'11
"M -'I'
4-
-Iff 1i
r 411
-J 5 a
k '.decided by Congress,
tmZ&ffi&tfi bet half at the einira-
J:IH ::-, - (IK no a or a ' fr -
1
S W PHin 1ieMilI cnlj give m cash
fKMipe;for the whole of the land,
llll ten or- twenty dol-
lle'iVs t fr the people to draw their
$ Mbfjiioni ' i Mr- Fisher takes great
'Lw iBcaae;) that the Government has
lMMl$n9:most cruelly,- which
tHdnLf it wat at all necessary, it
&kfeVbc7nd all sort of doubt.
cpMibi Goternirient has treated
it1 evidence that Mr Fisher
dfltia" same thing, jior is it j; any
Oefsiiould hae treated tbetn all;
gSelces'si the first attempt to make
ana nnauy,
this Go-remnant
ppleomheir homes,
ui vrui iuu uc-
comes with
and pbilan
jMiiSBtwffer comes be
ralfiiled with Parity
the loved nuoy juri u ,mw
f&lPiest feeling of late sodhsr
:;Wtie;POof oppressed people, he was
a
!SS
remnant of
were to be
tibMthii time tbe
HCQ U)tO 198 Wliueiucoa w ,
.,(. edict ol ims tfranicai
T; MrjlTiMjjf some fortoitous concur-
S&linKSiW-iri be nick of time to sa?e
MiIf-ffiia fanjcal Go? eroment. Hear
WbltiriayslJ AB
Tf IS WaSBOOn IO laKC pi cc, w ucu mo test
noUccumuhlcd mu;! pr(3ferfy,thouhvitU
h pfofeasion and his standing in thi pro
fession, fie might hare become rich t Vs
oua other more specific charges hare been
oi iTDicaarcr now unown io
' '- ' . 1 !
.hope cf gelling their I an J, and were about
10 go west. .H is true ine inaians were ni
treated by some of the agents and the spec
nlafnrn ? ih ippre made to believe, that the
Gotcrnment, was about to drive them tiff wised, many o
nn ! JAt lhi tfma it oraa these I be false.
T"ul-v "Vr"" it, . . " " . t ni .tti ui :i Umw.
k..i(.kl morW Sir: Kxhr A (Jo.. ' Otlered I MCci mhi uouuicjs icvviii viiuu
their services iojacfc as iheir agents, that is, J P W patlingeojin circulation If Jt
to lay a petition before Congress, to have be tme tpat llendersoajis Daojent. in
iMvtaM iftim inw.riiraipn limn wiifi i wuw wvww.w
kno any thing aboat the Indiana, know that it muaemeht it is an objection to him. Jttt'f
aach a time aainia, mat tney wouio o4ve ia i ui a iigu scquaiiuvucc ; wuu
know not how far he is chargeable wimstj
attenlionlto his Derional interests: but ad-
muting ail that is said ion this subject,; if is
f its a conscientious Wbigt lighter
than a feather,' com bired with the great
principles at stake. It is said by abpejol
(if. f.m). ih.l l i aAn amatl amfVffnt'ai tt
U V i UVU9 w NOU wuiuimy; - - m ' "
ed, and have oceppied too mach cf yoar linwl lo WDempi oi money uu
But one word in regard to .Mr. I label's, Jogfc "y. , j 4 , , ; j ! .
He siva in the latter cart of hit address. rl he J haTejknown Mr Fisher for many ve&jrs
Doard .(the Beard to investigate- the Indian I Personally I am friendly wilb him jind
claim) fciia in Mississippi's thoaaand miles from certainly should feel no zeal sffairist Uimt if
---- t -7"." r T 1 1 couia nave connaence in Dim, a jo vuo
by being in Congress. I cant; see: this bows ver i,riinuw .t i.. hatween l kh two
h hn ihTfTtA arrainct mil If it BAt ! lap I IP r T . l L ..--. i
thsUlr. Fishir ieios in Cun2ress could havs n4 Parties. ; J Here I am not satisfiedjid r l
influence in this bise. it is eoaallv tine be woo1f cannot go tor nim : l conieas 1 antJcr ps
ti nn iiifl,inili in nn!hr whr i I exceedingly sorrv if the District ! with Man
interest of his cclnsiitqents mijbt be at stake, J overwhelming majority of WhigSilshbuld
umesa ue us m'HB jovb anu cuaruj ior dis icuq i wnen II COmes IO ma IBSUTrOVO IO DP reD-
stituents than fbl bitnself. faa he had for the Mi rtsftnted hr mantrninr in thkmmin W iK
mans j son wooj exen mmseii wiinoat money administration. There is no dantref lot
has to aDbuint a Committee to investigate ; thP 108 vnigs is airertea 1100.1190;
claim: Mr. Fisnlr if elected, will be one of ti niain question, to those, of an eitrMisiik
men to appoint that, committee, and when I thja l"nu minor character. 1 have never oeen
ken op iib asV sort of an offer whatever, rk
tber than be driven! off. Mr Fisher says bs
undertook for them on their own terms ;isi
not mors probable they took him on bis owrri
terms. Tbese jlarSi plain facts, I leave it far
ths people todraw their own conclusion. j J;
Mr. Editor. I bar written mecb mors than
I expected io;ibave done when I commence
IMPOrwTLNT Qr.cisro.1 !
ITbe Supre'n. Court has iasi drlied.: in the
esse of Roberts va 'Canoi. from! fiorthamploa.
ljis iwumiuj iu ine pmper if CCCiirCCUOS Oi MUo
81H section of the' Const itc ties,1 a rciider.ee far
i w el to months in any part kf th Slate U soQ.
cient to authorize a vote fur Members ttis
House of Commons in the County in which the
voter is resident 03 the day of Election, &. that
the residence for that period need oot be In ths
samecooniy io which the tcUiaofTered. Dut the
Court says "that, by a residence ia the coonty,
tfcs Constiiation intends a djr.icil in that county .
Hits reqaiattioo is not eatisped by a vuit to the
cue. y, whether for a longer or a shorter time, if
the eiajr there be for a temporary purpose, and
with the design of leaving the conniy , when that
parposs is accomplished. It most be a fixed s
hile ' therein, coostit oting lit this place of his
ncbse The Court . farther) remarks that, 'this
rriidenee or domicil is a fact, not mors dtfScolt
of I ascertainment wbea repaired as the qualifi
esiiion of a voter, than residence or domicil at
tke moment of a mandeath which is so impor
tantin regulating ths diapositioo aad manage
ment of bis estate after death. ! : . u- 4.
IjVVe. are; rejoiced that this impart act and muejb
rexed questtun is now sstUed. j Inapectoia e(
Elections win, nereatter, nave no idimcuity tj
deciding upon ths qialificatiooa of voters So
least as this particular question is concern
Raleigh Register: I
JS Constitution end Stat : Government lott
fox the want of Eleven VoUetJ-Tte Tallahai-
senoiar 01 lue i9in ou, nn idki uuictsi re
turns from the Alachua territory i are received,
truth, that all who knew her. loved and honored
heri Ifjin any ca?e she had given cacse vf cf
lence (and who lhat lives has not done llh ?)
sheiposssed that, iodispoi&tls trait if true
grpatnss of soul, a wjllingoess to acknowledie
herferrbr, andjLjiesire of reconciliation, which
like a magic spell, had power to transform the
btttirejs4nnuty into the, warmest friendship.
It was thas she secured ths regard cf all aod be
came mostjeotnently cseful.L Gat if such were
ber vame to societv at larceiin ber owd domes
tic etrclf, surely she was beyond . all price !
'EYJUVS, loo Cl
iPOBTJJVT C: U';
Dis tests general end special tTx v
: fiu6.
BEWARE LEST YE STUM EI
r0CT. WILLIAM EVANS, 1C3
pbam street avails himself of he prr.
casion to tender his most unfeigned ackcow I
roents to tbe numerous members rf tt;citv
T t 1 - -
an toe pams and schrs i
have entrusted thesdtf
worth does not -mourn her deilh ? Who fhat I r, :
knewer long, does not feeli (in slncemy , of Jre donetheir dotv as far as lies within
narrow timb, in j comca?s of, human means. How dlstrc r"
fast at
ed.
I V
jiljesettB ladia'ns) wouldHe treated in like
ef j(iaf isldriven into the wilderness
fiti.i. hS.f in hfl(pr them.V it was at
Ullrisw, Msppe neu in tiiat country,
pWVSeeti:.o-y -own, woo
kl!ttiwofi tbta people laid their
rtn iiflT ocipre ie, ana asttu mo io uu
it ' 1" A -
hjcHskelaewTcsuse ior mem: tney ouerea
yjer fnpjipepr compensation." 11 flir.
nsaerl nini'Miiameo or airaia mat me
- . . . . - i . - 1 m
I luiQw iainhe transactions ot
Ijliiiif tie not tell us what the
sljjcDsahoj) raa1, and what compensation
yiadiittslwire 'td .receive in return. Ob
tci tuit woma not ao, 11 wouia no siaung
committee makes a report to Congress, Mr. rish,- j intimately acquainted j with Mr. FiShers
er will be one of J the- men to decide on that! re I temporal drebmstaoees, but 1 hsd heen nil- '
port, to decide ujjoo his own case, yet Mr. Fish der we impression, the v were a cdod l ddal
c.nt seew.n can inxiaence,we "PUtVaitened, before be got into th.s Indiln
These are plain facts, I leave it for the people I , j . 6 .t.U' j, tL'L
,x .!.. iulu A-lr Iis -j. 4Iii4 wnu speculation. I may be ! mistaken n
Mr. Fisher say ft "But roypolitlcal.enemieai lh,bul1 am honest in saying that 4 such
have been trying
minds of , the peoble,that l am desirous to go tt made his living, by a settled onrfl f. iji;
to make the impression 00 tbs I was'my impression, jl trunk! he
.--i.t.ii . . F ' . ' Jit J I.:.! . 1
Congress on account of this business: and to ex4
pose tne uucuaritaoieosss or this cnarge is, tne
ra arT fnr laainnl t ha forl K-tTfirA nn i ;!ri
aw. i.j Mf a pcv. wiui v jviii, . i. -'Fy
1 defy any ma i to point out one single fact, or
any number of h cts Jin his add ress, that proves
in the . least degrue, that this is not the reason
why be wishes tb go to Congress. It is true he
says it is not thefreasoo, bat be relies on no. factj
and he must pardon us, if we .are nut willing td
take his assertions for, fact in this case ; Jnas be
not told us be is interested in this claim ; but h
bas been very carefol not to tell us to what a
mount, but before be became a candidate or
thought it would! be necessary for him to go to
Congress to attend to his claim, he was not so
reserved n conversation about it, it was the
haa not
dustry in any particular branch bf jbas-f
ness ; but by turning his hand to any pro
fitable job that might Ichsnce! to come in
nis way.j ui tnis cnaracier is nis muiau
advocacy!. By this it has been ssidijfqrjia
year or two past, he has realizeaos Ppw
some estate : I suDnose it will annear at
the land. "Where a mans
will bis heart be, also.
the final trial of all men, that Mr.: fisher
is not juatified in the sight of his maker
in taking! three or four times as much ' fir
his services as they were worthy I merely
because It; was the VQluntary; oflef Jof'sh
ignorant Snd oppressed people. jH ft j!
His friends may talk about Dr. Hender-
underatoud he had made an independent fortune!! son's fondness for pleasure and his inatien-
iinn in gain, carnei 10 excess, iisnown
obiectionkhie frivolitv of character: ti Bit
t a kin iouoii 1' iliiisi nan ,ia n vif. t au
I . f . : " .. . . l J'i: I
vantage Qi mesa ignorant ana oppresseu
Indians, and has practised a sort of whole
treasure is, there'
For the ;C a iiolina VV atchm an.
jlSArSfW ho-1,19 been acpused, and D0doubt ha!if Congress Will let him have
gettilg toeing uns iaoa tori notning, or
airfr sa low! everV body knows that
Sf rsaer iS:sh4med ol his transaction, it
W'tan1 le 'is&ded of any thing. Who
iJ.nbt fe$himed to tell (tie world that
affakdfwltbj aiet :.of oppressed andie
sjni lpi5fl act as iheir agent to lay a
io.efrf Cjgress,to hit ) their claims'
ijaind jn tbe agreement secured
4tcpsojf enl hajlf of the Land, as soon as
ess sliould decide, and the other half
file end' )ftfiTe. years, at one dollar and
di
Stite
rotes
ii the eew blan of a constit Jtion - for ths
of Florida has been 'rejected by' Eleven
, , - r.v. v.- .'1 r . r .
- ' ' - - -f ! - I - X i -
National 1 Intelligencer.
MARRIED
V
In this Coonty, latt week, by Abel jCowaif,
Esq., Mr. ELLER, (first 4ame not known,) tb
Miss MISENHAMEK, (bar first name not
ktmwo.) All in favor of a United States Back,
and oppdsed to Locofocoiam Go it, my soldiers.
In this counts on Toesdav !6th inot.. tv Abel
Cdwan, Esq., Mr. RICHARD LAFAYETi'E
BURROUGHES, (shoe maker) to Miss ELI
ZA POOL. All in favor of a Rail Road run-
njog West from Fayetteville. Free Scbools.4
and opposed to Charles r isher and the Sub-trea
su
ana Wntl that Knif ht thr rLwKr nnl iKi 1
i f iW Tr luothe5-- mistress she had few Cesll y heir to,")
vuu. tU uv upenara r - ivnn mil iniw oer n.. ... ii
m.vww uv. iuuj, uurrs noi , lee
soul) in looking towards the
miiXyii2Tiiep?' ,lght 80.now ,lsi; he studied is Dyspepsia or indigestion , r .
K?ffdV,Ue PtsD 'rlH! fr?1 reesKeirennt, .Jd t
"StSrvrtVfi , D ' " loS lo m,ny to miseries . f ,
Salisbury, Joly 16th, 1339 firmed Hvpchooa'.'iasis Lor? &i jt .
AI-E TAG ADUIE Y
Hvpochc
the subject of inquiry by medical tethers, h
mams in much obscurity -Apoplexy; dh:r : .
the Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stmach. tr ! J
test'tnes, Gladder and "US appendages; JDian'
Mjsenury, torn Wultus Allis prnora
V I ' J r" -a a 7 , . r i to tue urama or Morbid Affections. lJr Ei
iYit her friends andatroniUiat th present h ,5,, -tfliewttflll in lle lrfJlr
academical fear will close on the 51.st instant. i kf ,k. .-.f "J ;
teithont a public Examination.
..; She will fevl greatly obliged, by the immedi
ate settlement of ber TuttiiW bills, as the coo tin
ued iodisposition of her little son calls ber im- j family
H. .11. m -c.t v a a ' a . : a
uicuiaieiy 10 new aorii. ana any Detention, un-1 cies ot
his own and the researches of the m.t tr
inedical men in the world. He bas aI?ohn
bxpenenee and success throughout i the
der circumstances so ajlictive, would be, to her,
a source cf deep regret. -" .
N. Si; Tbs Salisbury; Female Academy jvill
be re opened. (Providence permitting) on the Jst
Wedoesday of October next.
Salisbury, July 19, rl839 2w5I
of delicate diseasei, the impure t:
wnicn are aggravated brand rut J
the constitution tbroogh the basecoospim:;
Mercurial murderers, unprincipled, unedec
and unpracticed, in any art save that vl an
ting to le:jd the crsdnlous Tictia cn tJ.e
rub. Dr Evans See, 100 Chatham stn
supplied with the choicest remedies from 1
end foreign matketi aid compounded by a r.
ter8 hand on scientific principles A rhj?;
alwaya in aitendence, and a prb ate
All those who come there in the hour cf sts
witr; 00 orw KEJoicmo. r !
I rrrr iii'D rnuor 3fn Inn mr'
nlcsM Sottle the same. un or before ths lOihda? tt-?X.VJrrzl
of August next. Thos. who fail to do so, need rCvP T r, k n " . "
bpt expect further tndulgeoce-Applicaiion may ??"E w a Jeph Browne, .V:.
be made for sstttement, eilher to Maj. Sneed or ??,iF 8l: oe,ar tecood l ' illwasbur-h, t f :
LAST NOTICE.
late lit. L ueco Mitchell by account, will
myself. ; , ; . I
! i; A. HEWUEOW, Adm'r.
Salisbury, Jnly 19, 1839-4w51 '
i '
TO THE WHIGS OF THE TENTnll sa exlo!llon nPon them, then how fjfnujst
rONORP'ffSwAT TiISTRIPTl 1 ms nearr compare wi n one wnose gfvest
CONGKhSMONAL DISfRICr.; chgr2e, ii that of mere frivolity ? Bui thjs
Who it is addressing yoo now can be a is s matter .between him and his finkt
matter of no pacttcal moment to any one: judgei with which the.whigs lavCrnhitig
I profess to be .honest and conscientious in to dos except to weigh tt againstfth !pe-
if ihev? will
rov conduct generally. I would not will sonal obiections urged against Dr. llender
MifwM (fhlAii ,ra artiioK mrtrlti I . I.. .1 .U:-J. f .k:-U f 14 l i . ' : - i !:!! lit : 1!
fcit;roiico I would ask the whigs then
if: iujjHwijfo oi nip Bttuio uujo iu i me aiterwarus i wouic tain oespeaa your ne taken by mere finesse' It tnafi suit
mmf: IMtMMPnttrew wouW erant the 1 aucniioa to a fewr blam remain-tottchtiitl Mr. Fshers feehnra !nd intsre.ii aJiotjId
s ucoi u wai IMIB9U' uie Dcnu nz ctcmpn ior a memoer 10 retwi ne ire 1 in unnorecs in an with tiin 1 uri.r
" Foe the Watchman. j
TiluauTE to Tin: riEXJonir
1 1 OP TilllS. OALSS.
fTbe departure of such a ; woman as Mas.
Wrifred Gales, seems tq call for; a notice of
greater length than appeared in the, papers of
Ia4t week ; will you, sir, permit one, wbb was
pfjvileged lo- have a personal acquaint! uce
with her (of long standing,)! to pay! a brief tri
bute to her memory . Seldom indeed does thl
biographer fiod o rich a subject i for;, his labours
as in the present instance, nor can I for one tnu
ment doubt, but that in doe time, it will call
furtb the exertions of somei abler pen, buv 1
would seize the present moment i to te diffuse the
liilht ot her example, throughout the dwellings
ut your numerous subscribers, that they seeing
her good works, may go and do likewise. : 'i
1 Nature bad bfestowed upon Mrs. I Gales tal
ents of the first order, which the jadicioug care
of her worthy parents had enabled ber to im
proTe by an excellent education and by exten
sive reading. It was thos, If under providence.)
he wa jilted for the wide sphere of usefo loess
iiich in futurr life sue wasldestined to all
Valuable Town Property.-
BEINOabbot to remove to the West I offer
for sale my REAL PROPERTY, Iinff in
the ffown lof Mocks yille, Davie county consist-
ingiaf s good snog ;
HOUSE,
st't - 1
And'all other necessary out
j rii "r houses.
1 i Hi- ! '.
Attached to which
All new and in good repair,
are
I TWEE ACRES JOmLAXD.
lying on tx)tb sides main street, and very conven
ient fyr mechanical shops, and other bfildiegs
fur business, l'here is couvenieni to the dwell
ir iwi uc tmm .01, NO IIU UITf (f:)r!.i
restored to health through the treatajent if I
Was EVANS. Symptoms: Habit oal ecu-'-'. -tion
ol the bowels, total loss of appetite, exc;
ciaiing pain of the epigastric rrgioo, gre st 1 -preasion
of spirits, langour and other i) npu ; .
extreme debility, disturbed sUep, inordinate f.
of the menses, pain, in the right side, cuukl 1
lie on her left side, without; an aggravation c
the pain, urine hijfh coloured, with o?her $)
oms indicating great derangement in the fu; -tionsof
lbe liver. " . ;
I Mrs. Browne was attended by thrrp cf t!
first physicians, Vat received but little 1 ;
from their medicine, wr Drowne prtc :f
some of Di lAVra Evan "valuable pref, arau ,
Which effectually relieved he f the abevt C,
ffessing symptoms, withthers,1 Neh it h 1
essential to intimate, i v i '
4 ! JOSEPH iiiiov r n
City and County of New Ycrk, ss.
. j 'Joseph Browne, WilHamsburwh.Lcnv .j,;;
bein duly sworn, did depose aud eay "thai t
fafcts sTs set forth inlbe within statement, :
which be has subscribed hi name, are joi ;
ue. j JOSEPH BUOWNi;.
uv Husband of the said Haiiah Dro- r
liworn before roe, this 4th day of January , li
j- PETER PlNCKNEY, Com, of Dems.
tffrylwU I leave it . to recent the Distciet in the next CongressJ party? But of this we have no ilecint;
pe&rW:tbeir own conclutsions. It seems tcfj tne that te Whigs, are ii and iseculiiy it what we wantl: iTheiVan
8 JM W'fnPH err aa any 1 some aanger pi being deieaiea tn a cause; I tiuren rnjen don't feel con
4i(fu(it d?ng ; ' w ''h-1 -which ' triey rbslre'.och atf heart, by allpwJl willW awhi member, as i
iwm mWWi W . -W wad what tie I ins their attention; to be led ; away fromlf the fact, that to a man
Siahii "t
toBf t : was then unac- I great principle?, tq little ' and entirely ex- i lum?
tJiffjmarits 01 their claim, and I traneoug considerations
throughout i the District concur in I thev
a
s fepvj nggor. eeabat H-1 it; : finally,: I erally
wiltcMo investigate the gtounds the o
iHrBiWM.-.. decide. I did I ministrations, have been pre-eminently !ex
UStlSte Hi. and Snon satisfied mvself. I trnvaartni nt AdifarlinnahlA in mnv imnr.r
If r - .f . ' T - . ' . j . ."""".ft"., w w..vmw.w mmmmm. J . mm v.
m ctirajwas just oeyona Dispute, 1 tant respects
t tney . cad on their side the solemn
Quite a larire maiority tn the district, it!
Ufhsoff Treaty; and 'I; had too mu cb I is believed, desire to see the power - trans-j
aanfeit&e rood faith ol our Govern Pferred from our; present Chief Magistr
1
l anil nttrnlv ov." him? U - . UJ
Fhe Whigs gen- part, thatj he may go with them
strict concur in ! thev hsve anv nrivatn aimr
e opinion.that the present and past Ad-ji stronger Kind, I pretend not to
.-'. . 1- ' .1 - 1 . r . . . . . ! . ti
tne tact, mat tney go tor him is notorious,
and. shonld at least awaken suspicioii n
TMmii
fident that he
s evident from
they rally around
pe, or their
or whether
assurances ioti a
tnbbpt
m, M tieP purity of our Courts to
wJcresoiK' !; wnat does ne tell us t
4il;wis almbstlcoraplicated, difficult. 4i n
7. - f.
ijidf Ifjgetlous business ? A Not he,
atoIdiliain fact, once, at least
B IP1 himself their claim
gtstratei
and his party to other hands. Those, who!
sincerely; desire thjf,witl feel that the hear-
inj? 01 nine matters on tois enu, is not to
be overlooked. i ; " .-. ' .--; -
1 nere are now two candidates before
im I you; the one open
dispute, that they had the you oil all the
points which you as a par
tant; So manifest- is this:
Xpl3f ;lvcb confidence in the that his enemies tlo not attack hi on politJ
KIH'lov'erc1' ' "" ical principles al al : In. this respect he
7"I'J Ol Out.' t lillirl i. In rlnitht Iha'raon I I Am k.r.. : k . J TU
f i""'t.j5g?!:f ;a I" confession that he erodes not so come out : He is evidently
4T i 'Ittt "lin wltn Ad0S9 Poor lrynff t0 engrcjsS the support of both par-
1'?: Ia suppose be told ties. 1 It seems to me if he is elected, he
can fall in, to a great extent, with the Ad
ministraiion party,and yoo cant'eharge him
with violating any pledge. It is this main
ly a far as 11 can! ascertain-, which has
ttdiilellis i that their claim
iltist beyond dispute? that our Govern.
!$icV
? f usy their just claim? : If I
WffiiJ'f: ought to have doW-do
placed so many
y and -avowedly with!
We believe that onr present ;CHM (Ma
gistrate speceeded to the. chair 'rje jpcif pi
by a well! sustained course of ecet hiaa-
agementjitogethfr with j rigid sdhlene
to'theplsn of ndn-cdro mitts'.. In this ri-'
spect Mr. Fisher s course seetnS so ana?
gous to his, that it would he strahe;if lie
did nor sympathize with him 111 otheirt rej-
spects :
Early in life she was happily married, aad in
this diligent exercise of domestic duties and vir
lucvshe enjoyed the deliahlful prospect of rear
ing her children tn tbe landjof her birth, in the
ntpdst of her kindred and the friends of her youth.
But events beyond her control jseparaied her,
rroci her peaceful homer, and, ; w hat j was f worse
tmh this, separated the members of jthe family
fair from one another. And now,fliatine opm the
stbtmy deep in the time of iwar amidst a thou
sabi trials separated from! her devoted hus
haind, we see a presence of inind.and an 'eleva
tiic of character displayed hich commands our
warmest, su mi ration. 1 1 11 1
The Merchantman in whjch she! was procee
ding to America was attached and taken ' by a
prtvateer. heyte3d for 'V nun children s 6He,
and piiy for the helpless gfoUp, induced them to
petinef the stitp lo proceed on-net course.
Uflt the ciisfoi tunes ( her voyage were wjt
vsvemli'id. she was not to reach the land of. her
Sfeitikm. 'without binjr first j cpnfeye'd ;irt 19er
ienl whfe. amoiiff a mnle of a strange lart-
Ciu'aare,! She experienced a fcrndnefes, wblrh coo
' I C3Another recent feuf of the unrivalled ?
fue of Dr Win Etaiis .Medicinti itYhts.l
8M, TJZX Y Ed lis? ST.JADAU.-:; r
mg a never tailing SPRING of p9 water, and tUe above couj ior wh.ch ir
"f bot'P 'TJ ; ri pacilated him at intervals, for the periud (
msy be had for cash, or on a short credit.
, j If the above properly is not sold at private sale
before the 7 lb of September next; I shall expose
ibe; above pioperty to sale without reserve on
that day at
Terms Will be made known on the day 6f sale,
i L. H. GARNER.
Jjuly 9, 1839 551
T
bim. And whv
PiMwid have got the bargain
mhm P'aiu fic7,i leave it for
Mlftl their own conclusions.
ffl$2P&9 1 ll!k h WM it possible,
WdwMte5 jbe so easilv imnosed rw
A"1" n otelligent and christian plain of persecntion ?
i5MMIr. Wisher would have thatf ihero rj cetiain
this tslk shout the which theiWhigi Wi
iffklciVflized; "christianized, and out by their tebresentiv
Whigs in j opposition to
should thev not be : no-
posed to him : Would not the great ma
jority of the Whigs', be opposed to a fath
er or a brolherlon the same ground t 'And
wny should Mfc Fisher or bis friends com
T,10 Ifirflriacbers, n d the Choc
lTOtSj til that sort of ituff; are
I wf tei;rpwoVout, to catch the
excite their feelings
lfWM behalf of their red breth.
lMfieircharitable friend.
V?lWi bo will not find it as
Hi M4PPi TN feet is, the
Slf W''!'2 orchnstianized
ai?' ,ffe"00i christians have
mdPWh,e;800d of the lndians,and
Ph. "t10 m f hev can for them ? 'hm ih
sS4MW " ignorant as they
W'lfy" express!)
ItW08 business, that
mlp-rtinv so their intelli-
ll?llnsleccPlfo0- Bat
hi a(? har IV ll- L'
.St " " " C418 us IU 019
AjTSe??f fwu neast is true, mat
1 1
bar
t,:'t
lucm j mat ne was a
refused in
a . W lbl.Ul II lllDll
ftdtins hid niven tir !!
1
plain of persecntion? He is well aware
kYtiigs would ! wish carried
great principles,
out by their f epresf ottve aa far as his jinJ
fluehce can .godjt Kjot only do lthev wir!
thati he mightpiustain them by his votesj
but that he might be hearty in defendinir
them in every honorable way. Mr. Fisher
has been catted on publicly and privately
to aatiafy the Whigs Ion these points, and
he does not do it. ' : . If. J
Mr. Fisher like every other freemsn,bas
a right to his own sentiments, and I nas a
riglt to publish them or not. Just as! he
pleases : But will the Whigs vote for bim
while be eitheirfdoes pot,or cannot in truthj
satisfy them pn the points referred to T
They are the great and paramount conside
rations on which lie holds tbeta in the
dark. We havf at dur oflerla man whose
sentiments have been known for years to
harmonize with
points. His intel
knowo to be of a
at
our own i on these vital
ectual powera are well
very respectable order :
He is admitted on all hands to occupy a
very respectable stand in his profession:
a..i I
vneoDjections urge a against
And: what are
bim ?
It is said tha
he is a man ot pleasnre.in
bueiness, and that he has;
ft ihp Kir lnntr iittJIi iK.tr I raaSded a fftatitude as iastirtkr as J life: IBut She
cause -Mft-ke sure work for vonr orincj. t irci. .u,Wr-. -y ,VBf.
i ,i . 1 r;. "i- t if f u"J iseandi interest ot oor ete-vee i country, anp
pies, eve if niiuorn trs ypnf ishas 8tiift ind unif.iylnd 6obly did she
were not fully met.f-If wehae lepnfJ, ,kPm for it w hdnvMir ! rirotrad.
dence in jour principles let us act tbefiiout, fU Eeasen fin which diving providence laid her
hi uiw ic icti vC migui it;arn . d icesuii m i esceueni nusoaoa asioe rrom 019 eoimriai ia-
j. iJ t : ; Js I1! .H. U , . . , ..... , v ..n
practical wisdom from the party oppbsejd j bjff, and deprived him of power to veatch otw
to us. They never lose sicht of the! main 1 heinterpsts 01 nts growing- ramuy ;j 11 was
t.-. w i- ; Lib ; ! .-.4 I .
contest, r
July ldth. 1839.
I
A!ft$G.
1 SUPREME COURT.
Hi
William H.; Battle, Esq has
tppointed Reporter of the Decisions
3 5
f f'
been
Supi-eroejCourt. in the place ofTbmaii
Uevereut Esq. resigned. f -
I he following Opinions have pee
vered during the Terra :
;1f
if.
1 1
Idel
. ' -
hiers to assume the ediiorisRpen,;' and ably did
she per farm its services, even while! her! heart
wp wrung wun angnisn ior me aroicuons or
hHr husband, and while her hand alone fonder
GoJ) provided i6t the sopttort of her children.-?.
Surely none -but a mind f sorpassing energy
cpisld have sustained the trials which! she en-
!of the I dJSt8 nd endured withut complaining I-.
Bet happier davs dawned upon her; i Her . hus
band was restored, and ber children' reared with
the tenderest care, repaid that- tsndtrnes8 a
themaahd fold Bat never did she -force t tbei
days of her adversity.
Gaston, J. del
Court, in the case
Fox, frpm Meckle
judgment below, i Also, in State Fort fit
r - 1 a - a - s ' . 1 " 1 1
ivered tne opinion ;oi trie; j tnat arid moral excellence and the seat ot ele-
of IHorah v Lbnglanid gnt and generous ho3pitaIity;i : v t
nburff. affirnilnif the I f " bhe knew the heart of stranger,! and how
Gtiaze, from Bladen, j affirming; the f judg
toido it good,' and how to promote social inlet
course sod virtuous refinement in' society. Nor
AA etvat minfina hair lihatrlilp taiitfiln Ida Wtnnrlii
Al80ln BarrctV- i$!W0? of iher own social circle. 5 Sbe knew how tojenl
ot l Irnm Ma. m :. .1 I .. ; . . . . . - .
:T t smuiiug uie juugwcii.f portions to the poor, and to those; for whom no
ueiow. Also, m Peck. Welford Sf Co. b thing had been prepared, and seek out tbe afflict
irupi aswen, amrmirig me i ieu no oesuiuie in tneir luwiy jnaonsuons.-
judgment below Also, in Poteet m Bad-1 S3 rejoieed to share with the needy the buunty
lor pWjp AIo,,in Iioberu ojhooi; SS
from Wortbampton, reversing the j&aetu consider wither it could in liny
Daniel, J. delivered the opinion!
I1 . .1 iLUi.J!.
rA nt:i;ff'. i r t 7 ! As j I pM BKesieu ior ine reueijoi iqo iouijj
.u.K...Mm s Aiau. 1 AODerta WiUSnnOU; lhn-m-l f mrit!h rtMl inAt r&
Way i cbatribote
,5 , . . m mil v mu luiauMvi, ui mj uuu vui ; mm kbvdli
of the 1 the idea bad originated, or by whom patronized
Court, M the case of Wellborna i ismeai -flhcr one bnqair? sets. Will itido any trood?f
from Wilkes, affirming the .judffoieni jbei- w.heo hJ P001 settled, sbs I bent tb
low. ; Also, h Hough; Hornv from Arf. 'Tf-T 7-' f -; "! fP
... . 6. - - : ! ,n i I ImSnt. Elevated, in ao eminent desree. a
sou. am.ming uiejuogment belo.j , Alscj, bob thefisboess which seeketh its owd, she
in a.owe! v. v eatneroyi iroo uuutord.attir. t it her happiness in doing good to all aronnd
ming the ludgmentbelow. Also.tn McEr-i her. Herdonei fwhich were mani and 1 moor'
wee c Coilina, from Lincoln, reveling the j tint ) were her purest pleasures, She d flTas-
er, from Kowan awarding a new trial.
markable decree tie power of adapt
her conversation to: tbe capacity of, those with
'! I'.. ' ';J
ANAjVV
.17I ROM the Subscriber living
JD io Hamburg:, S. C, on the
8ih vf Afil last . a negro man
by the name of JA CK, or J ack
Towson. The night previous
jears, in attending. to his business; rrstor J
perfect health undet- the salctary trcatmt
Dr Wm Evans. -
I The pymptoms were. A sense of distrr
and oppresoien after eating , distretsir j f a i :;
the pitot the stomach, nausea, impaired srr. t
giddipfsa, palpitation of the heart, great (it I i
and emaciation, depression of spirits, d;?t!
rest, sometimes s bilious vomiting, and pin
the right side, an extreme degree t.f z:
and iaintness; any endeavour in purscc l.i
iness causing immediate exhaustion and v, ;
oes. i ' v- '-. r -, .' ':
. j jvr vcnenzte is aauy auenaivg to u$ ;
ness, and none of the above symp'tro hare
corred since he used the medicine. He i-:
a strong and healthy man. He bas if? ru
myriads of remedies, out thev were all
r -m
teal. lie Is willing to give any infurnnti
to . his departure, he broke into j the 'afflicted respecting the iuestimnble I r :
mv waoie ano iook mereironi a i renaerea io mm oy me use oi uv cx i.
medicine. -.'.-.
HORSE. SADDLE snd UKIULK. the
Horse is about 7 years old, cream colored, snd is
abt-ut 15 hands high ; saddle andj Bridle new.
When said negro rana way he had on a pair of
gren Spectacles, a snuff colored broad cloth
oirtont pbat, pair ot saiint paniaioonw, a
bornbsziuje ven.sr d a For Cap- lit is very pro
bable thai Jack has made his way back again to
Nrtrth Carolina, where he has relatives living
Any pi? rsori who will deliver said negro to me
in HarabWg, or lodge him in any I safe 'jail, so
thst I get ihim, will receive a reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. .1 will eav TWO
HUNDRED AhD FIFTY DOLLARS, both
for LN eg rp and Horse. , ' ty'
If 1 BENJAW1JN sfi KUaii.
July 19,1839 Sm5i .A
it . i 1 ! ! :
Tk. 3ncwt afar will; insert the a.
ay am li v- jav ww mri i w "j ,
Beal Blpssing to Mollu
j)r. JFw. irons' Celebra ted $00 tl I
Syrupy for Children ' .Cutting their T
fHlHIS infallible remedy has preserved !
JL dreds of Children," when thoiht pr.t
eof ery,1 from convulsions. : As nn as tl c
rup is robbed on the gums, the child will r
er This preparation is so nncrcnt, f- .
c'ous. and so pieasan:, that no child 1
to let its gums be rubbed with it. Wlun i
are at the sgs hf four mouths, 1 hough t!.c;
appearance of teetb, onie bottle cf the
should be used on tbe gums, to open ti e ;
Parents should never be without the Mr
coont to me at Hamburg, S'.C.
B:F R,
ihet nurserv where there are vocntj chil d; r
bove weekly three months, and forward their ac if child wakes in the nght with rain i
gums. fue ryrap immeaiaiejj gijts t :
opening the pbesnd healing the gutr.i-; t:
by prevvbting Convulsions, Fever, fyc.
fPrpo positive 0 f he Ejjiiacy c j
j'-Hj jL'cans soothing tyrvp.
To tie Ageotof Dr Evaos booiLir' Sj
Dear Sir The great benefit afforded to r ;
fering infant by your soothing ojrvp, in a
EEF
1
nnHElSobscriber intends to furaish the ciii-
u zens of Salisbury sod vHoitV with Beel
on tTuesdais, Thursdays and Saturdays, and of-
tnor 11 lenaireo. as auua owTrs cs w w-
. iwt M 1 nit em h is thanks for uaRt natron-, l of protracted and painful dcttitioo, ''racst
age!, and hopes to ee enabled to please-all who vtoce every teeiing parent now essential -wiil
awain patronize hliiu ?' - l- ! , J ly application of aacbr an invaluable .raed
r UEKXl SMITH.
iBS9ff51
kj.' i f
July 19,
jrrsr receives
udnfit 0 supertdr CAetring Tooacco,
M ttOM t Off 1 omoicins' cpacc
! I 1 j 1 F. ML ROUECHE.
May 17 1 839-tf42
i 1 TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
lin 'Concortl '9 ibari;u8 Col
nil HE Subscriber offers for sals, bis lota in the
JLl Town of Jpneord,L.abarius coonty, known
in the plan of smd ipwp, ra
to relieve infant misery and torture.
fan!," while teething, experienced such r
sufferings, that it was attacked vfith ccrm'
and mv wife andr.iimily supposed thit t
wupld Snob relase ibefcabe Irt-m arji i : .
ws procured a bottleof your syrup; wttch t:
as applied to the gum, a wonderful re
produced, and after a few applications, tl
dispfayed obvious relief, and by ccctisntr;
usei am glad to irfurm you, the clild I'.
pletely recovered and uo recurrence of t! it
fol com pi not bas since occurred ; if e t::'.'.
emanating easily and the child enjojs
health! I give yoa oy cheerful pre:
make ibis acknowledgment public, nr J
ffladlv eivsaoy information on this ctrenn -
f , " - w.. inuvw
The Lot i No. i fronts on ths main
street eppo
. "I Sold by the following JIgenls.
JOHN A. INGLISi fBooksiore) Chen
site tbe dwelling of George Kl alts. Esq. The
the! same; The above Jotawill be Isold at Pub-
lie Anetiiin if hot nthprsriso diarwal dHoI! ToB8- I
day of Cabarrus Court, it bein? the I6ih day of TA1CLOR. HARRIS &Co Cbarhit?,
iUll."4.Ciuia mna know n tue vj vi nio. a &m&.wv.. w . I. me"
J. Hi ANDERSON. Camden. S. C.
E. JOHN HUGG1NS, Colombia, S. C. ;
W. ML MASON VCo.,Ralevb,.N. C.
MICHAEL BROWN, i P.SUMMEY &Cd.
ml-f? i
attentive to bis
f ; EaleighRegkief.
Whom 6he ras eon versieg. 4
It may be i said, in Salisbury, uly 5, 1839 2w49
10, 1S39 141
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