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A - REVOLUTIONARY ROHANOE,
CHAPTER VH. j i
, Yt It ma be, more lofty courage dwells ;
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A watrh was banded Mm, and looking at it
waive! minutes to twehre.o j
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Id one weak heart which braves an adverse fate, ! J
Tfcao hi, whose soul malignant swells, j ; ' ;
Warmed by the fight, orheered through high debate.
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, vbai retoutiotfs a sole help at need.
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kri M.miWr. d h!a reaoliiliim wi inislani
itaneously TiwnJeoVu -Torre. Was a prospect ff
liv BllUiriji a uiati ww niwrru, wu -
tempt could but be attended with death if up;
ocressfut. All these things, and.many others,
fjabrd together through bis mind. There was
no train of reflection, in systematic thinking
anid reatoning ; but like a flash of lightning il
turning the black cloud, came the whole mass
01 Ibouifbt UDin him.
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! fHivit w.u-y, - !; j
VTiatiiij, crriniiiiT ""r'1 " '" e-""i
Itoner wiib aq air ol alfected kindness. Any
liiile office fbf you that I canl perform 1 shall
take great pleasure in doing. Just let ine slip
r; Kneei. i am a
become pious my-!
self he of these davs. You have ten minutes
o make jpur peace with Heaen tiir-1ope it
will be sufficient to aniweV yof ynrpoe." ;
$ nirer nli. and coVertngi bltfac wilb bit
bandi. ofUf reel up a shoki but ferrent prayer for
the succeis o his plan. j
i Fife muiutes vei rematn said Jrannoo,
iiaikiim An t ha tvltn ! Vin mnl firuv tt
them 01 their appei ie ior ioou; it um Mr. BMie?i ir you will nrt get ibroub.?i
cjiuai a iniug
knowing wbe
press the unea
fpinds.! ?j b i f ! "T believe hia thoushts are fixed on earth
be per mji led to kneel and pray,' h break ingnd her fore feet were placed opal,
nter. turning to Fnnn. ! I 6nn ground; upon the top of ibe bank. Fwr k
i r . .1 :!.! .: ; . ;i sifer Kitrs)i: yirosui v aa fwau&
Supper wai ready, and Mrs. Hunter and br:i off jour cravat thai you may kneel.
aughters loMked anitously for the arral oil g,joter of piety hope to l
Airegory. ll?Dl niew oer. cuiiaioa arouuu,,
darker! and dairkrr, and still be came not( . A)r
though oppressed with a feeling of uneasiness
.they at lengthconcJuded that ayme pres(ng b$4
lioessi bad detained bin; a ibejfarrovand;there4
fore sealed themselves aibejjablto pariak
f tbeif evening meal without im. 101 ij j InFiVe minutes yet ieroiW
Anxtoui sdlici ude for the at.seni one defpf irctf j.U otho watch. "Yon
appetite lor lootj. wat po w Mr..HiMiie?i m you will nrt get fbrousb.,,&
fua him io be a hy without hefr i doVtjlcM.k like a man deeply engaged
rlhe was that tbey cou.d not re pUtr remarked one tory to another in
4( teosatioii that peraoVdjtheit l.t I
'ti i Ifi- I rlleleTe his thoughts I are fixed on 'earth
more than QiiHeaTen,
said another.
1 I hi nk hi iimvMr il nvr." sairl a. third
A messenger was dispaicbed to the farm aiid these and similar remarks were uttered in
jiews that hebad left for home the previous e Jupkrig on llie kneeling form of Hunter.
fnfngi.i l Mother and sisters were overwhelmed The cause ol these whisperings among the
ivilh fears. Search was instituted and inquiries lories was. tbttt tbey observed the eyes of the
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aed tbe beavejns, but still Gregory did not air
tire
lb see if be was there.
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ft)ade tn every direction ; bui all in vaitij, ; prisoner glan ing rapidly, but stealthily, first in
it wbuld be Hopeless for us to attempt to por- one direction then in anjit her, bis hands still
Irty ibe feelings of. Margaret tjanseliV jirfir joter ibis !cet and pretending si ill tube en
ahe hioheri. and tried In rnmfort the desolate ntrA in hia imlli.-niinna
"ni si ; . " r " . - " r - - . Ts 1 I to o " "''" .
I .J' Uioiber and sixers ; but as day afler day pass j j'fbree j minutes more, Mr. )unlerr-we
r. s nd and no tidings fame ol bim she loved so well roust be precise," said Fannon, tfvouibave
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Crushing her down? Still she bore up tgain! entrust it lo me ; fur I i hall doubiles have an
bef gfief. and tried to iitsiit ttjto the hearts f opportunity of deliverjng it to her io a few
the bereaved mother and sisters that cus(latiou days.' 1 j
! be was so far! from feeling Vfsejf Thee was Scarcely were Jhe words out of bis mouth
40 air of chastened sadness almt her that, ere Hunter at one bound, was Upon the back
i while; it beigkiened her beauty, made her more vf the gallant Doe." As he made the spring
ao onjeci 01 pity ana sympathy man 11 she haa be cried ;
j yielded; to her jgrief with al1 tbetdemonstrjaMa J will deliver my own
' t Faoaon saw the fcegectnaTaftethpt ste made ' "
nnrl hjrwuki: if i ...Itu i..n' lir.i (.'.il.fi' 1 i. ! !
and big followers. ! Hunter glanced back awl
saw bis t pursuers within a hundred and hfry .
yards df him. ' ' 1 I ! ' -
-'' M Don't shoot blm," cried Fannon, he wis
Iwrn to be .hungl and hung he! shall be'
j Hunter glanced rap id I) up and down the ri
er, but a glance was iuthaeoit to convince him
that the fpol before him was the only one where
be could possibly escape . frbci. the river. H$
gave bis mare the word for a second trial.
Obedient to his voice she made adspeiate ef
fort very muscle was exerted to its utmost
power every sinew was strained almost to
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Away!; away! and
4 orrents less rapid and less rash.
Bybox'8 Mazeppa.
Luxuriant joy,
And pleasure in excess, sparkling, exalt
On every brow, and revel unrestrained.
; j feoMEuviiXB a Uhase.
So sudden was the movement nf Huntr.
instanianeous the spring bf the noble mare, and
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til inconsolable wo. Calm and sedate, she per.
formed her usual duties; and io one wo had
Mot fathomed the rich depths of her bean she;
sjaemeLquiet, and even happy. No ian couldj
judge, from beaout ward appearance, of the deep
seated 1 misery; that was undeteriiiining her
health and rendering her life intoleraMe. A
faint gleam of hope partially revived the dark
an sombre cUud of her niiseiry ; but it was
like' hoping against hope, (or she had bui little
doubt that be bad at last fallen into some;; snare
X the; lories, o whom she knew himijio be
particularly obnoxious ; and when once n their
haqdsi she knew that torture and death awaiied
h'ini. '"'.f- : 1 Vu- M 1
In the mennvhi1 Ilunir m. ifl.rinnt I kill iff Ks inwAfl tKtal
much imeat al fcnguish, not onTbis own account from ihe groop of lories be
liul f-rMargnrer; for Fannoii persecuted him jflf 4 at;hiiii,
hiiji ipuuiijr, wiii every speries u SIO
rjes f telling him that Kensey was ofila vis
ij to Mr. Hanaelt and would bring Margarer
back with bim-f-that she should see bim hung,
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1 Fannon jdid, indeed, design . making ibe at.
tempt through Kensey, ol gelling Margaret in
bjs power; but Kensey convinced him ofihe
danger; of attempting any such scheme, and
the almost inevitable failure of it In the first
place, be feared detection, should he again via:
it Salisbury, as; some suspicion mighi rest upon
him from bis having enquired so minutely into
Hunter's business, mode of life, dc. ifln thf
tfeond place those to whom be bad promised
id deliter wbeai might have niade sbmei eunuil
ries about bim nd discovered Jbai there, was
messages .Go !"
The iasl word was addressed to the mare. -
jit was the word at which she bad been trained
Io put forth her speed ; and as he spake she shot
uae an arrow, on. i
CHAPTER VIII.
was thirty yards
lore a rifle could be
hitrti I .Knnl kMk I" I?
even then mindful for the safety of bis Red
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Jj. . Hunter was already leaning forward, and
its the shout of Fannon reached his ears be
bowed still lower, lying almost flat upon bis
charger a neck.
I Thralls! whistled thickly over him, but on
bel flew, unharmed. WherJ more than a bun
dred yards from his enemies he slightly raised
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led shoulder,! fracturing the
bis arm. A sickening sensation cam ovpr him
his head grew dizzy, his sight Uim, and he reeled
in uis eagute ; uut a stroiig mental effrt, aided
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ify the fresh breeze through; which he was so
no iuch persrmas be bad represented bitnselfi eat,jatid soon restored to htm bis strength.
um iuc miiui pace ob Knew mat it would r net is wounded lohorbe and overtake him,
Uleless to ende4Vor to entice MarparetU wv I shuoled Fannon liirin..alu! M
un pretense ol a visit to bia family, or aii)f such In i moment forty me k were mouuted and
! "MK( wiiivu wi iur oniv Dian tnai rmiin h i i soeeotno awn v. m.riur
Pu, ocausc griei loritne iom ol her betroth ; ui loe, nyinsi Hunter. Fannon
1 i r , . .Muuignijj lu aiijr a i "' iie io auo joiiiea in the chase.
ojusemenis or recreations. ; J "K 1 busand pouoc
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uecneo; ana on rushed the eager
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musements or recreation.
i Ti me rolled on and soon fironohi rniinrf ikJ 1
flat ivh!iK tinrl nnL:a.j i .l i 1
J'1 v , aptHiieu ior inn mairiage
oil Hunter and bis betrothed, but wbicjbfFani
lion had set apart, for the; death of the jolmerj
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few eecoiids she seemed sunnended. tremhlm
and falling backwards upon her rider'; but while
every one was looking to see jtbi. she cleared
the bank, and apparently refreshed and invigo.
raled by the cool water, darted away with a
tpeed almost equal! to her first em. '
L f Fire Upon hint! kill bim yelled Fan'
non with all ibe bitterness of bafljed rag. J
A volly ol balls was hurled at horse nd
rider, but they spend their force upon the va.
cant air : i i. L '" ; 'i
! A yeU of disappointed wrath; burst from the
throat of Fannon, and was responded to b) hh
lo,lower s with loud and repeated curse, il
was like music to Hunter's ears, and he turned
in bid saddle and shouted yuzla'l" wjth all
jibe strepgih of bis lungs. ;
j My I noble mare exclaimed Faunon ;-4-
mm and wiU have her.' , J
I But their horses were worm out with fatigue,
and coujd carcelyitrike a l..ap, after etuerg;
mg from the river and after proceeding altouji
a mile larther the jtories came lu a halt, with,
panttogtaud treinbljog steeds. : Faunon wa
livjid with rage, and bis voice was so choked
that he could scarcely speak. He could have
tfoine the disappointment o)l his baffled revenge
bpon Hunter; but to lose bis mare, bis pride
the oqly objeel in either eanh or Heaven tbaj
be! loved, affected him even io tears.
1 Alter a few moments oflduuhti and iera..hL
tjofi be abandoned the chase, and reluctantly
4fe lbe command io retreat ; and Wi"b Jndd
nurses, and ftiaddeued hearts the lories coiu
menced slowly retracing their steps.
; A Soon as Hunter perceived that the cbasf
was given over he slackeued his bace : for htl
gallant mare; was perceptibly beginning to fail
(kail 1 m b m ... L . ! . L a r . k it-.
u u. kuvw mat line nurses ol his puisuer
Would be unable to stand
aud tbeiefbre fell no fear of being ut winded.
; H is tirsl thought was that he would sbp 4
the, first house he reached, aiiend to hi Wouiidj
Wmjl rt fresh himself and mare ; bui ou reflec
lion hjj determined not to bait Until he reached
ome, fannon might rest a 1 while and theif
fenew the chase, tbinkius to come on with him
at some bouse. He fell that there was no rerl
tain salety for him ii he Bhpped bort of' Salis!
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i The sun went down and da rich..
gathered over the face of the heavens. H. inter
tfas weak and feverish ; and hip mind became!
disordered, resiles and painfully apprehensive.
Everjt noise startled htm -even the rustling of
a! leaf seemed frabsht with da
rotk fty slump,! was transformed into eueJ
mies threatening. biro with deSb.! He knewf
,oal & wa hui fancy the effeiit of a nervous?
o,nu uisarrangeti imagination ; but still he was!
Unable to banish iti and asain heiuraed hi a
lant mare a full gallop, nor slopped until he;
reached Salisbury,! where be arrived at n-n nl
Clock, having ridden sixty mites in ten hours,
Wllh hi ft let I Arm humtii... uo.lJii..' -J. i:
A I'gbt was still burning in his mother's coti
liage. He rode up totheifate and nm,.n.d in"
alight, but fainted and fell to thdieartb. But tb&
siKind of hie horse'a boofs bad ieen heard liyt
M rs. Huuler, who called up a servant, procured
a light, and went out and bmnd hi.n oAJJt
BiiMJsness was returning,
jj Mother lM said he in
known voice.'
Io ati instant be wasclasoed lnthai mmhpr'l
arms; and rising and leaning upon her be waj
able? to reach the houe if
I The scene that ensued is. na4oiihr. n.ti
resting in;lhe imagination of lie reader: and
ap any attempt on our part to portray ii in words
, dimming the
not molest it;
AT THE RED FLAG.
EM VERS is now receiving his Fall and Winter
. Mock of STA RLE AND i FANCY DR Y
GOODS, consisting of a beautiful assortment of
I Ladies Drers Goods,
of the tatest sad most fashionable styles. A most
rfiaraificent lot bf Rmtkvnii1aiiaxa. Lnoh aa
1 Lnce and Muslin Capes. Collars. Sleeves
kjujj. ijamortc and Sims lodgings
and Inserting, Thrtnd Laces and '
Edgings. Infants Needle Work
ed Robes and Waists. Hem
stitched and Emtfd L: C.
ries. Gloves. & Shnirls. -
Black and rnnrA ntarn and WmirmA Qilb MsntitUa .
j r . . - v f -- - - w w.im ,
i also Clothe, Cassimeres, Vestings,5 JCentucky Jeans,
i Satinets. Tweeds. FtannIa. Linivvi ITv Rlank.
els. White Goods of all jescriptionp Mareeiles Quilts,
Damask 1ble Cloths and Napkins, Irish, Linens ; also
a lot of Gold and Silver Plated Girandoles, and
I Handsome Embroidered lusliu
WINDOW CURTAINS.
Persons wishing to purchase any of he aboye sni
des or any article usually found in a City Dry Goods
Store, are requested io call and examine my stock, as
I am determined to sell greater bargains than ever.
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" FI RST ARRIVAL
1 FALL : & WINTER
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Salisbury. Oct. 9. 1851.
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OODS!
M. BROWN & SOJN -
RE now receiving their FALL AND WIN'1 fcK
GOODS, comprising a general assortment oi trt-
iAinerican
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tisb, French and
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hardware and Cujtleiry, Boots and Shoes, sole Leather
.nl r.lf &kina TTata. Cans and Bonnets. Deloh. China,
ana arr, ag uvun- uh m, .
Oils, Spirits Tarp ntine and Varnish,! Window Glass,
all sizes, Antes' b st Shovels and Spades. Ames Mat'
locks and Picks, together with a great variety of other
articles usually k( pt in stores, f j r ' jJt
To all of which we invite the sttention of oar custom
ers and the public Country merchants will find it to
their interest to examine this i stock j before making
their purchases. We will not be; undersold byi any one
doing business in tjhis place.
4, teat.
Salisbury, Sept
NEW ARRANGE
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a feeble, but weij;
spur, in pursuit ""Id but serve lo mar the piciure.
seized the first jv,d coloiing$ of fancy, we wl r
be chase. 'lsbe t was found, and heiha
hat had hnuii
pounds lor his lite and for "iourned as dead was alive ; and it Was meet
tnar mere should be joy in thai hearts of tbosf
wuo uau grieved. if t
CONCtUSIONl I
Hunter was confined to his bed fir avoriii
d4ys, but the tender caie ai.d affection of a del
vieo muiner, ol toving sisters, aud a lieirotbed
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mare,
rowd
tunter was in this time riearlv a n.ianr nf
VHum aueao oi nis pursuprs. urging on his no.
er, had frequently been the words of Fannon qeHy bfeard Fannon talk to! her that be knew
' " r ",e,,m . f , 1 n0t 8W "gywi Wbaiiwords to uv and ahe obeiedj bim as
to the limb of a aa I .U ik ..r i . ik u l .. x i-7 3 " "
i "i , , hiwbo ui ir note mwmjju utr were oer roaster.
. yourself. 1 will have no botch woiltkhnur 1 A huU hill i.-feL
ti i l li4 . . i - r r , I i . t t n . unit, liu i i ne as.
It t OUI as a mark Ol mv conaiderntion anH I cnd4 n ai .1.'... j S.
: il ' i rr' " u( yiinttiiuii. - X e. VOUtsn&il I ears . Still nis Inea puma iki...t L ... .j i r-.-.r
e.M 6.II0W, r.url,n f, high ilb' l0.i0g ,ighi of hira uw ,EZ 3 l"f . 7"' m ''
.l..fo,m four 6. bigb. gi.ing yoo "f PJd tB .he top ol J&tSg&g in' X 7h "b WET "d hP? . '
from lb. gtltowi beam to lb. bouom irti din.i.. H. . " . ! Ihe R"1 ue became lb fa.orite ol boib
(eeti - 1 will e r von a lnnr ,A.a ikt .ii.. i tk.. ij . . . P J.l ; ai
. v f irf -o "fv "' J'fUjiircu luoi iru IO oailSUUrVi lite and Kaiih l; . f - i
not complain of beine confined i nirrnUi Is-. hiU- ki i.iV. ft .aH. ?auPi tbroughf life with the utmost care and attention:
if. V A. another mark of especial' r j r rfh.uid 7 rZK JltZ .bad
nana, . Mil not be lied-ibat will do forkful., bis lil would be the forleiiJ b. ,L . Z H"n,n,M roaler wr W.tresW upon! ht r will
gar crowd, but lor o distinguished a'neaa helol-a at h!. .jh. .k. ; . , 7 , . " " 'fca
asjourielf il will be bi.bl v imoror.rVn& 1. down ; h- .1. 3T i"1 . W ?
corous. i couid tifi think ..i ;.:.:j:r 'k -i..u - uii,,j win
s a.. .. r F'oK aowut bu i'Ki uauu, ana encouraged hi marS with kia
voice. ; . . ' " -
The Slate road was at length reached, and
; E H. BEARD & SON,
1 Fashionable Tailors and Clothiers,
; TTAVING entered into Co nartnrahin fnr lha nnr
-Ii pose of carrvin? on the Tnilntriiai? flnvi.
a -3, - r ww-w up MrB
less, on a more extensive scale, and with the view of
more successfully meeting the increasing demands of
the public in their line, take occasion to announce that
inry nave jusi recei vea a very nandsome and lull sup-
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
selected at the North by the senior partner of the firm,
m r A tm n tr t kap.fn.. A ,1 .. .1 i
quality of the goods and the style and manner of the
workmanship, and particularly in regard to the fit of the
garments. Thev have aim on hand a hanfifnl n,l .
P r ; . uiiu r"M
perior assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vesting,
ijtiivu iutj wii iiir ap iu uruer, aa cneap as can De
bought elsewhere. Of course they will be glad to make
op any eooas meir customers may wish, whether bought
of them or Durchased at othfr psrahliahrnma
; They also continue to receive the latest Foreign and
American Fashions. They have already received the J
rpni anii mier rasnions ror toot ana 'y, and invite
genoemen io can ana examine tnem. j
H. H. BEARD.
JAMES B. BEARD.
October 2, 1851.
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j ALL persons indebted to H. H. Beard, on account,
are requested to call and Settle between this and the
ursioi January, icso, as tne old Dusmess must be closed.
n. n. dcaku,
SaliBbury, Oct. 2, 1851. 22tf
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
AT
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Spring Grovb,
IREDELL COn'TY. I
BOGEll & REESE
KESPECTFULLY invite their cuslomere. friends
and citizens generally, adjacent to the above
oiore, wnrre we are now receiving a large and com
plete assortmetjit of GOODS, suitable for the Fall
ft 11 A Winter 'Pro A wUn BfA intan1 1 t.-.
tHa mOt ainnmmrirlaf iRCT lrma tn nnnntnal Am Iam
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We deem it unnecessary to enumerate the articles
juist received, put sumce by saying, that our stock em
braces almost every article usually called for in either
xuyvn or country stores. I
jlWe have also on hand a large stock of best country
maae L.tngey jeans and Wool Socks.
JjWe will take in exchange for Goods shelled Corn
p4ts. Wheats seed Cotton, Flax Seed.STallow, Bees
wjax, Wool, &c, &c, at the Market prices. f26tf
FALL STOCK 1851
I ftT E are now in receipt of our
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iUMK'ii'jr upon ypU. ; : l I
The real DurtMiae nf P.nRf.n k--.rllr.L :
gsJIows thus arranged, and in leaving the bands
"nyouna was lo lengthen hiltor
tneni I Ihinlrinn iku. L.. ' I J ii
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mtnt thinking bat he would .bl J" b.-7-. .TI '.Vi :7! Mr ""Y,u rTc "" Pu"rs still
mir hU WuflUrini. i" LJ'r 8 m. ana cUia bear their shouts
liu curses indistinctly borne to his earsj He
uaui oopea toai wben he reached the road ihe
, i , , i, - r r jump
and prolong bis sufferings by endeavoring to
support bis weichl with hi. am,. . Tk- XtiT ...
! :.i.. .I : - ,w " ?fa- wr toai purpose, ' i i
s ively cruel k Tbe.verv nian. u i. -jl.J ! u..j r . " ' I
r k:. ' , r "r -wrs uumrr a exciiement prevented him frnl fi,.l
Th TyVaII Pnn.i.. a.! . t i -
' i- . d- iZ irm' "--"v,wi, uu - . ci, vuui ici wna urcSPIIlfa late
fom tL rn?J ' k "' glancing black for libel on Benjaman FHnklifi Butler;
irom time io Ume, he cou Id see hi nr..... .iil TU- ... : .u r jIJa A :
r..uta . ;ini vuuiiia hi me luutcilTienl were :
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li fTbni said Butler was eharp-pH with h!
ing a notoriousi demaeoeud and rinlitie.Ri
scoundrel. . That bavins swallowed
three or four extra el asses of limine ha
spread himself; (speaking) and bore a
striking resemblatve to a Bornese ape.
The defendant nlfArtfd irmlrv knA mil
himself on iusnfication. i S 1
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mat
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iWm I aani on tne last. i. e.. that kj wa nnt uu
w : . : "Tw"f ! seHoiea around, t Dleieiv eihauaieil ni.... u m. -I. . r ' , ;
larioon tode bis mara .k--m-. , .u L.i: l'. " .1 .. r Hf. i ne irtendly oortiesr ape. j J
forh. aad go, offber u 77" Kfe "d eh .1 el appar. to Waveated grea
m,6ed o bare the pleasure of arTjusujigibeUpa ? the river, a, thi. 71 !f . Wn welf. andjtha h ghest Hbil
11 .i Til JS.'.00 hanging ibufcded dred yards: wide, and b7 iTSLS!- ? ne.P" Was expended
Hri T ineoooee already preWred, ed the middle of khi "-TZr "WW.
iwi win permit me, flir. Hub er.aaid P- 1 mn d . , -i " au uia
iiori, i - to acias J eroomsman 3 T .Were Py p unged,
' r:rfw" iUU"n2 ana cursinir. h 11 .
must aujusi juuj cravat lor you." r , pi - 7. p j n i . . I
b. r.n...ked.iu,,oiMg,rbi.eo,,, j ,"rol "fif? "d n',rl ' ft ?""
.. . ..:n J; . it i I wrP ner downward &4im Hiatan -i- kk-
me a could recover k.r..ir in k-
urie.i uieasi It and .k .k. .. 'j' .. .i . t ..
! i. -r iBi.u iuo IUIIU un IIIV. IIDDUI a
1 -T
Gendi. comDrisin? everv artirU nf Fhriwn
and Domestic H L
DRY GOODS.
usually brought: to this market ; Hardware and Cutle
bride fiiarlf fvn hi- u . - ry, Itio, Java aad Mocha Ooffee, Loaf and Brown Su-
0 ide, made even hi, palII8 8weet. He was the j gars, fine green and black Tea. Clothsand Cassimeres.
. ik.... riLi t. if i na . r .
ivejSLwy Maae opiniing, Bagging and Kope,
H Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Rati Road Toots Block Smith Tools, fire proof Paint,
White Lead. Oil . Glass, Hemlock Leather, e.
; Purchasers visiting this market wouldjfind it to their
interest to call: and eiaraine our large and desirable
Stock, bought for cash exclusively, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail at unprecedented low prices.
M ! J P. C HA. VI BE US. & CO.
Salisbury, Oct. 30, 1851. 26
ntrtt Ol ; 1 hf . la-lfaVn la-air i.mal 1, i...: ... ... .L v I
, r :,..-; w p sutiiriuiiiu mnrn iii4Ta nvnav
dfy, and was compelled to tell the stor of bis
111 I II lM st AUA S U nrl iUa a i.mi il f :
T . mii sti grew iiKome
to him. , - . ! -
But a short lime clasped before Hunter and
The further career of Fannon. and hia ,,u;
mate; fate, may hereafter claim' ihe attention of
mir tun 1 ! : x i hi1 i
Ji Gentlemen, Will some of vou Un
t a L Ik i
tratiett mil i mav rm iim i mi
i 'i
Jiutru are very punciiiiious. and I don't mUU ll j .tt. i . - r 7 -n""
i i-.kL. ir.-H in!;hU- ... it.m i VT- "t , Vw .rT menecfual. Shel
i, ' , ,1 " 'aroy ana ;ibrtmgb the Waters and reae
' "f ' ',i!rrm ' aP'i,,,,,d Wa --ece.-ll in her 23
The! bride, too, da v become imuatiem nut L, . , - .i' ..i. . -
'i,
i Aomethtner Worth Knowtn.U i m fart
perhaps' not eenernllv knowm to farmers.
thai there are twof parts in thn pptatoes
which, is separated and blantedl at ih-
iame time, one will produce potatoes, fit
for table, eiffht or tpn davs snnntr than.
'pluhgeid'lfnJdJr )DH ol The small enbfdf the potato j
I .k i ' Ju -L.:.- kubiVi n.no..n.. i.il LfLLi. .i.'. -
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE. I
HE subscriber offers for sale the well-known Tract
of Land on which he now resides. fcwo and a half
miiles Cast of Salisbury. There are j
I 200 ACRES OF LAND
in the Tract, all in good order. The Saw and Grist
Aills are all in good repair, as also the Dwelling and
outhouses. Having determined to remove he will give
a joargaia. tie; win remain in XMortii Uarolina until
the first of April. Applications after that time may be
md to John D. Brown, Salisbury. The subscriber
has Other lands lying near this tract which he will sell.
it; aesirea.
(jap; 29, 185?.
SOGER
IB
i i
x urn
Rail He:
HI.
York a larre j
SOLE
1'rt : ,
Coot d i '
generally: 1 !
in Rait UoaJ s.
o their ititert
bur large ftct'v
Gentlemen, ?
good'mate rhN
of the Nortl r.
to bray arid i. .
been bought f r
contradiction v
EtstWtj:.
to be found in i'
low as the low ;
A call is re3p--.
shop is one i!
occupied by
Salisbury
jo:
i
Saddle
opposite 17.
JLJl of Sal;
business. Ila ,
the State ami a'.
please all who r.
done at short r,.
duce taken in r-
; - f. .
January 15, !
EA
rPHEREiaa
X er
ARE RECEIVING THEIR
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK-OF flOOnS!
WHICH THEY INTEND TO DISPOSE, OF
-v m . wm w w wrm v n ir v t a a aht a in n a m v a T
Uiy IJHJS1K USUAL, AUVUMMVLlAAiMU
PLEASE FAVOR US WITH A CALL-EXAM-
liSt:, HIS A f lOfio ;iLr JUUUE tVtl
trni7DDDr irvo
Z UtAOJjiJ r ; - jt i mat '
rt t... ' ir. 1 m -. I flD i'tet'li
oausoury , iov. toai ... ou. . 1 ti.i1;..oi . i
. . i i I UOXICVI UVUtil 1..
VALUABLE 1 AM FOR SALE. to.djWoing.hei:
. v - . L .1 walrr nnwfrr.l o.
.uum.... 1,av" Land in the St u
l.nnrl Ivincr in a hallhv oitinn nt ntinfrv anr. I .. .. .
i " . . t V' - ott in small lot? (
rounded with very desirable neighbors who stand high, , cdmmQilauon (
rtney are peop now mat are graving, ana aoout io A ,uch
due attention.
" There !
Which, i
Leads cn
Here is a rL-p
look this way. I
cessfully.the enter
which I propose t
tmnrnv. a m 11 sK .4 h.nrl rnn I A yvtak : Tki. I.fit i. v!l
adapted to the cultivation of Corn, Tobacco, Oats, Rye
I ri i iL.c.i. :!: o J J
onu uiuvrr, auu uipo oiuciv ruizuug. pome goou ur
chards with a littlej improvement, and a good
for anv kind of machinery. There are two
Factories close by. Some good Meadows and more to
clear. One Mill Site, 56 Acres ; one of 3t) Acres with
r. Tk-- f .nti r inn i.J. L:.u I w",ch; Pro
uu .wwa vi.WLM.wj , wire IIOUUI U qvin( w II II IJVyU I i i
buildines. orchard and meadow. &.c..i luO Acre, wwever.tnouf.
i-.'iu . .Am A: Li. f. "it: tne erection
musiijr uuotuu wwu iuiiu , iuu ncrri nuiiauie IOC
t obacco, wood land m 0 stly, and nearly 100 Acres, all
wood land, suitable! for Tobacco, Ate, &c. I will sell
about 400 Acres in; one tract, or divide it to suit pur
chasers. Those wishing toibuy good land, cheap, now
is the time come and judge for yourselves. lAny one
desirin? .information reanrtinir t!h ihnv nrnrJrf v -an
. j- - - r - - . f f ,
get it by applying either to the subscriber at Adrews
Mill, near John Dal ton's, Esq., or lo A B. F.Gaither.
esq , -oi. r . i oung and uapt. r. Houston. I
; ANDREW BAGG AIRLY.
Iredell county, Dec. 18, 1851,
33
A PROCLAMATION,
By His Excellency David ! S. Reid. Governor
of the Slhte of North Carolina.
Whereas, three fifths of the whole number of mem.
bersof each House! of the General Assembly did at the
jasi session pass tne following Act :
AN ACT to amdnd the Constitution of North Car
olina. j
Whereas. The freehold Qualification now
for the? electors for members of the Senate
required
conflicts
Therefore
mbly of
with the fundamental Drincinles lof lirwrtv
rt f . . . . ! i . T
ow;. i. ue ii ennr.iea bv the Ueneral An
the State of North Carolina, ami it it Aerefcyf enacted
by the authority of the same, thjree-fifths of the whole
number of members of each (House concurring, lhat
the second clause of third section of the first Article of
tne amended Constitution, 'atified by ihe people of
fcT L r, i. ! .... r .
ronn Carolina on fine second Monday oi November
A. D.. 1835. be anacnrlprl hv at r Win a mit tko ar.rrta
' 1 - T" ...... 9 " .
" possessed of a freehold within the same district of
uuy acres oi tanu tor six months next before and at the
day of election," so that the said clause of saiii section
shall read as follows: AH free white men of the age of
wenty-one years (jexcept as is hereinafter declared)
who have been inhabitants of any one district within
me otate twelve months immediately preceding the
day of anv election and shall hav nnirl nnkll-
shall be entitled to vote for a mfmhr nf!ih Sint.
utl" fe it juriner enacieai t nat tne uovernor ol
k C-. 1 ILL? i- . " L . .
iur own ur, uu ne is nereoy; direc;e; to issue his
Proclamation to ihejpeople of North Carolina at least
six months before the next tninn fnr mmh.r nf id.
- --r-" -. ,-" w
General Assembly, setting fori h jhe purporTofj thia Act
auu uir amenament to ttie Uonstitution herein mronosH
.I:-L r . . . ... i . . ' - r r
wnicn rrocianiation shall be accomnnnipd hv a im- nnA
uciirci cuy oi ine wet. anthenliraf-ri! h th. .niR.
cateof the Secretary of Stat. and both the Pt-oetama.
tion and the codv of thia At ih.i flnums r ik. c...
. . j vi .hv, v-viiiifvi wi .11 Jia ic
shall cause to be published in all ihe newspapers of this
ulo,r'u iwsieu mjine court tiousesot the respective
Counties in this State, at least eix mopnhs before the
to the next General Assembly.
no agreed to by Ihree-fiiihs o
members of each House reanee.
General Assembly, this the 24th
election of members
Read three times
the whole number of
lively, and ratified iri
day of January, 185L
wool, and tor cal.
prospect opens u;,
fields. This local,
a Town, is very I
great Central Rni! ;
Country, i will t
terms! to suit ru-
South Eagle Trai t, .
almost any amouni
either for lots ior an i
enterprises will rec;
3m4
Iredell Ceuniy, .V
da. r;:.
OFFERS his p..
lie can at ores' .
professionally enri
omreia John ;'
Salisbury ,Ju!y 21,1
- ' i ' . i i
Forwarding r...
Janoafy 30, 1851.
JAMES
WATCH AI7I
! Opposite the ;
I" j Sa!iL
BOGrER C
JEH ELLRS &
KEEP coins tarn iy on
tensive assortment
Wale lies. Clocks
SilverATr
MCSICAL IXSTttraEM
Perfimery, Sea;-
of every description. , I;
tides in the above line.u
ine their fine selection, or
Murphy & Lo. ; i
Watches. Clocks and J
manner, and warranted f
Lepine and plain, Wy
and warranted to perf.rt
Salisbury, May I,
IK6BCT
J. C: DOBBIN, S. II. C.
VV. N. EDWARDS, S. S.
THOMAS E. BROWN.
39tf
I , 1 1 i a
BALES "
2J00E3
COTTON
OF GOOD QUALITY,
Wanted at the Rowan Factory, in this
riace. i
I J.G. CAIRNS Art..
iebL5I852. tHO
hjed tbe bank, but j which iai genejrAllyjiujl bf Je)es, is the part
mni in .unul it it xrh1ti nrrwtimLct tkk iL.i:.. L .L :JJi
K;, .t i. , i, i t r" ' 'r " r . w " w iir i iur juiuuic
I . "r r . b oerpcnuicuiar ur ouuv m iu potato
t rise of aeveral ut - .... -u; : f s i. ; 1 1 T . . i
' . :
large&t dbes.
the late and always:
(IO OOO LSS. OF HAOS
"iT WILL pay 31 cfs. per pound cash for all clean cot
JJ. ton and linen RAGS, delivered to J. . Williams,
irtFayetteille. I am nearly ready to pot in operation
ajPaper Mill in this neighborhood, and am desirous of
gitting my rags in this market. My objict is to pay
ai much tor rags as I can afford, and hope that I may
nt be ; forced loi distant markets for ffiy supplies. I have
arranged with Mr. Williams to receive and pay for all
ururrrcu iu nun.
DAVID MURPHY.
3m44 !
Stae of North Cabot' m.
1, WtLLIAM Htr.r.. Seer-iarv nf Sm,- . r .t
State of North Carolina, do hereby certify (that the
.3 u .rur ana pertect copy ot an Act of the
wenerai Assembly ot this Sti nn h. .v
, . . r - wn iiwiii iur;
original on file in th,4 office. Given undnr nU hJ
thia 3 1 at r n.u r "f' "
. v. vTbcmucr, ioji. j
WM. HILL, Sec y of State.
AltD WhEHP... fhJ ctnirl A- t L. J-i J
a, . ' . r u wr arnenaing
the Constuution of th State of North CaroJia, so as
.u on every quaiihed vote, for the House of Com
iior,s ,ne right to vot also for the Senate:
now, tne re tore, lot ihe end that it m... i j
kl t aaaiT PC IIIIIUv
nown that if the afornairt amnW.n... .ul
tution shall be agreed to by the two-thirds of the whole
representation in eich hmiM nf ik. ... p ! . J
-..--kl.. :....,i :. .: "'. ";urwr. AIp
ii win rw m.n tnhmiiinj 4. i r -
(inatuu. r k r ",c leopie ior rati-
fei'i .nri" m PIma,io iB confer-
me provision oi tne before recited Act r i
In testimony wherHnr Dirin o-.-. ;-.; " I !
- me ureal oral or aan-i Km. k .ae. j i
1 Done at the Cltv nf Ri-ik .r .. . .
lbr J" Lord!
,t j .,.- ..wwuiic-w ana unvone.ant
to the 76th year of ou: Independence. 7 t
JS&te, WL viDteD,;
, Persons into whose bands this Proclamation may ftH
will please that ir : ,: . . 1 ? ".'
r r, - vH7 posteo an, in the
?fl Hn "f lhe,r Wctiv ooniiea. V
12t47 i
CASH F(
THE subscriber i- r
chase a number i
ing the IliItet
Persons wishiii-' t.
peny would do well ;
Communications i
Salisbury, Sept. i. '
Boobc'c
T
HE-sahscri! r
The Sign (if :
L S.
JarK 9, 1852.
S R. FORrt. v llMfV ...
kA.. - I,,,PO'"B 00.. and in
short, any articlexalled for of either
iUUan.EgTptiin or Amefitan Mirhi-.
and work warranted tc please or no aala -lnj jj r
aged Wore eVWry; i?T5nS
irSM article.,
rilh disoah? '"""TS to
beis Fashionable
20ji .
hen?:
Sleai.:
. A R Flail inex
XjL Boats have !
as riew. irWe hi-,
ter.and well aJ ;
700 bbla. mere.-.
Those favorin -as
prompt and :d
other Line can t.
A. D.CAZAU
Fayetteville, I;
, i tVanlr f
. 1000 i
Feathers
Marti
DO
retai
Person- anaeqna.nted with ihm mtL. mm - -'
who wish tose, tutJrtZ IS t5tT Mnof3Ctory,
to m him aU.tTr ar re invited
u 1
Old Ron:, i
per lb. ca'.,
y Ux
FayetteviUe, :
March 4, 1853.
. MYERS.
oaitstwry4 Sept,
85I;1
$0
Is
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