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fBOM VTEX CHRISTIAN RXOTSTER. ,
' iTherp is something of rnoral sublimity"
In the unbending firm tie
vre see theirtuous jnan struggling with
iKg storm, and triumphing iu the pano-j
pjy of his jrel igio rii 7 It is easy to be re 4
rsigned ti( strffe rlngil ere i hejth u 0 der h as
Jl-'bu rcjto verltou 1 heads 5 ilni t, in 4 he
( trjengthioreiigion:torestle with the
ppwer of the ijestrbyer j amid the dark-;
esbelowt on the
. Jight aboVe 'a link after linis Brkii
Troni the chain 'of our earthly hopes, to
ieel the heart clirging; more closely, to
tlio4e 'which are fiot of this ' world i to
staiXl alone upon' the shores of life, and
ee the last plan 1 amid the wreck s wept
irom beneatfCpux t,J yet .-supported
op thf roclcof 5 ages, tot feel the eternal
"hope, deepening j an d i strengthening but
iijore intensely within us ; this is to
.practice that&artiest lessiiThy!wiU
A few; years sihce,; I resided in. the
neighborhood of a yenerible Friend.
A clergyman, arid residing in the heart
of th& tountrhis life liad glided away;
like theummer the quiet
su nshi ne of traiui 1 affec tiotu ,4Th eel ou d
had indeed aVtimesome er it Vbut
it had passed 'away He had bowed
tcr the hand that had laid his hopes in the
dustj Cand .when the bitter cup was re
Xhovedj?he had drunk consolation from
:he' fountain of ieverU
by oneihe frjends of hissyouth, and
tne childen of his: hopes had dropped
s awayvPIeftliim almbst alone. V Of
' ten bare:lheard him bless Oodthat,
heW the voice of his rebuke was heard,
j ,- lie had spared berwho in the fresh -1
-nesslbf;nef;beau at his
side.
It was the close of the Sabbath; In
the cal m twil ight of a summer eyetiing,
JTsat listening to the conversation of my
TnenHearJus'sa wife, and op
)osite hi&f daUgher, f .her hand clasped
in his;td 'Whom, the next day, it was
to be pledged ." forjoy and for sorrow. "
The deep and beautiful serenity that
pervaded; nature, as it fay stretched be
fore usV in the ' quiet moonlignt, seemed
to communicate itself to bur . hearts.
Our very conversation was carried on in
suppressed tones,' as if fearful Of disturb
ing the sabbath'stillness around A 1 lur
ed : by, the beaiity i)f the evening;,, the
young couple walked,
pour forth thefulneds bftheirh
the secret sanctuary of nature. $ j
' '.We shall 'see you to-morrow, '? said
ny friend, as I rose to fake my leave.
Yesl'Vaclded his wife; Annette ex
pects you. 'Onthis occasion, she wish-,
estie presenceof 4 her ,oldand n early
friends; it I accepted the jnvitation.
W Thebext 'morning da as clear
as" the ceding evening had promised.'
As I walked out to enjoy, its Freshness,
1 met my; frfeiid. r Annette is , ill,?'
said he. 44 She exposed herself to the
damps and dews in her ; walk fast eve
liirig, & is nowthreatened with a fever.9'
It proved more than a th reat;; ,1 A viol en t
fever had seized upon lier. Night after
highland' hoT-after thour, her mother
satjat:her bed sic! e watching r the proi
gressipf fthe .disease, ministering to her
Wantsf i and, thehardest taskr of alff
wearing a smiling faceV lest the increase
ing'despondencypfher own heart should
. ' alarmVper"cJiHd
':t TheVfr is -sbmethiqg of ; sublimity Ail
this trai tof fentaleeharacteithis deep
' ehduHng tenderness lover
IWithJrnaneyen w
tif his deepest and dearest'regardv there
7 is a!iimit97bejb
whenexhausted batufewVclaini reposej
' when the weary "frame will sinkjand
ill 1 e drobnib ' V v e 1 id s cl osetI t i s i h : th ii
moment of Wfkn
rmts forth; her strenithi that the tramefniqther's hearty would descebd into the
sodelicaeas to shrink
and bow beneath tKeldew; jrises
Obcem ifi d rnnn
RisHtiof wat(;hm
tl nbenC byT atigue wi tliou t,r n nsu ba ued
by Hhe bitterness wiihin--offering the
language jwf hope,, amid the hidden abf
guish ot a broken heartjlinuish more
deep, more bitter, .because Jt may not
be utteredAturhing'in for strer 'hand
support; to the'inexhaustible fountaiii4
of her qwn deep afFectionandf witli
''VV'
the fabled devotion of the pelican; nour
ishing: her olfspri ngagaiii, from the wa tm
Hfe-bldod of her "own self-sacrificing;
nearu(:. o fJ u -' -r-'
7-M e an wh 1 1 e, ' tri u m ph i n jr; overf c v ry
reaiedyv1 the deatlly disease went on;
None out those who have witnessed it,
catn pictufe the intense earnestness wth
ichthe a niious ; mother watcHed th e
countenance of. the .physician, while,
day af lerday , he fe It the a! mstflutter-
ingpulse, as if in his eye, she could read j
the fiat of life or neatly; and none put
thejewho have felt, can tell the, sinking,
sickening of the heja rtas tha t ;enq u irjng
look reads but too plainly, there is no
4opel" But Annette was not deceived 5
and though she .long forbore to allude
to her situation, lest she should add to
tlie distress of her friends, she at length
ventured to, sneak freely.' " It is not;5'
she saiOadclressirig jhe three indivjdi
ua!s who were nearest
not so hard to die. I
to heri 44 it lis
know that my
Redeemer liveth, and that the silken 1 tilling the morning dews the flowers
tie is not severed forever."- "For you fare breathing tlieir fragrance, ' and the
she said, addressing her lover, " you wild rose is shedding its leaves, and
will not forget htr memory, whp, to tie ! tears of affection and respect still con
last, willf oTove your's. Death seals the : secrate the holy ground. ; c . T.
vows, uii iiuriiedrisoz:our lips out pledg
ed ; and, tho' we meet not as we should
have met, we are in the hands of htm
who iudgeth wisely. You should have
been a son to mv narents fr .nv cnl-
6e so still They will -soon be child
less. If you love my memory, love themi"
inen, addressing her parents-" If in
the course of my life I haie sometimes
erred, aritLwhcrhas not ? if I have ever
cost you a pang or a tear, forgive me."
I do not ask you sometimes to remem
ber your child 5 I fear you wilt remem
ber her but too well. But be not un
happyremember, we meet ' again!."-
VV hen I called the next morning, to
enquire after her health, I was receiv
ed at the door by her father! He took
my hand in silence ; and leading me
to an apartment, pointed to a coffin !
It bore the name and age of his daugh
ter. He watched the expression of my
countenance, and his lip quivered, and
uia uitc wiiereu as ne said., m sne has
left us now, but God's will; be done"
His emotion was but momentary, and
bengal1? Jstood in calm and dignified
composure at my side. I regarded him
AVith astonishment and reverence -J
Friend after friend had gone 5 hope af
ter hope. had withered ; the strong link
that had grappled his spirit to the earth
was broken 5 and he stood, unbent by
the storm that had laid his last earthl y
hope in the dust. His soul seemed to
rise in its strength as affliction weighed
more heavily on itto tower in its ma
jesty above the darkness below to d well
in the light of its eternal hopes ; as the
mountain; lifts its head above the clouds
belowi rato the pure light'abbve. 7 f
There is something peculiarly sad in
thus visiting the deserted places of those
whom we love ; every object awakening
anew some melancholy remembrance,
calling up the bitter tear and the uniit
tered groan from the silent sanctuary
within, j In one 1 place lav Annettes
work, in another her chair : here her
music, there' her books $ and when We
sat down in the hmely; apartment, how
stronglydid that very loneliness reirnind
us ,uiatf here was indeed the deepest
solitude- the solitude of desolate and
broken hearts 1 Alas ! the chain of af
fection clings - but closely around us,
.when its last link binds us to the gravis.
The mothers' ivas the grief of a mo
ther The lover was calm and tranquil
it was the calm of despair: 7 His iea
sOn Vas nnsettledl)uring thefunerai
cermoniesi;he rejnained as if an ijnin
tcrrupted spectator, though at times ap
pealing to think that this ceremony
was for the wedding x' As I was enter f
ing a carriage to follow inthe nielanj
choly processioh,i he appeared at the
door, ;.' and .. insisted on accompanying
me. . 'A W sat:: at I first in silerice 5 at
length in a low confidential tone he said,
r wet shajrbq married to-mor(W?'?:-Thentbnnecting
the presentveerenoriy
with the lead ing; idea of (his mind, he
said,'i"did not know that we were
to be married ? in the : church;" Is
Annette in the first carriageTi" She
t ta . m
I (111
tiro
arrived at the church-vard wealishted.
ly iiirnecl tocUitatelts' entrance f as
11 ieanngriiiwouia aisturo: uie'cnnuir
That repose valas4 was too deer to be
broken , Her ;lpver. fqUovyed:lwithtlii
impatient-; air pf'ibn.e constrained fobe
present at a scene to which he ;wasih
different VtJ Corned said he." Dluckinc
my coat,: ,c"ome,5 AntietfeisvailihiY j
and as I lihgered yetii m6mentj,thel
silent cavern rung With the horrid laugh
ot insanity - . . . .
si Her. jfather alone seenied Unsubdued
bp the blow Strong in :,tlie practice
or the taith he had preached, . the polar
star-of his hdpes was on high. ? And
thou Kthe ; pale cheek ahd faltering
voice proclaimed at times that the spi
rit , was wrestling with the strong feel
ings of j nature, that served but as. a
more beautiful comment on the Jbwer
of that religion, which could so extract
its bitterness from the sting of death,
and" never clid (that humble prayer
" Thy will be ddne,' flow from a sihr
cerer spirit, than from that of that child
less man. In - the hour of trial he had
applied this -heart unto wisdom. So
teach me to number my days. ? i . r.
Under the beautiful shade of a large
elm, is the tomb where Annette repos
es. , Years have now elapsed and wild
flowers and sweet 'Ijiar have sprung
on the spot. ; There the shrubs are d is-
Notice.
THE Sohspriber, Executrix of the last Will
and Testament of Stephen -Haywood,
dee'd, being fully empowered by the provis
ions of said Will, hereby offers for sale, that
valuable Tract of Innd in Edgcomtie Coun
ty, formerly the residence of said deceased
eight miles above the- town ot -Tarborough,
immediately, on the river, -contaiiiing-,- by ia
late and accurate survey, 1360 acres : 150 of
which are river low grounds. ; 7- '
" This plantation has man) advantages to re
commen l it, whjfch 1 deem it useless to enu
merate, believing that ull inclined to purchase
will see and judge for themselves. Ita satis
factory offer is made, I will sell af private
saleif none is made, I will then offer said
Land at Public Sale, 6n the premises, on
Frklay, 18th Nov'r.- next One1 and ' two
years credit can be had ; the purchaser giv
ing bonds bearing, interest ' from the day of
sale, or notes negotiable at the Branch of the
Bank of Newbem in Ualeigb, will be receiv
ed,; at theoption of the purchaser. ? v
If a private sale should take place, duno
tice" will Be given. ; '1'""r " ' "'"
7 j 7 DELTA HAYWOOD, Exrx.
Oct. 19th, 1825. 7 v 1-3 w.
TCnion Hotel,
THE Subscriber having pur
chased this Establishment, on
Fayetteville Street, lately occu
pied bv Jlfrs. "Sarah Jeter, is now
in readiness to accommodate Travellers and
Boarders. He tenders-his thanks for the pa
tronage and tnendiy support bestowed. upon
him at his'former stand, and assures the Pub
lic that in his present situation, 'every exer
tion will be made to conduce to the comfort
and pleasure of his guests. He will be pre
pared to accommodate from twenty-five to
thirty Members ot the approaching General
Assembly. ,. v , .
. His Bar will be constantly supplied with
the best and choicest lAauors. 1 -
His Table, with the b-st the country and
market will afford. ; His Sljables vt tuch are
commodious and large, will be attended by
faithful and steady Ostlers. 77 7;
3 -ib JOHN .W. PIJLLEN.
Ilaleighj Sept. 12, t825 ' :- A '
ettelHLotel.
MRS. SARAH JETER,
I 1 tseves leave toiniorm ner irienas
12255 s I and the pu blic,that she has taken
iesLJkthe'' House late in thfe occuW
pancv of John VC Pullen, Esq: (south west
corner of the State-House, Square!) where
she will continue to keep a House of Enter-
tainment.. She tenders her thanks ; to those
who have been pleased to call on her, and
assures-them that nothing shall be wanting
to render them comfortable! Her Table will
be of the best the market, affords. 1 She can
Board 15 Members of the Legislature; i 7
Her Stable will, be. provided ' with good;
Ostlers and plenty of forage,l VT,," p ' 7 1
She solicits a portion of public patronage.
Kaleigh,' Sept. 22. : ji95tfw:
THE Subscriber having rent-
is npw opened-by him for j the ae co mraoda
tiori and comfort of those who may "visit 1 ta
le igh, To all who may feel disposed to call,
every exertion shall be made to render their
situation agreeable. - -. ; -
. Such gentlemen as wish to procure yut
rooms, duringthe. Session of the Legislature, '
more' eligibly situated and. convenient.to the
Capitol than ohy others, are advised to make
early application by letter. . I . C;4. -. r; 4-7
, :; ,u i . v:: 7: iARCHD. R. RUFFIN.
Raleigh," 22d Sept. 1&25. 53- .'
I'HEJsubscriberi having purchased i in" N".
sE f York (personalty) a supply' of the best
St. Dommgo Mahogany, and ; other articles
in the Cabinet flaking Business,' s now pre
pared to makejvto order; Furniture, of any
description, in the neatest and best manner.
He has :on hand, a large supply of ready made
Furniture ; and solicits1 the' favor of those
who may be in wanti to call on him. He will
sdsa make Mattrasses? of either hair or moss.
-..-.'-V'TIv' -at, p ANSON.
PctersbtsrgiSepSfj , ?t&
) E .
; tan (.
Mm.
' a 1 t . it ed the Hotel, formerly occupied
r j! j by his late father William Ruffin,
-r'pi y informs the public that the house
1 &rttUertt Cxitfcr;
QTpHE cpmmandingf officers of the several
corps and companies of Artillery in this
State,' composing theregiment of North Ca
rolina Artillery, are, or4er6d to5 report their
strength; equipment, 'andconditionr forth
with to--H r HENRYTW. AYER,
V " Colonel Commandlncr , !
& Regiment N. CJ Artillerj'.
By order.
Ckarixs B. J6iri!s, iAd. '
30TH25IOVJ
FOR THE BENEFIT-' OF THE OXFOltb
' ACADEMY.
j
SECOND.;CLASS-.t Z;k :
To be drawn positively: on the $0lh Jftrvembtr
next, and-cornpleted in a fro -Jlliiiiites. .
J. B. YATES & A; M?lNTYKEl Managers.
1 Prize
g2(),000 is
ao,ooo;
S20,CfJ0
; 10,000
10.000
,S,980
:is;ocfQ
,9,000'
1,800
9,300
4,650
14,880
""69,50
7 5.000
l;990
- 1,000
500
;i00
- 50
25
10
7.
18
18
186
186
,1488
13950.
15,870 Prizes:
26,970' Blanks,
S171,S60
42,840 Tickets ; , . ;S17l,560
; ' This I is a Lottery forrned by the. ternary
combination and permutation of 36nunibers.
Tickets arid Shares in the above scheme
or sale, at the ManagersV Office In Raleighi
Whole Tickets, .SS!v f
v.'s v' rHalfdo.. - - -s 2 50
7: .. .(rter'do.:V7;i:-''-l'- jj
Packages ot ' 12 tickets,-embracing the 36
Numbers of the Lottery, which mtst of riej
cessity draw at least $2125 nett with so niany
chances for capitals or" shares of packages
may be had at the same' rate, vlz':N -;i . r
15 Patkages of whole; S60-, ' -;-
Of Halves,. 30; ;
.7; - Ot (Quarters, 7 , 15. .:
V 7., SEVENTH CLASS. - V
To be completed in one'drawing on the2d
V 4 .('. " '- -' Novemberl825. ' , ' " ' '
'i' : 'V T SCHEME. . 7 v , . -,
7 1 Prize of g20,000 is g20,000
10,000
' 5,000.'
956
3,000
500
ff 100 7
;50
12
10,000
10,000
; 5,912
12,000
- 6,000
i 3,000
7,400
: 4260
i :
"'I 12
. ia
168.
168
1,344
11,340'
5 j
7-16,128
68,040
1 3,080Prizes, '
, 19,656 Blanks,
Si 63, 680
M
32.736 Tickets.
Whale Tickets, J -
1 1 J yes 7 ' - . ;.-,7tQuarteri:.r--
' - .
S6 ; ;
3 77
1 50
. V;
Prizes in any of the- Lotteries of Connecti"
cut, ,New-York, Ne wJ ersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland,' Virginia and Washing
ton' City, will be received in payment.'
.;-!' . - 1 '! I it-..'- i 'i "'l , f ' t ' . ! ' '.-'(.
, (T Orders encUiing the cash or prizes CP9St
paid) for tickets or shares in any of the above
aresseu to : . , . -
w-; YATES & M'INTYRE;
';:'-7--:; ' Raleigh, N.C.
Ttaleigb. 6ct .:l3,r1825.ti -77; t
WmLIAlWD THOMPSON,
FAYETTE VILLE STREET, ' ' -1
IS now receiving a complete assortment of
the best materials' for his business, select
ed by himsel Vtersonally, in N few-York; and
he is noWprepared to supply those who may
want any article in his line, executed in ihe
most fashionable? style, arid upon jai ; cheap
terms as can, be ? bought in Ne w-Vork with
the add tion of expenses." v -
lie lias, m auuiuuii tu ure auuvc, rctcuycu.
a handsome Assortment -Looking Glasses
which he will sell at low pnc - - - -
Raierghx OO It, 1S3 .98. tf
,, - - - 1." , 4 '.- 7 -7 . . i
:i v State t of North Carolina ;
: : Gdilford County, y : -;
: Court bf Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
f- v "'.' August term," 183 5.1 ; .
Henry Tatum,
"Petition for ' mr
Jacob Blunt ?and Gebfg f tition of Iands,ce
-Blunt; " f ' '
ITappearing to the satisfaction of the Court
thatGeorge Blunt.one oft he dfcfen4arts
this case, lives, out' of this State : ti$ therefore
ordered by the Court .'that ptibliration be;
made ,in the Raleigh . Register for sis weeks'
successively,; that imTess he 'appear at "ou;
next County 'Court to be . held for .the coun
ty ofL'Gai!ford' .at th e Courthouse Jri .Greeiis-.
borough pa the; tiTMorida.of November .
nextt'.ahd pV!V'anet1tr dejmur.vthatjthe
said petition .will be. takenproVconfeiso nd ,
heanl ex partis V77p7iv . y
7" A-" true copy fromTth e Mfnutes. f ' C - '
:.,Test., W 1 if SNO HANEjC.;c.v.":'
JUST FU5ttSHEI?7
0)
ft-
fS'dNTAINlNteji besides thk Astronomical
pieceson TParri'
iisefui arid interesting Miscellir
MedipaV Receipts,, Ariecdptes, &c.'; a list cf
th e Officers of the Government, of. thi s . S tato
and of jthel United States,. Willi their salaries ;
the times of holding, all. tlie djflQi-cnt Courts
in this Stateff;thVMembers of Assembly- ?vC. (
- Sold wholesale-arid retail by the Publisli-' .
ers j tiy, -Charles Stuart,; Fayetteville fby
Salmort,fIall,7Newbern and' retail- b'y Imost
of e ,Storekeepers in the Statei '
ND committed to the" Jail bf Nashvillev
jNashcourityi N.C. bh thei0lh,instaut, as( -
a Hinawav,ia negro fellow NED, who was sold -by
,Mr. Slirwood" Evans of ;jtlus -county .to x
Afr.. Matthews or Mri. Meriwether of Gcor
gia , about ' 8r"9 years Tago ; ,b.e has .beeii
about tiiiWs'i'fthVadjdininiiig "counties
ever since ;ajiJIuridersfaridi he now be
longs to r. Hannah .Of Alabama, The off
ner is requested to come:' forward prove
property, pav charges',, arid take him awayv
: . , ; WILLIE G.r WHITFIELD, Jailor.
: Nashville, N. C. Oeti 16-. ' 1 3m
;0Q Tle Editor of he ahawba Pres
will insert, the above 3" tirneslahd forward his '
account-for pkyment:;''?;'"'. r : f 1
TH E Stibscriber; beleave' to inform his
friends and the public thai he still cOnw
tinues to keep a House of Entertainment t in
the City of Raleigh, on the east side7 of . the
State House Square; and will be prYfred
to accommodate Thirty ;Meribera'cf , the ap- V
proaching. General. Afjsembly With .Board."-, -He
has rented several good Rooms coiveni
ent to the Statenouse arid his own dwelling .
also is .prepared to accommodate all transient
persons; at any time iwlien tailed on," at hi -
oin prices, wnicn haye-dways tieen 17W.
His table - shall be as Wei) supplied as the
market will afford.! ; He has a large and clean
Stable; well supplied Ayitii dld Corn, Fodder .
and Oats for llorses, and an honest Ostler. '
- : ;:;77 WJLLIE" JONES;
7 Raleigh t Qctl4, lZ23.-9S-3w.'-. -
rflAKfeli up oh the 4 th of September, 1 825,
ana, commiuea jo tne jau ot iew llano
ver County, a negro fetlowj named UARIJY;
the sdid fellow is f tout arid wll made, -about '
20 or 24 yea:rs orage,' arid sayshe bt-long.s to .
the estate of James PvTrdi' arid hired to Ro-
bert McIillan. on South liivi-r : .The owner
is requested to come forward,. prnve proper -Pa7
charges and take said fellow away-
7? 7 iS CHAS. BiMORRIS, Jailor.
October 1.-- - 7 :;i0Qlaw tf ;
7.7tVie aaE;4
.;EPT rne at Hartford, in Georgia, on my
JLl way from Milledgeville to Florida,a negro
man by the name of J AMKS, who was lktely '
brought from the iStatebf Virginia byv llrl
Lumsden; who purchased-him near the Citv'
of Washington where it is expected he will
aim t'. go.- He is of middle stature, ' yellow ,
complected bold countenance, & , has scar '
on his facei his dress2 when he left rriefc was
a h'gbt brown shirt cbat ligh; green panta
lrions,White hat; 'and yelldw striped vesf .
A libeii! reward will .bebaid' to any nerson
who will lodge him in any, safe Jait.
7 - . . : THOMAS, S.;RE1DV
October 11. v k '.-,(;5 1 4t-
State of iNorth-Carplina.
1
WAKE COUNTY.
r':,: Court of Pleas arid Quarter Sessions 4
7 7 -t "August Sessions, 1825. -f ,' ?
Henry Parker,' by his nexf 7 ' . 4 ;
fnend Branch Walthall, petition foe -'
t vi. ' .17. rSetdenient. . -
' John King, Adrn'r .- i 7 7 . . 7 ;
I,T.Liring.been made appear to the satisfae
tion of the Court, that the'defenda'ht in thi
case resides beyond the limits bf this' State
so that the ordinary process of slaw c-nnot
be served oh him it is therefore ordered bv
Raleigh Register, &c. for two mont h tC;
lesjiefeitdat eoroesrforard crier bef-ra.
tne next rerm ot this t:ourt which v. ill be
held at the Court HouseiiC Raleigh on tha
thiM Monday in'Noverhberrnest, and file hia
answer,7that judgrrieht ; pro tci.rczzz v.iU be
entered up against him and executn i-nie'd
accordingly; , - 7B: Si KI;;g, Cs C.
"JT v 13 AtlEa having a; full Stoct 'cf R:-'
Cv cannot receive any more at present-
oc wiugive puiuic nonce vrnen more.wul bh
takehC"-'-, r-r . ' . - ; 7 I .7vl
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