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I
STANZAS;
DELIVERED BT J. H. ORATj
1H
P.in.L nf the Peiinsvlvania Institution for
ipil
i the instruction of the Blind, M lbwf
Ex-
lamination: j. - y. .ti j.r
The bird, that neyer tried his wing,
Can blithely hop and eweetly
Though prjsoncd In a narrow cage.
Till his bright feathers droop with age t
5o I, while never blessed with sight.
Shut out from UetTen's surrounding light,
Life's hours, and days years enjoy.
Though blind, a merry hearted hoy.
That captive bird may; never float j
Through Hetvtoi pr pour his thrilling
note
'Mid shady j grow, by pleasant stream!
That sprinkle in the soft moonbeams
But he may gaily! flutter round
-Within his prison's scanty bound,
And give his soul to song, for hp
Ne'er longs to taste sweet liberty.
Oh! mat I not as happy dwell?
Within my unilluroioed cell? V
.May I not! leap, and sing, arid play:
And turn Uy constant: night j to daj?
I never saw the sky, the sea, j
The earth was never green to" me ;
Then whv, Oh, why, should I repine;
For blessings that were never mine.
m . . a? -. .
Tliink not that blindness makes me sad,
My thoughts like youis are often a
Parents I have who love me well
- I neir omereni voices i caii cu, , -
Though far and absent 1 can bear, "
In dreams their music meets my ear,
'la there tf star so dear above, ,
A. the low voice of one you love! '
1 'never saw'jD father's face;
Yet on hia forehead when I place -
Mv hand: and feel the wrinkle? there,
Jft less ty time than anxious care, ,1
' i " J
I ffar the world has sights of woe, J
To knit the brows of manhood so.
1 jit upon ; my father's; knee
)e'd love me less if I could see.
I neer saw my I Mother's smile;
if
Her gentle tones tuy heart begun
They fall, like oistant melody,
hew are bo mild and sweet to me.
Slie murmurs not my mother dearl
Thoua h ometime I hae kissM the
tear
From hrM cheekto tell the jy
0(i smiling word would ge her boy.
Right merry was I every day !
rarless to run about and play
With sisters biothers. friends and a'
To answer to thiiir sudden call,
1i join the' ring, to speed the chase
'IV find each play mate's hiding-place,
And pass my hand across his brow
To lell hinri j could do it now !
Tf Mhoujjh deiightful flew the boars!
Ml
Si p4S?frf in c'iiildhobii's peaceful b
owers,
iU lien tll, were cone to school but
L: i 1 - i - i :
I usrd to sitrat home and sigh ;
And thouch I never longed to vie
Tlx' earth so gfeen, tbe sky so blue.
I thought, I'd give the world to loo!
A'ong tne pages oi a dook. ;
Now since. I'e-learned to read an
write,
My heart is filled with new delight
And music too Can there be found
A night so beautiful as sound ?
iTeii me kind friends, in one short
i Am 1 not like that captive bird: ;
j I live in song, and peace, and joy,
prd,
Though blind, a merry-hearted boy
1 .
As two celebrated punsters were
walking
in the; street, one of them accidentally
struck his foot against a small pail ; his
companion dryly: observed; why, S
am, you
have kicked the bucket ' Oh; no
the other, 1 1 have only turnedf
Replied
a utue
No gouging, as the chap said ven he felt
the critters in bis bead. . j !
B sensible verdict An inquest
.having
(down
been held over the body of a toper
aoutlH the inquisitors returned a
Lied of tht Jug dis temper.'
verdict of
Much yet remains unsung,' as will be
seen by the following splendid verse:
All bail, tbou glorious moon.
Bright as a new pan:
i oou t rigntesi, roundest, nordesl source
. Of bread and cheese to man.'!
v.." A preacher' who had once beenj sj i printer,
thus concluded i sermon. Ynulhjiuav be
compared to a comma, manhood to a semi
colon old age to a colon: lo which death
put a period. . i
'It appears to me I have seen, yoa some
where before as tbe man eaid ven the col
lector called on him the twenty seventh time
lor money, i : ,
n.
- If Satsn should lose bis tail, where should
-t.A m In esa anAlkai 1 A "ll - ?
no n w 6t uiu i nuswei fj io a Sin
nlace,' because there they rt-tai
! : III -
iUaa
ipif;
its
r
Necessity is the nMvthei of invention' a
the Qt said when he saw these three liota.
. l?KOM MEXICO.
The correspondent of f the Lboisianian,' nnder
date of May .11, ttaifs thi me receni oe
feat of i the Federalists Ifi the f icini:y of Paebla
is a mortal' blow" to their paity. . Sakta Asa.'
be says.Vhas become ib Idul qf tbe daj.V'His
namoistbe common word.io the mouth d the
peuple, and such is the' frenzy pi iboM who are
in majority , that ir bis exceuencj cnoao u
make himself king, etnpror,
dictator, in one
day ihe.CeniUl ,Govefimet i
woatd diaaonear.
and a troop of
. i.K 1I1F '-j-S;
and be ? replaced by a yrani
slaves." X::?:Y 7 4 f h - ;V-. 1 ' - y
; The writer of the lettirfroai whieb this ia e
tracted eoes at some lesgih imp
.t.i.maitt tif i
his views of the politics of Mexico, and the pro-
... -t t. . j: r ...
wbicb at ibis disunce
does not appear ; to jus
prooaoie. ai least ooi imueunieii , iu u-
LbiedlV thev areactini together in a cbiwnoo
cao9 with sach a good
. . T - a 1 - a
understanding; .as has,
Oy ine Orieai OI Ollllf mu iuiw.w-,
to a complete success. ISAKri Ana, it appears,
. i j r . . - 1 ' V J tort
after tbe baitle o( Pueb a
ii the fresDondiiit aWe aootedL'-tiheri I
be waa received witb extraordinary oonore. a
had rejoieing.2 balls, illJminalLna, pbblic plays,
fot an event over whichlevery good man grieves
The populace I sdmiies ihe hero of Tampico ;
mil nt. Honiara lhit muwr 01 citii war. una
L... .. 'U.rlanda (nt iU Ivlcior. the other
nfTirinr. on the other I wailinss for tbe dead
i fi with tfrifi: oo one side vou near eoir i
. P - s - .' a . I
Tine will show
I'' . ! i i Jt J I
ns the end of this medlej oi
tbings.
I
- COMMODORE PREBLE.
In Conner's Naval IWistory jjof the United
States ia the l5illoingfneedote of Commodore
Preble, illustrative of a,me poiiita in the charac
ter of that distinsaished Natal officer: -
Uommoaore r rente waa him w uigu T
per and a rigid. disciplinarian. At first he was
disliked in his owo ahip the -younger officers
in irariicolar, Mint tn effecis of hia discipliqe,
without bavins yet leattied 10 respect the hijh I
protessionai quaiuiea coi. wnico us iueiwaiMsw
came ao distibgoiahedlf Ouenight when the
Constitution was in . thw Straits oi GiDraliar, she
suddenly found herself along! side pf a large
ship. Somej haihn ( passed v without . etiber
party's giving any ares wer. i Commodore Pje
ble, who had iakD the trumpet himself, dow
tuld the name; snd cooh'ry . ot his ship, and lis
own rank. He then d manded the name of the
stranger, adding that be would fire a shot unless
answered. 'Ifyou fireja shot I'll return a broad
side was ihe ieply( Preblei aprang into his
mizzen rigging. applie the trumpet and said,
'this is the United Slates 6hip Constitution, a
44, Commodore PrebW, I jmjjaboot to hail you
for the Jasfetime, it not (answered, J shall 6re In
to you - What ship ! s-that ?' 'This is His
Britanie Majesiy's shj Donegal, a raee of 60
guns Prbte tuld tbt stranger he donnted his
statement, and should lie by him till morning in
order to ascertain bis; teal
eharacter. He was
t
as trnud as his! word.' and in a sbprt time a boat
came from the ' othel - vessel t explain. It
was an English frrgafe, and ' the Constitution
had got so suddenly and unexpectedly alongside
of her4 that the heeitition about answering and
the fictitious name had proceeded from a desire,
to gain time ih order iofclear the decks sod get
to quarters. I If i f ,
The spirit of Comnodore Preble on this he
casioo, says Cooper, poduced a very favorable
impreasiun in! his own ship. ;The young men
ptitiii v remarteo. tnan it ne was .wrong to p
temper he was right in! his heart.
THE WILMINGTON ROAD, j
The Wilmington" papers contain the Re
port oiate tn the annual : meeting of the
Stockholders, by the President, General
Owen. Trsins hia been running over it
dily, since the firlnf the present year, &.
thej Riad has now ilO Lpromotives, and a
sufficient number ';ptj baggage and freight
Cars.;. One hundred.- and three miles are
now in tue.Uod thewhole of the remain
ing part f 58 miles jj is under contrsct
Two Sections morJof the Road will be
opened in July. ! 1 1 ' :
. 1;-:.: :'" :- :-rW'Raltigh Register, ,
Ve learn (says th aratoya Sentinel) from
a gentleman who bas just returned from Waah -ington,
that the President and the Secretary of
State inland visiting the Springs this Summer
and that they; may beixpected about tbe last of
June or early in July! 1 ; j. "
JTJE XV WEMjIs EIZ IT,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVWG RE
MOVED HlSn SHOP TO THE
UILDUSTG FORMERLY
KJTOfpASTHE
POSTOFEWEy :
Continues io.keep 9n;and a g
n aicn.es ana wains,
Breast Pins and jtftrigfp !
Silver Spoons arid Pencils
Musical Boxes and Silver Thimbles
- Rodgers'PocJeetd en Enwes.
And all other articles in bis line,
' a SW aw asr W at astf - a aar a sm araamw ear aw an jtw
u:f ' lf I
Kepaired in ine nest xnanner. and warranted for
tweive mon.ow viipiuoia ana on ver taken in;
t a vZf a i " i 1-Purcn,sea n Pmc'H
for debts due. ? i j - , i I
T 1 I ntum r orii
b..,u- t il . fV"? f
rilHE Iredell Courity Temperance Society
0 will bold their Annual : Meeting at Lahof
Church, on the first Wednesday in August pexif
By order of the CHciuy j
JUUTUmVAJJPJJELL sseeYu.
June 7. i say u
:DiU Douglas, fr 1
BB AVINO located himself in Salisburv. re
JLA. specif ully lenders his professional.servjcee
to its citizens, and those of the sarroundingcoun,
tryj His office is thf one recenilv occooied bv
Dr. Bouchelle, where he can be found at all
times, except when absent on professional da
ties.Vv;V;v,:;-;:fj.y i;-;:-;-r ,,-r.l' '1
Salisbaryp Jan7j!939 if45 i
JUSTXnECEMMi
A quantity oj, superior Chewing Tobacco,
do.
do smoking Tobacco
uty -.Jf.
F. R. ROUECH&
I
1 known thorough:
bred I Horse. i
TTTTTILL make hi Spring gpa
V V son at Cbarlotte an4 Con
cord, Spending one half his time'
at each place, and will render ser
vice ai tut: very .low price of $18 the seasoned;
o ini
acoll. 1 jTbe season to commence
the first cf March, and end on the first of Jolyj
Tbe sobsciiaer deSmios a newspaper puff of oof
advantage to a horse that i-so well known, and
soieujaoie
trftriainiv ia: win mp.reiT bibib mil qb is a onin
and was got by the famous running horse Wash
r , - . - , m , . . ..
ingto
nuwoed hurse Old l Sir Atcbvr McDuff da
Perftelion wi got byj Old Sir Areby ; ber dam
b hi. nij t?T i l . . 7 i it
by Ball's Old j Fjoi.iael, her grand dam by ? Belt
whic was a jhdrdngh bredjnare, fiwj, &c., traj
YE -P v r-r' . ?f w.
DaflTs i racing l?f- VT? ff
volj I. Paft 662.J564. 565, Vol; 11. pes 146,
sai, aua. i yoi n i pajres, yo, 31
long time ong the: tferf and impeted with meof
kk mo. ;
lh. kiut kuMb mil nillM ailk
although noaKouWy lit unskilled hands. View
"""fp '"'"' ""J" cipf
him and vou wilt iba; delighted with hia beaut v
kim. nJ m.mi ito.SII Jtv ! JlinktJ raitK k!
and eymetrt of form.-iTrj him and yqa will be
pleased with bis icolts. ' f u
m -i- M: l mx:SV.P, JOHNN
March 1,839131 ,
lit
Mori JTJulticaulis
rrnNSITlERABliE NUMBER! of these
AL
21
TRKSl mav be had at Fav etievtlle N
a boot thellasi of next aomraer or the first of
the Fall. The proprietor can very readily uisj
noseof them! at jihe;North, but from! patriotic
considerauons, prefers that they eboold be
taken by his! naiie State. The price, will b
ihe same as h Baltimore or few York; and wijl
he forwarded to Purchasers on the money a being
remitted. ;is opad that such ts may wish io
engage, may da so at an early day. j
Enquired Ei LL Wibsi.ow, Fayetteville,
N. C . !
Feb 16, 11339 r-U29
Unexampled JTJatnmoth
SCHEME.
rflHE fol
4wlng details of a Schemk or a
1. LottxrV to be drawn in December nexf.
warrants us Irdeclarinff it to be UNrARAM-
.i f i v . , srm . -r
LELED thfthihistoryaif lotienes: rnaes q
me araounij uri ntru ..!- --
CD to the iobilici It is true, there are many
blanks, botln j the bther hand, the extiem-!
low ehsrgotl $20 pjpir Ticket the-Valve ah
Number of the Cif itils, and the rvivsl f
the good old I coqmm ! f warianling that evert'
prize shall be: drSwri and sold, will, we are surf,
give om versa j sais!aciion, ana eapeciauy wup
Six Hukdrkd Priee Holders. j
'To those disposed to adventure, we recom
mend early appHcalin being made to us for tick;
wbpu u rnw " "-"j
remain,the first buyers have the best chanreYe
therefore, emphatically sat DELAY NOTjf
but at once remit and trans-mit to us your jfr
dersl which .all always receive our immediate
attention Letters to be addresseo, ailu appticf
tiuo to be made to
SILVESTER & Co.
156 Broadway, N. York.
C7 Observe the Number. 156.
8700,000
8500,000
825,000
! I
5 PRIZES OF
820,000 ! !. .
, M . - i
2 PRIZES OF
I8i5,000!!
$ PRIZES OF
1810,000!!
Grand Real Estate and Bank Stack
TTERY
Of Proptttu situated in New Orleansl
:. i 4 i i - . -
. J . 1 - 4: . - S
C3Tbe richest and most magnificent Scheme
evr preseotsd to tbe public, in this of aoy oih
er cocntrytn M;
T1I
S OXLY 02O.
L . JtLl A ''.1 i . . .!.'..'; . r
A3tnonaeq ot an aci i ine ieirisiauve as
aembly of Florida, and under the Direction hf
the CommissiorJersL aetinff nnder ihe same, i
1 i i; Lecemoer ist. 1639.
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON, Manage,
SYLVESTER & Co, 156 Broadway, j
,, i ; J j ; New York, N4-Agents.
No CoMBticATioir Novsaas! ! I
100 000 tickets from No. 1 bpwsrds in sue
sion. i h
The deeds of the , Property snd
transferred in iras. to ihe Commissioners spnom
.-j ji nim ' Z . . . TKX. ".
l ,eg 7 ne,aaia aci or ine agiaiamra ot Mori
da. for tbe security of the Prix-H.Wers.
SPJLISS DID 8HE52Ee
1 Prize .The Areade 286 feeti
! 5s inches 4 lines,
i oo M agazine street; ,
1101 fnet, 11 inches
S on Naicbea street, t
1S6 feet, 6 ioebes
! on Uravier si reel .
Rented at abooi&37-
000 per ann Val-
! ued at e ,4' - 'j-,.
700,000
1 Prize City Hotel-162 feet on
,' Uommon street;
i 146 feet, 6 inches,
J , on Camp sr. Ren
1 ted at $25,000.
1 , Valued at i .
$500,000
1 PrizeDwellin House(adjoin-
incr the Areade) do
16,24 feet,7 inches
frofii oo Natchez at.
Rrated at 1200
Valued at !
120,000
1 Prize PiUsAdjoiairie; the ai
Tliat we
:: ;
m
BO
cadjNot3,23 ft.
front on Natchei sj,
Rented at $12QU
ValnfH t -
20,000
1 Prize Dillon Adj.iiningth8.Ar-
cadeNu 18.23,n
ff out on Natchez St.
Rented ai $1200-1-Valoed
at '
10,000
1 Prize Ditto No 23 nonh east
corner of Basin fr
Custombuose at. '.'
40 ft front on Basin, . " -
4 40 feet on Frank-
1m street, by IS7jft
deep' ;n Custom- ;
bouse street.- Hn V
ted at 4innvini aVon nnn
i
1 Piiae No 24.Sontb west corner of Ba- ,
am & Ciisiom-boose st.
3 ft 7 inches on1 Frank-' '
Jin, 127 feet, 101 inches '
deep in froot of Custom '
house street Hented at
alSOOaValoBdat - 20.000
1 rrize Jjitto No 339, 24 feet 8 inch
es on Rojrtl 6treet,by 127
feel, lis inches de?p.
Rented at $1000 Val-
ued at ; 15.000
1 Pi its250 shares Canal Bank Stock,
if 100 each, 1 i , ; 25,000
1 fnze 200 ditto Commercial ditto,
$100 each, ; ' 1 20.000
1 Prize 150 ditto Mechanics & Tra-
ders-$100each, 5 , 15.000
1 Prize 100 ditto City Bank. l00 sach, 10,000
I Prize 100 io ditto do-ilOOeach. 10,000
1 Prize 100 do ditto do $100 eaeb. 1 10.000
1 YivtA 50 ditto Exchange Baok, $100
rt;ri-erh;:vr:f: ;r';- -
1 Pr'ze 50 do ditto dof-i$ 100 each.
1 Prize 25 ditto Gas Light Bank, $100
feach, .
1 Prize 25 do ditto do,1 $ 1 00 each
1 Prize 15 ditto Mechanics Traders
' 1 ! $100 each, '- . j
1 Pr!tv4-I5 do Ditttfdo, $00 each,
5.000
5,000
2 500
200
1.500
1,500
SO r nans- each 1 0 s? res f h m.uis "
iana Siajte Bank, $100 each, ,
. each Pri $1,000, I v 20,000
10 Prizes eich 2 shares of.$100 each; '
i eiach P.iz- $200, of the ' Gaak
f .Light Bank. 1 f . w f' ' "20,000
200 Prizes each 1 share of $j00, of the
! jBahkofLobisiar.a. f i 20.000
200 Prized each share of $100, of the
I New OrleansiBahk.f 20.000
150 Prizes each 1 share of $100 of the
j" Union Bank of Florida. 15,000
600 PRIZES J 01,500,000
TICKETS $20 NO 8n Alt E8.
Thewhjoleof tbe 'IVkMs, wiih their Nom
bers. as also those containing the Prizes, will be
examined and sealed by tbe Commissioners, ap
pointed under the 'Act; previously id their being
put inh the wheels. One wheel will contain
the whole jofi-th Numbers the bhr will con
Uln SIX HUNDRED PRIZES, and the first
600 Numbers that shall be drown out, will be en
titled to such Prizfas may be drawn toitsennm
her, and ihe forlbnate holders of such Prtzf s
will bSve such proper iv transferred immed is tHy
after the drawing! unincumbered, and tcithoui
any deduction! I ' .. i ; i
June 7,il839 I1D! ,. !
-4-
Thcj fine Young! Horse
ITIiYLthe imonrted FvliJ and in nil
JL sipectsdf s full and pore Pedigree.' Wiii
stand a: niy stable in i Borry county, near the
Shallow Iford of Ihe Yadkin : on lower t terms
than any her hose of equal blood and preten
sions ii Americal Fir further particulars sec;
Handbills. I
I i HP. POINDEXTER.
March ti, 1839tf34 ! i
GOELICICE'S
IlliEsubsctiberlrak on hendra quxntnv of
the above IJVFAL UADLE MEDICIAB.
or sale at Ayresville.Stokesco., North Carols
I :- i . ' ft I .Ti
na. - m. ; u ; . . . ;
; I 1 JAMES AY RES, Agent.
Ayreirville. Slokea c , 7 J
April 19. 1839. i jBmSS
THE General Assembly hsvinjr sothoried
ith Governor lo'proiMire one complete set
of WEIGHTS and MEASURES, as Stand
ars fot each county, pursoia disped to cort
tracrare invited make iheir terms, known,
agreeably to the Act for that purpose, Chapter
XL
Models
of ihe weights csh be seen at the
Executive Office.
; I " i-4 f J "-,
April 1839 tfS9
EUB. DUDLEY.
Martin'8 sheriff Voroner
a net Constable.
A few Numbers of Ibis valuable " woik are at
my Offir for sale Price $2.
1 bis work is now : gM!ing out of ; print,; and
beinir the ver? best authority fur the guidance of
mtnisierisiomcersss wen as ia very necessary
squish in j to a- Lawyer's OfUce, it is believed
thai the copies on hand will be sold read i I v.
iney wno desire ine work bad best apply soon
- . v-U H ft s fi. U.- JUNES.
Msy l7-tf42 1
f llHE Subscriber being desirous to rempve to
iii it he $outh IVestj. oflers for sale his LANb l
withtbe appurtenances in the etiunty of Davie,
on the main road leading from1- Salem Jo Sistes'
ville and about si an equal distance from each
place1,; and 6 miles distant, from MocksTille.
There are about ' . ' : ' ;
in the wbole-li ing ail together, but in several
Tracts. L iTbe whole! place ii 1 well
fertile and in a high stale of cultivation, viik n
ine uuiLJJIUNeotirflT new. Tbe
y o u IJUU5S15 " is good.
There ia a large Quantity of meadow
land! and good ORCHARDS of th
best jtroita M ucb of j this Land lies on Dotcb
roaai Crek, which forniShait witb a good deal
of the at bottom. Tbsre is a SAW MILL :
iSiSiJ,ILI WOOL CARDING
MACHINE 06 ,b premises Poatessioo will
be given jibe coming tall iftsale is made shortly :
If bort,ossHwon vi be given in the
spring, i f! he sale will be made in three several
parcels tf ir 14 desired, r good residence
may be had oo each. ; 1 K -:- -
rms)iadJ known on application to the Pro
pnelor. bot as be is determined to sell on favora
ble terms, spphcalioo bad best be made early.
Oak Grnve. D.,ieen. N. C.? "
.1 4
NEW JEWELLERY, c.
i '
HAS another new opplv f Gold and Silver
W ATCHES, Plain English and French
oo j Gold Fob Chains and Keys, Fine breast
Pii.a and Finger Ringa, Silver Butler Kntves,
Patent snd plain Pencils, Tooth Picks, Fob
Chains, Spectacles snd Thimbles, Steel and gilt
Fob Chains and Keys.' -
A VERY FINE AND LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF RAZORS AND POCKET
AND PEN KNIVES,
by different makers arid V.iker articles usually
t-enth Jewellers. All of , which will be sold
low ftor Cash', or only, six monihs credii, sfter
kii)i timft - interest will be charged. Work
done faithfully and punctually.
Salisbury, May 8, 18S9 tf40
SfZOHB j PHTSIO I
C. B & C. K. TVIirELER, ;
TTFAVE josi received a large and fresh sop-
JLM. ply .f ;
DRUGS, MEDWIA'E$r PJlMTSt DYE-
STUFFS. OILS. BRUSHES, CIGARS.
TOBACCO. SJSTUFF, LEM OJV- SYRUP
JJYD TABLE MUSTARD.
- I ALSO,
PATENT MEDICINES; SPIRITS OF
TIT R P C TI N E SWAI81 4t HOrCK'S
PANACEA, FlfESlI K1CF, SOAPS,
-r CANDLESf GLASS WARE,
X, PERFUMES, &C.&C.
' Also', var'KHis kinds of VViuta and Spirita for,
meJical purposes. All; of hich will be sold
low for cash, or on tnW to punctual custumers.i
Salisbury, May 3,1839if40
t - Mr ... l". ,. . .
State of 3lpttft aroXtun,
ROVVAri COUNTY. j
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May J
" r :. Term 1839. .. L
Horaee H. Beard,
John Pinckston
ostices Execuiion
(levied on land.
ppearing' : tot the ; Court, that
notice of
JL this
levy was i not ser ved tn the defendant:
it is therefore, ordered J thai publication be made
for six weeks in ihe Carolina Watchman, for
the said John Pinckston to come m and plead: to
this suit, or a judgment pro confeso, il) ,be
rendered against himj and an order of sale be
made. - , " ').. :' " . ,.;Vr j.;'-.
Witness, John Giles, Cleric of our said Court
at office, 1st mondaf in May 1839. .
" ! JOHN GILES, Clerk,
nay 10, 1839-641 Printer's fee f 5 , j
State of Jiovtli avcUnn
ROWAN COUNTY. !
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
.Term 1839. .
' i - -. ' . . ...,t: . '
John Pinckston j 3 ,,eTied OD j
IT appearing to ihe Court, that notice of this
levy was not served on ihe. defendant: it is
therefore, ordered, Ithat publication be made; fur
six weekR in the Carolina Watchman, tor the
said John Pinckston to! come in, and plead tothis
soil, or judgment pro confesso, will he rendered
against him, and in order of sale be made.
Witness. John diles, Clerk ,f onr said Court
at office, 1st monday in ms y 1839. j
; I. JOHN GILES. Clerk,
aiay 10, 1839 -6w41 Primer fee $5 j
TOWN ORDINANCE.!
ITOR the information of all concerned, that no
. PASS for longer tfaan 24. hours shall be con
sidered vslid,un)esp wjiere a fellow has his wife,
in that case where he is once caught, directly on
hivroute from his master's house to thai ot" his
wife's, a pass vhall j be considered good for one
week. ; , ' ; : . l.i---r ,-.h V.
E',RI BIRKHEAD, Clerk.
Salinborv May 31. 1839 3w44 ' i
State of 3Lcrttt earoltu
DAFIDSOJY COUJVTY. j
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term. 1839.
Mary Ader,
vs.
Jacob Ader. John Ader,
er,
Solomon Ader. John Tnsb,
I Petition for Dow
l t. l . 1
ms wne ousannn,!dami. er
Bird & his wife Christina;
Peter Ader. Joseph Perri! 4
1119 w up iiritut3iii or javio
oenj Acer, imams. ' 1 c-
IX this case it appearing to the satisfaction of
tbe CtKirt, that Jacob Ader, John Ader, Std
omon Ader, Juhn Tush and his ife Susannah,
11 ivji iiiiivi b warn xnii n mwaiA . m a a . m . . .
. .uuju.a iH viiiisiiui, irviuri Flainlifi rpti,
..uuu. uiaiiuiiifui miis oiaie .- 11 is inereiore,! fw, pnitrt r-
ordered, thai pubueation be made for six weeks
in tbe Carolina Watchman, for said Defendants
to appear at the next term of said Court, to be
held at the Courthouse in Lexington, on the 2d
monday in August next, and answer or demur
to plaintiff petition; 6r judgment pro confesso
will be entered against them.
..V Testr :-, -l-x-;.? .:iyW:k.v
, I CHAS. MOCK,c'c o.
Msyl. 1839 6w44 PriDUr's fco 45 621
Commission and Forwarding
v Business. V
nnBE Sobseribfrs have established thsm
! JL selves in Vilmington for the transaction "of
the above business, and solicit a share of public
patronage. Having been accostomed to the bo-
Jiness, and intending Uo devote their attention
xclosively to it, they pledge themselves to give
satisfaction to those who ma? patronize them.
Merchants liTiog in tbe interior may rely on
having prompt andeatly advices of arrival and
shipment of their Goods, snd those who supply
themselves with Groceries from Wilmington,
will be regularly advised of arrivals, and tbe
stale of tbe market. j'SiricI attention will also
be given to tbe salrbf Produce, Lumber, Tim
ber. &e. : : -i-l h 'Ci " -'4,-1- V
I McGARY & M-TAGGARS.
TTNFOin;
II frona b s
cm the publi '
Tille, whfrp '
CmGllZ J-
Hisllu-
ed to which
FICES I t
rem to tl C
es himsplf s :; t
satisfacti i t
TABLE. L.'.
the bost.t: -
and hi erv:
Jan 2G. IC
WW a,-i
rniiin r"
ii INGI O"
ia mm in fc
mands for
of a quality t
Mate.
tC3Or,' r
!y attended, r ,
Lexint; :., .
Sum m nr.
your Iiul
oil arf chap. r
1 thank the cn
rounding -court
they have ta :
strict attfntt .
ttnaance of t!
1 will saj t j
dune, and rj'iy
ted in tho ck t
shall be bpM I
Any one v, i
always find c
absent on tui-
N B
me in Sali-jb u
April 12. 1
. "r'TT7
FOUR J ,
to ivh i
ploy meet r ill
at C!;r.
'May St 1 :
? (Having I:
Respect;
the vari
the citizpr.B tit t
country. Hp !
untiring atter t:
to be able to v
office is at ! : ,
here he caj i
absent on p-t f.
May 17, U
stntc c
"DJr;
Coon cf r;
AeneE F
By her Guari
; ry Fed'
Nathaniel fi I
Dootl.it.
IT apparJr.
that Nail.:
fendants in th;
State: It is t!
be made for sir
man, for tr f
next Court cf I
held for the s '
Lexing-lon, 1:1 1
snd snewt r cr
jndtnsnt pro c
them.
. May SI, lc:
State c
In E ;
John Kent zr .1
; VS.
Celia Crabtr
Elizabeth V.
IN this ca !
ihe Court, i
tree&Eliz:f
this iState : It
that poblirati
man for six
appear at the r
Equity, Jo I I
Court Hou?h ir.
after the fuuri'.
and there to
Te,
V May 31. If
- C :
Have ju
sale, v
100 Kfn-. '
250 Oar, i
200 Bott! ,
6 Piecr ;
'2000 lbs t;r
500 lbs L
50 Bus,
75 Bz:
V
22 lir.:
24 Hi.fi
SO Sac:.r
way SI, i:
jo:
Of eve
Joa7 1839 3a45 f
WtlmiBtoa Maj 20 133 0tn44
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