- ; 'V'r : i Ji .
THE SSGISTSBX ; r :
AsPublHhed evcry.Moxo at and fHirfcsiiAT.by
JOSEPH ' ALE&r SON, v
t A'u Dollar per annuni-half in advance.
ot exceediijS tte&en lines; neatly .inserted 3
i times fo aDollar, And twenty-five centa for
cveiy.Vuceeeding puricio't those of great
er legtn in $e ;0f f proportion.... Commit
hic'a'tiow$ ihanlcfulyi're.ceived,.LiTxsRs td
the EttiTors rausi.u vutipmu. . .-s, t
THlijGOLDENK APPRO ACHING.
i i n i fe w)Jtm rs j rit ori 1 i h a rycotf r sc
'iv'fn.tsir-provided that jiOjiitiexpct'df cnuse
V expentlit ure ;nsfii"lrhiiil6f. niur tiX
iroprfinsvwnicfa we M6ttlo ? beJikely;: to
feet nri the r approqclv of och an era, Jwjould
, r s and such we misht VathbhaHV indulge.
-wue perverse
man
man. which but too of tn leads iiirfi instead
Vf imnrbvinff liberally the eood- things ol
Prbidcricej to petVerV tteinjo puris of
evil. The eveot of Wfijc
is looked forward . tol fear
not without "reasdu, with tartiiywtber
tfian complacency as odewheD jealousy
and u ptdity wilt find Tile w'octasioOs for
"wratilj)itg and corifnon; :Aj
whichgpolHicalido deyis.ey by.
aod the event be' met wit ho"ut any n(: ihese
conflict of feeling onthe pjirrof the vari
ous sectiorjs a nd vi nteres t if ou r rr pu bl ic,
ca nit otu t be fin tit ed 4 o res pe ctf u Ixjnstd'
era t ion. M r; peto(i of ,M issou rit has in
troduceci in the Seuate a bill of njost plu
il)1e pret ehyionsand which, from the con
fidence expressed b him' in the1 wisdom of
j ts prpV 11 on ?r is'ca 1 c u lated ' to (Feet wop -deWv
If pprports to be ;njeitKer moreubr
less.tHaii bdl to provideVfor the aboli
tioiu.o(runowfWa to relieve the
p e op 1 e r fro m S15 f e e n millions o f taxes and
to improve; theCotjfJ ition of I he agricu I tu re,
m a n u facta restf c o mm e r c e a ml; h a v iga t i o n ,
of th e? Uwtc'dS tateiW eiik In rto give
it)n:detaU6r;;thx by which
i tsj n trod uc (ion , wa accompanied ; whieh
occumorelian feix coluihns ' thi Tn-
t.etfig'encifrrNli plan ts onle of equivalents
w&fetalfatiorissU its the Senator
alleges priucipally.iii '.the 1 suggestions f
Mr Jeflersn 3 he. peculiar recommenda
tion of which, is, that it secures a chance,
little ihort of Absolute certiiinty, of procu
ring an abolition of twelve millions of duties
u'pdn our exports;; in foreign countries, in
rt-f u'rrr on abolitibn of tvtJv millions of
duties upon,toporis fnmi,thuiV- to be ef-ftctedby-io
for
reigtratioQVrmUtu V'US ' JjpeaJ pf stxtep millions of
Jaxesicbu n ti ng me rchan t's! profi f s at 33 1
per cent.V "Among thevery comfortable
consenueOces which the nroiector predicts.
would be felt in every, family, in the pur-
tuasc yi its necessaries, 11s comionsvdnu
its luxuries. Linen.for the per sou, the
table and; bed, would be one-third cheaper.
f Coffee would be one.third cheaper in the.
pounu r.iea, one-miru ; wines . ana shks,
one-third f and so of all the articles enn-
uieraieu 10 me am. .uaverif amny wowa
save one-third br iipwaM
account, bsvery state would-retain withinfs.
1 i m its t s proportion of these 1 6 milt ion s. and
al I; the shatne and mjschif f of plotting! and
combining, and 'wrangling Herej' about the
division of so much spoil, would be .avoid
ed and yet the crbwnine - mercrv? K re-
inaius to-- Ve'oId.UTOis v. Would ; be;1
Biecuj,qcain anu uurjat 01 ine lariu ques
tion; andt with lis ioterment. a r.fVstoraiion
of .that :harmbnj-the." Un ibpSv hfch a 1 1
true patriots d esire,rand w h 1 ch the progress
of this question' has so tjreatly iniDaired."
4 We are not pre paired to" lis(en without
uiuc au . uugiTiugs 10 me inventor s ue
scription of;tbeirmes5of hisj grand pana
cea. In i the latfsroae of ttie.tl n trUiHncer
' it is JieforeaVtribunal bv which its mer
its w fl I be thoroughly: sited , and tor v hteff
it may befeafelyefi.?' - Jf it is found.iren.
tmte'ujfeaderswil
If, on analysi? it 3hall prove a?tn ere de,
ci pt ion, it w 1 1 1 go duw n forgot ten w i th t h e
rubbish of the patent ofllc-. 1 1 r i&;no eii-
dence.of the wisdmn of Jlr. iBenlon, that
he, jus gone far nut mjh waj, on that oc
casionj to introduce 'ao unfoundrdreproach
fp'di the admiiuslration of the elder Adams,
and to talk, in.; the silly, terinsdffroihjr de-cl-tnution,
of ciah't oer cent." loans:, the.
Mamp act Jhe black' cockadej aii'd th'e
standing arm ir 'iti time of)eace,,of t'.con
trivanceft for extortiiig money; from' the peo
))lej' for-the". support; of;. that; strong'' and
plewjid government,' ivhith' was theris trie
viri iMieu vision 01 so many exaJted Meads."
What a pity that the Hamiltohs; the'Pincic-
nejs, the Jays?'andrtbe;;Mar8,hal$ of. that
period,'couldbt .bave;enioyei the benefit
t poli tied instruction: from thp- lMrnp.l
Seuatofof Misaouri L vVj.;t;v;V
- - J r Massachusetts" Spy ;1
MR. JEFFERSON TO DR; RUSH.
tx 'JPoblar JFofesfet; 5, Mll
"ear Sir While jnticBllo l ain ,
so
ch engrossed by, business ocsdfiiety.itbat
gency.-Here I have leisure, as Itave'eve-
7, V - "r "wpns'won, 10 ininK or my
friends T recur,' therefore, tor the subject
ofjour kind letters relating to Mr. Adams
ind; niyself,' wjiich,: a late prcurrente has
SVP't?0;1"8- 1 communica
ted tOvyou 'the cbrresporMlence which had
parted vMr& Adams and myself, in proof
that'I cool (1 lot ffive frieiidiihiriin fvrhnP
,wr sfpiirnenis as he had recently.ia
ken ;upowards mfself,1 and avowed and
maiittamed'irr her lerters to me. Nothins
r : t a 0 . . . T ' o
buta total rn ttneiat ion ; of 1 hese c ou I d a d -niit
aueconciliation, and that could be car
dial onljr in proportion as ihe return to an
cient opinions Was bei ie vecl, to be sincere.
In theaundic hers, I
hatt actated Alr.-.'Affa'msr kri w in't fie
weight, which her opiriioli hvrwitb him,
and riot wvihstandihg she had declared ! in
h er if ters that th ey we fe hot; com m u ni ca
iedohimr A late irictdent has satisfied
mtha Ij wronged hjoi hs well as her in
iiptf yield ii)g entire confidence to this as-
su ra oce 011 h er part.
; 'i( ;uir iw i . ipy. neignoors x
irienus, oruthers to the onr u hu lived nh
me a Secretary" at W ashlngtonv'tbbk a tour.
t the nrthWanl duriog the last summer.
Til Boston they fell 'in company with Mr.
Adan,J and by his irivitaVioftHS!Setl a day"
witn. nim at uraintree; lie .spoke out to
them every thing which came uppermost.
"d as it occurred to bis mind without any
reserve, a seemeo most deposed to dwell
on those things which happ.-ned durior;fiis
own adinmtstration. H !p(ke of hiYmas-
.trsws he called his heads of depart merits,
as .acting above his conrol, and often a
iiinst his opinions Among 'many other
topics, he advej-inl to toe unprincipled lit
centiousness t the press against myself.
adding I always loved Jefferson, & still
love htm.7 -
. th is is enough lor me.. 1 onlv needed
this knowledge to revive towards him all
lhe'aff. ctions.of the most cordial- moments
of pur lives. Changing a single word only
in Pi", franklin's character of hioi, I knew
him to be always an honest man, often a
great one, but sometimes incorrect and pre
cipitate in hisf judgment : and it is icnown
to t jiose. who have ever heard nfespeak of
Adains tha t I have ever done: him jus
tice myself, and defended him when assail
ed by others, with the single exception as
to his pohticui opinions. But with h man
pocsesteing m many other estimable quali
tiejy why should we be disocialized by
mere differences of opinion in politics, in
'tigion, in philosophy, or in any thing else.
His .opinions pre as honestly formed as my
own. our uuierent views ot th s;me sub
jects are the result of a difference in our
(gftiii'Aitiou and f'xpe Hence. I nevt-r with
drew from: the socteiy ol any man on this
accounl, atfhough many Have done it from
me ; much less should 1 do it ('mm one
with whom I had ghe through with hxul
& heart, s many tryingscenes. I wih there
fore, but for an. appose ortas'ion.to assure
Mr. A. of my uuthunged affections for him.
There is an awkwrdjes- whicti hns over
the frsuming a corrt aipond nee so long dis
continue!, onless soin.Mliing could arise
which shouldcall for a letter. 'I'tme and
chance nuy perhaps genera e stu h an oc
casioo, o winch 1 shall not be waotmn- in
prompt! mile to avail toysejf. f you Hit
ters to Mr. Auams you Can, perhaps, sug
gest toy continued cordiality towards him.
and knowing this, shouhl -an' occasion (
writing hrt pneot itJ n, him, he .will
perhaps avail himself of it, as I certainly
will should i' first occur tu N rn.und
tor jealousy non exi-tif.. he will certain
ly give f . It pli.V to the,mural w nnuh o(
his heart. Pupap. I inly open ihe way in
some letter to my old fn-nd Gerj who 1
know he is in habiss of ihe greatest intima
cy, wuh
. I have fhu'i mv friend i.iut open my hfrtrt
to, you, becusv o were so kind as 10 take
art interest ii hating-agin-. Rev,ilu:in.ry
affections,1 vhi h itavr teased in expi -eilni
only, but tii-t hi tliHr exisefice. God iever
b(ess you ami preserve you in life & health.
THOS. JEFFERSONi
" par py bPiiuT. :
. Jf therene evirio itie world? which
exceeds all othei h blinding, perverting,
and betray liig ioHfikind.it'is party spirit.
There is no class in the cojmunity that is
not liable to its influence Uieiwise are not
abpveitrrthe ignorant are not beneath it
-and tleriuost c.wary are ofleiFthe 'deepest
in its toilslt 'disclaims-1 lie slightest in
terference wTtV he u uprejudicrd decisions
of conscience a nd reason wii le at the Sartie
tjme.it is puling ilarkn s for light,: and
light for darknes, evil for;gitd, and good
for eVil. . It alitiws a man to congratulate
htmsel f on M is pre-e mi nen t 1 mpa rtia I it i es,
while every eource oT affection and hatred
within hlnrate ;uh(er its unbn.ken spell.
It represents one half.of. the community as
involved in the moaU pitiable delusion, if
not 'criminal perversity of heart, K- and .the
other as exempt from all ihe passion, and
errors icident to. humanity opponents
in . tenfold darkness-r-frienda the" child ry'tf"
of promiseVwitha little cloud to guide them
by day, and' pillar tof fire Vo iilummate
their path by night A..Z,' Ci 'H'
jioe . venuercst reiaitons :aa. sweetest
ami poisoned by this; demon4)f party spirit.
It is not uncommon to see lhae;who have
been'rockediothe sarrircradle nourish ed
athe same breast, regard ingveach other
with jntolerant aversibtJ.f "And even those
who anticipate the frienilsbips and fiarmo
nies orthe heavenly Wiirld,' are not unfrp
quently stronglyat variance w;ith their
brethren in this. AamjJy is thus depriy
d.of its peace a coninumty placed in t lie
most discordant and wrangling altitude
and a nation whose citizens enjoyhnesame
blessings, and are animated by the same
great hopes, is involved in broils aid intes
tine commotions. iArid'for what t What
is the mighty sourcecfajt this d is, rust,
disaffection and abhbriue f AWhyf sim
ply this one man jcalls hitpsetfja lemb
craf, anothbr a -federalist ; or unV brefers
Mr. Ada ma and iit.tlrer General I Jackson
as President ; or orfe is Masonick another
AntiMasonic in hii artVction. :Nw. the
ghost of Morgans liot more shadowy and
unsubstantial than ire the subject of con
tension between thtjsei' parties ; iy vary
with every breath, nd hough theLbMige
rants may.wear theij- distinguishiog bajlgrs,
and tlo battle underitHeir opposing baiiners.
yet there is little id the conflict worthy of
serious comment, except their own folly
anil delusion. They resemble i children
building a cub-house and wratiglinj wheth
er it shall have three pr four cornets.
KEN HAW A HALT WORKS.
j . j -; 1
, The saltworks ii the western part of
Virginia; on the great! Kenhawa river,are
said to be amon t lie jmost productive of
the kind in our country. They are siMjat
ed a little below Chjirfestbwn, abimt ixty
nines rocu tnejuncuon pt Ivenhawa with
'he Ohio, and ar4 nearly equi-ditaiit
from Pittsburg and (i4cinnati. Thegreat
supply of coal in the! immediate neiirhboi -
hood, and the? factlitei foiv conveying he
alt to a market rentier these woiks pro-
f . . i i r
n'aoie. r , i
In the Miscellaneous; Repository,' nub
lishpd at Mount Pleasant, Ohm, tnere i-
an article entitled ' Sketches of the Wes
tern Country, ' writted by a gentlfm-m du
ring a recent journey, which contains an
account of these work-!, and the ne jjfibot
ing country, which wej thiuk will
fy ing to bur readers.! 1 i
The Silt district i4nn'object of
to-
be grai
00 much
interest to be passetlover without notice
It commences about I two miles above
Cbartestowa, and extends up the irjyer'to
Wit cher's creek, i distance of apout ten
onles, Expenmentslhhve been inade in
different places aboK and behiw these
limits to find sal?, anli without success.
Tire discavery of if, vyas at fist ijidicated
by the buffaloes, and -hence, to thtf; present
time, it is called )Lick8. i
There are: now Jo dperation 52 furnace?
There have been perhaps 73, but some are
out of use. Thy usej coal, bf which on an
average, each furnace consume .160 bush
els in twenty-four ho&rsi,and'eacH furtiace
employs eight hands, fexejunive of icoopers,
c. I he proportion hi'slaves is estim.tt ed
at about one fifth of tje liahds eiiipluyed.
The amount of salt for thi year istimat
e(l at one miMion of bifhlrls : and the cost
of manufacturing, inilulitig barrelling i
estimated at sixteen debts per bushell
. It is mostly sent dbwuithe rivetf in arks,
but some is taken b SlauiborttsL It is
sent down the Mississippi as far as Mem-
puis, and op.that rivrr as lars St. Ii4uis.
It goes Jf.to Ohio, IntWnaYljiinois1, Alaba
Tennessee and the Tiorth-west part
of Virginia. It iv carried as far.ioutn as
Wythe and Washington counties, Va.
whfre it is t-xchaoged jbr i'roji'and iasuui;.
' The wells are frofiiltuo hundred and fif
ty to five hundred feej bVp ; ami the av
erage strength of the water is about eighty
gaiMuis 10 uie uny pounus oi sail.
The country, piriicularly in ihe neigh
borhood of CharlestoWn, iso broken as to
uuniiiauaru uejiMiM 'Uie IMUIIS OI 'tile
Nver bottoo. But the:hi(ts : abound: wii'h
coal of an excellent quality, aiuiJperhaps
with metallic or-s. .'Iron-ore it is said has
been found, but has notjjeen worked.
The buildings of different descriptions
connected with the sa) works', particular
ly on the north side of tlie river, I form a
long, dark lookfng ytllagr, composed "ol
houses, cabins, and sheds of - rio ordinarv
appearance. Snue off the cabin i himneys
are very ludicriju figures. . I'hey are
built 4 rough, stone, without regard-to Ime
oivplumb, to the Jieight of six r se,ven
feet Jvthen tvyo or three feet -ofiticks and
mud, and the whole is topped off' j with a
There is a meeting lou$e near the. cen
tre, of, thef District, occupied nt present by
tliePrebyterianSj and! : MetbodUU. aher-
natelj.:. X 1 I i "
X'v ... - r. ;
VvKENHA WA BURNING StRlNGS
The Kenhawa Burning Springs ae situ
ated about 8 miles above-Char I etown, on
the north bank of the;riyer.J Xher; writer
from whom the account of the salt yorks
takb apeakirig of ifie Burniog Springs,
; : Ther are three in nntaber i! t wo m rtthe
bank nd one ne3r the'ede pf thel wateri
I ilidoj aee those oq )fre bantbut that
P,?a.r W water is merely an excavation -in
4-:.
ie ear in, oraooui mrec cr tour: feet
charged an inflammable gasi t was theu ; ' A ; NOTT tiR
on fire-and in some parts produced a bril- & V-
liant flameother parisresembled tnV Ti!?Mo r
burning of spirits, of wine. - Th$ bottom 1 - vAranspoirtatibaXompahy;;; sCji
was perfectly dry, and on . being, stirred Z g4fr0?m: ?
with a stick. tfiV n! - t" -TIa i-" v'--'i-' -v-r'-1-
the ascending gas.'
.' t Apprentices Wanted ; .
OpHE Subscriber will take a couples of sm rt
41 Boys, between the aires of twelveik fitirn.
s Apprentices to the ;iiilor JliisrtrSS4 1JC
wouia prefer them from ttw c;mittrr. -4
, . ; . r ALUX. CAWPftpuJ.
Raleigh, March 33. !. 62
BISHOP RAVKNSC ROFT's Sermon, preacb
ed at the Ordinationfbf the Rev P. R Wtikt.
i Sahsbory, priced (i J ; 15
.tones' Lsiny ouhe Church, price 115 do.
Th FestivnU and Furfs, ,
llishopWHsoo's Sacra Pnyata. . f ' ;
Keceivcd and tot sale, at tle Rfio Store of
t J. GALES & SON.
March 3. ': ' W - 4-
bank of capk fkak j
1 9th Janitor. 18S0.
.HEItEAS an act was passed atfthe last
w nieeiin? ot tlie- ticneral Assemble loueh.
injr the --extension of the charter, theEliaii'k of
Cape-Fear, under certain-limitations nf rt stric
tioos, to which,- the assent of the Sictholders,
is requiied by a specified day TJierefore He
solved, that this .meeting be "adjourned! '"to meet
at tte Uanking Hoose in Wilmiofrtoni on the
Secood Tuesday, in April next, .being' jthe 13th
day of the Month,. the;i andthere to coosider, of
the same ? and of all other matters wherein the
interests of the Hank of Cape Fear, are concern
ed : and to t:ike such order thei eoo asi may be
deemed expedient. . . (
Public Ntice is hereby given, of th;e above
Resolution of the Stockholders, at their adjourn
ed meeting in January last, to the intent that all
concerned may be duly apprized thereof.
J. R. LONDON President oi the
- Bank of (iape Fear
JOHN FULL, Cashier. V , 5OTtl0A
J. P. S3 VALBNG-ER,
Professor of Music, f -
T ETUItNS his thanks to those who have na
1 tronized him in his profession, for toe short
time he hns been in lialeigh, and hopes for a
continuance of' their favors. His DrosOectu ar
so v flatten ng, that he intends remainirie in the.
v far. r rsons wtio wish their
daughters toe instructed on the Piano; wilt be
waited on. Ti-e younger thev commenci the
better j say from 8 to 12 years "of age. i It is of
the utmost importance, in order to perform with
execution, that the pupils should be thoroue-hlv
grounded in the rudiments and learn to finger
weiy L wies who have r been taught superfici
ally :nd wish further insi ruction, can be perfect-
cu hi me puicuce nn application. His terms are
movterate and he can be always found at Mrs.
Parsley's Boarding House. - . .
N. B Piano Fortes tuned and nut in e-ood
order, in town or country, or within 50 miles of
the City. All orders will be thankfully vtceiv-
ea. ue win Keep tne instruments of his scho
larsTn tune free of charge..
Raleigh, March 16. '
To Merchants, Planters, and
a ar rm . . -
Jflunujachu-era. i
Jratnanfrt ff.mmiiimti
rpENOERS his1 services to his friends and the
ft. Public, to transact business on Conlmission,
and respectfully refers to the gentlemen named
beloWi for hiquatificatioMS, f ; i. "t
;J5. . REFERENCES, V 1- ' r
Hon. Samuet'SmitTvio Senators in Congress
F.-Chambers, J from Maryland.
John Foiyth, . ? Se9r Congress
V from Georgia.
" Daniel Webster, ? Sat,,!ph $?&k
:' 3'. 'trom Massachusetts.
' LVwis VV iliiams,' ? RewcsetativeiinW
gross from??. Carolina.
" Warren R. Davis, I RseUtailve, : jinf Con:
g,ress from SCarolina.
Messrs. M cdonald bTi " , I f - " ,
Uitlgely, V m. Lor- j . - " t ;
Tnan,Esq. Luke Tier- Baltimore. i
nan. Esq Isaac Mc- f ('"" " "
Kimm, Esq. ' ' J - . f ' - V ; j '
B alurhore, Feb. 9, 1830. ; - 153 4t ;
EXCHANGE,
NORFOLKr VA.
SITUATED on Main- ,j?tree.t;.;.the;most;spa--cious
and beautiful in the "ihole liroughj
and convenient to all the S:cm Boats and public
Places, whether of pleasure of busines : Tliis
extensive establishment has been enlaiWd a.nd
improved. The furniture is new and" -"leuhtand
tji't. Parlours nd Chumhers are -lurnlsIieJ in the
ui i aiic. aiiuer its present arraDge
menf, b equal to any", and inferioifohone n,4he,
United States. ,Th: Pobu'c. Uooms,, Chambers
and Parlours for private families; ate handsomly
fitted up and well furnished. : ; )
A Reading Room, and a Letter , Box for the
Post Of&ce,is atso atuched to this estab)i$Iment.
STABLES amLCAURlAGE. HOUSSVith
every appendage necessarjrfor the ; corivenience
of the gentleman and traveller ; ' i:f
wiir start from this House, arid 4 general ofijee
will be kept on the premises from whence the
numerous stageslfbr north kyisou'-.witfBtart
x ne convenience oeauty and accommodation of
tnisesta&hsbmentj-andihe premises are acknow
ledged to be superior to any in the place. - The
proprietor pudges' himself that noy exertion on
his part shall be want'me oromoie thi nimfrt
of guests and Tisitbrs. Thankful for oast favAnW
north, the- sub-
..tviviHiuciiii;uuijcj. uv anremimn(r;iLtifn.
uou j mem a.conunuanceot pubJjc .patronage
j - o'.
1 - na, luiunu-'iiii. iiv 1 : - r- m
v r.El -VVll
yVilrin addition to her rother autie'snnklLebne? " -.'.N V
inp 10 ana trom, JMewbern, J. qt-le&vine Elizi,. : w - - j -belb
City every Tuesday evening after jthVani" J '
yl of the Ste,from;jJorfoik,,aod;,NeScni ?
on every Priitay; to commence ronninVimTTiiM- " ' "
day the-16th March next., -f "N'
Fare fofr Passenger JSFreight.bn moderate . ?-- rXl
rms. . , ' "t-.vn '-', '5 v - r"
Feb. 20. - - .i. , -: ; ;J, .55- . ' .
' 1 :f" ; : 1 1 1 hJv
terms.
. . . 1
separate tyi
Jan. 27.
fpHE undeTsigned "oftV for sale, ii tow briceK ;
'.-is'.-,'"- . jp
flO purchase immedratelyJ'a- pairor.BAV lkf"
J- HOUSES, for the Carriage-no: to exceed .VfiM
Svears old. J I will ,w.K JC-L :LJ ' ' A.
. ' fuiMuaab iiicni
,iwo new. nauos of . his own manuffirtn - -t .
which for tone and touch, are said bytbese wfco ' : !. '
are competent iuflcs .n. h;J- t: , -. f t
Jwrv...wy ivawiiug iiiustv, luoe equal 'to any
g to purchase crood Instriimentt Ktl ,Ti
to call and examine his previous to buvidPls ' ' .
Old Pianos renairnl. imAA Sfmi -IluO
ianos renaifed. tuned and stain o oillw'
suortest notice and on reasonable terms '
, ,A weslev whii akerV
March 10th. . - ,:'vu t' ,
Plantation, four miles west o Chai lotted te
tract contains 282 acres Of land. aIartn. ttarr'F
ship of the .Instruments, the . subscriber , bas no 1 r.v
hesitation in saying; that they . are . substantially - I
made and will tand Well in tUne. Tho K
1 ' ' ' "
brom Mines, JLanus, iesroes&cf : r
friHESubscribr wishing to remove fro m-tlie' X s: f
I tHfighbothood, offers'-for s:ire hi;raliiftMfw- :
which is as good as any n Mecklenburg County ; " ' '
about 1 100 acres ar;- firetj econ'd and "tivrd crop- V ,
grou nd, of the best, riualhy. Th "plantation , ;
nearly adjoins the celebrated Capps' tibrd-Mirie, 7
sfnd the opinion seems to be We!k 'fotinded bat''
Gold abound in two hflls particulal-ly bbljhe
plantation ; a branch, juns througUli "for of a
ume, wnicn, it is tnougnt by men of judgment ,
is as rich in the precious meu as any of.the..
Burke Mines, There la also on hel plantation
good Water Power. vand an excellent MilLSf.t
for mining operations, also a T weHiOghouse; two
uarns, btabtes fx. other pecessary outbuildings.'
v vi iiAeiy young wegroes tor saie-
noirfi f:Mikl-nihir.
or a part of them, such as may not.wish to follovr . W, I . '
and view the. Drenmes i ror nnnir nf VIr tinht t- VJ
J.V Dinkins or Dr. J. D. BoydCharJoUeV" for v ,
a description &c. ' t74v-:t'Vif4 r'A' i'
Charlotte, JV. C.'March 20; 1&30 ,'63 t2U'V '' 4
N. B The Editors:of the Narth-Carolihaotirl .T.T j
nal, Newberh CentineL and Milt6rt"JazetteV"will ' : ti'r
please give the above twelve insertions Ati their - :
respective papers, and orwal;th;eirccouuli ; ,
as above' directed; for payment ."S-W.IB' ""' sVrr- ';
New & Cheap Boak$.i K
J UST received by the SubsctibeW;; and now ,
. opening at the Book RoomI twb Honrs hitv
the Posf-office, a lurge and extensive Assortment,
consisting of: Law, Medical.' Ifistdricai; Theolo-
O-ical artd Misrpllan.nn Wt.
ety of; new and fashionable reading School , '
to
TORNEtt tc HUGHESf
; Raleijjht, March 241830.;;, j 62 V
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TIIIJ OTmnnriT-ntirt w-rf' .l.'.v
xiac4 oUDCUlUUEili;?, "JS .f r
w, v. . liie wuzciis wanis piace, ana our
riends and acquaintances, and good citizens Of 1
North-Caroliha, are invited to calli xj v8
OFFERS terIe his HOUSE H LOTS Jn the n &
-Town Of Oxford, witli the LAND adiwnln , -' .
--d)out 200 acreMf which about 6b acres are :?
Woodfandi.Tbe House ia by(40eetKconv '
modious, and well finished thtoogbwiv having T ' "
i.romilh fie place oh eachf floor WUh r'k .0 lv t
"f".,i',ws-c.M, cavit- garret oisuiDuxea uitoc i . v
vwuiiwiauic rooms r ana a ceiiar v. s
with fruits selectedfrom the riorth an lcp-llbifi.
kU
might erive eraolovmeittioB nr in Ku ha;nw
I0t seres of land attached to it; and on the pre
iseiis a coififortable two stbnr JDwelliug. with
omstnictr. rock a r stbferio-Ifouso' a r' 'X
every eonvemence 4br a, family residence. ,s
Puii.efMcnce -ior a viamiiy residence.- , A -belter
constructed Yard, Is seldom seert , any
certain r .rigro slave, calling himself
W-W.IBII 4 propeny wiii dc aisposea ot oa" vv . -s-r
reaswiable and accommodating terms; t:' ' "
' ' t-' THO.3:UTtLW0Hirv? - V V
t - Oxford, Sept1. vi -Avj; yf r .5oaw tf; ' r" V
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v; I r State ofKurWCirormAP vAf
"' . Vj- --Bertie Ooiinty.'
V ;Court-of Pleas, ani Quarter Se'ssioii,; - ? r
f Tvappeariog to ;the; tathActkm lbf Court 'S'
ML thatiavcertain, iiirrnal9V.fs1Kn; h;iain Jr
Samaenri)kins,;nowJnthe Jill of this county. i 1"
Will hay beerx confined on the 3dday;of Uafcb, V .. V
tS3Pr for thespacerdf twelve - months' and tho V
apprehension -;id confinement :of the'id slave -II V'J
has. been advertised bixl' tnontha - Jt thrnM ' - '..-
orde;taattheSheTt5; jinmediattly after the , V
second dav of March1 nestadvVrtM th mIa? ,
said slave for three months according to law", and 1 v ;?
make tale accordingly. :. 'fr TV f; .-v A",
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Agreeably to the above order of the Court bf
Pleas and Quart ec Sess.ons of Bertie1 county, 1 : .v -K
shall; on theddaj of ,runenext,";tefoTe the" ;s
Courtl.C-.lifcdobf in theTnvrn V.f Wl.wl - rv
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