, . ; i ' ; A
. v ' ' ':-'-r ' " --y - v I ;: ! 'v ' '
'v
'-v'i';i';Vi,Hniii-Jiilfkiitace. rw,lhe sefiie inipirfd him with rekard ! W : Vicar WWi r;:SSri;I- the SUnd on F-ayttttTitk, tteiiWmerW occu- .vr'a pU4luLKIB.ttb f .,-a.
i v-V ; T-; i lriifiicTUtMiJTS'?'' 525 itii ,ikiki' Jt-JPi,.;n'lii- i&r.'i.. -'':VJ,w.l5Jrt!0!l;lj,-.j - - tendcarrymg on thiTailoririe Business ili llit JUcJw just reeeit4.fiom;PhildeIphi" and,
'Not
iiWiratWthpseot great
- every nw-"- '-znr
' ff tY I imwii t wt w '
attention' saio
tanr tieTiad scarcely pissdoor . win-
W,.ed in pavivgJhc.Mrect5 After ' having
llited HiinhV toofc .Mt..othft;-mi?P,'
(tHe ratnmer,)lruck some btows upon rhe
Lvem-t, at thelramcime . ddreng the
bid man;! wmitoo(T amazed at this ad vet,.
ful for a rrsoa ryour agebave;you 1,0
ions WhU-cniiM tiare innur ;bors, ;and
m6rurjMil age? Forgive m,;Rir;
4e Wghe hopes 5 but ;th wfWUw
Where arCttierVithen r oldesi
ha obtained the rank orCaptaifrniIndia,
in KiiMreflf.thlIoriwahle-EafttvIndia
CompanyVThecond i'kewinli
-ft&l jn tfeJiopo 6f rivalliog hi brother-
ni. ..i:t t J.uaMl: r ahH a maroentarv
tear bHimteed hi?eyt,- And'prav, what
has become of the thrd Ahs be b
!anfe security br nic Jjthe poor. boy ;vengag
fed pay debts tnd being nable to
fuiarihel at0ertatinhe isit prisoni'-
At this recital the genUnan steppJed aSide
a few paceJU-ahtl covered his face with his
haridvlAfter
feelings H Resumed thetscoarseT-. A nd
has :he Ad fsthiegeoerate ion this
captainvrr ejiijpa any-thing
tricte ;Jjfou from lyu) miSerieaC Ab !
oqs hebotIlpve)ind respects his father ;
he. has 'heirvtiay money,
even morethapl wsufficieht for , my
wanis ;our-t nan ,nc,iHiiuriuuc iu iuc n
ing bimselfubable to fpay'he as caused
my ruinvtThPT.liaVe taken rtoy?TaU,; and
nothing now eiriaiorftif tne. ' At th a mo
ment, a young man passing his head through
the iron gratings' of awindowf in the r pris
onf began' to cry, Father ! jfather I -if my
brother William is still ! alive, this is he ;
he is thelgentrenian Vho,peaks with you !
tleraan thrttwin hirnself inlo thed:man,!
arms, who iik? onebeside himself atteu;nt:
,0S t0 sprak and sobbm, had not recover
e4' his seneSr when'an old woman, decefit
ly re8ed,rashed .from a . poor lking
hntcryipWheiishey then ?Where
art thou by dear William ? ; Comr to ne
rcomb ard embrace yon r mother . llie
apum ,, no ; sooner ooseryea oerj man. jie
quittf dfhis father and went to, throw hi m-
elfaiiKti the neck of the cood old dame.
scene, was .;; now overpowering .ine
traveller ;left Jthelr j-oono; and increased
: the number of s nee ta tors.- witnesses of the
most affecting &ght;i
. .V "CV rs"i' "auc rtu i way, "f ugi wic
;..crAwd,i''aidt''ad?aa"etok'!to
, v?aa thusjaOdressedJnlir
ask the: honor jfyour Vacqujuintnce jwe
would glajdiv haTe&tven:aHiuiidredrthous-
and Uo bep i t riesses of t his' tender meeting
with-'yovrvlfiimora
Ihe honorfoi yuu and your&to dinner in this
ceptejriit.wttlT
Mlnt:l! W pp(!4t thbewoulU neither
vat mr ilrinlc u ri ti I J h i du neist bro th e
e naa
short
?htr$ thevurtd(the
-w f crsJiiign,- ioq 80u ier . il a D0S0C3 eU
h heart to; his'parentijftin the triirellers .i
"? fallrextent, thikiDnessf rovid:cei
, ; jj!0u?ht mup, to: the busine2S f a weaver,
f Juf I requiited Oiisiioten tions badly i for j
. Ptractd'vailiabit3i)ir
Witio:t:;e
Bydiot of econnmjr, ind the aid "oF eom
rnerr, ;I a massed hbhoraoly 'stck " of
v iceIt JS-tfue I .ma de thre reinittances
to my.father.j but the firs dnlji onjiistin
intd'th'e hands of a man who had the' mis-
fortune to jbecome trtsoitenf ; and I entrust
ed the third tot a Scotch g nil e ma n ij h
dfd, lipon the passage ; but I hold bis re
ceipt, and his heirs will account to tne for
It After dinner the Ciptain1 gave: hU
fatjier 20Qy to su ppFy his most pressing
wants f? and aVihesme time secured to
himv as well as bis mother an annuity of
jS80rreyertible to hs two brothers pro
mising to pu rchase a commissiiin for th
soldier, an4to ' Settle ; the oungest in a
manufactory,1 wl)icli he was abou 1 1 estab
lish in Scotland for the purpose of aSbrd-
inff empiuy nienc ro rvi counirymen. : Je
sides he prestnted 500.as a marriage por-tionto-hrsisteri
whos;wj,s I'darried to
fatmer in Indifferent ' circumstances ; and,
after ; havingf distributed 050 among the
poor he en?erained at an1 elegant dinner
the prtocipal inhabitants of the burg.
Such a man inerited the favors of-forfune.
By, J his generous sensibility tqo, he shew
ed,", indeed, jhat be was worlhy pf the.' d is
tiiguthed honor so profusely heaped uj
nn him bv IJie illustrious Lord C.
; SilEpUEKi) OF SALtSBURY PLAIN.
: ' 1 ' ' ' ' . :i -r
Our rudeus will be gratified vvih the
feV'aSilheriiic particulars relating to -this
'distinguislifd saint of (Bod , which ha ve
ben communica'ed to us by a friend who
recently bad them from thr mouth of the
youngest and; only surviving sm' if the
good tdd imin. , Most f, the particulars
mentioned in M r?. MoreS iract are strict
ly agreeable to. facln : simte, however, have
been adued' either by way of embellishment
or for want of Correct information Biit
the de) in eation of cha rac te r ' is'per feci ly cor
rect. The real character was as '.exalted.
allowance being made for the infirmities
nsepr8Die iron or corrupt natures, as
hat beautiful pa' tern which is sketched in
the tract wth suth J masterly, Kaqd. , ,
, :Mrs- MotiVe' beautiful tract under this
well known title H so familiar to .all our
readers that we feel qultte confident they
will participate largely with us in the plea
sure, of being iritrtMluced to; the godd old
man a.a real clut r act erVt By the kindness
of a ft ieniT who has lately vUited the cot-
tage wherChe lived, and he grave ; where
his remain lie deposited in the church
yard of t West Ivihgtoti pgla.ti we
have been favored - tvirh . many particulars
renting. to" the life of that ageciaptl eminent
saint f God, ad.tO evera Jcf- his notne-
rous family, collected on the spot, chiefly
from U yiu n ge tj son. th e tin I y s ur v i vor
ou t of se vf n ( ee rr chi I d ren
i David Saunders, the original of the verv
just anil; ad mirable port.rai t of aa hu mble
Christian depicted in Mrs. Moure's Shep
herd of Salisbury Pla'iri, was born in 1 M7, &
auer struggling, wiin tne many uimculf ie
and tri ds which theMipport of a large f.i
mily otV thirfhft.' children, upiri ar "al-
low.ince tf vfe3 37 a week may well be
supp'osKjiVto djpd'
ftudileDlf Vn thf 9tl of September, 1790,
in the eigbrietb yar of his,
p For'ihiriyers lie was employed as
Shepherd upon, one farm, and having much
leisure,-ne.rmfih.yea nimseii, wtist tak
ing care'of his flork, iti reading" the Bible,
in meditatiiig :uki'on the, wondertul works of
Godv aiitl Upon the fctifl more wonderful
plSrif salVaMo; C. ;Cr;
,(Vhen l e was abru t 43 years old he Qar
Lydia' Bihp, a pious young woman, who'
was iiften ubject M seerelill ness." When
;iiv:!h h;f ?J h,r KahLlVf language, and dare presume to address
large unnt-.wiu ue- uru Keep, invune
thatcliof hisHiiittagrtd ; t here; hy the
grace of IQM she al wa v s foiind some thing
tieomTgif fie jrt - ;r '11? S; : ; 1 J .
Tbe!; geijt le 1114 it m e n tijited on d er the
name !N of M. Johnson, in Mrs. Monre's
ract was )vn a ftVrAarilstr JamSiStrtlety
hposewl0ank;the grwitetpleauin
assitinghim inhisvarTims
1: vafti .;.uiAvi. LtiE .
!l?ii.rat"SV 'PemP 1 flwjtfl
aumireji auu iny.-";; at.j wnea aboa; a year 1
oei4re ii-uetcaae ...ioe- 4iiuri fiissi'T'll.
A t A.I . k ; m ' f i U . 1. 1! 1 : : l: i 1
iorTa T5io.li awgewer.i i nauueert Dts cpn
star. t prayer JhaiTtha ftotjeave
hlm:taVtrdggte;icn'Vite:1
pray with greater, fervency;, than usual j
then fallins if.to Vquietfjsieeb: it wai found
in the morning that hisrausotned Spirit had
tenterfd upon taatrest'fur whren U'had
ucauij auu ma rcqu.esi was w gran tea., - JJC
i'Z on a'tisit td'a friend t yke,' .before'
retiring to rest jbnj night he was heard , to
Known through every quarter of the rfobe,
. ;Under the; appellation of - V . V
The pioos Shephei-d of Salisbury Plain.
5 Whose j.Whistory has noeen read With .
Adoration by multitudes Pr Christians '
In Europe, Asia Africa, and America! '
He was buried by his sons, Sept 9th, 1796.
.Also, m memory of his wife, Lyd la Saunders,
Buried near this place, . May 28th, 1 785,
-'J. Phil. Bee,
; f.s
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
1 " v
For the first time since ihk i ntrnri nrfirtn
of steamboats, we have now to record a fa-
rai disaster on the jy0rth River, by the
bursting of a boiler. Last 'evening, the
Chief Justice Marshall of Trov, and an
old boat, but which hid this winter been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired -having
landed passengers at Newbur?. was
procedingon her way to this city, when
suddenly, and s it will appear by a letter
from the, captain, unaccountably the head
of the boiler (which is of copper) blew out
wnh a tremenduous explosion ; and the
steam and boiling .water rushing forth,
scalded ten person so baHly, that several
of them are not expected to survive. And
the btat itself, owing to one of the stand
ing pipes being driven thmugh the bottom
was of necessity run on a.flat to prevent her
Si u king.
It appears that there were on board 173
passengers among whom as may be well
Imagined the consternation' was very great.
Happily the accident occurred at an early
hour iff the evening and before the passen
ger, had retired to their births ; otherwise
'hedisjtster might h.Vve ben much more
fatnl, for ihe steam spread itself into the
cabin. The actual huniber 'injured ' could
not be ascertained, ihuugh no ph.'bible re
port rates it over46 the captain sajs 10.
Several areid toavejumped overboard
and been taken up immediately, as the
boat had iust feft the dock.
ter
' Annexed is the Captin letter ;
Niwinott .8 o'clock, Thursday.
. J have the unpleasant duty of performing to say
that, shortly after leaving the dock for New-York
at this place, the whole front of our boiler blew
out with a tremendous explosion. Ten pas
sengers are. badly scalded, three orfuurso much
so that their lives are despaired of.. The cause
at present we know not, but can sav that the
fcteam was very low, and the boiler well supplied
with water, - at the time. The gauge cocks
were tried while landing, and the. steam contin
ually blowing offv As all is confusion, I name the
following persons as most injured :
Mr. Volant, engineer, badly ; Jas Williams,
Peleg . Moore, . Crandeil, firemen; badly
Thomas Dimond cook, nut badly Jas. C a sidy?
Cde, Aaron,, waiters! Two passengers one
badly the other. slightly,
Theexplosion was dreadfuL'f I happened to
be standing in an exposed situation, but receiv
ed r.o 'injury of much Consequence and am do-
infif au c can lor tne comfort of the distressed.
One of the stand pipei was driven through the
bottom of the boat, and I have hauled hr on the
Hit below the dock, 1 ani almost exhausted and
cai say no more. v r " -
J j v ; Ht A FORD. '
Or? the invasion of France by the allied
power a'artjrqf Cdsack9 Anertd a village
calied CUgny, near Berville, where they
pursued their, uual course of spoliatimi
and j luiider. They reached a rural habi
taliof ,. fid;'havinsf brikedown tS.e fence
which enclosed the'grouhils, th-y marched
towanU the Jmose. At the door they were
met by. a n jAd man, whu end ea vored - to
point nut to them theinjust'ice and cruelty
o f t h e i t u n sol d ier I i ke conduct. But the
lawless horde, brandishing their spenrsWver
his hed, declared their determination to
pillage, the cottage.;. Soldiers,? said the
od man uncovering his bosoin. which was
scarred by wounds you must respect the
dwelling of a soldier, or. dishonour ' your
selves by a crime; HV hfo are, voii r" said
Vhe -leader f the Cdssacks' who know
i ' "j j . . ' ' : ' . . -.
bailie, which is syiioriymousjwifh glory
' : . i ... '
anu tiiiuc, uic eavagc suiuiers mrew mem
selves at the hero'i' feet, and iniplored his
pardons ' ' ; &hU V'..:-., fi.V ,
, THE SUBCKIBBR V
OFFERS fornSale hfs HOUSE & LOTS in tHe
Town of Oxford,rwith the LAND adjoining
about 200 acres of which about 60 acres ire
WodlandiiTTtt House ts '32 by 0; feet, com
itnumow, aw weu nnisnea inwrnenoux, navme
firelaceiioneacfloorVSw
widepassge on u5liitiute:into
closets ana two comiortabie rooms i and a cellar
w" ure wnuig uwiucu hhuscvchh wpwimrms,
It is situated in a" moat beautiful fnfivt nf flair c-.
attached to it ft. a? large Falling Garden furnished
with fruits selectedfrom ,the. north fai Ice-House
constructed iof i irockawstone S nrjnz-House i-
Well of excellent water in the yardwh OuTce In
theyard suitable for aXawyer, .and every" oeces
sarr :Outhouse;r(aII in good repairy Vf 1
Also, V.TANTARD now io operation: which
might give employment tp:8 pr;lA hands; haying
ivj acre.- pt lana atacned to itj ami on.the pre
mjses is a comfortable tr !tbry Dwelling, with
every, convenience ; for t. Timily residence.' ; A
better constructed .JYard Is seldom seen an v
where '1'hia 'property t will be .disposed of on
reasonxBie ana accommoaating terms. f
GOODS, euitabje fori t.entleraenai dress-snetr
as renehBombaxiti White' hnd Brinon I4nen
kilting, White 'Mehatilet; JeaiiMS?nd''$rebfa
Drilling. , Also, ; V a few pieces of CibfA-sueli al
first and second quality - Blue, arid Millers Gf ayT
'They respectfully incite the publicjlo tall,
and will'only soy; tbat if they are ot ' iited, rU
cannot be owing to their price? but ; to the(rflr
Raleigh, April 26, 1830- 0l7irt6i
Htatft if "NTnrf fi.n
iSuperioCourtV.fEquityipri
jonn k. u. Jones and wife and others. :.v
Willie M; Spears & James Richards, Executors
of John N. RMWir; decM; '.vTl?;
IT appearing to the- satisfaction of ,the Court,
that James Richards, one of the defendants
in this case, is not an inhabitantiof t'his'State ;:
It is therefore, ordered, that publication be 'niade
m the Raleigh Register for six successive weeks,
that the said James Richards appear at the bext
riu ui iuis vouti, to oe neidat the Uourt house
in uxrora,
next,
of comp
tesso
Witness
A. D.1830.
THO. B. LITTLEJ011N, C. M:E.
Pr. adv. $2 75. . . 60 V
North JOarolindGranville County,
Johji Bullock, Ex5r of William jBullocav dec.
Kicnara huiiocb: 5c others. " '
Superior Court of Equity Spring Terra, 1830.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
thaUWilHam B. Inge, one of ihe defendants
in this .case, is not an inhabitant f this ' State :
It is. therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Raleigh Register for six successive weeks:
that unless the said William' B, loge appear at
the next.term pt this Court; ta te held at the
Courthouse in Oxford, ori the first Monday of
September neXl, and plead, answrj rbrl'demur;
to the bill of complaint, the same' will be taken
pro confesso andjieard ex parte'-! j - ViS .
Witness, Thomas B. Littlejohn, Cleric I and
Master of said Court, jJie first Monday of March,
A. D.1830. ' - v; ! . f
THO. B LITTLE.! OH N, C. M. E
ri ; i ii . . . -
&
s .
NOTICE. ;
Twenty Dbllars RewarcLc
RAN A WAY from the subscriber on the 10th
ofrebniarj last, a while Slave1, named COL
LIN, orCULLINMEDLIN, as calls himself.
He is about 23 years old, 6 feet ihigh, weighs
abodt 165 lbs. liis neck, hands arid mouth are of
a reddish look, gray.eyes. light hair, and kinkey
thick feet i he staramt rt when talking lias a
small scar on the first jointlof the great tpe on
his right foot, occasioned by the, cuf of an axe!
It is probable that he will alter his; name and try
to pass among the ' lower class of white people,
as tiej is bright T himself his cheeks are verv
very White, With yellow spofajhb clotbini,
when he was last heard from, consisted of a blue
sattinet coat and pantaloons, and white fur hat;
Likely he is in Robeson county Jon Drowning
Creek, as he has relations ilvere, vt in Cumber
county, on Cape-Fear, -I' 1 7tj?ry
I wU give the above reward fpr Iris delivery
to in Lenoir, county, free of! any ' other ex
pense : or to nave inm secured m any Jail so
ana. xaai i ger arm again. . f i ' v. j . :.
WILLIAM ROUSE.-
March 13.
6J 8t
222.430 DOUMS
IVill be distributed Qt Hewsoh's Office, oh
in tHe : ' :'i !: . : - '
Dismal Swairiijianaljt
. ; ; Xf . r CLASS 4. ; 4:." t,
60 Number Ljtttefy 10 llrawri Ballots. .
' 25,dOO'vBIlart-
10,000 Dollars;
5,000. Dollars,
. . 3,000! D dUrs,
n..., 2,230 Dollars;!
10 Capitals of 1000 Dollarsr :
10 ' t f!:506 ci,olursV
19V ' J.od Dollars,:-.:;,., .:
10
20
:: . A :$no Dollars, v - X
250 Dollars. :t:.
20
55
lOOTlollaraf
Besides maoy; of 6p, - 50, 4p,' 3020&c
, rWhole Tickets only g8. Halves 4,'
v-.u ' QaarU rs 2. i ' ) ' "':
f A Tiarlrc will rosf HI RO. and ia Wamnf.
draw' half, prizeai so that only a- loss can be sus-
laiiieu. 01 4n.ouy4nr jy ine pacxage, .' A ve
ry liberal discount will I be. deducteo Shares of
paca.agi
ana
BTi order, of the Judge of the. Superic r Court;
of EquiijrjbfYake County, Hl be sold on
ine prcniie y oiuruay, iue om of June next,
UhejJpro
pertyl of ifcelate Wilhara VMcUttiiers: t contain-
mg,&oi;asres.;.?rjrroza,idVi to xua acres ptwnic ,
is; cJearMlandSarW n1rrerrirood. fence,' -With a.
Duelling-House,- a Cottpn.Gin.'.aad ether con
vemeni vjuiouiicunTs mereon ereciecu sr tne
rest is Woodland.: I This land lies 16, miles rest
of Raleigh, on the4 road to 4lay wood, and ia a
remarkably healthv sitttitibh.'. ;AlZt - V " f
A credit will be given;to the puaaier, cf six
twelve and eighteen months; f-r 1 ' ' , -' J'-
r:rFor other particulars eddIy to Alsey Hunter,
near: the Drernises-'or to fhev'Kihaerlhr nrho is
. on the first ; Mondav nf ntmho I-"! vv uv v iuv i.waua r .r ; L " iA
and plead, answer or denier to 7he V.11 VTOTlCEri hereby given thkf on 'he 18tb i
Saint, or the same will be taken nro con-1 '3f di My next, t he ,Undrtigne6V compost J-, t $ .
, and heard exparte. f ' I ! . ? : ' f ' ' I mgthe Building Committee of Randolph Macon - v n
of said Court.. the 'first Momlav nf Mrch. I county, wilf proceed to emer into contracts Tor f X-', v
, l liomas u. Litt leiohn. Clerk & Mm i 111c town or-uoyamn. rinecKienourirv-,?:?Si
.... . . i - .'V- l-..Tl : .. 11 A j-J. . r' "lii ' .. f- . . . i '.i.' ;V.".t ! -..'I
it-.
l uaiy authorised to sell this broDertv.' V ; tary aetvices.WiU "pinse cornurucrta' n t tt? - !
aaiy autberued to sell this property.'10
mqsi oi.wnicrv are utty maae, ot tne 'best mate. y
Dismal Swamp:
feiTf atfidrric, :.' 1 f r $Vf & ,
Z orVde border cA ihe shorted d I--Gee
and in the best styled K 4 V ' ' .v? ' 7 '
A complete assortmem; of , TIN WARKt V t
wholeaaleand retaJUf Alf Tctnds "of ',qitWdrk v s
done to order, as above."; 'i A'''hK ' h ' -
April 14. P , ,"vv:,(i8,;;v!(i " : ; X
. t . . . :
1 ;rvExik v ,r f -
the erection Oftbe- centre building of saidv Cot-'i -rj
lege the same to If e of brick, and not toexCecd-1 2 J' ,
n virai iiiinccu inousana qoiurs. Aiso, one pi j
to t and such .undertakers as mav think1 propel X J iV' ' '
respects auraDUity, neatnesV plainness aqd cop.,.' .
venience) adapted io'the appropriations. f "
t rHeG; Le ghf s V v r;. ; '
April 26, i, 1 72 ; "
NOTICE.
lira
L BE SOLt m the town of Rockfcrd oti . , r tj
t ? ? the 10th day of May, 1830,nhe followinff' ; . . V, 1
Tracts of Land;for the Taxeidue for tbeMyeatf'V; , fV;
1828.; and cost toradvertiin. " 4 t V ' j
188r Hudson CiBarksdale , ' James PnipS, V X '
272 VJnor H..Speer , r; F..1' fettitt. ' , , f h'
1024-Samuel Whitlock ? V V Jacob Douthet. ' '
200: Pavid GraceVk," Ido fdo 7,
SO James hdwards . -V .Dicy Barket.: v i
540 iC. W. Perkins T rf - jihn Davis. ; r
,50 Alex! Lawson Capt.natcher's District" I ; 'y r ??
200, Wnght Johnson ,J do t M ,sr.ik
60 John flings. v . Capt. eecVs DistricSf." , ;V
100 Charlef Cresoti v HuntsviUeDistricfA 'i'.H ,
200 TJohn Coper s- ' do do f v ' s'
, 80:f eo. Hudson , J
170 Wm. Pickett , A u ' V " V v-'- V ,
jPete fraves. V ; ; 5Pilot Dis kZf lt '
130 Allen Fortice,; f:r vdo' do,-w3fW-.
300: Jesse' Alberty .JtockfoOistnV T, v
i50 Ttobt. AtVms ,,t . ,JV o oV v j I
i 50 ; ThoJolinson lfildo'; tdolfV'
180 Ansolem'Mickle - do ' do H' lr' w
300 Daniel Marion S?,do?: d : VVi
V 3 Town Lotst Ja-es P' Walker, invRockfortL
250 c David Martin onesvillc Districtr 7i' ;
81 Wm.TiLckle V doVdSfr L
150-Adodo V . dpcj ZX'-X
100 C'do ' do , Zt-y'-' do idl - - J
40Qv.vdo , . do . Ji do do ' ;
vdo do;;?r: 'Vi;f -dS- r-l-1-
0Qotdov ;do-;:: r. f a; , J. do; do j.' fv 4 x
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