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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. J
Saiteutm five Duilant per Bho
aattom- baTTit
lio. Onc D4lr; tc1i etotiMqueiit iaaeftio6.S5 eeiila.
i;ouil Unlrr inU Jodiciai Adertienirnl will lie
All Ittera to the diW inoat be pott-paid.
C'
. y. i.t " .,
CV MARRIED. :
vitie
vnire '.Hill i irreev me - iiiiaDami. iki i
husband . atid
ilie
ie fntlter, the nature of society, ttrgrs stialiif
fasuns why men ahould get married. . Be-
wm human iniHrtifreoieiit, the pod of the
frasuns
rrld, depud upon woman in het proper
nliete. Our 0st lestons are the tnstruc
A I . f t ' . ' J ' - I
iu,ni oi tier upa, ana our earnest tmpresioos I
are ukpn rrotii; lief iam pie. Thtft it is
hieh extendi throughout all ran ka and all
tesuiankincl-l
Woman's influence;, therefore, not jrnly
iheds a' mild and lettering ! lustre Over the "V
trans of her friends, around tiro fireside of
her family ami within the narrow sphere in
which nature has placed her but upon the
wliole. world. ; It enters the haukits of vice,
md drags forth the victim of the bowl, dash,
cs itfrixc his ljps and restore hiui to tea
son ami to a virtuous ie. .11 ; prevents, tne
prosututioii of Uioae qualities which ennoble,
dignify and elevate in an above all ulheri b'e
It. prevents crime in it thousand , rrms,
uuiiinu , i"inifi I ,
t mlmm m. rt...,U . I.At, I.. , IJ
VUIIIHIK TO . lvIIUCaU7 UM1
n..nAMt BhkMfHlllhU Xlill .wl..dlll I
feifiv nd ?tves birth td a thousand T bleai
furrs that would otherwise never exist. i
The you nc "tain who is fond wf the society
t virtuMiS feuiales,- has n better capital for
bis character, " thati birth or wealth could
fire him. tte ia looked r upon as a moral
uid virtuous man, because, 'geuerJdiy speaks
ing; only such ' take pleasure in the refine
aenrtif female society .i ;. '.y-yk' ,
Take' it all in all, therefore, ., mart iage ia
necessary for tnanV happiness, for the true
formation of his ehsractert frf the peaee of
his home, the eomfWf of hi hrart, the joy
ol ms ymith(.sttu live solace 01 nis years. r
a. . -' ft " . .. m ' a ' .
In Hoe mart nevrt Becomes c member of '
tntmy until he is married. . Unmarried, he
is looked upon with distrust.'. He has no
1; .mi- mmmrn - m m' r - " .
home, no abiding place, no anchor 4u hold
htm fast, but is a mee piece of-float-wood
on the great tide of time; His interest is not
with society, farther than the accomplish
ment of some set6sh object is concerned,
ml ha n.iiii llnl ' Tiii ilia tmtArrm rtf tYtm nun.
: . - v . 1 . 0 . I
emt'.ons ssrringiiig op,
arouuu mm, anu wno
ate to live after him.- He heeoine einbit
lered in iis feelinfa against all mankind,
nisnthnk, pidrsiinonious,inoTose ami inuv
eiblc. ;, ' y-.-:'. .: '
To our friend of the B- , and B to all
youni; men who are looking after happiness
we sav, therefore " CJet Mamru." ' f -
lfyou.are desirouj of w. allh, get married
for a good wife
promotes ItaUits of industry
SXltfl . .u m i mi mm A. A. . - a mm mm m i a -. mm mm. to.af to a mm
ZrT : LrZ: ir'eiiZ
in 'ingle life.
-..- .-j.. 1
is.;
It you are looking ifar stations of distinc
tion and honor, get married, 'for a good Wire
HI'. tJ - - '"a .:.' .: a . '
win fceKui auvance ner iiusnanu ,in uie
pruHecution of all honorable purposes, and
leml him that aid and eitrourasement , which
he can derive from no nther source. '
If you would heotone a - good citizen, ret
married, tit he ia alone wot thy of the title.
who u connected, to the great family of man
by the ties of hosband and father. I-
If you are firtunate, get married, for a
jmmI wife will increase ' your prosperity and
render you twice blessed in the enjoyment
of your ric.ies- it- ,V "-l
ft you are unfortunate, cet ntamed. The
res of the world are - lessened by having a
Wife who takes hleaaura in charintf- with vou.
I . t . .- r . - z .
If yon are in business, cet mairteil. Cut the
warned mart 1ms his mind fixed on his husi
: lWvuia is more lifcel v ot
as... ... I a " aw .'i. f-4 m. . ( - - ..a ss
uccejis.
If vou are Vftoinev"0fet rn'arrierl. .. Doe
rranklin advocated earlv marriages because a
an who ruarres yoUng, cau have the? satis
fftioii of raiaintr srui' ediiratinir hra ehihlren
before'he dies. ? v.i.-.
Gbt Mai'iid.-Xet yobr plans arid pur
ples fr fuuire Jifejbe what tfjey may. tiie
business of srettine married is iim that littiild
be nteiided to first as it neither interferes with
yeur plane, nor prevents their eieention. f
Get MaRttien-lie soberly, be itidustri-
fln, . engage In. nothing that will deteriorate
ifiirn your character as an honest man a pure
Piridt, and a kind husband; take our advice.
atiU " with all Vonr ettmes." act Minmn.
THg waiL'or China.- This it probahly,
J1 greatest Work i
It was hnilr ki,ili'
ever executed by man.
two ..thousand: years, be.
ms ' . to - to --I . ' - ' . -
. --r ...w. .
fre tu3 christian era; arid i fifteen hum
'es in extent. .Tiierw are Llwo ' parallel
r k walls, twelve feet apart; and the tntet
vl is tilled urt with earth. ; It UtwentV
'"tin heicrhi 'n.l live fiivVRrm on fti are about
'ee. hundred feet aparVr : IUU w .
.j y .(.'. ' ' ' ,vl.y--v''"--,-
In 1M1, three hundred acres of land were
rented by the General Court nf Masacho
nts. to Stephen Day, for settinf up i Print-
Inir TV . A.
-i rress at Cambridge., -
ek.rH 15 pet rrtit higheM but a deduction of 3S lor o,w.vBnir un?roueMun. oiDunc , e 7"'. a,raV "r w
SrthMbttUe,.-;' A:V-.- sipped hi rcourcf. in a caretfr of, ice arid 7?' 7$"?'" ..f
.TwteTnl extravagance i. dep While Wa.ri tu.Jf Miral
WI" r0 ',a' 10 'pe- ! " no daV oa hi-cldeit line , General i!e iroveraiei,4r atMroee it. ,li-ni .,i..f-in
fiettinir ahle Individual liaDninaaV
the plewdrea of the Wial circle", thtf com- ni,8tu,sl,,?8 fin hit'ctinduct.
it domesun ltti.anil tna ainile and rheer. I j"""s iub ,uu.,ifiuw unutiY i
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v THE REy. J. V.' FLETCHER.
His courage and intrepidity were t
I able. There i an vnecuote teUtfiu
biraj)lieri on thif uljf ct, o itriking, tlul
1 1 cnnnot resist -lhe emtouon o! prcsentitig
it to your feudef. Mr. Fletctier had a verv
been . Uisnitsed frnii the Sardinian 'errice
Guns'; antf presented a loaded plsiol, threat
ened t ahuot hi in miles h would imn.edi-
alely advancn him: fire UonrfrerfW.iia. The
General,' - ihouxh tubrate man,- well . krtf
wht a detfperada herhad to deat Widr, and I
wtUi.Jii ill iroUen,acauisiUon.f! In the eve-
his til -ffotten . acquisition
n,n? PMln "" "W yOUHge Uncle,
Mr- 'etrher. he detrruuued la rail on hiiii,
ndegan whh inliirrtihgjiira tfWGenertl
uu,,ns nw .Uonft., ntt ai a proof; eahthiteU
a,e dr"ft ne GiinV own hand Mf.
IIaIV tr t& ; ttmnfr f I,ta n A n t
v, .,.u ucjw.
"" M?,u ., wf, u31"",'. "1'. : 1 "cn
alter sohie remarks: puttiher' it inui his DOek
el d strikes .ihe' youiiji man. that
J" - f this itote by
otA d methoaj ahd in htmesly 1 can-
reiu"' w n.M1 wiw-wy- orouier anowi
uc l,i,ynaHon ; I ne neppew'S pis-1
tol was iiumediate!
ly at nift'breast My me '
replied M r. Fletcher with pei fVct calmness, I
ua secure in the i protection nf AltoiirhtT
forfeit
of my Integrity; and of Your rashness'
;i his firmness dreir froiu the nephew' the
observauont that his uncle De.Goiis.' Uiousli
si ai"-" .
an otu soiuier, wan more airuiu 01 oeatn man
his brother.' : Almid Jiif death V rejoined j
Mr. Fletcher; do ybu -tliinkrhave beeri ;
- --i,e.. , , .4 i I
iWBiuj'Ufo vcBro oiiuisvcr wi uia iuru ii inc. I
, ... .......
Ttt J1" cal1 J1 grnthrraan I Ytou art,
v . . A V k, ........ v ..v. . ....
ttte seducer of teuiale innocence, and sua
you say you are a gentleman !'- You are a
duelUw and for this yon style yourself a man
vf houdur l ' iMHtk there, sir t the brOait eye
of ; heaven is .fixed upon. us. . Tremble - in
the presence of your Maker, Who can in a
moment kill your body, and for ever punish
y our soul in hell.'' The unhappj man turn
ed pile, and trembled alternately with fear
and rake. He stilt threatened his uncle with
ihstahl death. Fletcher, though thus men
uLi.'i.-'W..'i. kf.... .Mt.'t 'i.v. i
..A?L.,.i.l J...lJ
aim, ucmpwu , "5 -a""V I
at length Jerceiviog him to be affected, ad
"VJ: 17 "11-it Ji 1 1 i I
Mide. aud inaiiv fair urumises on the outer.
.Y- , r......i
and pririitlple, together . with its influence in
ivercoiiiiiig Uie wilklef l and most . desperate
proflitfacy.were never more finely illustiated.
ft, Ueervea to DC put into ; me nanus oi every i
self styled -man of honour." to show' llitn J
t . .1 i " r
how . Jar superior. is; the eournge that dares
not sin, to, tlie bimated - pnivresa of a - mere
man pf;lhe world, j How utterly, eontempti
blelkti desperation if a duellist appears,when
contrasted with the noble intrepidity of uch
Un ,,il. t ie Wb Vuar iif
Muilflev l '
v.i I
GENERAL MAXIMS FOR HEALTH.
Rise early . Eat simple food. Take suf.
ficieut exercise. Neverlear a little fatigue. J
Let no' cfiildren ba dressed in ticht chithes i I
I a - - - 'A f " : : - ' i w I Aaa a fia
dressed him id lahguage truly paternal, till innnih, exelosive of wsshio. which w na ,1fnu Giovesv iiandkercbieRdsttdi8carfi Oenta'tfeniAer Z TjT FZ. !LT ! a' "lo -ZL"!
be had fairir disarmed htrn He Would not ondur 1 - ; T f dwoonrtnadeo,, m large job. Clo.hmg oT every description t 8tra-e Msnh.g; La- "J?"". f "Jfl 0,;t".D
return hi. bher'. drl,. but engaged io ESrt - -i
V lr Hf tly?enld with" trn ". ' 1 " ' ' aTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA W, wtfcrtw " torM ' VVhiJ, sVfasWs Caalg.!
? prayedfwiu him. and after . CAUn. M.u. a return, her grateful S ZT? 2 .t -fHUTJl lli: C.ah Tboe wishing to.buy .ny of the above .nd o-rerXoristj Witl hu ted ilhand )d jnV
fulnliing his prouusai of assistance, farted A fkwtedgeilllIlt, , lhu wh0f w,,h ,', Mrty. pr.g T.rm, 1840. wULlfl e , tM .14mlBe iiabing a Journal devoted to tbel advocacy Mi out
u..iH liim aiil niii'li f(inil mUips nn biii r"fr i ..-.i .l..:. t. a.ii. ... k-. tJolomoti u. Ward, Adm. c. on ... o.i. riWl.V.n At rsal.t.lTIk!. - . own political seiihmentfc and lnseHiahthlt attxehod fa
it is necessaiy that tlietr Inuba aud muscles rwe that the memory can lie cuitrvaied at jhe ex
.houui have full play, if you wh for'either U.
their iiealth or their beauty. Avoid the ue
cesstty of a physician, if you can, by Careful
... Aim P,t urltat hikt Uon
uouMvuwyw..
with vonr svsiero, and resolutely abstain1!
fiom what hurts you, however well you may
w -
like tt. A tew- day's abstinence, and eold
water tor a oeverage, nas uncn u 1111 "
S . a 4 . -I mmm Mm mm. Mm . to. . a M
approaching disease. Wear ehoes or 000 8 that
are Urge enough; it not only prouuecs curus,
but makes the leet mtssiiapen uiciamp ineuui
W nsh ortiathe very often, and rub the skin
avr 1 - .
I ttliirClU if II I V
With a cloth or brush. ; As far
. j at regular hours.-
Wash the eyes thoroiijf,lily in etdd watereve-
rv morning.
Lo not reau or sew, at iwiugtu.
ir hv too dazzling a UflrWir Clean the teeth
io oure water two or three .tiroes a day ;
buW above all be sure to have them clean
before you go to bed. 'Have your bed-chamber
welt aired, and have fresh bed linen
every week; It 1 not " healthy to slee p in
heated rmitns: .Lst childreo' have tlteir bread
and milk before they have been long un.
Cotd Water arid a run In the 1esfi air oeioTe
breakfast. vVi Uf ;
From an old Faraier's Dairy,
If the flesh nf naeef is vonhiK it will
It tne Uesn of ox-neei ts-yoong, 11 wti
t'i
Ul open gtain, be of a gMal
ider. T he fat shtmld lolt
I have a fine smoo
1 red, -aud feel tender,
white rather than yellow ; ; for. when thatisl;
I to, ' to . m -.' I
leloser s41l. the fat hard aud skmnv. tlieftean
deep red, and a stronger scenu Ox
beef is" the richest and largest ( but to some
tastes, heifer beef ia better, if well fed. In
old meat there is a jtreak of horn in ihe ribs
of beef : the older, the harder this is ; aud
j.. e ito-, I
me nesn is not nneiy.nayoreu.
Iredpna deep color, the meat l, seldom good. James V. Kusseii has removeu iwyonu me umiw i.
The grain ol cow-beef is closer, and the fat this State 1 is inererore -ruereu. inai puoHca.wn, .
1 . : 'm - I a a. B.t.s. UtotTa.W r.. '...a an n Br ffiaS tils 1
. whiter, than that of ox beef; but the lean js not "."utZJm. Z
roue so hrtffht a red. I he train. f hn -hpnf r " . n. :-:ti'.:-ixejjNfl
i -'a, - . ' a .,i lasswasssi w . iv iiKSsanai ui smasaK ss axial as x xjaaaa as in v .
DV III i "'""'"i uewteil to KfcHio. MoralitV. Sci- luri- at Law. will attend to tbe atliualfiient am!
In f.ttpriii6 ili. hew jMunat, therd.
IJ to lhjiB4ier f iieHncRcaU Alrad fl.fin
Tl;,w. U rtwfutly add rnx(a..tri buM up
.jf. " lt" Vr,,',m,, R'fiiiwo iHH-ienMWe
SVVa "f C.j eom.
w w. shall indtiMriou.lv l.lK,'rt 'Jt 'forth
maiaiain sound priori plea bf niurairtr." rorreit ta4e
Ad jrn.nl mai.i.et. - Vire Id all It Varied form- kball
BMft its otetiied r. boke. atKl a derided atatd will be
taken again! alt ittiinritT of exVreiMiwii or rVnnen.
: 3,:" 'n:
(lam . u .11 .Lj.i.iuk. - I .1. .. . ' .
Meuenger i tbe virtu..u4 and good of every age an
of Tery:aeCt.t .
d
tipd to tbtw brstibes of iiatdral wiettce Wi tokegaary
a be at least ptitUtUy understoiul S by every farmer
and every nteefctfMte 4 the roontr. v t r
zAih. The Pttlttiral Deiartitent wilt be under the
immediate and leentrol nt j. RuataTi, Vho be
nea bimrtlf i be a tnu ReMtbUean tiul aa aurb
ffmrf and support -laHeaduig measures of
Kr&SS
HUth rw S
preh.jr bis oplai-n mi all jrwf beri iio iba
iitiesi u.tefestrf or ihe rotnaiiity, witlmut, at any
rtmej iiruuhtttlne: bin tper t tbe utibattrtwed Duruo
" w wiltb.- d.i-
Si'fS ?f
tend 10 tbe puMre weat aud suppxett hat in his
judgment woutd W liijurimla. f v f . r
! And fintlly, as we shall ak the favor hf etAanji
ing with' the heat pr f the rouhirvwe hopXi
I slwsys ready Iu ketp nur rcadrrrf inrruu- f the
tmporutnt transartioua pasiung at hocno aud abrdau. ',
TERM rtThe :BrgU'Jtia&il;m bo
.... ..,.. ..... . . . .
piwur wiiu new urea anmvuea iduto a imrge
ifl,! lh. 1 ..flh. .nkrl.ti.... ..F :
thin tWflfft nor r, it be ai-rminu.
.... ,. i.- ,.. .... . ' S . . :.
ed. kre at fbe optioh of the publiahr, Uutit all'ar-
rrsraaea are aeuieuv -; ' -
Aaheville Juae 5 1840. . ; 4ft
AW SCHOOt:--t haeoeneda Law Srhool
at MN;ksviie. itaie Uoumy. Tbe itiode ot in-
auuctitin in that adopted' hj the latS Chief-Jeatiee
HettWraon ftmiHar rnversati'n.
No young ga'iil man will be leCommended for Li
eehre until he has studied one yearr f advine, two
veMtir ak ihe term of .reparation. The charge will be
rie hundred doTfara. whether the aiudeiit ren.ain one I
v ; mm mm m m mu ana' uaav , mm mm urn w m w wm m -mr mmm w m.
r M.t -...-J.-.-,ti...-.i(K..i i,4.i-1
..lk-willlaHomiaheA ' , ! I , I
,. ;7TJ.f,7. L ' ,.V: J.L i... ..-.-i I
and irnaularitv. ;
uv. aauaa aiadtEi ss uue kw marniaiasaa m,
ifon for aisaipetion
tn. j.: ..r k..., : ii.i v;nna ct Art I
care. A she ja a suanger i many in isaieign, u
has been suagested to ber that she ought to state to
those who may deem tbe information important, thai;
her education has filled her hr the oftlce ot a teachrrf
In Europe, she was for some years a pupit of the
. . a a v
celebrated Mr. 4N as Professor of Rhetoric and Elo-
It. . 7 ' . . ..
cution, and she completed her studies .under the
masters isi Philadelphia . In New-Vork,-she. wai
best
was en-
gaged as Governess in "the first families, among u horn
were Fsarjaoa t;0orra, r-sq . autnor .-t tne espy,
Pioneer. &c Gtosax GsirviM Eq Col.Taoa:, now
in EurotM . She is prepared io teach ibe plain ail
higher branch.' of a thonugh Ei glish Educatioo, to.
gr:hef wiU, French and Squish .pd Italian Ungu-
. isi Maic
Miss Metish rewmmehds to her papils to stndy
F enrh nnun the Oral svt4em. introduced hy Messrs.
MaffXftCa and Vattfa.hul she will tearh either upon
tbe eld iwineiple. or tbe new, as she baa studied Isnh
As to her mode of instruction, sne wouiu teg leave
iD .uie that her object is not to cram her iupils with
masses of undigested matter, because, she lawfully
. tj' m.it- ii p.rlectlv. ami yet be
v,r ig,M.rotli on Ihe score of lMth atudiea, and so on
.1 . ..:. toi jrv ,n .i.i..t eiHiH.
w.. . ...o.B ZZi
enttoosiy teaen epon mai ptso. -00......
s ii - - . j Mtoiti ft.sis waava'fcsavTaai sasaa inwtaisi
. a ' a VTt. mmm lua l..s,aaa m.-kl
:trnL ,ineed her of its .uueiforlex Jarfe as to tt. 01.
lfficaev
..... a r; ; , .
f if ,ne gofeedi, she will Jiave her School room fit"
1 op with the ttesti ape stnt Glols in shoit with
every thing ibt win oe necessary to laciniaio ner
Papikf improvemer.t.;
A she has limited herself to a very Small number ,
she tegs .those who may wish to avail tliemwlvee of
her services, to apply early in the Session. Her see
o.J Session will owmmeiiee ou Monday, the fifteenth
if. June, . k.;?-w -.t-" ! -v -:""' "' ''' '
. For Terms, &c. apply to MiMai.isn,st Mr. Wjt
1.1 A Bl VCKa him"'""' .
P. 8. Miss Mxtisa beg leave to mention that she
has not discovered any royal mad Ui' science; there
must be regular oueudance and faiUuut aiplication,
or she cannot insure her Pupils success.
sJ&ference.-Judge Saunders, ,
' Cd. Wingate, - . . ' j
-i Weston K. Gules, . .' ' 1J ;:
Wilinm Tucker, Esq. j
Dr. Beckwith. . ... 2 ,
Jam a S. Battle. Esq. ,
Edmuud B. Fraomsn, Esq. t -"June
6. 1840.'': ' :f V'! ;;-":.4yi40;
5JT ATE' OP, WOBTft-CAROlIWAfe
fCS f. rn,inf. ulMtt ne Ple and Quarter Sean,
tie County, Court of Ple and Quarter SSesafon,
re l84tK James R. R.yir e. J.mes
y jn Afachroent. B. lt.Ru-eir, Gamiee,
rt apioring n the satisfactwo if this tjoon, wat
1 to ' a . . . . a ' a f-"'.a ' -to . ..
nextf;o0rt OiriW .nHnerele-.,.ms,
the aahl sub. or Judgment by default will be entered
againsthiovV -U - J y
'.'i.TO ni ' rHPBRTrPk"
SOL. CHERRY, CPkv
May 15; 1840. ,
; ' . 40
' BLANK DEEDS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
At-
eol.
lection of claims tbruuzbout the W rstfrn Disukt of
Trnneaee .aivlabioacx aaOen'J Land Agent iu aetling
Itatiiix and cleinng old diajiuted titlea Peraona re
siding ai a dirtaucf , es;erially Nwth (arwliniann,
wnotia iateteat la au eziriiaiva in tbia country, woli
Aa well-io nutice mura etricily be aitnaUon, of their
Land etaims. , ,-j , ( , t '
Ofllcest aomervH'le'Tennv' . . . ,
Refer to CoU 8amort Kins;. Irrdell Coanty, N. C, ,
; .;v ' Thomaa Y Devereul. Eq Raleigh,
i j William Hill, Jec of Stated . ty0v
, . Tunw 4 Hughea,"-.,-, M ,' ' -
Unwn, Baow, & Co, , t
-t J,W, M. Ieu, Milton, : M 1 K
'C, ., v (heklreI J. PwUlt. Northampton ,. ;
Johu Huxke Fatetteville, s, . ,.4 r "
1 , , John jtlcNeil, Cumberland County, 1
Fbiruary 18. 1840., . .15-rrf "!
J. eiereiaes nf.thhi 8rbod wjftV jcbue for the pre.
ariit aetmiua on the I3ih f June, and 'will .te raaudi
ed on. the lii'h of Jul v. for tbe . FaP eawittn The
terms, for board and tuition, wity he the same as here
tofrtre " ',' " ;-V;; '-: . V'"'
Tuition in the preparatory collegiate course, ' -: ' -'"y
per-sesaiontj n ,4 $lt 50
Il the EglialuHi ;t t, Sv-'i 1 . 7 50
t . lioard can be bad in respectable families at ai
dltara per month. . . ...
fllibitrilierifiiM ft unnecesnary .to burden
the public with .a tetliu advert i ment, setting forth
the lat advantages, and the, usirat ef cetetas". of a
Sfcheof notire Jiut ia wintnjrito We ' fain . laima to
tatr mage on the pmficjeney f.bia acholam akne
.a He would jS. R lad thai those .who tlfwin seiidint
their aoha, would do ao at a. early aiace of the ea
sidn. : ' t V JOHN RjfOLlV
iOrane. May 15. u.! 43oawMw.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Washing
I ton Countit Ia EaeiTT-Sprina Term. 1840
arah iflrK-tihi 5 e. "William Keith ; Bill for Divorce
Oti motion a d it Hpnearinit to' tho Court that two
Subpoenas to anawer lb Will of I ;tirplaint hwsed tc
Urrlie, county. against Wm. Keitbi have been re uru"
edby the Sheriff that he . i uV lo bo . fomid in . jlWat
eouiuy; aitd alsi. tht the sail j itliaoi Keith i it
iih inhabitant Uf tliM.tJfate, 'jut hot'within the jurilic
Uori of thia Court : the ourt doth order thitt adver
tiaetnent he made fat thirteen atwreertive'weeke In the
Raleigh Reenter and Nortlt. I mro hut Uatelte, ad
vising tbe aid William Keith than unit be appeit
)efore the raid Court, at tbe Ouurt boue in Plymouth
in the aecontl "Monday of September i.eat, and plrad
aimrer demor -to the- Compta iiit UlR f Com
ttlaiiit; it wil he taken nro conftsto, na audi decree
... 1 1 ' e 1 . .. . i ----
inane nereujHn.aa anan ue -onMiereu jum.
, eat, ? TH: TURNER. C A M B :
TTTftOOXt DIXOIWG-The SoWriher rea
Jill peetfullv infrfrmV the inhabilaiita of this' and
the adjacent Counties, that he at ill cam'ee on the- B.k
Binding buaineaa, itr its varioos htariehe, Train plain
lo ornamental, and at iVorthera prices.
; Great care will be taken to bin.i all Periodicals to
patieru and roatrh v4utnea.
f iraieful for pat favor, he atill hopea to receive a
. , . .
h"te or public fMironge.
Ml .b!lM7 of ,n0 Rtgh Reawter Offiee,
where all orders in the above has will be pmmpily
. -
f. a. Blank
of every description, made and
Bolomon Greeii, dec'd.'vs Fiances
: J. Medge. Amelia O'Brysn. War
ven Harris and Amanda, his U ife,
' . William Butler and Courtenav, bis
Wife. Johnl O'B rvan. Solomon Supplemental
G O'Brysti, G. McDonald O'Brv- 1 bill to sub-
an IniuT.O'Bryan Betsy A.O'- I Meet Land,
Bryan. Mar P tl'Brvun. Fanny V descended
II. Kendrick. Cornelia Kei drnkV I ' from Johii
Charles P.Green. Tho. J. Gre. n. 1 H. Green
Nathaniel T. Green, William K. I -deceased.
D Ward, Anu E. Ward. Sally .
' .-Ward. cVdomou Green, Martha
Green and John H. Green, Heii
at Law deceased, ''.
f -'.
i a
-- It apfearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
ihe Defendania, John J U'Dryao, fanny tl. Ken
drick aud Cfcinelia KendrJi-k i nildrenol 8usan Ken-
drii-k. who was tbe wile of James Heodrick Charlea
P Green, Thomas J Gneu. Naihanh l T. Green.
William R tt. Ward, Martha Giaeiind Ann Boiling
Grien. ieide beynd tbe limits of Ihw Slater I I-
tt erefore ordered by the Court, that publication bv
maile for six weeks in the Kaieigh R. sister for the
-ssid Defendants to apiear at the iwxr l er.n of this
Couru to be held at the Court-house n tbe 1 oW ol
Warreoton, e the third Monday aner OiS fourth
m;...u. i.. eVmemhe otost than and ihere. to rdeed.
"--r""" . .
Bill; i.llHr-
1 saiiaiwcs w -"""--
wise. the same will be taken pro confetto, and heard
Wnness. GurtroatrTittar, Clerk and Master ot
mid Court of Kuuilv. at .ttice. the third Mouday af
ter the fourth Monday, in Msrcb,'lH40.- -
O. T ALLEY, U. M.rJ.
- June 9, 184a. ; (Pr adv.f 00)
47-6w
EIVIALE SCHOOL, IN HILLSBORO'.j
Tbe Fall Xessioo of Mr and Mrs , tlurwell's
bchiml Will coinmence on Monday; the 1 3th of July;.
Multiplied studie, which must necesarily be u-
perficial, a fe'a voided ; and though the higher branch-
ea of 'female educafioti are not ueglected, when the
pupil ta prepared for Iheni, greater aUeutiort u paid.
fto Spelling, Reading, English Graaimar, Geography
riling, Composiiiou aud ArtlUtnetic.
.. Terms. English tttudiea, $17 50
French (by a native,) 15 00
.'. Music, 25 00
Drawing and Painting. 10 00
Parenla and tloardisoa wisbingfurtber informa-
tioo, are referred to
Horn Frederick Nash, ")
' ' "Dr James Wehb; ;v t 1 Hillsborough.
John W;; Norwodt Esq j
; Hon. W P 'Mangnm, ? r,M(lM.
illiam Cain. sen. 5 0raD
Rev. Drory' Lacy, .Raleigh.
ReV. Frederick Nsh, ' Liucotuton,
( oamuei oimpson. Cisq. ? ., . '
sea . toV- 1 wrm - a: . 1
1 John' M Roberts, Esq.
If J . .
June 5 -j""".' 'f'tZ ..v,. r
4 w3t
TTTnLLSBOROUGH "ACADEMY. The
Fall
I nl Sessiun wilf, begin on; Thursday; the 16th
1 eu i a . tot. . "a -a - -
This being the commencement of , lb Aca
g .. wr1ji renixf4,
. t . w.J BINGHAM,'
: J.: ; JOHN A. BINGHAU.
Assisted by A. a Lnaar, And 8. Heeaxa;
the former of whom devotes a portion, and tho utrterl
i tbe whole of bis time to the Englic h Department.
Tuiuon, aa heretotore, payable, in advance.
June 6, 1840,
47 5tw
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a
UJ able property mttw nff,.! for toh. o a .
TOf hoi No. 280. 4tK district: WmtL-Jl:, '
rraction U6. '3. 6th ' xmjuVT '
. M-t' ru S55,i da -doi f i!it
do
lwr, L Sd - 'do'
.t 161, lth'? do '
afeciner see
IT '- u " ' a
..,j.'-foa.'23 ot.30.-StajrkaviIle,T.eeco. (town Jots Y
. jBeren hundred and tweniv acre, Ta call feoaaty
on the 4 tamahaw-River, sdjoiuiog lands ofAnbn so
uoniou aiii other. - - t - j ,
Theae lands are bflered to he Solj at private" sale,
hut If hot dvpoaetl of in lhia manner- to oar aatiafae-
lUn,itiey Will lie aold.; l:th highest bidder, im the
flrsi Toesdsv in Deremher nexh a? the Cmrt house
door Jn.the rity ,of , Milledaeville; one-third rash, the
balance in twa equal annual pay men ta, with interest,
and undoubted persuoal aerSrjty. ;
'We afler for Vale al.o tw.. ,plenlid llVmenta of
land, in Baker eoaAty bnS eantaing I35t erea, the
iher acres. : The.firai settlement embraees e
following Jot's 1 Ns-?S and 3, 8th district Baker
No": 19, 20. and 22 Vth diatriet Bakery 125Q aeres.
The other aetirement rmitaina the following Lot
of Land trt wit V Nos 235 236;265, 395S94, B68,
297. 22a. 252-2250 acres, and all in the 2J district
Baker county W'ittHf
Ctn reesrd io the rhar'arter 6f there two last nanSfd
aettlementi of land or planlaliona. U is itunlrieril' to
say. lltey jtave been ptonoonmi by competent judges
t be inferior jo no body of land north of the 8aline
River " -.Their location., fertility, and prnclueti. iw for
Corn and cottnrt. cannot burpaMd; tWy Me be
tweeo the Chattahoochee am! Flint River: a section
f otfr Hate that is raidiy attrictihg pablie ! notice.
and in a very few yeai will stanrt nnn vailed s a cil- i
ton growing motion of the' Southern Stnlei Tbese
were selecieil with great cfe and ipenae. hi one of
the bet judges of siirhprojierty h bis , life time, for
bis special use' and accommodatirtrf.' '" ' .,' ,
c- The'" underslghed are.very desiroos to dUpose of
thexe two 1.Mliea "T land, its two seiarate plahiaflnns.
and Wilt do an at private sale, to a fair putrhaaeh and
n good time. - But if not! aw artaniceil. they will lie
(.Sirred at the. Mine time aiiid place, sad nnt ihtf same
terms,ra the first jnentionett . scattering lands. ix jiy
lot. and ihey.'are ofiered to the public at this early no
tice, in the hope' of their receiving the strictest person
a!': eiamu.aUon. JmU . -
R. 8;'WILLIAMJVi tPf'V 1
; 4JWILfJAM8,Ex0rir
. V N. OriWILUAMa ,t
In regard lo the character of tHeseiaads. reference
may Iw made to Gert Jamea" Haiitton. Charleston
H. J. J, CoWlea. Mscon; Oa. ; ThiimaS B.! ferulAs,
MiltedgeviuV Georgia J and Wilfiini OehnardBa;
temasi wilbhow the Url toany jierson desfmoa bf
a personal etaminatiAa. . ah -; coromuniranona on
1 a . m mm '
this subject addieseed to either of the- Executors, or
oseph T. Williams. Milttdgjevtfie, Us. - . :r--v
' Miit.ti.i;iu Mfrh' a tftinj r-" ta niAm
"jnrfOUE WEWGOODSTheSutwcJiaera
jSjL have just received their new Spring ahd Sum
roerGiMida, consisting in arl rtf the f4lowihg arti
cles: Superior blat k.and Mue-hlack Silks, fancy col
ored ditt. Bleached UoflUV UtdiSCiChetl Uot bents.
Rhrvea of everV kind Ladies superior horse-aUtl do ;
also while and blark Hlk. white and Mack Pickwick j
FAnHtem.UA Stmt. I
May SO 1810, ; -i ?'' 48 - i
? : ' 1
'P- a , Jj.'; f . 11
j A TIUCIIER.-X nfUmtt, of our opponents ; let a be as iciive f cirtu- .
jl versed , 1 the Greek .UM FrCncb Irnigua- nlm defending tioiiUcaf trnlh.1 as thef 'mri ia "
a.-a. the useful branches t ine, Matnemaiics. tvaiurai 1
Philoaoohv. Menial nd Metal tfcience. Wishes to en- X
gag ,n ,A.fl
nnerai .salary Will ne expec.r... ouu.c, . j
A .O. care of the Ed.lor of the Slaf. K-leign. .
Ra,eigh-..May: ,5: ; V, ,U4t:,;
Tfli ALEIGH ACADEMY. I ne pieaent Sesaion
IrK, wilt close on Tueaday, Ue 9th 6f Ju The
tZ Session will cnmenc oh Momlayhi 2,hI
of June, and end on Friday, the tOth of ovCmber.4
The charge for Latin. Gre. k and Mathematical cJlu-
dent will be $ 16 1 all oiherTj 1. No exua charge
except that all injury .donetd !tae A cadeiliyidek
-Denmes, oxc. muai .ne iaiu nr pv -iTO imarer..
m a. . ; . , .a A J' at.-" r ' J. Sv
niirnil,nl aauiataiif wiHIws erni'itnved ifVieeiled.". h
JOHN t, HICK&.
Raleigh. May 25, 1840
44 3tv
lELUtSs
soSSaaaasaaWaaBaBaaPaw
I T AO E re red need from Rttl
i i'lxl. tt Wuvnesboro CioldKW
tKrwtlgb-Fom the date hereof TWO DOL
LARS only will be Uemsfuled irom rasengfr wr
stage Fare from Raleigh to WaviiestHffobFGidd!
boro.' Thia Kiage leaves Raleigh thre time 'a 1
week, via -rnitbfield, via; on Monday, uednescsv
aud Friday.
E. F. GU10N. IS
Raleigh, April 4. 1840,
A LVARiDO OR MCLTICCLLCDI
A COTTOBf v gCED We hav a malt lotf
ol the aUve, seat to Us troro UbarlettoaJ 8. V on
sale. , Price, 5 cents' pet seed Theoa seed ware
grown from seed which sidd for . 50 cents a piece in
rooib Carolina and trata,ii:.ir$-'ilJ;;f-i
C7C.ll at ihe North Carolina Book Store.- '
Aprill7;
33
B AUK OF (jjtrs FEAR. 7
TVTOTXCE IS HEREBY SlVEN TO DfitlN
x m.toi,.,,, ,u-w.u,
unie . tun l tiav -sxa
day
Peu piuimawi...viH
visem. of the A.:1".;!
of sal Bank, hSscJ at .l.SA
' E J. UUito.rw
May 2 S. 1840-
I.
41
IOTlCltAlCEN fJP nd committed to the j
r I M Jail of An-on Cimnty.on the I7tn ot icem-
of I bTr m
iwst. a Negr Mam Ww calls himarlf TOM. and
sav be Jiefonga to JDHIM Ml 1 M.. of Alsbatm
a.V
C
lo
and was bought of -Dasixu U illuns Pf- Kolaraott
IHinty, in this SUte. - Said Negrir is about 5 feel
iu incnes, man. . mi . pwh opcr cmoareo, anu.
pareiitly.aboet 2 years nf age.. The owner is
eequesied to come forward, prove -property. pa
charges and take him away; or he will be dealt with
aa the Uw directs. T. H; ALLEN, bberUL
Wadeboio, Dee. 14, 1839.
-0m
BPBk -m9 - - JBW
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The 8nbser ihers propose to eataMr6 in the Toww
of BaaaoeiTiUc, Wilcox 47oaAiy, S weekly Newsi
paper, entitled the Avabaiu JIxkaLa. to be devoted
to Poliiical, Agricultural, Luerary and AlUceUaneoua
Intelligence. r ,f .. f.
In addiiioh io the importance of a Press in Wif.
rot, Jh g political point of view, the convenience' and
mterest of (he poopla of ibis and the heighhdrin
cunuto. m p.p.r ghou!J u brf-wrilhcd ia
jni regiun, eonuenisl tuiu feelings and .devuled to
ta interests the growl.,, importance of thisSeC lion
of outh-Alabama, and the wania r it, ejiixms.aivo
every sasursnce that e will W liberal'y auiiiined iu
Ihe enterprize. hd twing )pructictiX . Printer, wo
flatter ourseUes tt "w wiJI W ahte ts tender tbe
Paper at once rdptti.hfe andinterestiatf. ft -v
jHiH, we aiKMinany. uitenuon to act tUibenuy
real the fact,' that our. own eetttiihe'uts aia in accord-i
. a ! mf. -a ' w " ; . mti
nc wiutinose oi tue. vma party t' aie? or course,
ujnn it members we mpstchwfly depend for ehceur
agemeut and support. . fii rommon.wiih titl r
nujvruT oi we Asuencsn reopie, we rpo, 10. . nnjj
pritici.ileS and to Whfr metsurea as the onlv mean
oi restoring the aovernmeal to iUforroerurity, hd
oferadiraiii.g the trnieioUa and factiooaradicet
which corrupt Administrations have: ing ted Upon
the country.- W have wi(ue(wd and latill wtioeas
jhe serrans whom the peopl have called to admin
ister the affaire, of the Covemment, disregardinff the
clearly ezpiexaed wishes, of their constituent, and
openly contemnh g ibe known w ill of lb people.-
Nsyi w have seen 1 President of tbe United States,
chosen oa account if hbi load ptoressfotuf "Af DeAo- !
mt sod cKiAi, aiid croing info e0ce with ;
bypcrital;dr'uirationa of atiscbment, to jwpular
ruthta. preumlbiHji4ly accusing a . large , poi tied tof
the people with bt ..irfy tend corruption, becatrse thfy "
eipreksi il.in i ciitifetUutional matiner.lhi'lr ot tiltIou
to one of his proprHhewWe ba ve aieu a cophan- :
tic ofiice-holdero aioprhicipled iieculatora plainly.
encouraged aud jotecied in fbyir ada of plunder abd
cnrruoiioti. ; W hate heard a4; Democratic Pftfi-"
debt tell tbe peo4e that they expected, too? tnuth
irom tneir own faoverninem. son, lhat It was tbe Up-
ty1f -the UovenmentTbimelf end hht undetthlgalV :
tu iaae care omy 01. its own atiairsv and, leate the
pwtpte t extricafo ihemaetvfa fronvheir CmUrraa.
meiiilmbarrassmet.t which hisownnd U-,
lustri's predi cessorr'priVio
faxtened unon therri.; " We have aeen boueet aid oa
pai.ie phttlic iservahhi cnntemptB6Dgy dUmted front
office, hecaose Ibey dared to differ fri political bjiiri-:
ton. with inose who seem determined to rule tbe- nun
try with a rod of iron, t Ad we ubw; behold the aa':
thors of these wrinj: the ierpetrttrab(ihsie ontrh
ges, aiiticitiug an approval of their course and a coo- ; '
tinuaoce. of their power, at the hand of the Amen
ee People.-' i ; ; '-,;" ' ' . 1
r It is Birainst these nraetieM. ' tfiMA divtMnea. -mmm ' '
these tr thai we Jnteiid (if our, uhdartakingahSU
meet with ihe favor .of the public) to raise ojpr hum-
Ua voices. Ii is y open to jhe citizens of, Wilcog
and Ihe aduhjngcoonJiea a mediuai of making kn&tva "
and defending their political opinion, that we mk
this attempt 16 establish a Whig ournal in Barbodr
. In ihe approaching Prssidendsl eontet the HstV
alo will ecirdially and xealoo4y aostaia the Claims of
tbe reuse andjutefests of the heimlel v The ciose lh
wnicu we are eiigaged oemanus inat,we jnouh oa
more active una xeslous , in advancing ur pQltts .
AiMmrtAmM :,.iti .i e. fc.A u
- Hl . "TI 'ir.aTr"""Z
H.amet.1 of an mdependenl Pres. U W? are confi-
n lh- Drtrie thit our call foe .n.mort wil men
- ... . lm AnJf 'tH'
h 1
soon aa aumciem iiumoer 01 uDcnoers can ns .
obtoloed to justify the onuVrtakln. and WiU U print
d with good type and, en fineipaper.M ; 1
Taavs. four Dollars pet atinom. If payment ha
made' within three months after ' tho commencement
of the subscription ) or Five Dollars if made after that
time.A lfr"viU-&?t't.$i 'l&rJkf-i &?,1rte'ii -
r v ommamcsiions annubi no suttnmed t toe bum
Ii - . - ar a a a a . a. a .
srtbers at Barbmrv2IIer W Jleoxf County. ; ?
JAW ES J3; CURTIS, v &
JOHN Hi MARTIN, V
April 10, 1840.
ljT Editors -friendly Id th andertaLhig art ts"
LhHMied tn elve the aliovaS'ri iiiSerttni - ' ' ' v'-
5?
Itr, ATE FRANCES STURDIVANT-The Sob1
a
luwaiua our pnuiirai oppom nis, or to, retuse jUlem an
, rlw,M'M'v r,w" eir priiu ipirs, in an non
est manlier, throus'h 6uf cnlumna.'we wisli not to eohv.
rritr dmlidterel td the Estate of the 'hurfF ' ';
Krancea SturdlvahV pf Wake Coonty. and Mreadr-. 'T
to pay, to. John Sturdivatitibrirtlier of the deceased, c
to theriaberNJ! of said Estate whatever U,' jrJn
to iheni thlrefrom tta appthatimT. ' Some of thcW
heirs ara residents offhS late Jtt Afabima: oFauui
other of tli WesteVlk IStotsMdnd flv5?.Tk ttdOett i&i&A -
this ad vertieenvnt. JIENRIi STURD1 VA NT rr? - V
vvaaavounty slay, istif i4rj. " t la-i-aw,-
'OTICJEthe1 undertigh
theiater;for the space uffohr ojf fiv motiths, -
live or sit' strorier able-bodied men! lo whom rood waV '-
ges will be gryn
wtttbeervaoa - - t -v-
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FRANCId .WALTH A ttX
1 way 19. IMO.
8AltoC.Ir.teridinV t remove Id in '
' - -' m m I., to. - .tot JLto ' -. '- ....
oioer pen or jne, t u.y, I oiii-i for sale my "
nresenl Resid. c on FstV.t-vlrt .f i-r
To persoBiy no acbainteil with the premTsev i 'L.'
may he lemsrked that the Lot os. which tha TJ.ti '
iraf HiHise is situated, containa about balan srfCtat
the bestt of the business of the place, his sn titt-V
ii-h wv ii "use it ins. yara, and all edavo
i nienf ofacee ar- hit houis, Tbe Dwellin ia 1
the formof art Fv i. waif arranged for the mmo.
fnlIyV And all hi e.celfeot repair.'
Dwelling, but on the opposite
shte of the reef, M another half sere on wbicTar.:
eil Gar Jc rv Stables. Granary. Cat ris-a
iHtahaw'-aVe-JSej; .- ' 1 1 , '..
r i vt', rriberafefeLnf wiirbs 'elven to the Darebssawto
if flfeirea,
CflAS. MANLYV 4
Raleigh Ma euJelO.
1 . i i i lull iln IMP ;.
fir2CAtEl1 jSTTIIJLs--u Domestic Chirti V:
VLV inga.are ofli-rea tni cneaper. wa wtisenit - cf't
thiste who" want. ra'rtic catl and sesltow J:Jf4y.
I. I- ' . .r.- Vm'rtim' . .- a ..... .tll . w. . . - w ' t' v
It f.. vyUX to to.Mv . w lwk touii mr . ,
; ..MiC-H'.-.,';.
Willi rzv&
T,
v JOB PRINTING
' axxctnrxa at :Tata trnefc,'?.1
With neatnete end Jetpatcl.
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