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' t'ft'se In'arf PVVnumhalf iA advance.
A D V E TIT I S EM ENTS : . , v
WexceeJfinfr xen Kn,nea(ty inserted 3
times for a Dollar; and twenty-five, cents for
' eery speeding publication ? those! rcit-
rdATio9 thanfcfluU, recelvedULtTTTtna ,4o
the Editors must w poupauu y. K-t j
"the m ail-the post-office::
4 " ... ,. r.'r'.,.ii'.:-'v; '..i'r-
la these two na'ionaLcortvnteocie are
centcreil Jsniajiy hpV' and tearv anzif ties
n,l rorret. sorrows" and j'tysi tii the com
wocnt.. of a cotaiu and
,Pirts'.are Variotisor;'ac
for utsr'ure 's-jsceptt'ble of viitsttvde
Jill U V . . , . , . J, . . , - .J - S J . ; . .-, v .'
TIip. firslime courier" . tjiat bears - in Us
chitned1 'futdpiga .".the".'! )Urr Jf thusaiids
thf; lat is the, silent but laithfrneriUl th-i i
(:i?p.nses to vtHe aijxjous tp tiTt littde th
jui fi men f orl isa pponi )tiientof(theW,li-'j
that crushe'or'elev'at'.i tfieir seiisibiliues ;
or involves in 'sull i mre Jieirt : kkvnng
va ue n e ag.il 'su s pe met th e I ong I ok etl
for ec I ai rci ieoi tht wf jIou b t a nil jn y s e rie. s?
AVho ' Hoes not at tfie 'lUstahtsptituji f sthe
injU bulr become huiluflvViil bieff
inrsjpur breeze,' that bea r along 'hedjr.
jn24tTiurrnufatl its fttnt8trams
Vh des noV .when"'. hH nearand hoarse,
tjlt fals.;; tigih-tiif ; efr.f eiMjlin xitus
tiie of fueling ahit exUtiori ru&h', in up
on his Vool a8if:h.arriiwed up, bv the.thu t
tiers or pathos of Vloquen'de ? Who does
cot, wtiil;: impatiently wailing the opening
conietits. leel his nerves t.w itchv his hear,
bea', ntid his woofe soulpsorbed and ex
tttevlii the pfogresfrngdeVeiopmeiit of
letters, ptpor, s sealeil-pack'es,' &c. &( .
And' who doea not when the negative tiod
is ziven iti replV'to Ms inquiries for letters.
fefl 'the, tlnll- reflux, of Mlis .ppni .ed ex?
pecttiifhsVettliog on his iVti and chil-
mr ai lervenrympatntes
It ils-welr worth While'for ihe observant.
in searclt' of "et?V am amusement, t
stand! nd,w,tch the'gnefs and .comer. t
our t -U If i (j e a u d mar k the varied cha-
mcierist tcS -: of .f he f h u! i i t.ude;'as their :xjhnpflVs. His bosom cherished n antic i
peciatuins tre vremizexior uisappomivu.
a 1-' ' - . "..iJI
. V' -t:',";-"
Iherpale res- ulsipp of desnairi aS thej rise
TCo roi oavkKwaro upnn -.incounieiui. when lits.tiw distani ,hi.me. smticu upon wilh ie84 vignr, b' with equal z-al. Fhe c .- -.- v- ,Qrtri
AHnj& hour of 6bsrvatianV wH unfoli h.im;and pls.ttre tl.rew H.r goldet, blan- ,lUnre? ciat s his cm- l.h the fur ..f SUPU;;0
Jovf,, more of human passion, ata VishmentH nd allur.m -nr8 over p-, th? :: , - ne ,4a; kli:ed ; and stoc- - pjj.r,?f ir
........ -
K.f-tMVdm.V,-. .te drkf 1.
ror.aoccaSJOfl moineniS passeii. within tn
i'.9tfpffice'arqhe h-ve been amply com-
ni.-nsiteil.r
.. The Internally anxibus, but placid ed
pohttctan came ' here, to receive oepitch-
t?s the import 01 WhJCb wa9 to expand -to .
6ini wiuer utmetiJions, or uarsi.itie uuouie
ol bis litlle , brief authority t once. IjeUM arouniUo receive, the. contents - of-4.lv
receiVed ,wiiri a greedv -'grapV the parceM uwi, he ilid not rush with them, but stood
uirecteifc tO'hts name.& gnzed with an-
uu iutrutiny, at' the various Uperscripn-
win, lrpossthle, to identify Mhe hand writ-
nig oeiure me seais were uuw -ane
ried hues of gratified nu'r-disa ppointed 8oli-
ctiide, could be traced -over;, the lines of
ni! ciuniefi.irxe9 as tne conien;s cmncweu
i.r were adverse to hisviews arij expec,ta-
iKins. x iiv s ui lie e uimiiou aim n-r i
..r .1 1 - ..' ' . ' f. 'i-M. L. - .I - .L1 - M... -
of displeas'are, 1 tilcFeetledi' each other Jby
turns until the packages ha.di;veraHy re-r
Ceived a la'nr thtn thv wprp.refoldpil.
and the same ' quiet : suavity; of;aspect te-
'urneu, andhe. commentea greeting nss
'K . r-n i ' . i.u .u ...n .i:.i
uy standing fellow, with; tne well airccieu
sbaftsfaiTectM:ivilitr;awl.oo1iteneS
Ishfrc a'lMiPK.rllil-f S!id a little
6aid a little
Rtr! who aDDafi?ntlv -had been- sent by her
.. . y ...
mother to receive tike long Expected epis -
tie. -r; ; ' - ' " ' -
- pto leiiers tor , replied tne cierK.
t 4 The? never will coAie.'.' reiojned ihe,
gatherior over fier. shoulders the.nealigent-
las she descended the
....v, utiuic; IIC VOUIII I III I y Tt s lliui v
-iyn me nan rormeU inecuiation. s c-
It will be in:" in few -rninuieb;.9 I
A Q.tti with both fhatids fiiaietljr reposed
!thia-hii;-'pbcketg,.icnd
!.4ve $thern.nria fne Iiinnirv than to
. ' rr uioiivea ior iiid, 11
k questions & ; ;
I ..I'UCI ... : A ... v i.- J H. T . r'T ;' I".'...- "
oniail'frnm the west, vet- Rir..?' '
v will you flookforletterdirected to
r,tJ U'trtii.:ilt aaidlmitcate vbice
iV, ve .'licittfu
' -v hhm the epistles themselves b&d.iberi
t'tpaud tetuVned to report 16 her ram W silviinced.slowlv tn ihe speriure. inerr tn.i ".ij ... ...j. - XssSpSSSSasrjSS'feW'
.llM Meiii'tern M'iS.'inli'M.lqii- h . drecW.r'd o-be noK l.-ar-r wine .packed as wrlv.aj.ii,,. - mOO? '' '
vuali-.-r: . v. - it .i--t l h.v iffh't tn 1 ifTerent from those morbid complaints lb , 5 I Altft r Aui4., rlVh 1J JLLArl '
Uingfoj intelligence Velativeto the wS.hhnan system is 'subject in TTNIEttthisarranjTemeMttsmnstwW
fpotor;pear:as.he have;;but he dreaded to cheri hope that w? e ' '0dciL 2en U week, and s throo.n i.rto davseach
"heatand flouranrt the neral nrosnects there wereanv. when he.felMhal : a rep- Mead of waging away, U produces 41 gen ThaccomhioclationUood.u Pan-ew
eolied Ifr
I U i ' i is...... . w a 4 A d'-P f t" I .
"c cierK. witb this ; fswer tne sattsnea me -mmais iiesigoatin me ui, :oq y - v j - r.u:
lea h&Mae.:-; ter direct xUit, .i.ilii'r-,,., A ywg..n -'M
, ' Any thing (,if H6riffTPriitViS.Tigfit- were : plcdrv ll hadnfmpty for se- f 'V-'t1'" V fe ?Ti
rr; Bn.'raii?iiVi,ot;''.frfcd erilvdaVs..bul t;W' lolO-d h,(t, err kn-.w.g to trn .from lhef exper ence ,l
ibr..iii;Lcf fin ...Imn.hSd rl.hned: A ! he.knd., b.;t what , is.Jor bis pwn
VVhK ail' ii r i rl V" ll i - '"'''V ' ifc hoiJVf lime and eir rdaved UD'ih interest : rhis parents and all wno are gone way ot'UaleiRU and i'e erstrg,c-io .Mfasnitijpn
'pimmm tmM$$Mk
4 Nothmg for Mr;iTiShtlaceir ; aie:ai; t parcel wihin-but still "he re-, ines himseltto be the first of a wise ger e ntrant6r w,u Mse himself k keep
, 4 That isd4l ' ilAtigtim&itAd fie, mainedl silent; , TheexcHed . glimmer ratioij,, and - ifieref re :cons rttes ever) VatelaU CoachU: and, gentle hor a
''riianj fy-T Which'Varffoubtla' place 'within biS" bbSoriH friendly admonuion into an attempt toco- dHyer&of t he best kind and Jie. willpareo
t hiXtd ft'PiHSSff aflntenditiV'wf Sailed chill bf er3i him to ab.idSe h S4. priv ilexes. , i v " pa5,,itrv-ing; to. jerideTthohaftr.
A tremnnr r i, I ''f "K: a'n"'" "member, i.: n,me.' :r...r ix n.ike : ' .entre'- ' -' - 7 V. k '
trains. I ihe IjjMjnerm lprmthe sprchj the wishrd fur &UDerscriolib.'. the rimAn- ' b fn till .Pill bea .Ball nd.P.t Shorroi".
vf itHii.r i'" -"'.-.'. " . ' 7. I , vn tuiiici nrui uui lilt" tllllrPliUUli: I H r ' f" "w . m. i
a marble countpnan she -tontimd
ltrk,Wgh the -perture; for the' deiUerjr of
f$J'frfc r'as if fhepncf could not tie i-fj.
wlthnuV the elp. rted pk'.jje, .aitit ifief
aiinouhring th rrVaI of the
KWpTP ?'! hop, iarlsiijo; jrdin - unVi'ief.
Ayiih a swollen b 'amr VrmhiJ. o- stV.
! wa n rhe hall into the tn?e v
-A paue f iireeedtd; while i? cnients
VeJV Ail.-w?r ri: bYi arrangf d, for ileriv
err, and th fa?t th. rih and impatient
watching siiiups ietifiif uk th ijpor
lancuchPtivthe iiit. liisence of which
it; nrigUt i he bea rer. . JVh uhn would
took a btirul in fron' of ihefr rpsp.xiivp
'v11 ''hfirit beholden of w!wievr
was-feu pvr? rib- d to them rihers. stood
ii Mif, an mucins, hik! d third portion.
bzlxv perMinl anxi. tv,.di.cussil tiiK
po!iti 9 tf thi- djty ; the liht thd! would
' -own. npan r,. Speucer 'Jnd ,G.
b-
peucer - ind ,tj.v.
iroop s controversy;' h? . nrtist.i !
thj xvorkino Ciiivn. :e ..ffiirs d 'he ren-
ty-; iirtu fhe pr jjrek of aoti rhftsonry.
;uiivi uie inrong, iner.was orie, wn.
Irotri day to dav na breo 'obrved ursrinw
hi$ inquiries at etch return of the rnail.Uuf
his spirit had so fte7i been subit-cred to
the damps of lifpHiritopot,' thai ih ha
lo which enrob-d the feature of tUe many
h d entirely fors.jkn his iuuteritnce.aiid
apparently he came now fmaf the force of
habit, jitth'-r than .fritn a hope of receiving
thej.ong tptpd despatih" of friends
a' d kindred rraway. .Hrwas aloe :ml
htd tt( o rxiiunioo with tuo.-ea; ounit him.
Hif F-ai.uteN were nab. nn.ii a's. ttied ad-
re br o del upon their rnnjVs lins as
he ;;$tood tv'n' like, Unobser.nt Hid.uo
conciotii of t,h nubile ind presence " i li
throng.' No sigh, nor ansidis look pro
ceeded froto his bosom or fl-t-hed atiwari
fiis long fce, for he hat! grieved oer hi
loneliness, and foe 'ret,e- ted crush f
i..pes until the 'acuteness of hts' spirits
sorrow .wan broken, arid ihroug'i despair
he. had . bcOjoie , beetle.'., reckless od
... - . . 'it .. ..
p4tilit but ie stooii witn an unoi-iieviog
'I'- 'i"? . o
h,appv and prorous- days of hi -xive4e
5 riiin "I "lc u mi O", F-"jiin i. 1
Bdrlii uiWrlv. J,
em!-ie Hoti'afy-foken of frtend-htp and
inve!'; one l:i to say. that he,y s not bn-
isliet) fn.in all minorv, nd h the world
h:,d not become so much of. a wild-, roes
hhe fainting throbs of his heart prompted
U,iin believe. ' I
fhetjlAr'S-.0i the crwil ;i?m?r.
a0nf. with arms folded arrnssdn bre is: 1
a,,d a downward as if.'Vri willing to
retard the receipt of h ir-pitte! to withers,
anil y-t iot wi,ntnj; ro oe a wisneas'minvM
n w"hich be crmidhave no partnership
f-
'Phe crowd came and went, deposited and
received despatches. I he business msff
and the speculator .were . fav fed -wfli !
i nrooipt io vices, irm ueir vcrai r.urrr
M . ' 1 . 1 . t " - 1 .1- r il. .
pomjeiif s and hateeil to close, their, bu-
grains ami enjj.igemeiits. Horatio Tri?drn
1'i,iKtLro R.n. mri mail his rv
pearance at d ,witb" iingl'b'fta ;han:lie-
ceiveil the tilt leljer llieet ana iiepirxeii.
"t .. :.i 'i' i i,.
i he little girl returned, and ran home
ie p,iri reiurjieu. aiip .1 mii umnr 1
with inl.nt tie t-lrt and alacrttv -tti. pxhib'M
h.fi.i.. ,ld Vm iov. io hpr famil v -
1 her success 'and "iye ioy. jo '
1 . . " -' ." r- - 1 J . . - - - - - . .
I Inhtimerab'e antiltrationS' were
;Ia
hhe fiuccessful '-'were
i hoy. a'Uhe.unutcp
some wtiit unwoca
I half affected and
When the 'call of .the lad me Ind beeii
answeredthe mtotfrr raised his eye and
ipd hun.l
i ; i nw ui.mujiui.iiMfv.n .,r..y " . . .
'sti-ht ivlsiori.v was berved. itt.hii
sine as hi 'eves became V..te'ned iunn
ai l' . : , V': u - -ii.
a
jrBuafiif V'r : . ; :.
Urt spark; twhlch had arisen in msweasi,
bV raised hi
mf .
Pd to' the box, speak he j end Id noJr-thefj
a" UC VI IliCilUZ naJ iua, - w ..vvum, .......
. .r inniikn iuo ta.r itvrrnmin intn.
m it
a h .If Half irwItllUrpn Clei.tS. 1 n.l rjVriOIJ , IS JH '?ffiCH. n. .uu ,wu, .
.'"' ' 1 ...- - 1. -' t" ..-r...- t .1 . .. A x. r 7 VI 1 1 ltnfo --
a -nail 41.1 v iii'iv i M- 1 , . -
that be-livadea f e was wmmg uia tv !stjt.?' y?"r ""rTr : P Guion's Hotel, in Raleigh, anci at 3ir- wii-
should reraiithefef and feared the Con- of his looks, perfumes his har wvilh sweet Uam.H. slaughter's Hotel, in Silisbury. - -;
seauences of it ahiiihUatibiu't iengtli scente?t ;prtmaum, of . iothe jabsenqe.of The stages wdl leafe S
he tenVbtet to'sbeak r bit: his dcefwa thtstappliestatlowr or .cologne ;.hi Nears day k,nd Saturday at ii..n4arme in4IUr
ne U! WHSJ! WS! V iw rWltW .nll.r o sV.fTiht if leiKh on Thursday rfnd Suday, at 9, .P..M.and
V.noaKjaine:; necuvii Tuesdays and Fridays as
kkwVrdiln head to the rtsLht ot AefU-ht?Jg7
u-a tm w mv . . .
i w v. v - a w w n m iii ii iv. i. i
From Mr piercer's Speech in fhe Vtrginid
Convention, on the&Uhflieprescnfafiorf.
,. fc The equ.iiitv of ni.n i written n hi
h eart a ndls t.irn ped upon his vi Wge by the
Author df his bei' g, after whose express
iniaff
ma look 7a ear I
nr: was inauc . vy one oiner ani-
)s homini sublime dedit ad sidera toll ere vultus.
His f'2;ht spring from his wants, and t!- se
fro God,thtv author of his rhaure He
carind exist out of soietv, becaiiae'socie-'
ty,i esseotial to-'fin existence. His first
relations are thitse of hi. ibr'ind and father.
T:t period," ivfiich in" other anirnali is
slwrr ot depeodeoce on a parent's care, ,1?
in man jirotrrted for purposes- the. mos
beneficent. The infant Esthers hit firs
ins'ruc'ions from his mother's lp. His
bet virtuev he itnbibes fmm a fetherVear-
and a mothnr's tenderness. When a PHmiHit Pive emolovmont ti Rnr.io hand hv;
vi rtake the-piren the son repay with 10
ki'nl pes the ku.dnss he has rceijed.
If- the crutrh drop from the f eb e grasp
rk;',;vA u , . ; .1, .. j
111 m i u 1 1 1 g iidini. rairnmsui is uut
filial love enlarged: When, we ...think of
ur,(cnuntrv, we dwell on tbe menrorv of
our eirly years, on the forrf those who
give us our being ;md waic a?Hf its im
becility When they are g' je,we revisit
their remains, and from'te" onconscious
urn imbibe anew the 1" r j of. ;.''ir
vir tues. Doe-, not th( cherish thse
affections ? . The Tartar. wanders over the
interminable plains of Asta, frm cliinate
'o climate, accpmpjnied by hts flocks anl
henU the Indian of America roams thro'
forests vet more wild, but they VevUit the
. V .i , . a' ..
turn is of their n oetut ir. and recount to
. t . . I. , ,
tnir children the story f their deeds,
Are not these natural aft. cttuns at tlw1
roioiiaiioti or am n? o.nrai iiriisann nu-i
f .giall P-,jst?moaSiv.' is it not as na-
to rat to r
, . Kt--?- ' . i . at
t io ne rr. various aniruaisi
whir' he
liera .around hirti ? r0,ut t
hi . U
iprtng the elements of bo
cteUi Js tbeie no property known to he
savage Hie r hven Ihe biro" d. M.s ner
ne;u. asw ne 10 il s den ; the for m rl
WtV , . iiine- III t'l ' Y U t Dl'IVm I W I I
,i ,,f .-W,,t .UJu. ' H. I,h,s
boiv anU .irnTwfor th- MM.u.tain derr";
and when he appro .ehsj.tht vyater m i. ,
'j canti- a d pear for the fiSny tribe.
rtt .u.nt ..f-.lar.Wr. rn.wl with mile
instruments, he traverses the land and the;
wai. r onder the sne influence fVelitr
that prompts men- t build permanent h
ni a ihns, to tit the laud, and to lav up the
fruin of atitu-i.n for the neceitus.of wtn-
H..vV ran lrbir and nr n-nv b-.t-
,i ,,ated ? Prnpety is at' once -'the h
1tld -he brin's of labour.' . The author n'
the Kwsav on the Human Uiiilervunmrm,
uiihe treatise on civil "overrun oU teii
,JS emphatically that he me in by property
to denote the In-, liberty; and ail the po-
SCssiotis of man." ,
ptpuTFPN YF
4 LV11 iAfi .tu
.
US OLD FEVER.
There a period in the. life of every t
y's , . - v J
ni.iioi ;tKp most skilful riavnr.it or. " I o-J
T'"" """' v. -v:"b 7 1
m " i v --. ; o
double tbis point h mor danrou to tne
moral chara ter than for ' a vijrat r to
1 . . ... . .ri ; i" 1 . . I ..I
double Cane Horn .The vlrirlpool ,of
twenty one year
ami durino f hi
jtime a young ma
u ie snliipi-t' tn ivliat IH 1
. . ;' fi 1 1 . ;'
ral intajuatio
expr-w it, which renders, the subject more
I lice a bladder filled wilb wind, than ara-
neiojn '-'' : r . ? -
t . m J .
iioiie5--nB .r
- I . k 1 v J- vl .s, . ! , . w - 1 . ft
""rl
tested a la mode j his handkerchief taste-
i ion v iiaiifrnnir 111 r. ni rpar r in v uvki
... o . O
vuluntuo" in their pride and th qmcksandn ot self conceit nvenng tnesame ai ine.iio K-sre o, c
oiupi.i. 10 ii. run .c T - , ... Son. shall be Itberallv tewarded, v
SKluVweor iheir uay. tya wn,upn ineyiv, .. - u JW - 1830.- H "
i k . . K..f Svllsi and nharvhdoi were to.the an-l : : i-
S '
1 or me mieiieci, 11 im.ay'ioi . , - - 1. -."u -uu"-l
fi euros A DwioaT.'of Ifevr. TorA?, 'under the
Firm f J.,8t G..A. DWIUHr. Thev have ta
ken the Store No.' 235, Pnat STt:rr,. ewer
ofJohitreet'.iv:Theftrftier customers vfJJameg
Divigii,& fUi-k 'd James' Jhvight . ae respect--
fully invited to pair r the new concern, t
...'it ' X T i upc niviniT
" Petersburg, Va.; July 5.
. V, ,:. S liJU. V 1 T lull
' .92
rFFRRS fir k . KJ j SI?Sc I OTS in the
"J Town pfbxiui ilh the, LANb-ndioinin
about 200 acres-t- which'bdut 60 acres pre
V ood land; The tHoue is 521 by e '.CQn
modtous," aod vejl finished thrr ; iavijiK
4 rooms ,with fire plactsbSfJeac. .o,orr wifh'a'
wide passage bn eacj-a, garerditrjb'utd;!
closets and two comfort lb ler;oom viand cellar
H e's
under the whole divided intd several apartments.
It isVituaiedin a' roost' beautiful 'grove of Oaks :
attached to' it'fs a ?are Falling Garden furnished
with fruits selectedfrbm the north "tart Ice-f louse
c mstructed; pi iTqCk a Vtone Springdlouse a
Well.of excellent water in the yard aiVOtfice in
the y.-ird suitable, rm a Lawyer,; arid every neces-.
sary-Outhpuse, all in good repair,. J ' J " ,
Also. u'TAKVAIil'ViVirtw in "nnoratinnlwfirk
ON
v
B
acres of land atUched to it; hd on. the pre
noses is a, comfortable, two story Dwelling, with
ever' coi.yenience'y-for-a farni residence. A
better constructed Yard is seldom seen any
'"v
reasonable and accomtnodHtmg terms.
THO. B v LI ITLFJOI I N.
Oxford, Sept. I.1 , , 5oaw tt
State M Xovtli-Cacoiiiia,
HAYWOOD COUNTY. - , 4 '
SuperiorCourt of Law, A pril Term, 1830
MarvBryant
v. .Petition for, Divorce.
Elj Bryant,
,1 jRDEUED by Cour that , publication be
5 ' made in the North-Crolina Spectator, and
Rdeigh Register, that the Defendant be, and
' '?iU ncxt Superior -Court of Law, to
he held for the County of Haywood, at the Court
,. ' , ' , .
House in Waynesville, oo the 2d Weduestlay af-
ler the 4th Monday i September ; next, and
plead.nr answer to ihe Plai ititt's petition, or the
nit- wu oe nearu' tj; pane. --y-. -
Wifuss, John B. Lve, Clerk of said Court,
tJihce.' the. 2d U edn'esdav atter the 4th Man
day of March, 1830-
... .. , rf.
JOHN B. LOVE, C. Si c
By REUH. DEAVEU, D. C:
97 3w " - . ' JV .
vrl, rnw.llna Urillr P
OrUl-Carolina- -Y UKUs UQUnt
nmVit i imuxt , ... ,
PSiSSdSK'
ufn it'U ordered that Judgment be entereil.pro
confess against; him; and that publication be
J - de for three ihonths'in.the Ualelgh 'Register
antl Sta,V hthe defendant appear at the exl
or final Judgment w dl oe entered aeaojst him.
H. F. PATTERSON. Clerk.
, . DRAWING OF THE
UiiionlCanal Lottery,
1
9
HO. 13.
&8, &1, ;a4s VI, S,
Z7?j pye-ce dented Luck
jj SIS WSOK7S OPSIC
Petersb urcIj Va. camo're-stk
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No. 2, 21,57, the Grand LitUe Prize of Two
Thou .and Dollars,' was sold and paid. At si:ht In
vhe Dclawart: and N. C:iroliiM Lottery, Glat
T
27,
8
.4
22,
Saturday the;31st July, either in the City
K W.lt-iirh nr nnnna -nf lh T?rvfts M'lhninr
tf -llt-
' "l IV
B.
i.Northwes
Northwest from said'eitv.asnvdl Le.the.Ppi;K .
KT lJ()0K COntainiin? same Money and several
prt pe,s , by which the.. owner name wiUbeseen;
fi is also written in the Bodk; Any person de
. '. !.. .1. . ...
FROM RALEIGH TO SALISBUKYv
i . ff.
TeHness?e,or South of Salisbury, will find tins to
be the nearest; 'cheapest-, artil 'most fxpeditioua
route West f Raleigrh. "Passeneerrwho are
travelling from S disbury ; forth, wilffinl this
rbute by the way of Rnleitch an f Petersburg Io
be the nearest, cheapest and mni expeditious
, .-... . . . ' .i . . . . ' 4 " . . : '
route tnit Can be travetiea Dy two iiiys. a pssen-
per wno travel mis tou irora aansaurv, oy
IVt' Passenger who are JUnaCQU
router u-,. s by aplictatiouafMr. E.
UHl I 2L?ft LI1C IV O V- - - - w- -
Salisbury i on Tbotsiys .and Sundays at, Kli
. GEORGE; WILLIAMS, Contractor.
vuuneifk iwu. - r .
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bt uiepblqnizatibri Society;;
pHR, -MANAft JEUSof ;the American (Jolonlzal
lion., nociccyi)ave4roiyea;pvOespfpii . -.;;:
ves-el, to contev ome hundrecliif more emiginintijv
from ;rfol UpjbenaV' oi0her 1st of October rf C'V-('t
I H b'ghlyifimportajir," Ahat apptcHtiorisoV
1 .c v. it, jilts ApTViiin.ii, miuu ru r;yuiy lllSUtr 1 t-V ,v
tecrttirt ofthe$eJj
plications ;ir p c'agei may also vbe ; mad"tcr"v - '
q.vt;
. : u rgi' orto';the- &ecreti4f ;vv x
of a ny
A
mtbonty of an act of the Gerierat Assembly r; -hy'i
ouiuv. uo .cnejarnf jnonaau n ucrooer 'i:T-
34, 36, T 28,. R 7 E.1, 3, bC 10, 12.13; V
of p ass, a portion of. t he v La iids . raViVed t o'thtfVVfi
State of Indiana, by the act of Conkress of Mclil?i'V ;
?9 1827.1 to aid in constrect'uiga vCanato'
connect,-;jit;havigibVpolnts,:ith'e?wfs'
Vjhe WibasK rivef uithahosef
and- whichvbave been dewfe hated and et apartr
for that ..urpose by Commissioheiappotedont.H'V : i3'
the part of the Sfate of Indiana; by and with the . ' V J :
eons, nt of thr XJommisBibner tf ;'tBc: 'Genera
Land Office and the approbation of -tile IVtfsif--f'v
denr.of the United Statea. - . ;;; , .V5;' -'.,; W;'k:i
The part wfuch.wjll be offered for in vt
cludsectioiw and ttional ctiajia? In the fol-Tf tfyi
hinlowships and-ranges; vizvvi,
10, t2, 13; 24 J, Township Not 24, pctn of "ft r1 .:
RSi.ge No. 3, West 2d principal .MtMrMianlU'
T. 25.; R; 3 . W... 134am':T6VV-3
"U; I5t in -22.; 24;:S7,. ;S$ST. te'U; j VVV
i. 3, s; 8,;io.rTT5ir.'-2Q4
27, 29, 32,f 34. - ,T 56.-: ,tr ,2;. W, .,25 4. ' - - )'
32, 34 36, T.; 26."R t:,w;.Vi, .02,4 31 5?- -r-
17. 20, 22; : 24, . 2,.29.; 32,::S4-36T;27h":.
H. 1-W 3,' 5, ;80O,:,1,; ir,f',20,- T;6Hit;4;:i
12, 13, : 1517, : 20- 2224: 25P 27. 3I3.:27 5
K. 1 E 1,3, -:5,., 8;-W:i2;tfjf 5, J22,4:.u; V:
25, 27, ,',32, Tji.M;5s
10, 12. miSf t7. 20;:2'2i'i4,'25'29;
'IV 27, 3 4E. 34, 36, T. WJ Ri iJfc
e; 32,;34 28,-;it ,4;;E.?tN:'
13; IS,' 17, 20V 22, : 27,Ta it: :
25, ,27, 32, 34.136, . f. C28; lrf5EflHfef
27, 29, 32; 34; 3.6, .'IVSr; dVio!
12,- ld,"15,'2224,-27Tu57;Ti;;8j';
'1012, 13, 15; 17,;20,24.:25;4
15,17, 20, 22,f29, 32, 28 UVKS" -W.
27, R. 9 E: Ul3.;5v -0,T2,Vl35;7;20w:'
, zai, 5, i4v 3efi.T'28?'U;',9 E;
t, 22, m 25,s 27, 9.!32,.'34;;;,6.129,-U,:i:l.-;
E. 1322, 24 25, 27 29; 32. 34. 36Pv- 2o:
R. 9 -3, X 8, IO; 13,' 15, 17,-2022, 27, t';.
29, 32, 3VTV28It: 10..
H- IT o,' o tr . OO O f r xr. 'on . i,'. ' . k '5 .
I E-' 10. 12, .13, 15;:- 42i,''2734T; '-' , V
E.110, 12, 13,1517, 20, 22, 425,; 27;29S'2iVi'v--
34.-36. T 30. R. H E. 24. 25, 34 fit r T A ,
r. h e 35,- s; T 29R;ii2 v. t,v3; , 8;
IO 10 11 1 't0. Or-o rt" - rrv. rt'-x A . ' " '
0, 12; 13; 17, ;20 222425; 27. 2932,34, '-i; .
'.,30, R. i2E.,a5,-T7,l20A222425i;'?''
7,' 2932, 34- 7, T3tR, 42 E.:;i;. '35 ':V4 - V.l;'
, iu,. ii I-,--; io iiU,; Z, 25; 27t 291' '.
4, 36, 1 30U3 15 1213, ;15. , 17 20 v;
2," 24. 25, 27; 29", 32, 34, ; 36, T, 3 1;- R. . 1.1 .' ' : i
, 1, 3, 5, 8 10, 12, 13.17.' 2a 22 ' 29. T. - '
30; R. 14 E. 1, 3; 5, 81012; 1315, 17 - n ;
20, 22. 24, 25,. 27, 29, '.32, 34, 36, ;T3lf:R ';V '
14 E 24, 25,2r.;346rT2R;i4v13:"-''' ;.'(;
22, 27, 2, 34.131 R 15 E: '20,95t Cr "
o-i, u. . portion oi,,
some of ihe, section which were -sold Jby :tho" ; "'V
General iGovernmenpreviou to.the passage of ",v
the act of 2dofIarcbt 1827. and alsa feto V : -
tracts aelected for lock' sites, .'stone quarries,' Ste
The, sales 'will be enntmued from dar to dav. un . - ; - V:
til all the tract shall 6ave been offered, and, Aof '-, ''J' ;
sale made-fo'ra less price per cre 'than ' Js !Te4.4s''-;": " '
quired-for Congress lands.'.." The pidrtVlir;;TT'V
j c is jus vjjivu uj iiia.c mil , fiaynieni, aaa--
receive u patent tor. t he t ract 'purcbased' t ;or by : ;f H fi v
pay ment of one fourth of the: purchenroney't (y,'l:-:yl
at trrntt; of Uie sale, antl the interest 'atix per; s
tan. iiuunri iii auTnutc, 1 crcui
x win pei eiv- c r
ehby the State seventeen years, from. IhV' '
nrsi'Mona.iy
first Mond.y4n-0etpber;nex for the residu;p; c':
; The KrVe and Wabasb Canil. .oVrwtthia.'-Ve
five miles of which these; lands ar,e iwte1d,f'f;-i';;'':;Vi;.K::
128 miles in llieStajfe-i)! lndiu-uaVthe..Wmesof :fe:':-
the V.atitslv -aBd ilaotnee rvers, j which, for fer-- '.
tility of soil, abundauce of . limc-sione, springl,! '&
mongst the finest fbrttp'n of the Western floutt .
cial and mahufaCturmir purpxiseV and is dajj -Vi
increasing in yal.e'i Tromithe midity of emigra-i i
$ion to the tindfrkUjoining, which i Selieyedto H'td
wmcn usi rec: -fimencims saie as panicuiariy v,': 1,i
mer,ietnaMC, Metcnautj sad Capitalist;; .-;- ,f;r
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Office of the Board of .Cora
1 missioners of the'7&b"aslV & ... I"
. Erie Carttl,TreatyGtouid ' 1
Jane M. - - "- . - " . X71S3k
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