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TnjppfTva4T qiyv , T-it nas rehched th?r fnonds of truth prccaut on;1 , -
JOKII GALKS fil-SON, , nnd Wkenl a Jcinrfred spirit here. TV t .V - " .
At nvpet mvance. moral Colaml projects of th. it i TnS't."
" : VnfV ' -IV Ho'lhVn wH ,oon nx: : Dy.pipSia f, wor than a hnuntecl house,
, . vjiv -Vite Ur for the qt spirit is within theauffer.r
oteenffW.nelrinilea its avtn..sHnct claims, a, an impor- ;fl(, B0 "drop or nostrum will disMee
;m for a T)ollar, anL twemy'-fi ve cents for ,a" Y ui;uives foioine a weJijht him.,!i - 4
1 V ' .Lt-. ln'L Vi.'-. j.-A". lot lntpriftt in its fi.half fkor ko. .MBr1 T .
...... mirppninr nuuwcHiiou: innse ni (rrem. i . . ... .... .,.f, ,,Hl ,,a& a, avvu i i.
WTCiTTn s taniu..y reqejve...iuTr, 10 ;
he Edltora must be,oaM. ..; . ' J
krifw what wat wanVrebulced the spi
rit that murmured at his; regartJ;for thesp-
his own example; his church to this event-
ful stage-of .belngaryeyeloping the inost
1-.. I t' I a,. mmi.4m kC Kl ASC'Afl atltts fW Wa Rift? i
sir.ihe lesson seemWto have been incuU
run i ii t nuu ri.ca u raacirut vvi w w aj uaa
cated in vain; For insteadof engaging j
auluous and pWfulolituiJe, this has
hiwn the noi nt all .others.
. QtmniYHOhf 4 iki ! 7i ' r 'fr- Hamlet must have been a dyspepiic For h
promoUthetions.ofthe.Ar.ericanun. eontrolle.l bv pnnce W .2 o ofinKli 7"'
5.y School Union in.the: valley of the Missis- had studied hMn charaft.r 4de; ma- "if SiWto
SeoWtewfaf tUo5w?rA? - s Jinihut nprinrfpJecou d be s.Hy it is in truth nothing but the stomach that
It is nearly eitee ceTituriessince mir t,.ustf.d! w"h did not fl iw from a senje is this. A good dinner may defeat a good
WeSs,ed Redee..ler1Wt)W,he:huy 5 tion, aml a lobster suppewill invariably
WHlive to the misnea of humunVi Jix ' ? .TV- V JH,.V,S",,, ,,a' make a man morose and rruel. To xuch.
hiseyespon aup oUUtrevhildr; lo4r PhimpJ the sae truth. In this 9ufferer, the present hafno joy, ani the
ami tWt.hi Mehcls tfa'fbiigiUTtftre. litsie ;A',eW'!;w.fis -Mpwarcl, of four mil- future no hope. Music anm.ys him, and
i mih lie animated by iin erainple urgent 'f A" of 'fm:nl h:'y w,,h asr"'shng ra- ,irth is hideous. By a strnnge and disea-
J8lhe condescension of fGod-he tk in pH!irpeopIed ihe -fairest' regions of our s,, apatite, he craves, the things that will
his arms and b!esej tAnd the eveutfu question to injure h.m most, and his poer of resis-
ten since, such touching notice was -deem- be resolved, iS,hiw we sh,.U mosr happi- aflce U weak in proportion to the necessi-
i . ,;t;,t nmnuinn Rt K JV fashion the He merits oC thene rising rV nf TPr,in(r Th.r- h- ar
intprpt n2 Ob ects,;me,who hadsnirmetl -r T r - J cero-s regimen tbstmence. One liti
bodr ami 'tne, immortal ronn wnose r j y " nnnin9 ai icasi a tew roontns, or aosuuence
scrutiny reachedhe secretlnfce of a; T'-V, hel,r. 0ttC.nlect from what injures, will reinstate him ih
Ifo Md iheioWfiUm't shall be .. left to exhibit the mel mcholy health. The s.ffVon in his complexion will
.,;l..hn rarid tKn-line- r,n.,rl .i.: "Ptaile ol utnvernal degeneracy of man 2iVe plac to the rose, his bent boil v and
linuit throligK Ui tl-eir, winding. ; H,-, !'8 PfPf but ye-tenlay born
Ltrol i-f which tHe thnrat ci.!.i.atiW and "' t1.'rj.- w '
di!cinlineT.f iMldh2.ded upW lhe ?t. t t.vd, I. I. is pu. ...
III 111 ! "W .-.,W-----w--W ' - - 1 I ft i -
r if uA'.'.ii,.im lui'wicKeunea win uy ami oy come ovn
geof alLotherR, -theomot left tot. . ... . i J . ,
its n tivro i0nr)cniau K Our Sl ivinui ll'ii'flt I
tU., nn.vkof ...ao A i r K k hail I
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1 ' 1 r " . . u. I
a Alii i .rrvai . 'Aia K ha .1 r a a m l ' Ia A An ra I
w r' , ,r i. ,
. I, - . ; , i ..v'ld'ite In ne short sentence. While de-
ini-K writ in ine louniam ;-n you uegire iiie t r - .
k. . .L. n:- -.1 k-i-'.kr..i..-i;si.-klPl"rlftK the frequent occurrence of street
UHI95DU1 III UC HIHll UCaHUIUI, 9IIICIU lilt I
bud from harm. We have inverted
, .
saW? ary tesoif; The whole moral machine
w "
ry of man v ages has not, in any ot its de-
pminenis .;. oeen lilted tor cniuinoou ;
all V9 agencies have been directed over the
heads of children. We have called ii he
season, of innocence, and left it t run to
wnste.'1 -The mother has kissed nfi'the tear
from th? clieelc of h'erlitlle pratler, and of
sen tflf as it an aHgeL wept. Wlule we
have rherished this frnl deception, batan
liai been sowing thebiiter se.tl ofdepra-
it.! "He met the yuung ideas as it slrug-
gh'ti into life, nnd wicktdy cotifinned MS
i-orupt- jnclination he, unresisted, pfe-
p.irel the mould for future.charjcter J and
when youtli dawned, it c.inie with such vi
gor and stubbornness in;sin ; with such
fiiedness pf choice for eyif,-as saWy 'eviir
Cfd the efficient . and dreadful v agency
that had been at work.
The Sunday School has broken this delu-j
sion and now ve wonder at our infatuation. this jvenihg addresses itself t the phil m
Weitinew before, Mhat the impressions of thionhy of a generous people. It becomes
childhood were i deebWfid indelibie-that
they seemed to add inUinct to memory--
that they Endured through the turtnoil and
frown iif manhood, antl oftenCoutlived the
infirmities rif-dotage; But 'yet,; till this
uiensea engine was set m motion, we nai i treemn to senu lorin nnmonai iuihikh
nedected the application of such powerful ces atnong them, that shall establish the
facilities to the cause of truth and Virtue
Now, he who , rurjs' ; may . read, . how
full' of promise, and v how fraugtrt with
blessings is this grand scheme of mercy.--Sir,
it strikes home to the very root ol evil.
It meets the'first breaking out of corrupt
nurpnrs enlightens and exhorts to, duty;
pleads against sin and save from jdealh.
I iittnly believe that Gim intends it; to be
" e grea t means pf fpforini rtg the world.
There may "exist -"soibp , entbuasm; on nhis
wbject. 'I rejoice at fit. Thel-e never was
god cause, -Wiiphl-'klicly iiot'dfeaervc all
the ardor of entKusiasm. There is no time
nw to spafelor cold and reluctarit calcu1
latinieri'ritaoY:v "
( ur lantl. '-' Tliey5arystraining the last
riervej? and 'theyj areiusirig.liito action the
slumbering iiresvDf jnfideluy
shroud the heavens ih the blackness of des-
P-'r. It behove :then all t the fr5endsof
wl and manf'.io be acfe j aod to stand
fonhr a the fearless a"dVe.tes and tilefendr
enf the. truth. VV":;t
We have witnessed witbTgrateful interr
,8t the progress5 Sabbith1 cfiMi irtstrlqc
tn.' Every year has furnisheti; some fresh
proofs bfjts substantia.2 benefits. 'r Take a
iigle illustration in ourrcity. A recent
tigation. ascertained that: of: twelve
ttiuusaod children' who had 'shared in the
Messing bfthit institution,,'1 utlf on had
er been arraigned for crime. (Thiais a
rme of commentlation-bur, ,sjr.r it" is
HLh' the bpguiniug bf good. The next age
i4d- wtt:ebt s;nie of the fulness of its mer
rVu when thf h'ddreri shall; iakeo'ur;pla
c,t .ad As-iurfi upon them the. duties- of
-?neti jin.i - -' ' ; ' ' '
beral-
, , , t!l!f V.'h--: rV "A l"
b win
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r V" 'T nM ;
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"coumiuniiies; wht;thby our benignant
-tt., ..r, am u M.ciigu.cit ine
t-r
Kflf9 - '"
posse
or gMd or evil, that cannot be
h or .disregarded. Riht'y in-
. v.. . .. k
fluei'' 'nimense blessings will reward
.L.i-.'.i. i. i i .i. ... j rc. -
. 4 - a ,
" Vj W " .7n i u" ' "l i T !
P'n
ua, that will sweep away
the List
I I ttelv
Iharrl frntn :i ilftTiiioriiitthpf1 rili7fn cl
- -"SS .
tiiat
leAAain.ktkKAit..tn .Ka a n.l I ha a n 1 1
viiwn ui 'lie miiiuii, mr ami uic niiii
'
T i . L t i cc
rm i av ru . vi iiiPiiniaft, t rri v ri iirn 111 inn
cial station, he rem irkd, that the terrors
if law interposed no che k, and th.it hi
hope rested in trref reformation of public
enttment ; there, i satd he, the mi-chiel
receives its countenance and there we
must look for its corrective. This was
the Iansru3re of truth and sobeness.
tL . i . . : r'..:i.. .1 ii.;.
vvpen me iae moTeinem in rmiaue.r.
. i . 1 . r'..:i.. .i.uu;
was announced, it was hailed as the
har-K
Dinger of i nca I fti la ble blessings. A foun
tain was to be opened whose healthful
streams would send forth richer benefits
to the Valley of the Mississippi, ?han all
their maiestic rivers. The Sunday schools
will reform that perverted public opinion,
tht sanctions the deeds of the transgres-
sor. I ins win puruy rne elements oi so
ciety ; this will arrest the torrent of cor-
ruptiou erect the standard ot sound priu
ciples s
and bv the blessings of Heaven,
save the country and oeroetuate her liber-
ties. A cause, thus exalteil in its aims.
not a stranger lo press this point. It be..
J fits the occasion however, tossy of it, that
a 'nobler charity could not well engage our
.ynipa!hies. ' To raise, an empire of im
iMrtal')'eings to the dignity of virtuous
basis of Dnlitical prosperity, that shall
raise a 'protection around the sacred privi
leges if the fire side and secure the hearth
and the altar, from rude invasion 5 and
more than this, to open to them a pathway
to a blessed immortality, o fiJj up time
with social comforts; to gild its close with
consolations, and crown the whole with
imperishable happiness---Sir, what are
earthly sceptres ? What is all human
wealth and greatness compared with such
a vision ? And in the just hope that it
rn
av shorllv be realised, who can longer
-sp his gold I Where or how can wealth
acconinlish for 'us
ciiKatantinl or
sublimer pleasuret. Patriotism ih it bold -
est conceptions, canpot aspire to a purer
, im-iv 9Uv.. -
. f it '. -' '!..' a " ! .. . .... .
fellpwen'to'the purity of a yirttfous com -
ro
unity Sir failure in such an " enterprise
would be no common privilege. pui, wci
need not fail. The fa. thluf consecration
of our best eflbrtsfis destined to demolish
the throne of the princeof darkness j and
honoured will oe ine, numuieai
mitted to raise a finger
; DYSPEPSIA FOREST
jjassion most celebrated,': i , i :
Ife best can paint it who can feel it most';
ii:.M..:nih'alnshlilVi
! w m r w. mm jiii p m v Kmi r mm t n rna n b n i i - .
UUS insn tnis io eieyate ao t5aieusivc ,,r lhendMhereason,it there pe one, wny ine vesse
gion of enterprising men to rescue the.mrre not, Jtcpt. . Sucn, ariuises -should 'be fro"1.
iroie wav"ui(. luuucuyc i aiayi'is" scrupulously reueemea, inougn at a greaii
and crtnie, and being, up millions of oor. ce and even wheu inadve'rt
i'.'-ti i. h. iii. ni a irtr ii rn i . nnnir i r- k. , it i.mvhi"; hinv -rn i .Th Hahm ittvn nnnn ann . iwo . p-ooa i tion ne nuueiurtu
,i - n i ;.uu a.;..Air . ;i-....n Ir ..i .. .. tU.t w-k. Iwrina Kiilnor inrl two 'ftbuTC and is handsomefv I ter firivioi? Tiotice. l
r i-.a : . i r jtl.r . . . . t.: .l. o I FrMhpd.t . - - . I Pear at ine nexx
tie lUf nis,suoiec may us a am, as ui me DCen lying to turn from nis ye-y oinu. .r.pu If '.i.h.rV wnminto trt. iinna to be held for
manner of rcsistioj ;thii : fclLperyadirigling f'ota the !&rst'.
b vv.....uv ....w.. .M - ...
Her gloomy presence saddens all the scene.
Shades every flower & darkens every green."
Ancl browner hbrror on the
woods." .
J nua iju ittti ttf Mti
or MIlnantIK Ills h sto nA.k.ma r--i
remedy ; it seems easy and simple, and
,s certain, vet he tries it not. It is Ci-
le
creeping gait will be succeeded bv an erecr
a titude and a firoi stp, and he will be
come joyous, good, and if he will, great,
on the simple condnion of absiinenre ; yet
he instances of u h resolution are indeed
rre. I; is almo as erty to find person
whose strength of mind has rescued them
from destruction, aft :r a long course of
intemperance. Wh t can move a dy.pep-
tie, when reason and sutF. ring will no r
Boston Cou.
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paren i'al Falsehood.
In noticing Mr. Opie's "Illustrations
f Lying" a writer in th London Literary
Gazette, Ims the following rjem.ik-, which
are well worth v the attention of parents :
Th-. re is oe c'ass of ties, whicti we are
a little surprised did not ittract a Urger
share of ilrs. Opi'a attention : C7 Lie
told by r reits to their children. We be
heve that the siigh' regard in which strict
;ruth i1 hld among m.v kiml is principally
iwing to the lies, which arf told to chil
dren bv their P ireri s, during the few first
f thpipHves. Xhen is the lime that
' . : : ; n
pVro.anent imp-essions may be as well
made as at any later period. It is then,
probably, that' what is called the natural
propensity of a child is unfolded. Many
persons who have great abhorrence ol ly
persons wno have great Dhorrence or iy-
: i ii... nkiMpa m if iVio rfaiar't I
iuS, aiiu-iip men V.IHU.C, .. "y'
hem in it, yet make no scruple or teiiiug
and acting to them the mo-t atrocious r :se-
. .. .... . ' r i I
hoods. 1 iere are lew parents wno no not
no mis in a greater or icss ucgrrc. luuuh
doubtless without dreaming ''they are guil
ty of crimi'ial deception. With many,
ihe whole business of managing their chil
dren is a piece of mere artifice and trick.
They are cheated in thefr amusements,
( heated in their food, cheated in their
dress, Lies are told them to 1 them to
do any thing which is disagreeable. If a
hiid is .tjke physic, the motherjells him
she has something good for him to drink ;
if recusant she will Send for the doctor to
cut off bis ears or pull his teethyor that she
will go away and leave him, and a thou
sand things of the same kind, each of which
may deceive once and answer the present
purpose, but will invariably fail afterwards.
Parentsare too apt to endeavor to pacify
lUir fhildron hv making promises which
. 1 a . 1-1 .l. :..i.
t tev never intenu 10 periorm. 11 iney wish
J 1 . l. 1
IOr instance, m iom; oj bwiiic C8ig.M
which they fear will be injuriousf they re-
conciie them by the promise of a ride or a
valk, Or 8Qmettltg else wnitri;W4ii pseaae
. . . - I I'l !lt l.
them, but without any intention t rair
. . ' , rati I L I :u.
fying tiieni. 1 Jin is lying, downright.-
w . ... I . 1. I ..I l..!..l.iMM tk.. I. w.m .
tLJv -nnthinir of
mises to children 5 if the erformance be
urea n nig iiicu jjiu.
I - i u... .1
inAf nterpctiv couvenieiiu nui nicy aic
1 (he jast peraons to whom j promi?
I. k , b ecaue they Icannoi
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com pre-
.
I v . - r i; . s. "i
enfry made. For the child's moral liabitpiicatSo'ns: for a.page may also be made to
h' . f ' 5,iteiv more consequence than sch
inconvenience can be to a parent. .
h f onl. ooiic;d a few of the cases
0 5iase
enough to lllus-
of intr children, but e
infe tgt frequericyf it-.
a . ' .... L t." ..t.l U 1 nA
nerwonuers now uu &uouiu ac icaiii;
I position aud. tendency to, falsehood, which
. o
iuau, Fci- n - . Durfiued aicourseof deception for 'VJ :,""r
'?,he.WWlt- two or., three fir?tW, IfiH
r-r limrp.: . then finds his child is trying toder -i -;o u;u
A I T on 9 . I' . . , . n 1 , uY i. I JC ana oiorc, vu jrmjfcucwiuw wt, wiiii,a
ALUKUaJ7, -t fceive him, and ill tell a downright lie, I a&the Citv Poat-Office. will be sold on
I ne aiiriouies iriose naous w vu niuaiB o i
: ; SCANDAL.
- . V. V ; v-.
' v Reader hpe jovr ever suffered in being
made the mark ol scandal ?' Is there a
man or woman, 'old or young, in the towu
of Providence ' who has not ?v And are
there many, who have not, in their time,
inflicted scandal i These ae leading
questions, and are. more or les applicable
to every communitv. ana particularly so
to the bt-ssed community in which we
live.''' ' '
There are ten or fifteen men, in this
town, who are without business of their
own, and are continualCy meddling1 with
tnat or ntner people. Are a lady and gen
tleman seen walkihg together in the street,
-thevare engaged to be married, and they
win go on anu nx tne aay or your wedding,
the colour and shape of Jour dress, the
parson, and all the particulars ; and if the
ladv takes your arm, she is nothing less
than you wife. By these means the
tongue. of scandal will allot to a man more
wives in one week, than Solomon had' in
the course of his ijfe. Does a gentleman
stjeak with a married lady,- there is in
trigue and sin a f not, and her husband
must know it. Does a lady witunut a
hundred thousand dollars presume to go
into ihe street decentlv dressed, she is
bringing down ruin upon her familyr-she
is making a great show to display her
charms to captivate th men, while her
unwashed kettles are tumbling together in
the kitchen, and cobwebs fill every corner
"f the house. Ih a man transiently em
barrassed in his affairs, be is in jar he
is dodging the constable at every corner
he has mortgaged all his property ihe is
living in a style he cannot afforsi-i- he eats
too rich a steak for his dinner: he wear
oo fine a piece of cloth and he never at
tends -to- his business. Does he hire a
etiaise to go out of iown on his own nffurs ?
he is runaway, and all hi creditors are
seen running .sftvr him. Besides these
there-are a thousand and one stones h itch
ed, wi hoot the shadow of a piauMbiliiy- jrx
e
eu poi
let her marry. An ther has runaway from
with her tooiman. Another was seen to
k.'ss a g -n leman in the itreet and ano
ther has contracted more debts thin her
husband tan ever pay. Mi. Sufferer was L
seen' last night as drunk as a beasty and
roWalk hi
tp evPlM(Jg
lie aou nis late D.iriner. laiU urutlK uii i
X all last
g they cam
stivet and frightened
wheiY at last is was proved that Mr SuL
ferer was out of town alt the afternoon.
on busines. These are some of the ten
millio n of scandalous and lying reports
. . J I
which d-ily flo.it through rhu country, as
.'hick as the air we breathe. Ihey meet
us at every corner of the street : 'hey
otan ous lies, engendered whoie, and S t Janiea Sheppard; Clerk,-of put sad,Cotirt, aV '
n motion for (he purpose of creating an mte the firfit 'ndHyAo ,J '
K . - H . - JAMCS-SIIKPPARD.-Cite f
it iiemeiii. miss &n-aria-so nas swano;- . . r,-. fc. - , . ;w c ft ,r
Wfaii Ka nca Hut to I Ho tsr . m 1 1 ' i I I MH.fM rAI . hC ' i " ' " .1
V j M If VI IlilUVI W'HIUII I I m M.M.-M -w Jfc-V -w J VJ W . ' ( ,
cluster on everv lio. and increase ten fold.levery convenience for a; femily residence. ifA
in mf ovorv Kr . n, Kv nurlil nd i at.
ine evi int u forth oUt friends are
. . . ... , I
. - " . . i
parpDg, anil old enemies excited airesn, i
and thp vPrv roots and rrin of socieiv
- - j r mt
are ,arned lrt;o bilterness. Who will set j
the Wainple and reform ?
Providence Paper-
m .
MRS. JOHN HAYWOOD
IS prepared to ' accommodate twentg-ve jr
1 thirtu Members of the LeeisJature. She as-
sures all those who may honor her with their
patronage, that no exertions shall be spared to
- "Z"
building.
N. B. The favor of early appiicfion, i,
quested. I
Sept. 18, 1830 y
(Tj Mrs. H continues to receive Travellers
and Boarders by the Week, Month or Year.
HAYWOOD?s REPORTS.
viHE First Volume of this valuable .Work be-
ins: out of print, we are about to publish a
new edition of it, wiih References to subsequent
Ifn!.rimpn( of the Legislature, and decisions' of 1
, . r- - - . ' , 1
the Cour of Conference and Supreme Court,
Tou. f thA nMSuB rnrtfd. mro-inul Ah.
stracts,, and a new Index, by W. H. tUrrit,
Esq. of Franklin County.
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1 me ii picsciii in iwnsHf aiiu wm
ocgoiouiwuH auvcmauu v ,
' J.tAtllb KoUjN
une lg30 ,
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Office of the! ColoiUZatiotl Society.
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lUDllO Ol tllC AlllCt lWitH OIUII-
j j. tion Society have resolved to aeapatcn
I i i .
L. io convev one nunureu or mure
Norfolk' to Liberia, on the 1st of October.
emigrants 1
ntrhlv important, that applications for a
passage in this expedition, should be duly made
iniko Corroturv nf the SncietV in this r.itV. Aru
J. fi. Latrobe, Esq. Baltimore ? John JHhaiX
i:A?wwlS
ries of any of the Stateor other AuxiUary Sod
., : ,v i
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a1 &. th Hitv Pokt-Office.
I j-.-v- - rf .
"i reasonxDie terms r,..v. .
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will admit of other improvements.
Apply SEiltby merchant, at, the
v
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Auu jt9 .. A p. unilGo flt1fl StnrP for Salft.
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"B"N November 182.' a Cortrcntion W teT J iii"- f
HaTeih ' for the purpose, of deriffinjr the-'
ways and means of supplying tpe State with tft N
inoie, by May l3I." T.h Resolutions adopt
ed at that meeting have beeoMaKbelrore the "i.'
public .Although the. frieri, of the; Bible c aiiie V,
hare exerted themselves to carrythese resolti -tions
into efreet;,yet much- remams t ; be done!
if the State is.-tqbe supplied v. it! :.V the time V
contemputed. , : 'f , l i
As there are mjny Bih'li Sopiitiet and Ao fc
ciatipils" irl the State, which hold no; comm. nl-4; til
catibh witBf each other, and, qf CourseV act .witW- -1 v ,
out concert, it, is ''evideht,- tlYattf as t theiVorll; fTi.:.'
draws towards-' a close,vnone,of tfiem can acft. ;
sdsedly tfpless.theyliave before theroV aU !! . S?
that has, been dbner Isdoing and'needs ; to be p '
d?ne, ,thiit odf . Statel'roay e- furnished with :;V
With a view of cbflectinp Information, and r
acting- in concert, the frienVla of tlie Iiible cuse
think . it.bexi; that a .Second Bible , Convfntnii '
shoutd be held in Ualeigh oh Toea.l.y, the;v;
14th day of Decembel830." ;To which.meet- r";
iog, Delegates Yr6m,ih ; different Afiible. Soclei v ' .
tiejMind Associations, and. friends of the. cause
nerally, are jnvited to Attend. - Where attjn-- -danCe
is inconvenient such written .comma nt 1 '
cations as will further the cause, are respectfi
ly solicited, so that all the information needed
may be before the Cohventioh.' ' - i ;
; , J &ALES, r cc5f
Rateigh, Sept. 2l: 14 ' -
Htate df North-Carolina:
Pitt County
. r Asoun or rieas anu Huarier pessions, r 4
August Term, 1850.7 ' t',
Abraham Stocks, Amos Stocks' arid others. , '
Henry Stocks and'Thpmaa BroWn and Amy hjrf ;
....xtl'wife. ' , . ,,,, ' .
Petition for Sale of Nepdefc vV , .
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the - Court '
that the defendants Henry Stocks & Thomas.
Hroxvn and Amy his wife, are hot inhabitants of !
this State ; it is OrderedCihat publication; be
made in ttjf Jlaleigh, Register for six' weeks, that .
unless the saldTHenrjKStocks and'f homas browit
and Amy. his" wifet';apvpar befpfe tTie Juticea of'
t he Court of Pie is Quarter Sessions to be helds
for said county at theCourt house m Greenville
on the first Mondayjn Novembijrjnext,- and anV
swer io ine pemron, xneapexuion wm dp nearo
- parte and sale ordere accoKhnfy
af OFFERS far Sale his HOUSR LOTS iff the '
Town of Oxford, with the LAND adjoimnsf -
anout 200 acres -of wtiicii about 60' acres ara
Woodland. The House is 52 by 40 feet. Com
Pi,ftITiswith fire nlaes on eah floor, with.
wide passage on eachgarret distributed into V
ciuscis aim io wnnurwuic rvumn ; juiu ccuw
afternoon, aud, in onaer tne wnoie uiviaen into several apartment, ; ;: .
o fi'nn in, ih. It s situated in it most beautiful ove"of Oaksi 'l,1
e clown into me . -!, . J ?y
.. . attached to it is a. larire Falhnir Garden fnrnisli ,.
gome liule ffirii .uu...-i,irJ: kL.k t-.. it ii . ,
k cj i wiiii ii ii us c: c:iu.i.sz:iii una liic iiui iii jb i a ftc i h nr - -i. 1 ii
constructed of rock ae stone, Spring-House' 'V' u
Well ofexcejlent. watet in;.the'yardP' Office in ' - T ' '
the yard suitable for a Lawyer, and every nece ' 7 V
7?,;" SL' - i?r --"C:
Alii. TANY A RT1 now in hirnf inn.' urn !.' 4 i..
Illltlll. gIVC ClUJJtUJTHICUl.lU o in iw iiiluallTII7 i. V , '(.,F;V
10 j acres of lawl attached to it; ' and on tfie prep : t .
oener twusi.ruvi.cu mru w ieiuuiu any ,
.mI tiX3
reasonable and accommodatini? term.
i'hr T hia nmnAftv. urill n riiannw.l n
. THO. B. tlTTLFaJOHN.- .
Oxford, Septal, .
s?- -r. 5oaw tf ,
8TUAY. ItOGf.
th af Ml or stolen from the subscriber, about , , ' '
the middle of July last, a valuable. Hound - '
I Dog,;6f a yellow coior and tolerable Urgehz; r y .ftl
Willi m t iiiu. uivsn uvvk auu Willi H AIIJIZC f ' - '' '
in hsface theerjdofiW f la , 7 ;
was raised.in Graiiville cuuhUv about six' miles 1 "
southeast of Qxford. V I heard ofJhe doi? it'f:ha- , .
pel Hill, .white on hi.;way;rtrott,borWh to
j ii v mv
. Aiiy perso - . ,
WiTO"! 'V rV
Chanel Hill.- 'or.rW: i Strnntf AfPittinnW
who will secure1 him forme. .J information r
respecting himv will be thairkfuUy received and
airiy person who . will deliver the said dog, Id ei-'
ther of the above ? mentioned gentlemen;2 or to
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myseu at uxioru, snau oe iioerauy rewarded.
September 2. . k ; . f ; vvv.IQ-at
j . State o North-Garoliaa.'
Wake County.- V;
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Edmund Barer Agent of Alex; Treemaau ":'
Jesse B.' Johns,
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Original Attacnment. ? ,.v
N Attachment having . issued. itY the . above
Attachment for thespaVeoF SOTdaVi,. wpen if
RId Jesse B." Johns do ti.it flrmprr arrd rr!ri n
niRaii. iiiuif iiieiiL u uu
ial mill, be entered against.-.
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, Gen unijeP ay hand, Icclthia 13th SepW
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12 4w f WF.STON R. GALES; J. P.
" State rNfirCh-naraiiii.'
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i KOCKingnm uoumy. ;
Isham Browder sen. Wm. If endows. Admr. of
'Nancy Thrsaher; dec Isaac Clarke aftd Tabi- ,
t tha his Wife, 'and Autfustin Fearea. ' s V . v- '' "
Petrtion fof probate of Isham Erowder'a WilL
'ffT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Isaac Clarke -and Ta bit ha - his wif' and
Aueustine Feaiiare?iiot ' inhabitant of t?oa
State t it is ordered by the Court that publics ;
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o the sard rlefer.dants to an- ' S
Court )f Pleas and Quarter Sea- -- -
the county of Rockinehara "r-
at the Courthouse in lVent worttuf on the 4tb,-!r;..v l
Monday in November next, and answer or the ' tv. 7 ? r '
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