - . rr ' ii , -4-4 " . .
nay- .ine loiiowing are copies oi the ad
dress arid answer ' ' 4j
,' 4. ; ;v JVtiTningtov, K. ; C 20A Jtlji;
To His Excellency Johx Owkit. lXy.Xx
4j 4 he undersignetl, a Committee in behalf
of the citizens of Wilmington, beg leave to as
surevyou of the satisfaction,, which your presence
among" them allords ; and to request the plea
sure of your company to Public Tiner at the
CoinmercM Hotel on Wednesday next at 3 o'
clock, p..;M. f j:X:fMix:x: xv- -;
The Committee convey the pehtiments of their
constituents, and their own fefelingsl when'thev
tentler you the homage of their respect? An-en-
lightenei.expression ot puoifc opinion; nas con
ferred; upon you a high political distinction :.the
people have . a pledge for their confidence, in
your priyate4wbrth, X'PV'-y: X ''':xl
. - ;It Jias not escaped them, that you have been
more anxioii to merit, than to .receive popular
fvorsJ ""The guarantee of official assiduity and
integrity,' is therefore, given unrteir the: sanction
of a smmg.moral-inflnence. ' May the oppqrtti-
nUiof -promoting the interests of the State.
during'vour Administration and thereby of ad-
yaHcmg.your pwn jtrepiuaion, e uojioraoie
reward of vouir public, services v- , 4f X'AX 4;
' A." LAZARUS, itAt HIIX, ;v "
f W. J HAltKISS,t4C.iDUDLEy jv.1
i VI O H N H I LiaWJtOSU UA J AMES,
5? Wtimrtgia7u N C. 21st July-
-V-rr'Votir letter of the date-of vesterdav; invit
ing me in behalf of the citizens of Wilmington,
ip participatevithjthem in ijPubli Dinner 'to
morrow at 3 o'clock at the Commercial Hotel, ts
uui icucireu j ana as puDiic lesiimoiuampi
teem, and respect for those In' authority, -have
received the approbation of the wise and the-vr
tuous pf -every age I accept this invitation at
your hands with the most Unaffected nleasurei
4' 'The fiatterin? mahnerV"miri which Vou "hateL
been pleased td Allude to my'elevation, to the
ngn ana responsible ptiice.whicn , 1 4 now hold.
uaer-the state pf NorthiCarolina, is not the less
proceed so much -from any ; merit cf .r.'.ir.zj
iua u is ine onspnng pi ,your enercu3 inena
shin. - ' Ar - . ,.'ir.'v
: :In the.dfscharrterrof. inv. official dni' :zl rto ob
"portunity ' of advancing the general inter esta of
tucouic, wnioe leu uncuitivacea ana so tr as
a diligent and faithful application 'of my-'tims and
limited tirht!t
jtv-ia iiiicjnai improvemenrs, anua general
diffusion of Education; mv fellow Vitizens of the
state may rest assured, they have a certain euar-
antee, . t . ' f , "S
,1 beg leave to tender ydu Gentlemen, and
mrougn you to the Crtiaens or Wilfnington, the
assurances ot my high consideration iod regard.
'-?': ,: Votir obf servant, - -Xt''-
it, v s .:
, riv.e nave longeniertainea ana express
ed the iCpnvictionV that iift"bad bolicv for
anjStafe to hold acfc'and:" refuse to re
ceive riatiortatassistaricettowards. wprjss
orinternarlmproyement ;.'Xvvefy'ilariEsey
amuuiii. on me Duoiic lumis -is. annnaiiv
apri'ated; amo'ti'' near jyltwtiity'f the
StatesHwhich gladly receive it ifhiist; a
uwuiuuir uvc, ueiicvinjj suci an ap
propriation to be unqonstitutiona , refuse
to jtcKrit?! :This s patribtict and all
thatblit it is" vastly3'unp
t uiauuce is n eari v coeval vi t n tne
govern
yearly. mentantl has 'gained 'advocates
until i ts 'dbnone 1 1 ts are redti ced t
afnere
nana tu 1 1 hey have" actu at Iy despai red
If rr Uvi- 'C-rf--v
f true outhrons. thev nersevere in their
r.L -i v - - i 1 , : " r
refusal to Darticmate in itRhenpfifi. Th
iijisioriiine 01 it is, too, that .we have as
tiich poverty as pride, ,and wint our
share more than those' who havt: fewer
scruples about it. : , . t ;
v Public sentiment, ' however, is under
going a change on this subject, in North
Carfflina, at least j.-and as one strong
-but'fbynbi
this whic has come under our obserW
tion J we are glad to notice that- several
candidates for Congress in this . State,
some of whom at least are. likely to suc
ceed, I; ave publicly avowed thei r , opin
ion,' !that North "Carolina shoul d n long
er dIay to put in her claim ,to Van j equal
share (which; would be no trifle) of the
fUnds appropriated for Internal In pro ve
in ents and Education.;; ;The-ex pe nditure
of aj few hundred thousands of Uncle
Samp surplus cash in this State, t nVsome
useful work would wonderfully change
the face of affairs.- avO.
1
V A subject which has for a length of time,
occupied our thoughts, and which we can
not hut belieye practicable; is. th ply ing
of a Steam Tow-Boat abovethe Falls of
Rodnpkc For ourselves we have but lit
tle acquaintance, with the depth ot water,
or with the obstructions in the rive r ; but
from the quantity of water which always
6ovvs down the strealh, we do believe the
pprnjejrt practicable and should it actu-
Ta.-lv prove to be so; the advantages would
be jjjcalcdlable. In order, to ext itethe
UtteTijtitih of talented and injgenioi s men,
we, therefore propose that-a subscription
be got up and be circulated through all
the cpuntrv from Norfolkt-west,in which,
ahd .to whic'i th. Tnvigation by Steamboat
would, be esseiitially beneficial, as a; re
ward to any Titan or company, wjip will
first navigate theRoanoke and pah as
highus Milton or Danville, in a Steam
boat capable of towing 6 batteauxs carry
ing 600 lb3. each ; the revvard to be pay
able rvhen a trip up from the Falls to Mil
ton and back again, 'be! performed. We
ha ve in o -tlopbt-.ba t S 1 0, 000 might be Irea
dily obtained -as an earnestof ouKsin
cerity we. will subscribe 20 on thi above
terms- iwo,n Gazette.
4 at I'TOVS, uur narvest is unisneii : as
heretofore mentioned, the Aoheal turns out
about ha! f an average crop ; the . bearded,
tr red "wheat, has generally.y ieldedj pretty
"well but some of the spring wheai; t wifl
barel y compet94fe the farier for. c'utliig
it-iiow ofit is tiad. 4 A Correspondent in
Rutherford county, remarks r Wle have.
been greatly injured in .this part of the
country, by the late freshes, the waters o
verflowing the low grounds. IP heat was
ar: Hy wo r th cutting bei h
heaS'S r.ins!ipthepring.'
, rr rmnitrl
r . - .
by; the
Uats, genera ii v. are very gaou 2 tneir
growth was aim ost too luxuriant ; in ma ny
fields' they were so ba d ly beaten d o W n by
the rains that it becnine necessary 10 use a
cythe. instead Xf a craidle, ocut the"':,
4 Cotton a niK Vor?u h 1 ve h a I a ve ry ra pnl
i : ,!X '- 4,vj. '4 ' : t t ! i. 4r 1JiM-i..
lb
irrovvLn : .-aim. in general. hook remarKauiy
we
ll.i in much: or the row?a,
how-
ever,
where the fields were for a Ii
Ion
ff-time
flooded t he crop 1 00 k s 4 ci ui 1 e u h ri ro ni 1 s;
iri'gt ! And we a resorryt ' perceivek t hat
with some of our farmers who bitchVU their
crops! pretty 4largejy, .the'grass,aid weeds
liav Vot the oiasterr : we have heard of
one gentleman being obliged to abandon 20
acresi or more, and surrender to the grass z
others nave been oou
to turn oti
less
quantities. : if;; V44 -4 ,
I5ut upon the whole; the labors
pf the
hu sbandtt! an will be plentifully crow he d
Witn jine-fruits or the carin ; ami ne nas
cause to-be grateful to the God of Nature
for these and innumerable other blessings
which have ' been vouchsafed i to
hi
this
season. West. CaroL
' On; the 4th of this months the fol
m embranda, f j werel'mad e, and t hav
published in the New-Yoxk papers
owing
ebeen
.v.;
- Of the comnttee or.60, ,chosen in Novenv
ber, 1774 to carry into execution the non-i m pbr
tat ion agreement, hying the 4th of July,
Comfort Sands, Wm. W Gitoert
X Of th e committee of 100, chosen in May.1775.
after the battle of Lexingtotl C. Sanda, Wm
X Of uthe' Convehtion choseh in AbriL 1775, all
are ded except C: Sands. 4 The .only th cr Sur
vivor the time .of pur; last report in. 1 82Sf was
the Veherab re 'JohnJay; iho died a short time
since., ; J -
"Of the Provincial Congress, chosen" Pi May,
1775 Slrall are dead K -M. X
Ofrthe fcrovinri
ber; 1775, of 21, all are dead except CU Sands.
lX Of the committee of Safety, chosen in Janua
?Of the Ccnventlcnto for.'.i tLi CcnstitUtiin cf
the Statei chesen in May, 1779, of 21 c: fibers,
all are dead 'except C. -Sands. :r
- The only importing mere? -ts'now"liyin as
importers irom England pre v I ous February,
1775, are.G. auds, and E viJ Seabury.fV;.
f" Comfort Sands seems . to stand alone,
.in.the preset generatioa-almost realiz
ing the: P6eta idea of the las t man 1 -
. - -. ; v. Miucagevuiz jury iiv ; 1
Col .Abner Hammond,; aiV old: Revolu
1 '. -.
tionary patriot," and " for a- n umber of years
Secretary pf State, in returning from this
place to his residenfce on th'e-oppositeside
of. FishipjcmJcv. tateh'hursday ieyen
i rig" J astr i t is supposed I wa sun fori unaie I v
drowiieThecreek had bVerrniuch swol-i
1 ep. by t he late ran sra n H in all-ppobiibili ty
he," not haiiiig noticed: particularly, its
heightahd rapidity "rode into if, and was
iMra s hetf. by 1 h e force of tlje current; from
his!,hlfirsp- ColH'botly' though dilieht
s ear ch h;& been vn ad cf has not yet been
r 'Ifamiti(le.
A distressing event " occur-:
red at Ashfield; CohnOri 1 Jthe 7th iutantli
A inan named Alfred, Elmer, fancied Kim
self vcom missioned - trbnii Heaven (t
three persons deriving his warrant from
1 1th chap; i Revelation. Proceeding upon
th i s horribl e idea, his first, victim was' a
childi? agedv years? an bnlsbn" pfMr.
Timothy Catlin, which, he found asleep in
its cradle, a n d cut i ts". th roat in such a
shocking manneras 'to occasion de;ath in
a few moments. He then attacked-his
own grandfather and wounded him so se
verely that his 11 fe is despaired of. ;His
arm, was arrested before he' had1 tinie to
completes the work of death, or to attempt
it on the third intended yictim. The childl
he; killed, as he said, because it: was inno
cent. No doubt is entertained of his in-.
Mr Randolph A. C harlotte correspon
dent says that Mr John" Raudolph, in hisv
speech' . at Charlotte Courthouse, on the
day. of the Convention Election, de
clared that he had d ra writhe sword and
thrown away the scabbard that all chan
ges were, not improvements and that it
never was known that the people ever im
proved their government by change. On
the right ot suffrage; he.said that the non
freeholders1 spoke of physical force s but
before he would consent to extend to .theni
tlie right to tax his land and slaves, he
would give them a fight.tc.: JVhig
Surgical
Operation. --The Louisville
Focus (K.)
pf the 7th instant, describes a
difficult and interesting operation in
Surgery, performed in that city by " ' Dr.
Etlward JohnsonVformerly of Chesterfield
county, Virginia," and at present in part
nership with Dr.. Wilson. ' t The disease
was an enlargement. 01 tne lower jaw none,
teojitvically denomjnated an dstqe-sarcp-ma.'
. It occurred in a healthy negro, and
commenced about 13 years ago from a d e-
cay en loom, me uisease 01 wnicn nau ai
fected the socket in the bone .the en
largement went on slo wly .for nine or ten
years j but! latterly it increased faster;
and began to endanger the. life of the pa
tient by its pressure on the. throaty Af
ter the ; bony ..tumor wast. taken out" it
weighed 1 81 02. and- measured 1 2 inch
es in circura feren c.ei ' - XX ' A'X 4 I
A very barticular description is- given
'of; the operation which resulted favorably.
A month hald elapsed and the patient was'
evidently . recovering. The jaw bone , it-.
self was sawed in two, and ,the caridus
parts were; taken on tf and a. cap of sheet-
ieau in ine naiurai lorin pi me tniu was
nut onto give the parts a proper shape.
In most cases, the operators have deemed
it necessary to tietne-carocea anery i
but in this Case it was preserved
- . ' Inch,
JHeraiidria Phenix Gaztite 1 4
he course pursued by the late opposr,
tion Drints. and bv those Which are now
forced into something like an opposition, is
as diffVreiit'as cativwell b?.. It will Be re
collected that if Mr. Adam went home
upon tlie death of his humored paenrjhis
mute was fid lowed by the cry of his ctire-
miesMrCUv, after moniha of ihcesant
a pplication at the desk. was pursued to his
kindred with repfiches and insult anq
so all of the Cabinet if they lelt their posts
lor a wei;K, were aiiat J iijhc musi nu
rimoniou -luanner, - How changed? the
scene I The travellings Cabin el' V has
been put down, and their immaculate suc
cessor? duly iiitalled. :But a few fridiitlts
have clapped since they took the reins of
power 5 nd travelling5 is the, order of
their day 'riobuse maiks theieparture
arm follows in r tne wasef 01 tne rresiuen;
and his Cabinet. " The right is "conceded
to thenu as citiasehs! of leavitc thcirj sta-
ttons for a a ay, a wee k,. or a inoruii, pro
v ided they 'd o o wit hou t detf iiiiep t Jo .1 he
public interest. The President can go to
NorfVdk ; Mr. Branch to New-yprk ; 3lr
Berrien:,5Genrgiaventhe undeM
are tfiniwea io oe aosent ano no murmur,
of conipiaint escapes lheiK3oali
We trust we are nut so bound, hand . and
foot, to prejudices, or so wedded to party as
" Coalition prints" have set us
W . fill! VM - , w
JFirtTlie rage for superanntlated wine
is one of thermos t ridiculous vulgarter
rorsof modern epicnrism.The. bee?s
wings,' thick-crust, " loss of strength
5c 4;ivhich; wine-fanciers xbniderl the
beauty. of their tawny favorite V fine old
Port,?' are forbidding manifestations of der
composition and of the departure of some
of the 'best of' the wine tcAenflr--
Wines bottled tn'good order, may; be ;llt
to drinkin 6 months, (especially it bottled
in October but the v are not in perfection
before twelve :: From 5that to: two ? Tears
they may continue so - jf bat Jitcifd
improper to xkeep tnem , longer. - 5 4
n c u n c c t h i s u 1 r:re .withoatt ov ? aud.-vt r. -ration.-;,
Hobert Ctmnett was ;.:2 cf Li-t
patriot inartyrsT-whnfe- VACiiK.ry -will JiVo
foreyer in the aCectiuns of Uiis ccauirymer.
and to whqtn,; the sc.vlrjtif consecrated
by. hts bloofh, will remain a proader tropliy
r h a ii t he" 'J ofti t s t r ra a u m e n t t h a t r ca rs , i ts
head inWestrninsterAtbey. - - - .
Previous to his execuHn, it ia caidtlnt
he iequ(?ted 'his epitiiph - should not
written until: ihV. ronkv f his country
were redressed untd she stood redeem-
ed; regenerated ;and iisM:t!;raUed by the
irresistible geniu of tfniversai 'raaficipa--;
tionift is tor thiAuyrnlu
Moore allutfesin the ' fbltowing beautiful
aiid,eenlv p4therc'JiVs- CX' ; :X:X
r" Oh,5reath not his parae---let it sleepin the
Where cold ancl uhnOnor'd his relics are laid-
bis head.
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Bet the niht dew tliat falU tho in siknee it
r'-weeps,;;4:,4: Ve."- v-.n"-.
- snaiFonghten with vendure the grave wher
And the tear that was shed, though jn silence.
--f ; H it rolls,-. -i :.: : .. ;4 : , -. - :
Shall Ibngv keep his5 memory green ia- cue
1 Sadi silent, and dvk,- be rthe tears that are
hXX- -?XXX' ':-:X X'-v-
i As tlie night, dew Vnat falls on the er-j o'er
bent h is pVophe tic vision has a rrl veil. " V II is
epitaph may nW-beU written ahd'.wher -; -.
shall we look fbrlir, Durj
rich, ;animatet v and? pat ndtio ! muse of '2'
Moore. Augusta Chreti. X . r 4
-x - ' . MARRIED.
On' the 9th in3t. ihjStokes coUntv. -Mr. riafn.
son M.;Waugh4tP Mis3 4!ktiry Mti-Watigh.1 , r ;
In Kobesoii cou nty, jjlr. Angus M'Uonald to
Miss Elizabeth jLammpW - 4 c Xrtt:
In Warren county, ,at bis residence, on . thp -I9th
inst. ih tlie (Hthjyea? of .his ag-e William 5
PXittle, . Escji after anJUness of eight veeksr
Through life" he-was a ffuly'worthy aqd valuabloC.
man ? and by his death . bereaved family -have .
lost4a most kind and indulgent, parent," and so-:
ciety ai worthy and ue&il raemberJ Jfte
vera! times called into public life and ever.dis ,
charged Uhe dutjeVperUiuing; to the stations 1
with fidelity and xeAI. ' - U - ...
-,In 1 Tayetteyiller.Mrs. Carah Cad'e wife of ilt.
Waddle Cade aged 56 years i V -': XXrX
4 In Rowan' connty,oh me 13yi Instant after a
long and' distressing iUnes3,4Miss JUaviua, tow -ard,
. daughter of the late Capt. John Ho w -&td
aged about 34 years. 4, s ' - x -XXX ;X ;
v At the. Ma nsion .tlotet, in ? Salisbury Mr. 2a-,
muel Morris,, aged about 45 years. .'He arrived .
there sFck,' two diya before from Sou' hUCatoli-
1 na, where be had .been for the purpose ot cbl-
twiiu iiiuucy, as Agent lor joi. i Morns, 01, ai- -beiharle
county, Virginia.' JEVery attention, me- - ;
dical aid, &c which bia situation called for was
rendered him $ -but his disease (a fever) was so "v,
deeply rooted, that it baffled every effort to
check its fatal-Cqurse-.-; 'X-l XXX X- XX-:
, In .MarylandiVdhjirlea Ridgeiy,;late Governor
of that State; in the 70th year jf Uis age : Inhe
riting in early life, a large fortune, he was inown
throughout ;the State as the hospitable proprie- -4i
tor of Hamptoowhich residence has been for
thirtyfive . years the seat of elegant hospitality' f
and. princely liberality;" V He w.s aften called to ,
represent the fcounty mtUe Legislature Of Siarj .
lantj, and iri the latef part,of his life was Univer
sally known as Governor of bis -native Stated -He
livedto enjoy the felicity which 4$ kxidwri to "
few, of seeing a num? roua, fahiily jbf children.
settled in life,;with tair prospects of KappihesSi
Buf the comrodrienemy pf minfeirid- has called
for another victim. aithewisUes, of friends',
the solicitude of children, and the possession of 4 i
tbrttine, have been Unable to stay the mandate , Z
40?Heams df Ppst and JDlscap; '
t?AI?Et diftcrent' p.uaiities,' just received by. s
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Raleigh, July 27". . - ; f r r i . .. ' ---- .C
X State of ;JfdH
. . . .. . w Buncombe, Cnunty.' . ":
r ,Superior.lC6urt of tAW April Term, 1329. -
Ann XrpiaFtrougi f : -:'-'Z'Xft XfxZrX1
XX1'''. 'v."Tfe';:! Petition for Divorce-;" 4-- X
Sam'l, Armstrohg. S X ? ?t--4 X-'HX"-'iX-'''-Xi
OUUEKEp by Court, that publication be ma?d '
for $ months successively i ri the Rnlei gh ' ;
Ugister, and the. Yadkin nd CatalJA Journal,
that ttip D efendant : be and a p near at the next
3uperiOT Court pf Law to be held for,nuncombe ( X-
2a Mday after the 45londay in September ;
county, at yie. Court-house rp Ashevillei cn tils'
nexV&nd plead Of answer to the ralntifPs pe
tition, or the sameiuDe neara ex parte.' 4V -
Witneas; ItobM Henry, Clerk of-said Court ! .
at.OtUce; the 2d AlondVy after the"4tb-alondsy X 1 x V
of i!arch829. A. .T-.r i ZiX'X-'XXX: ' -
ROBERT HHKRY, C. S. Ci
Z State of Xsrortli-Cnrolina.
Superior Coiirt of :tavv and liquity,V -
N- Wake County; .--- . . '
' Z r Spring Term, A. D.1829. : : 15
The Creditors of William Ruffin,- Carblirie 11
v Kumn. airs, uainannc. iiurnn.- iyno is Jcme
covert and ' wife of Archiball IV UuSn, who
sties-' in 'this behalf, by G. E; Ead er, Est. Ko.'
bertit. RufHni: 4' 4 r 'v.. .
:?'--' -M - 44. - 4 . - - ' .4 .-4.--
Thomas RufBn, Tliomas Ritchie, Henry II. llil-
ler, Administrator with the A Sill annexed cf
William Rutfiin deceased, John ?!.;Rtiffin in
fant son of Thomas R. RufHn, Frederick- RttP
fin and Archibald R. RufHh.. 'X:XX. k
iTS MOTION, it is ordered by tne Cotirt th
niarain Ai Barnam,- Esq, be appointed
Coipmissioner to I settle C.the administrat ion ac
count of the administrator of AViUiam Uufiin. de
ceased, andlnat he give notice of the- time ud
hplace of taking stich account tpthe parties inte
restea oy puic auve.sc.uciu m uac
SSSKt
4. -.-- v .s.a..; ; - .
Court.
The nifties in the above named suit, are here-
.
by-notified, that I shall proceed at ray oface in
Ithe City of Raleigh, on the 29th diy of Septa m-
AdmiBistratorof the late William Rutlin, hen
and: where they are mvlted tp .attend. '. xZ -4
BEN. A. 15ARHAM, Comsi r. . v
Ralergh.-Julj? 11, 1829.4 V - ' V ; X . 9 ; ,
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