POETRY.
V;
From the Jeu) Yorker.
THE BOB-O'LINKUM. j !
, prcr hoftmait. I . ' - i
ThyT'! sprite tba feathered troubadour!
la FiUriro weeds through many J clime a
w-r. 'tanjrer'r- - yv-; V ' - ' i!: '
Coro'atlihou to dff thy ruesel suit once more
-And p'aj io, foppish trim the masqjpg strao-
Pbll" may, teach thy wbereabuati an
i r---; pature. ' - ' - I" .J
II of 08. oeriorce, musi; in n
Bat,
'em,
s
I
pot
North,
its
The scho.il boy beat hath fixed the DpmeocJa-
class thee Bob O JUn-
j- AUU ruv .wj - ----- ., ii .i. ; .
i ., torn! ' ' ' -' !
. . . .. '
Stay 'it t thou,Iong 'mid forest glooms beo!gt
.::-' ed, ' ' .' " 1 ' I
So giat to sknnur laughing meadows over.
With cor gay orchards here so much delighted,
? It makes lbee uiuicaHhou airy roffljft ;
Or are those booyaoi nt?s tbe pilfer'd jitreasnre
Oi' fair f isles, which tbou oast learned to ra
fisbiy ' f'-' . ;UM Hi
Of all Heir sweetest njinstrelsy at I Measure,
: j And. j Aerial like, agaiwtoeo ' to
Tbey tell sad stories of thy mad day frteks,.
: WhepiWo'ef the land thy pathway ifcoges;
Ant evert irt a brace of wandering weji, U !
Thoo ..! aliLn ihv sun? and plumage chan
. J " 7 "7 7- , V i
j '. ':-;get.;i l j
iere both are say; and when the btds
hirlh. . !
And leafy . lone is shading rock.and ier,
Thun art unniaichM btittio warbler of ihei No:
When through the balmy air thy clear,, ootes-
joyoos, yet jender was thaj gash of song;
Learned from the brooks, where, jfrjaid
' wild flwers smiling. V: v.,,; I ; vi J r i; ; j
The wfe'nl prairie listens all day long, j j j l
. TheOnly eapiite to soeh sweet VguIing f
Ordidsi ihoo. flateriog through the Tejdurou!
y' 'halls - - , . i
And rolumnVd aisles of western grores sym
- nhonious. ! !
Learn from the. t'inefal woods rrje -madrigals,
To makB our fljwinir pas'fe here hafmoni-
Cauffhlt-thoofly carol from Ojibbway
Where t.uugh the lrq-id fields of wi
- BvjJhin j the ears from off the bordenMib
.- r . -...tii
Her bitch ca.ioe o er soms tone lane is
in?? , sr
Or did the reeds of some satannah South
Detain thee while ibyiDortheru ntghl
. y. J ins, , - i i
To slace those melodiosm thy, sweet mod
The ci fed winds had taught themi ip their
. '-wooing r ;;; .' ;-v W j.
-linthrifiV prodigal ! is no thooffbt of ill
Tac cadence of thy roandelay disturbiogr f "1
Or doth eah puUa in choiring sequence siill
' r Throb-cn in tnosir till at rest forever: ?! !
Yet, oow in wildered maze of concord fljatiR'
" ' T would seem, that glorious hymniag-tpfprb
Old tim. in hearing the, might fall a dolling,
And "jppuse to V Itslen 16 thyapiorous jsojjg
maid,
J ripe
ade.
flash
pursi)
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FROM THE RALEIGH REGISTER.
I
TIic laic Gcn. iWin. &cnoir.
Tht5 Ve-nerable Patriot and Soldier died
at lus fesidence at Fu?t Defiance, m' Wilkes
, VoanXji on Monday tjif6th May, agbi $8
yers Ptf hapi no inldindual now tdmaips
in the Sats of N'orth jCarolina who bbrei a
more Bttiiguishedpart during our tlevplu
tianaryi lEjigle,1 orwtiowas raorel closely
indertihe-i withjhe eirl htstory of 'otijr. Go-
I emmtiiit than the venerable roan
iiistorjl ind public sejriices it is our
:. to' ?k-ejcfl,:: , : : :3 j. --- . ' ;" N; Tt
Gftietal Lenoir was bnrn in Branswick
Countyi Va on the 20ih of May, 1751,
(O St) jaivtl wa4 'efpndfd from poor but
respeciable French ancestry - Hei.Waitrje
ynuugest nf a family of ten childrlnA
When ahnut eight years old, his (atiier rf
movedj in Tir Utver, jnear Tarborough, H
C.V wNe-e he resided juntil his death, Which
happened shortly afterwards The ojpqr
:tumiiejs ;jif. obtaiaing-jETeu an ordinary E?i
giish education at thJat day, were extreme
ly liraiieu,anl Uen Lenoir received no nth
hose
purpose
section' cf ltie country, 7tre obliged at
the very outset, lb he constantly on the a
lert they -'were frequently called on to
march at a coiaenifs warning, in small de
tachments, m pursuit of marauding bands
of Indians, in; theiibpe of chastising thera
for depredations committed on the settle
ments they wee also compelled to keep
up ;scoati ng an d ! N ngt n g par ti es; an d to
station guards at the onost accessible pass-
es in the moontaias.j fin tuis service, uen
bore a conspicaoas.patt, which was ; continuea
until the celebrated expedition of Gen. Rother
ford and , Gejj. Williamson in 177S put an end
lu ihe difUculties with the Cherokees. . Jn this
expedition. Gen. JJ served as a L.ieatenani un
der! he command of tjie distinguished ; Colonel
Cleveland; wha was then a Laptain.Vand ire-
quentfy has be been hard to recount the many
hardships and sunenngs wnicn finey uao iu un
dergo. Tbey were often entirely destitute oi
proviaions there wkstnot a tent of any kind in
the whole army - very few blaftkets, and thoso
only such as coold be spared frpm their homes
for ine occasion, anoineir cipmins w.m
principally of rode cloth made from Hemp, Tow
and wild Netl!ebark--and as i sample of the
Uniform worn bv the; General Officers, it may
be mentioned, that Geo. Rutherford's consisted
of a tow hunting sbirtj dyed black and trimmed
with white fringe From the termination of this
Can?oatsn. until the eo'om?ncemenl of the one
prcijected againsj the Britjsb and Tories under
Mai Feriason, Gol i,s.amostostantly
engaged in capiurmg ana -suppressing me
ries, who at that iinjie, ; were assuming great
cor.fi Jence and exhibiting much badness In
deedsocb was the chfracter ofj the times, that
the Whigs, considered! themseJtes,their families
and property in continual and leminent danger.
No man r ventured from homeTwithout his rifle,
and no one, unlea his character was ell known,
was permitted to trayet without undergoing the
S 'i'Hrst examination - Gen L has frequently been
heard to say ba, owing to hi periloos siluatumi
he has' often beep compiled on jretlring at night
to place his rtfla on one side of jiim in bed.while
his wife occupied the: other. Iri the expedition1
to King's Mo-retainihe held he! appointment of
Captain in Col, Cleveland's Regiment, but oni
ascertaining that it jWiold 6e impossible tor the
footmen to reach; the! decired point in time, 'it
was determined !bya Council j. of. the Officers
that all who had horses, or could procure tbemj
should advance ;forthviih, Acfcordingly, Geo.
Lenoir and his company jpfficjers; volunteered
their services as Privates, and jproceeded with
the horsemen bya severe forcedj march to the
scens of actiuo. ; In tfte ; brilliant achievement
on King's Aljuntaip,! ef was founded in the
arm and also in the side, though, not severely
and a third ball passed f through his hair -above
w tiere it was tied. He was alsd at the defeat of
the celebrated ToryJ CbL PylesJ near Haw Riv
er, and in this engagfmtnt had his horse shot
and his sword broken. He also; raised a compa
ny and marched toward Dan River with the
hope of joiniojjr t3ea1treefte, revipus"; to the
battle of Guilford, but was unable to effect a
junction in time, i Many other ! services of a mi
nor character wtre performed byibim,' which" it
v would be tedious to enumerate. ln the .Militia
of the State he was alsu an active and efficient
Officer, having parsed ithroogh sdifferent grades
iroiD i rial oi an uruerty oergeaui io a ojajur
General, in which latter office he served for a
bout J 8 years. In. pivl capaciy also, General
L. discharged rJfanjr high and important duties.
Me was appoinied at justice or me reace by tne
Convention which t33eto (oim he .State L Coo
6ttuubo andf wair appointed by theV first
General Assembly whn mat opder its author
ity. He continued j,lo discharge the duties of
this office tintil hifjdeltb with the exception of
a temporary suspedfiorl of about two years whilst
be acted as Clerk- of the: County Court ol
vVilkes It is therefore more than probable, that
at the time he dipd h was the oldest Magis
Irate in the State, or pehaps in the U. States
He aUo filled at idifierent periods, the various
offices of Register,! Purveyor, Commissioner of
affidavits, Chairman of i the County tand Clerk of
the ouperiur Lourt for the County of Wilkes
Hevasoneof the Original .Trustees "sf the Uni
versity of N. C, and was the first President
of the Board. He 'served many years in both
branches of the SfateJ Legislature, Embracing
neany cue wnoie period of our early legislative
history , and during the: last five years of his ser
vice in .' jjie Senate,Lwa8 unanimously cho
sen ; speaker of thatiwdy. It may also be
remarked, that he discharged the duties of that
luijRjuom B.nuuu wim Bs.mucu: general satisiac
tion probably, as was ever given by the presi
ding Ufficer of any deliberative assembly. He
was for; several years elected a member of the
Council of Stated and when convened was cho
sen Pieeident ofi the Board, j He was also a
a membei of bctb the State Conventions which
mjt for. the purpose ofi considering the Conati
tution of the United States, and in the discos
sion oi tuosa bodies heto)k aq active abd dis
tinguished ; part-f-isisling strenuously on the
adoption of the ameblmenta i Drooosed to ihe
vonsuiuiion, and guarding with great jealousy
the rights of the States Owing to the difScul-
ties which existed! amlng the States, in the a
uopuoii oi ihe B ederal Constttuttpiian opinion
prBanea mil anoiaer general Uonventton woaid
: r
upon principlei of i temperance and frugality ia
all things, ha caJcvoreri, bjih by example and
precept, to isculcatej sirailar principles upon oth
ers. To th pKr, he was-kind and charitable,
and by his Will, made liberal provision for these
of his owjOafieighbor;hol. v He had long enjoyed
almost antriierrdptel hiiltbwhich he was care
fal to preserve by noderkte, but almc3t constant
exercise, either joa horseback or in his workshop
of which hel was vejry tond. . As evidence of bis
physical abiffty I it jrjiay be mentioned that he at
tended thelSoperiojr Coartof, Ashe County,, a
distance of jror ei tha'n fifty miles fiom : his - resi
dence, travelling the wtole way oq horseback &
crossing the B I Hide j (and also attended ihe
Court of his own County; a distance of twenty;
four milesi riot more than three weeks before his
death. I)iuHn j'hisflas jllness,h sufiWred much
pain and ofifn "xprpssed a desire that the Sat
prerne DisjpoWr of H tMngs would terminate.fais
sufleringsi! Heoftin sid 'Death had no ter
rors for hiahe dfd not fear to die." His re
mains were tetred pn tlie family burying ground
which occlpiies' the! ;spcjtj where orl Pefiance
was erected, during jibe Revolutionary War.
rfflHE Iredell Cpfcntjf); Temperjnce , Sociely,
U will bold their Ai'oual Meeting at Labor
Cbnrch.on the! first Wednesday in! August next
By order offt lie Sic eiy I .
MlLTOJSt CAMPBELL: Stc'rv.
U June 7,11839 tM5
t,l.
HAVING-jocated himself in palisbury, re
spectfjiJIy tenderslhis professional services
to its citizens, an J tbbsel of the surrounding coun
try, H t3 office i a the otde recettly occupied by
Dr Bouchellei Where hie can be found at all
times, except when (absent on professional, da-
Commission and Forwarding
j n: - JUnsmess.v:-;;
nnilE Subscribers hive established thsm
ii selves in Wilaiinoipu for thej transaction of
the above !bosinessnd $alicit? a fhare of public
patrohage;-iHavii been accustdmed to the bu
siness, an4 Intending to devote jtheir attention
exclusively lo it, they pledge themselves to give
saiisfaciion to tboi who maj paronite them.
Merchants jivifig In the intfrior mzyt rely on
havinnr prompt anj early advices of arrival and
shipment of their Goods, and thbsew hp supply
themselves f with groceries froia Wilmington;
willbeiregiilarlv advised bf arrlvalsand the
state of the marke. Strict attention will also
do given to the sale of Produce, Lumber, Tim
ber, &c. ' ,
i f McGART & McTAGGARTr
- Wilmington Majr 20,:lS39-r6m44 . " .
A
flotiii Multicaulis.
1. 1
m
P. mzt
A CONSIDEtltABLE'NfJMBER.of these
-Cd. TREES may be had atlFavetteville, N
C. about the last of next summer or the first of
)he Fall. ; The proprietor can very readily dis
pose of them at the North, but from patriotic
considerations, he prefers ( that they should be
taken by his native State.' The pr4cTwiRbe
thecatne a'if in B'abtmorl'di'.fw' York, and will
he forwarded to purchasers; on the money's being
remitted. II It is hopd tha.tnoeh';as may wish to
engage, may do so at an early day.
, enquire or tu. u. wisslow, rayetievuie,
Feb 16; 1339-419 j j
ties.
Salisbury! Jane r7
I J
i !S$dtf45
f II VIE subscriber l.s on handra quantity of
Jl the above IJVKiL UABLE MEDWM E.
for sale atj Ay resvillej, Sibkes co. , North Caroli
na.? ?iiiiiprii?':Vrr-'
Ayresville, Stckesico
;St -AprMl!lB3C g
6mS8
wotkv are at
y. .--" : i . i t i. 7 i - ,
A few Numbers of jihis valuable
mv Office for safe -Iriee &2. 1 :
a uis wur. :a powr igeiuing out ui prini, iuu
being the very best authority for the guidance of
ministerial onacers as well as a very necessary
aquisiiian Iok a ILiwyjsr's Office, it : is... believed
that the copies .n hand will ba sold readily.
They who destr the work' had best apply soon.
Hi
- - Milk
May:17ftftf4!
t ft a H
H. C. JONES.
f nHE Subscriber bieing deslroud to remove to
j J. . the j3uihWetj offers fur . sale his LAND
with the appurtenances an he county 'of Davie,
on the mainlroa?! ieadio from salem to btates
ville. andfaiiui It ahlequsl distance frcim each
plsce, and 6i tliles flisiaht frord Mucksviile.
There are abodtl
Uncxatnxicdllnnuiioth
nnHE? ifollowin detail's of a Scheme or a
I JL LorraRT,' to.b drawn ih:' December next.
jwarran us in decbrtngj it to be UNEARAL
1LELED in the hittorvJof Loileriea. Piizes io
the amount have never before be eh ofver-
;ed to the public. Ili is ;i true, there are many
blanks, but; on the otbei; hand,! the extieni Ij
low cnargeoi 2u pr i;icKeiine value akd
Number 6f the Capitals, aod the revival 4
the good old custom liflWarianttng that every
prize shall be drawn and sold, Will, we are sure
gie onivereaf sa isiacnop, ana especially iu iuo
SlX HCItDSED f RIZE tiOLSEBS.
To those, disposed to; adventure, we recom
end early application being made tons for tick-
U when the Prizes are alt sold, Blanks only
emain,t he first buyers have the peat chance. We
herefore, ernph'aiicallyj say DELAY MJl l
ut. at once remit' and trans-mil to us your or
ers, whicii shall always receive our immediate
at (entiuh.p Letters to be; addressed, and apphca
lion to be made to I , .1 - :
SYLVESTERj&Co.
. 15G Broad wav. N. York.
fCJ Observe the Number, 56. v
- ' - ' 32 ft 7 inches on Frank- 1
, i 1m, 127 feet, lfli inches
deep io front of Custom , ,
" house street Rented at
. 1500 Valued at 20,0C0
1 Prize Ditto No 539, 24 feet 8 inch
" ; ' - cson Roystreet,by 127
"I - i feet, li inches deep, -
; " -Rented at $1000 Val
- uedat 4 : 15,000
I Prize 250 shares Canal Bank Stock,
t. . flOOeach, , , t 25,000
I Prize 200 ditto Ccrnmcrcial ditto,
- - . $100 each, : . . 20,000
1 Prize 150 ditto Mechanics & Tra
ders', $100 each, f. ; 15.000
I Prize 100 ditto Ctiy Bank.$100each, 10 000
1 Prize 100 do ditto do $100 each, 10.000
1 Prize 100 do ditto d-$ 100 each, " 10,000
1 Prize 50 ditto Exchange Bank, $100
' each, 1 . 5.000
1 Prize 50 do ditto do. $100 each, 5,000
1 Prize 25 ditto Gas Light Bank. $100
each; v - k 2.500
1 Prize 25 do dilto'dd, $100 each ' 2,500
1 Prize 15 dittu Mechanics A Traders
$100 each, . 1,500
1 Prize 15 da Ditto do $100 aph, 1,500
20 Prizes eaeh 10 shares of the Loo is-,
iana .State Bank, $100 .'each,
r S each Prize $1,000, 20,000
10 Prizes each 2 ghare of $100 each,
- , U each Prize $200, of the Gas
1 r.LightBank, . " 20,000
200 Prixes each 1 share of $100, ol the
j Bank of Louisiana, 20,000
200 Prizes each 1 share of $100, of the
: . j New Orleans Bank, . 20,000
150 Prizes each I share of $100 of ihe
i Union Bank of Florida, 15,000
600 PRIZES r $1,500,000
TICKETS 820--NO SHARES.
The Whole of the Tickets, wih their Num
bers, as also those containing the Prizes, will be
examined and sealed by the Cojimissioners tp
ptinted under the Act, previously to their being
put into1 the wheels.; One wheels will Contain
the whole of thp Numbers, the other will con
tain SIX HUNDRED PRIZES, and the first
600 Numbers that shall te drown out; will been
titled to such Prize as may:be drawn to its num
ber, and the fortunate holders of such ' Prizes
will have such property transferred immediately
after the drawing, unmcumlercd, ahtl without
any deduction !
June 7, 1889 tlD ' J v
TTJEMAi;..
t II
.u w vino, i:
July,
Aili?cn, At: Jr.; .
Arthurs, Ji : n
Brnner, Mi-!.- '
ljlackbtin.har
Busiin, Jac: b
" C
Chambers, Mf .
Chipley, i !
Call, Jolin r r 1 ,
I)
Davidson, ?jr C
DuuMis,-J-
- a. i: '
Edward?, Va . '
Fletcher, Bar;'
Ilall or r s
G
Gaylor, J.irrf a
Grjder, , -Marvin
Gracy, caps. II
Gill, -Wo L
II
Hojrhs, Miss I,"
Hardin, Grstr.
J
Johnson, Wi!
King, Jas A
L
Law, Daniel
Lyon,Jamrs
7vl
May, Samuel
July, 1S30,-
la ft a Iff
i
mom
in the whole tvingr a!li together,- but in several
Tracts 3e wtjole place is jwell improved
fertile and ifiVhi'jh slate iof cultivation, wilh ell
th BUILDINGS entirely new. Tire
a 5t "V. i There i& a I la r3 ouantitv of meadow
iaaptf d Jobl jpKCHARDS of the
best traitsU I Mach off this Land lifrs on Datch
man Creekjf which frnisliesii wifeh a tfood deal
ofjhest hottcln. Threis a SAW MILL :
A GRIST CMILL, aid alWOOLli CARDING
MACHINE on the prenjiises Possession will
he given this editing fall y sale is made shortly i
If hot shortly, ptseSBion will be I given in the
spring. The sale will be roadeintithree several
parueis V! it .te qcyireu, ana a gpua resiaenco
may be had on each. rr.
terms maae Known oni application to tnerro
MX
8500,000 !i!
S25.(j00 l it
- 1 ii H -
6 PRICES OP
S20,0;00 ! 1
2 ri2;esois
.,-S15)001!;'
3 RIZEs6T
10,000!!
Catawba Springs, N. C. ;
f glHE pubU?are informed that the
Jl above establishment will be kept
open this season, for the accoinmoda
lion of invalids,1 and all who ruav
desire a pleasant summer retreat. Ample pre
parations have been made, and .renewed exer
hoos wiljl be given to rentier full satisfaction.
Terms of boardiug very cheap. -
' Trmnkiul tor tne liberal
upon him the last season;
cits a farther trial of his es
; .TMii- J. W.HAMPTON.
Catawba Springs, Lincoln co.
? May 3: 1839-9w44 J
The Fayeiteviile Observer and, the South
CarolinUn, will publish the above to the amount
of $3 each, and. send their accounts to the-Post
tnaster, Catawba Springs for payment. J. W. II
patronage bestowed
1 he subscriber soli-
ablishment.
. ! . I .
wVKrr i;.
IN jiocriuv.
t
TTNFORMSt!
JL from his Ion r
on the public p ;
ville, where he v.
His House is r
ed to which are H
FICES h.ii a, m
lent to the Coun I
es himself to li e t
satisfaction to s-r :
TABLE, BAiU
the best manner
and h!9-fierva.nts n i
Jan 26, 1639
rfflHE publie
U-iNG'ro.vco
is now in full t- :
nands for
of a quality equil i
State, j
,- .1 : ' -;' '
gCj0rJcr? f re ly
attended to, iy c
Lexington, Jan !
Gr aridX Real Estai e and
-.! . -;!!-
Bank Stock
tt:
Of . Property situated in flew Orleans..
9
BO
ft:"
EM
piietor, but as he
ble terms, applies.
s detefrttined to sell on favora-
bob eany.
ICPllie Hchest and most magnificent Scheme
ever presented tohpubIic, inbis or any oth-
icn naa oesi be
- - . - ) Wii'
Oak Grovf Davie
bo.N.C.
June 7 18394-3ia45
OLMAN,
. i - ', . a U ..Ml i ; . ..
Legislative As-
tie Directionof
NEWJEVjELLEEY,&?c.
i I ja "i i
AS another
Aat.horiied hy an act? of the
seaobly of Florida! and Sunder
ie commissioners, acting unoer tne same.
fto be drawn atlACKSONVUlLE, Florida
j.-;.-- pecfmberilst. 1839. ,
sClMlDlf HMILTpN. Managers,
;SYLVEStfcR .fijlcbj loft Broadway.
. ' J'. i - : . I'"! New York, Sole Agents.
if No COMBISITION NUIIBE&S! !
A iLMjER ?' I '?09- Tickets fomKo. 1 award's-ia succes-
cr ihaa jsuch as his own personal exertions be called to revise and jamend, it. , The Conven-
permitted him to acqinre after his father's t!onff North var4ibactiBgi upon th's s'upposi-
';death (--jWhen abouttwenty! years oflaee, MooDroceeded to llecifiye Delegates to repre-
,he was:marriedIto Aon Ballkrdf vHaliX SJ ' tSl' ?ia CoD'
I ConntyJ N. C.-a lladv Dossessint tn
min.! '.n.'t.AU T T T " I " 18 a,su oooroi pirn mat, tn respectab e
eminent degre those domestic and heroin I nni. rr. I j. - v. t
hew! supplv of Gold and Silver
WATCH KS. Plain Enslish ahd French
do 5 Gold Fob (Khaibs and KevsL F ihe breast
. .wo BiiuiL-fuuri ivirips, cuer uuiier jvnivs.
Patent andrplatd PbnciJs. Tooth Picks. Fob
Chains, Specticleis a$d Thimbles: Steel and gilt
r
in
The deeds pf? ioperty ndf the xStock
ransferred in trust lothe Commissioners appoin
edlby the! said "Ac of the Legis ature of Flori-
da for the security of the Prize Holders.
X'
r4 - j 'i
,7? 11
jjtobChstinsV md :" feys. '
:tal;f;b-kLsn-i;;l--
virtues which Qualified her for sbstaihihw
the privations ajnJ hardships of j frontier
jife, whfch it was herdestiny afterwards4 to
encounter. - i..r - j..-- :
; March, 1775, Gen L. moved with his
lamily to the County of tWilkes,1( tKc'n
portion of Surry) and Settled near the la
,ynpr.ic ijiie village oij. v tiKesborpugn
ttandst ij Previous to his leatini Hi
r however; he sjgned what was then Tatnjjiar- 'egard to tt
ly trailed The Associaiion Paper, xfineh mre stfi
Jtoqtatned a deelaratbn of the sentldenta Vf,lleltllh'
; nf 4he people of the Colonies in regard to
iuc rciauons exHiingoetween them and the
vrown m Ureat Untian, and which their
atierecj condition rendered it necessary to
; emulate; for signatures, in order to t.Lir.
1 hese. toirether with roanv other servief-a hf
a minor character, thofgh Important in them
teltes or in furtherance of the due execution of
the law, constitute th suiq of -that portion of
the public burdens Which hsfe been borne by this
venerable man.fortnany of which he .declined
to receive any compflneation.! Those who know
Geo. L.ill readily cancer ;in the opinion that
it is Questionable whether
Hal;if?x, farmed a public dity vith a. mere punctilious
mo pffuayuon, oi me public welfare or
ici accoraance wiia tbe reauirements
erity under which h
For the last several learal of hia life. K -
voted much of his time to 'readinv and- rpfl.
tion on public affairs, ad manifested great cob-
vciu, uvi ci.ressea mucn SDDrehPnstim loot
A TORT; FINE AfD j LARGE ASORT-
MENMF BASORS AND POCKET
EN
a
ace
i
now
NIVES, i
by different makers an4 other articles nsually
kept by Je1ellers : AttM which will be sold
low for 'Caiuif tr JnIk- sjxf months cretlitttfer
which time, interest will' be charged. Work
cone tatttitQilv and punctually. .
Mayl3,!l8-tf40
TSalisburH!
fx t
i tain, the
T-eople.
he was a
irom tne sijrns of the timpsJrmr inaotimdkrA n.
vernmeni, which etsomnch blood and treas- intXVJS. just received a large and fresb sop-!
wishes an4 determination of the ur hardship and uSe;ng,f was desjioed. at no
K.
;.v..
WHEELER,
fate of the Re-
1
Soon after his removal jib Stjrry, distnl period, to share e
ppointea a meaiher.of the Qom- ? neroas. Indeed, so great wtre his
aiq vu iHMsunjeci, mat n was a source of real
cisqweiode and onhappiness to him.
i" . ! .- J ' Auuniy, ana con
tinned to discharae his dutv n.k
ae Clerk. to the Committee, until their ao
ithi.rry;was superseded by the adoption) of
the institution of the State. Ori ihe
commencement of hostilities With Great
BntinGen. L very earlr took a deSded
rand; ire part. Ills Weill koWo ito 1 all
, thejaquainted witri the liistorr Vrflthe
V tmef thjjt about the beginning of the War
UOhe nMvt,luiiort,Tthe Cherokee Indians
wete eceejmziy trouwesome totU Ll;-
wi-tvnejoenis in ine iveetern part of North
jrwiiua. ifie iv niiis.-tnereiore tn ih,t
t f
i h
i !
1
In private life, Geo; L' was do lesu rfistin-
gTOSJiea tor bts taaral worth! and generous has
W la lit m t 1 ' m a. .A . -
j ..j.inao in putne fire, Btr bis nbendin in
w2r,'J nttnoess and ditridtisro. - Hia mansinn
was open at all times, not only to large and ea
leusive circle of friends and anint.-. Kt
k Ujeatrangerand trifelty; Althou2b he has
lived for many years upon apubiie highway, and
leceiyed and entertained all persons ho chose
... ,, ue wh never known in a sin
gle ns;ance, to make charge or receive com
pensation lor accommoatK03 thus furnished, -
In hia manners and habits of life he wa plain
and ODostenUtious; ! Steadily actimrhimQir
VRUGSi&EDIpLS'ES, PAIJSTSjDYE-
TOBACCO.. SA'UFFj LEMON SYUUP
r dJYV TABLE MUSTARD.
PATENT MEPIdlNESU SPIRITS OP
TUR1TEXTINE, BWAK1S & HOUCK'S
PANACEA,? FRESH RICE, SOAPS,
j . . CANDLES,4 GLASS WARE, "
j Alsojvarfoas kijids of Wines and Spiriis for
medical purposes.! All of. which will be sold
low i"i casq, or on lime io punctual cuttiuracrs.
oaiisoary, W3j loiuiu
i:
33a-tf4o: :
Of evertf rfesaUl'fion done
i t
4ii ?
'3
OFFIUE.
n
PBNDBP;.-'SCEIE3213;
lLriz-The Arcad286 feet,
9. Inches 4 lipes,
on Magazine street;
;0l feet, lTinehes
:oni Natchez street, r
126 feet, 6 inches, '
on Gravier street'
Rented at abootiST
OOt) peri annj Val- - 1
?tpd at'l ' vl : ' 700,000
iPrize-City IoteI162 feet -on
46 feei 6 inches, -on
Camp st.-Ren-
&i ft -J :-: ted at I 000 ' . -
" f i Valued at !. $500,000
'rite Dwelling Hoose(aJjoin
i t ingithe Areade) No -I
t 16,24 leet.7 inches
front oh Natchez st.
4-Rented at $1200
Valued at ? . " S20.000
1 Prize Ditto-4(Adj6ining the Ar
: , . J V cade;S'q 18. 23Tt: k "
j - .!, front on Natchez st.
Rented at $1200
- 1 H Yalued at I " . $20,000
1 Prize Ditto-K Adjoining the Ar-
j cade; JV 18. $?S, ft , . .
-Li ,1; . fronton Natch$zst. s
.J t ' Rented at $1200 ,
. I,; Valued at? ? ; 20,000
lrnze uitlo?-iNoS3 nortu east '
Corners of Basin fy- '
Custurn-hot iat. j
40 ft front on Basin, V
"4 ,40 feet on Franks
lin street, by 127 ft . . -
deep;n Guftom- t ?.
house si reel Rn- 1'
" -1 ted at $!500-iValoed at 20,000
; I Prize No 24,Hooh west c..fner of Ba-
sin itustomrnouse st.
OFS?SCS
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! diate BDnliearlon be made.fr Ha has two itbod
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June, 1839. j
:. t Commission I ,
'and t.u ?-::iy ;
ronV7AIU3IITO lazmOHAZTT.
.! ; Wilmington, iC.
Merer io : . .
Messrs. E. L, &. W. Winslow, E W. Will
kings,! John lluske & Son. C.f J. Ortcll,
Yarbrpugh t St Rav, Joseph Baker, C. T.
tiaigb, Curtis Sc -My rover. I t ,
-:.. ; FaytUivilUtM. C.
Jane 21.I839 3ra47 Jf -
- f .1 ,) i .. I III l j .11 . i'.i, iT
State be ilovt ji (tcUna,
. DAVIE COUNTYi!
In Equity Spring Terra 1839
Alexander Oaks, Isaac N .1 Oaks.") j
Wm. W. Long $-i Judith his j
wife, Joseph Rich &. Sally , his j
wife, Rachel. Oaks, by her next I :
friend J CaswcR Harbin; & VV'il- y Petition for
the saje. of
Land.
"OOUR Joi:i'
fl- to whom p
ploytnent will L-
. i at Chrf!: r
May 3, 1SS0
(Having lecci
ESPECTriM
C the vanon? :
the cifizers of tl t
country. ' He !. .
untmng attenti n :
to be able to re r. J
office- is at f?ai
May 17, 183 0. -
Have just
sale, win
dozen G' r
35 Kf'i's !
I00Ke-i Wl
250 Bars Tii el
200 Botiles
6 Pieces 1 ;
2000 lbs bar 1
500 lbs L nf:
50 Boxes S v
; 1 . Ai.r
75 Bags C'."'
22 Hhds v:
24 -Hhds M
SO Sscks ..
6 CasU U:
May 31, 183 )-
1 V
m W -
r
J ft
.Mi
ham, Morgan &. Giles Griffin; by
their mother and next friend,
Benjamin Overman.
TT appearing to the saiisfaciion of the Court,
JL that Benjamin yverman, is not an inhabt-
tanfof this State if It is therefore, ordered, that
publication be made in the! Carolina Watchman
for six! weeksfforlthe said Benjamin Overman
toappear at the next term of this Court, to be
held' for the county aforesaid, at the Coorr
House inocksvilje, on the 8th moaday after
the 3d moodajin Aoffst next, and .plead, an
b'wer or tfemor to said petition, or it will be ta
k"n pro confessb, and the case et for heariog ex
parte,
THE SUBSCl
MOVED HI
BUILD I :
-.. r po.
Continues to k f p
Tt atches a vl 1
Breast pin
Silver Sp
Musical ' "
Rodgtrs'P
And all utJf j
Witness, Lemuel Bingham. Clerk & Mas er I Repaired in (he
of said Louitrat otace,tbe bin raonday after tbe I
3d monday in FeDroarv, A. O ? 1839, and of
American In'terndwice. trie bd year, ... - ; '.
;i LEMUEL BINGHAM, cm x,
Jone21. 1839 347 4 Printed fee $5
Glaufct Warrants, -For
sale at this Office.
liLotra fTnr.tr '
TI vM a-w -
exchange for art!
for debts due. .
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for sal:
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