110.23
IIALEIGH, N. C. FHED A Y, LIAY 31, 1833
jfn'i AorA Carolina Gazette,
' LAWRENCE & LKMAY.
t' TEUMS.
c-.i-airTIoir. tliree dollar per nnum -one
s.V.i..Hn.-Suberibei- io thtf Sliitei
-Tnnot be allowed to remin in arrears longer
a one yrr"P'wwwf
State who nyxJr M ome stiDscrioers,
i- .m be strictly required to pay the whole a-
-..-irritiiMTf-nai cxcccumg uiiecn .iocs,
Tolrteo.thf timealWeo dollar, and twen-
tr-ure eenti ior emeu wnuBi.
trrtsa to the Editor taint be pott-paid.
THiaD ANNIVERSARY- '
Attention! City Guards.
! Pirade at the Capitol Square, Saturday
rf,,noon, the 1st a June neat, at half past 13 o'
clock, completely armed and equipped, and
Jped with 3 round, of Ball. .Had 10 of Blank
Private Meeting of the Company wflT he
Lij .i tlie Court House, on the preceding even-
4wrfy xaudle lights
Br order of the Captain.
Raleigh, May !M, 1833 "
YrKwxKw; Rnrln re flnnrl .
-JMUIV
' The eubtenber, m auuuion
ion to bis 'present
etcrtnr and eh-
tytbap
Mk. ha jut reeeiTea an
alM auortment of uncommon
- STAPLE AND FANCY DKY GOODS,
which he respectfully invitei hit frwrdt and em
toaeri to eall aod inipeet for Ibemicltei. Be-
. ;ih rath, thet can and wibeofter-
1UK t f j I
-7 deatr ho uaual.. JThejr MMMsutM
J'Si and eupemne oiue, niaca, uruwn anu iimst?
Blk, hro-m)d invitible greea Brajm camblet
"Aneoll imt KrnHTtM emieri -
mfc; 'bine and Au Eren!l fineeae-
Primed ami Diinted mutlina, in greif variety
A tplesdid aaaortment ot ealieoca, trora 10 to SO
eents . '' " .
Bleached ahirting (ery eheap) iS .
Iriih linens, 1aw, and thread eambria hand-
I
nd 64 bed tiekinga
Wirttillet. tilk and other yettinc
"Prtininil tlaek' grot de twie -Prl
brown and whBrnBT nHVt
1UKun B4 haiidWanahiwfs
Superb Stocks, efavaU and collara
Blwk, brown anJ ereen oiroawiant,
: Hernani, erape de China, love, trope and other
Splendid belt and bonnet ribbonda
61x11 tnek and aidu oiubi '
- Boaea aaiiimere and black lasting
'Caaibrieki and eambriek muilin v4njrreat variety
JPUin and Sgured aittehrek and apHler nett do.
la-anka ahors 6f every kind, jut from thefae-
!--tory.
verr lowj
faihionable black ' and white. BeaVer
7 toxea
HATS, iniall. medium , and laree brimi
cheaper 4hwverruat JtOAtt, tUftloft'4 jwau-
. afaetory) -
SJirdware in great abondaneei among them,
aeylhe bladea, grata bladet, hw and trace
;, - chain, files, eunn, ami gnn lockt
-jaONr -ENGUW JiUSTEKEU AN I CAST
v STEEU ,- .
t-hirtfi-md:ihtnaett----r---!IE
SPUN COTTON i powder and shot I-
- Coilee and tuear - "
.-Chip hit,, from 25 eentt to f 1
linn hat ft. I
. , m K,IINV Hum v,i.v. - j
-Tim rate eallakiri boat;-(New York tnake)
, Buck and Woodttock glove .
Ladiei' glove and ttockingi -". ?
Thread ambri and thread eambria bandker
" ehiefa- .. ' .
i Nankin and eantnn era pet
t Splendid blond eauaij veil and handlcerehieft "
r ..." U II CUITII
SMITIf.
.y Jtaleigh, 8d May 1831-
49 i
Votice. '
Br virtue of tundrr decree made at the Court-
-rffciuity for Wake county, Spring Term, 1833, i
'lwiliexpoetoMle,atlbeCooiltouMdoorinl
In CUV ol ttuieien. on me acTeinccinii ur
Jombml theioLwing tract, of Und,' aud
HnuM unit Lot in the cilv ol Ualeish
1. A tract of Land, of which Abram Harper
lied ited and pouested in fee, titittte in th-j
aoonty of Wake, containing one nunurea anu
fifty aeret, bounded a follow, to wit: beginning
at a white oak, MUhew MCuilera' corner
reuning thence touth to the road ; thence down
id road to a blaek gum in the head of a imall
brneh( thence down the various eourtct ot taid
Knnchto Middle creek; thence down thevariout
aoartet A id ereck to Altey Sandert' linej
hIiIi hi I me m M ill? ilnacht. Ahtm un
the varinn enurtet of laid branch to laid M'Cul-
Wlinej thtnea eait witli taid line to the-flritl
atition.
AhoatraetolLand, of which William Bar
Bam died aeized and pattrited in fee, titiiAte In
the county oK Wake, auppoted to conuin one
hundred and lixly acre, adjoinii)g the land ol
imtt WWim and Kuhert RaT and othei-a to
be tnld lubiect to the dower of Lucy Barium.
h Widuw ol Uobcrtton Uarhara.
1 Alo a House and Lot in the Tty-t)MU1elgh,
btelythe retiilence of Mr, t'riscilla M'Kee,
known in the plan of tid city a No. 199, eon
: SahitBtf one-acre,- more or les,-nd-bnunded a
Wlow, to wit: on4he north by E'lenton street,
a the east by the lot at present occupied by Ste
phen Birdcall, on the couth by Hillsborough
Jwet, on the wet by Dawion itreet
Term made known on the dy of ale. -IIKNKY
M. MILLEU, C. tc M. E.
18 8w
S25 HeWitrd.
1. Eloped from my pfanlaUoii on- Toinot, Edge
- tiuak county-, oa the t(Kh msUnt, a riegro man.
BRYANT, 23 or 8S year old, five feet 9
-.. W lOinehe high, tout built, quite yellow for tlie
appearance of hit hair, which i a knotty a4be
7 negroe usually in, long lipt, large leet and long
J!i,hiii down look when spoken to; hsd on when
; he went off dark etothet and a blaek furred hat. i
pnbble that he will procure paper and at
' Jwnpt to pas for a free man, a he ha done the
I''lilanutmnliearTTaHibro
lparen to make hia escape,-as iiis lather ana i
-S&fKher lita iKa.. I till ana the abase retard
, J" "T person who will eonline him in Jail so that I
I tt him inn. or' delirer him to meat Statf
wutborg. i
WILLIE BHOWNBIGC3.
ottntonsbora;, April 83, 1333 19 tf
, Plantation for Sale. '
.The tubaerlber offer for sale the valuable
PltntatioB vhereaa Willianv t'ulliam formerly
'ed, on the North Fork of Hroad tiiver, in
.faukl'm county, and State of Georgia, aituated
J""cs north of Caraeivitle.' Jt i well im-
-1" 'ln DeTer filing aprlng. ! tuppose
of rr mT fit hundred acres of land oat
' J1 hssh number ot asrel a large proportion it
"rat im. km..- t.-J . i, a '.j '
i . " w - ... v. vw.ai vh pkuw
r tftlliii i . a t ... .
r.rS. or runner partieoiart apply
."tUiubtaribee. . . '
- JAMES EDMONDSON-
The Pendleton Measenger will insert the .Jtioo of table-talk. IL W0UJ4 Operate
rstnouth., and forward theiracaountto more vnfavorably than the "" gtoora '" 01
vdle, f rmnUm eoonty. ,t v t j, : Said to Operate 00-the
wnetvuia, Ca. April IB, 1833 ' SO 3m t
' far Silt;
Firori9iacii ctbbra, Apply a Hv's btSoe
h , FOR THE STAR. '
"lean now send my children, to ichool.
rri .t a . .
i a nit was me language or a lady wno
keeps i very respectable boarding house
io the city of- . TJie occasion of
the remark was as' follows: A friend
at.dformeF "Ic1rilanca11e:'iii'
her one day just at.the Jabjejsraiejn.
arranzed fur dinner, lie saw the bran
dy Bottles hlacedupoffl ihe tauTe.Tii.Ti
coaciuuea in nonce now many of her
boarders, used them at dinner. To his
i : . .; .
surprise only two used the liquor. Af
ter the boarders had retired, he re
marked this fact to (be lady. " Yes,"
she replied, " berore the Temperance
reform commenced rft this city, I usu
ally paid 22 50 daily for liquors for
my dinner table. The consequence
was, that I could only sustain myself,
and. rny children remained uneducated.
Now my liquor does not cost me 25
cents aday, and I can send hit chil-
3 reri to school " -
. FOR THE STAR.
The Tariety. found in the adTertise-
W .mnnrj iha rnvnlutinnar na.
"V, , ' V". J -r"'"''
fwobaoly Tail of its etTect to pleas irrJ-pw of CoU .Willi!" Grahamy w this
were they the only contents. There county, an aged patriarch of " times
are thousands who are indiflVrent to a
change of situation; who are confined
to business, and cannot leave it; who
are gormandizing a breakfast and Joath
medicine; wfTo are bfonminirj an8 wafU
no acametic; whaare cheerful, and
want no amusements; Who are charita-
4bir and want nopuffo and- ytaekef fl
prompt tneir Denevoience; yet who
want all (hat the reat of a newspaper
supplies, that dear and exquisite food,
riews, the daily bread of curiosity, and
the-panacea of all the evils arising from
dull ness-aod silence; the sovemgrt pe
cific that applies to eve.ry man's case.
jlT!'l Part "oTaaperV tir6uh"I"Kave
cpnsiuereu i jasr, is generaiiy.JJQtiBUll.1
ed"ttrrriffd"wlSi'rirl' rrlOaHhtTgi
some inquisitiveness that appears in
the eye, when it first gently, rolls over,
the columns' of a fresh'newspapei i Such
is the-variety of thisdej)artmriLU.and-such-'the-sttaclriheht
oreirery man to
his- favorite pursuit, that-a tolerable
guess may be formed of what man is,
by attending to what he first reads in a
paper. The steadv politician, indeed,
a general. -reader Ue can find ou-t
a political allusion in every paragraph.
In every proposition made by ft member
(if Congreasheaees moat-clearly either
good or evil design in the mover; and
should two diatin g u i she d .leaders ottlift
ferent partiea agree on any project for
settling a controversy which may hap-
ft-4vxi4.bctwealwa-great,uxterr.
ests, he atonee cries trot--? basexoalt
tion," and declares this combination
between thoe individuals is not be
cause they love peace or care for the
esil, that the parlies complaining suffer,
but because they have either been dis
appointed men themselves io seeking
some place of honor or profit, 4nd
they may lu raihe mea
fit of their own popularity, or else thtir
i -ot Dermit them to Suffer
m. - r - , ,
.'anothet pSrty distinct from themselves
to have the credit ot suggesting the
means whereby these two conflicting
interests are reconciled. ' The powers
and" the duties f the President, as de
fined by the Constitution, is ft favorite
theme for our enlightened politicians,
and upon which they often expatiate at
Wonderful length. I most, however,
say their opinions on this subject are as
various as the cofours of the caroeleon',
and as contradictory as if they were to
say, that he (the President) can and he
can't, he shall and he shan't, be will
and he won't, he'll be dtn i if he
does, and he'll be d m tl if he doti't.
Out o1her"Teaders confine themselves
to their favorite articles. The city
news delights' the man of fasbionub
ladies are anxious for marriages, be
cause they-may know the parties; 4he
young and old are for the fashionable
tattle of marriages, divorces, duels,
new dresses, elopements, and other'
articles of hrvmvting ktotlfwhile th4
grave ciegno casts a solemn glance at
the price ol stocks, wishes he had
bought in, or hopes he soon may be a
bfettraett outiAud there are a pretty
numerous "ctass,r to whom robberies,
burglaries, murdersT" land " pFck ing of
pockets; aStird a considerable gratifi
cation m f.e ei.
: A Dwespsper being thus perused by
ererV roan according to his taste, the
day is began with a proper fund for
tooTertattonrThe-wheels -are -agaio
set agoing, and the dullest has tome-
thioz to aay,.or some remarK to make
on what heJiasjf adK newipapers..
then, are undervalued, it is either be
cause they are common and cheap; .for
we know that thing; which are com
mon and cheap are always undervalued.
Or perhaps the reaso'n is, they are ex
nected as constantly as the return of
day ana nigni. anu tueniuio c bci
the less Tame on mem.
To appreciate tkeir true ralue, there
fore, wr haTe only to suppose they
were only to be discontinued for a
month, or even for a week. I tarn
with horror ftom the frightful idea!
deprecate aoch a shock to the eireula-
nerves of ngltshmen; -and after such a
auspioie of newf,l.tni afraid the p.
per would contain nothing " but ; ac
counts of sudden death which had hap
pened in the inter?!, with the deliber
ate opinions of the coroner' jury:
"Died of the blues, occasioned for
wnt of intelligence!"
To conclade. In the words of Dr.
Johnson, let us praise. newspapers.
Sajs fie, " One of the principal amuse
ments of the idleHjs to read the works
of tlmae minute historians, the' writers
brTliWrrwho.HMilvoiilmDtuouglT
i ' . . . . " .-
overlooked by the composers if bulky
volumes, are yet necessary in nations,
where much wealth produces much
leisure, and one part of the people has
nothing to do but to observe the lires
and fortunes of the other."
EUPHUANOR.
From the Rulberfordton Spectator.
ANTE REVOLUTIONARY DOCU-
MENT. .
We have been presented, by Gen.
Geo.' Walton, with the following origi-
nal-, olTttiul-Ueport. of ..the. proteedilig?
of the citizens of Iryon county in 177 o
-6, (now divided into Rutherford and
Lincoln counties.) It was found by
that tried men's -souls." The docu
ment is in manuscript, and contains 24
pages of the siz.e ot an eighth ot a com
mon' sheetjpf writing paper, carefully
sfitclTec ""an'tf covered witF pa'rt of '
number of the South Carolina .mer.
ran fipripra I fiaietfe of June 3J 774l
4hnwha.w.iiwmwai-5o
sure to tlie "aTr7 yet,Tt is fair and-4egiblfr
with ihe exception of some few of the
signa'ures. 1 his document we shouia
deem" sufficient without any other, to
show that North Carolina was the first
4HkVtW&StVf declare therr rrtde-
pendence of i the PriUsh Yoke. There
arFi.tfief 'ff6cuments'amo2"'C6l.''Gra
haraiMoerl"'W
light on iheproceeaings! tn pettpifev ni,
North Carolina anterior to the Revolt!
tiftI.whkhwe may. perhaps publish
. . a-. --' ,-. . I ; r(
hereafter, Tojr the gratincation ot. nur
readers : 1 '
"Minutes of the Proceedings of Com-
mitiee in TRYOS COUNTY.
NORTH CAROLINA
Tnjon County
Pursuant to Notice, at a meeting of
the Freeh nld'ers of the county 'of Tr jon,"
at the Court House of said "county, on
the twenty sixth day of July, one thou
sand seven hundred and seventy five, in
order to elect a Committee for said
MuntyhV follow
chosen, to wit:
For Cantain Beater' Company Thomas
Brat eyv -David Jttnkins, J JuhnUaii,. Jacob)
t brnry.- - ..
-Captain Carpenter' Company Thorns E
pev, Valentine Mauney, Nicliola Friday.
Captain Coburn' Company Jame Coburn,
Robert Alexander.
Captain Harden' Company Joseph Harden,
Benjamin Harden, Davis Whiteside. ..
Captain' Hambrighl.' Company Fred. Ham
brigbt, Jamei Logan. '
Cantain HaraDton' CoropBnyAnd'w liimp-
tonj John Mflrrw,--George liueUi-
Captain Barber' Company cnaric fte.
Lesn, John Robinson, John Barber. -
Captain Magness Company William Gra
ham, Jame McAfee, Ferregreen Magnes.
Captain Pari Company George Faris, Am
brose Mills
Captain Aaron Moor'i Company John Wal
ker, John Beeman, George Utack.
Captain Baird' Company Andrew Neal,
James Baird, Wm. Patterson.
Captain McK'mnev' Company John McKin
ner, Jame Bedtord. " " .
"Captain ' Kuvkendall' Oompany Abrnhtm
KLkenthffirWiHiam Thoraaipnr Itobert Me
Minn.
To the Committee of Tryon CoutM,
-a ft .9 it I
Gentlemen: In pursuance of the
trust , wiich devolves on me oy me
much lamented death of our late wor
thy Moderator. I am to request the fa
vour vou to summon the Freeholders
of tne i county of Tryonto meet at such
convenient time and place as you may
appoiot.lo" "choose," and "elect proper
persons, to serve as ueiegaies in a
provincial Convention,-to ie held at
Hillsborough, on the twenuein aay oi
August next; and as allairs ot the last
mnortance io this province will be sub
witted t their deliberation .J would rj:
commend that the number of Delegates
for each county, should not be less than
five,, ..'-3'.. -,.
t arnrwhli great respect. r gentlemen,-
vour mostobedient servant,
' .-i,ai inn
SAM. JOHNSTON.
Pursuant to the aforesaid letter, at
an election for Delegates to attend at a
provincial Convention, to be held at
Hillsborougn, on tne twenuein uay oi
Aiioust next it anDears bv the polls
that Mo Walker, Joseph Harden anc
William "Graham, Esquires, uooert
Uijexsnderland Frederick Hambright
were the candidates that had the great
est number of Totes."" A general voice
for William Kehnan, Esquire.
Committee .adjourned till August
t4tb, 1775. .;, :::4r.
ent, John Walker, Chairman, Thoma
Beatey, DaTid Jenkins, Jacob Forney,
Thomai TEspey, Valentine Mauney
James Coburn, -Robert Alexander,
Joseph Harden, Benjamin . Harden,
Fred. Hambright, James JU9gan, An
drew - Hampton. John Morris Charles
McLean, John liobiaon, niiam ura
hamr Jamea McAfee, George Paria,
John Eeeman, George Black, Andrew
NeeU Jame Baud, Aail:JflLTii3TJter
sidr, who tottk the oeceiiary-oatba 4m
their
daly elected Clerk of the-Committeapurch.sed foram of eight pound.
Rtmvtit That Coloner Chas. Sic? seventeen shilling and six pence, proc.
Lean aerve as DeputT Chairman in the -money of Carolina we therefore
Walker. ;-J
- jicavivcit, auav cnun cunipany cireiuiB, uw aucnr pci tun ait no auaii run uas
three rnemberslof Committee for thtsftn ay receive the saidVintnunition,' as
I Tniintv vhn on a iitiifi ar lrh mn '
to.hive his Vtote.
.Resolve!, That this association be
signed by the inhabitaQts of "Tryon
County. - - ' '
AN ASSOCIATION.
The u n preceden ted, barbaroo sr a nd
bloody actions committed by the Brit'
ish Troops on our American brethren,
near Boston, on the lyih ot April and
20th of May last, together with the
hostile operations and treacherous de-
sirns now earring on bv the tools of
Ministerial vengeance and despotism
for the subjugating sll Rriiish America,
suggest jto jii the pain fuL necessity .of
having recourse to arms, lor the pre
servation of those rights and liberties,
which the principles of our Constitution
and theTaws of Hod,- natttFe-&nalions
have made it our duty to defend. We,
therefore, the subscribers, Freeholders
and inhabitants of Try on County, do
nereuy laiiniutiy -unite tuf sewes -tiauer.
the rhost sacred ties of religion, honor
and love to our country, firmly to re
sist force by force, in defence of our
Natural Freedom and constitutional
rights against all invasions; and at the
'srtmj& time?
in maintaining the freedom of our coun-
provincial convention anait ue larc u
oecessarv; and this enzazement we
continue in and hold sacred, till a re
conciliation shall Jafce... place between
Great Irrrtain mdAm
tutional principles, which we most ar-
detltty tlesire; and we do firmly agree
to htfldrall (; It persons inimicivl ta-the
tlberiigjjifmerrcs
to subscribe to tliis assoctatlonT "
. Signed by
S'JohWirkSrtSi
Thomaf Heatty,' Jaines Coliurn, Frederick
Ilambright, Andr. Hampton, lienjainin Hr
' din, George I'enrit, ' William " tiraham,
Uobt Keandry, David Jenkins, Thomas
Kspty, Ferrgren Mackness, Jame MoAfee,
William Tbomason, Jacob Forny, Davis
Whiteside, John Beeman, John Morris,
Joseph Harden, John Uobinsoo, Valentine
. ,: . m.,l, i.m. lu.
" lTJirn', CfirtStari'Carpinrer', Abet Btry; Joslf
lurncr, Jonathan t'rice, Jas. .Miller, feter
Sedei, William Whitesii'e.jJohn Delfimrer,
t.eorge Dcllioger, Samuel Kerbender,
Jacob Mooney, iunr. John Wells, Jacob
Csstncr, Hubert Haltlip, Jamei liuekhanan,
Moses Moore, JuaupU Kujkeiulull, Adam
" ""' Siini, Riclid.' Waller, Samuel Smith, Joseph
Keel, Samuel Lofton.
' fienotord, That we will continue to
yjtojTess'a
our Sovereign LorO, King ueorge III.,
his Crown and dignity, So long as he
secures to us the rights and liberties
which the principles of our Constitution
require. ..
Resolved, And we do impower every
Captain or other officer in their respec-.
tte rompiniesi'to tais
in order to de tain and secure" air po w
der and lead that may be removing or
about to be removed out the county;
and that they do prevent any of such
powder and lead from being sold or
disposed of for private uses, but to be
under the direction of the Committee
until the delegates shall return from the
provincial Convention; provided ne
yerthetessaLthit.resolntioiai.Jiot.
mesnt to hinder persons inhabitants of
other counties from carrying powder
and lead through this county to their
respective abodes, unless there is just
cause to suspect, that they intend such
powder & lead for injurious purposes;
then, and ii. such case, notice is to be
given to the Committee of the county
in which f uch pcrsoo residesthat they
may make such rdeMhereoa.- as-to
them shall seem proper. ' ' ..
" 'Ilesoh-ed. That Mr. Daniel McKis
sick do make application to the Coun
cil of Safety, ol CharlesTown for 300
weight of gun powder, 600., weight of
lead, and 600 gun flints, to be distribut
ed under the direction of this Commit
tee when it shall be. judged 'necessary .
U':- Resolved, That we do recommend
to the Captains, of the ieveral com
panies, in this regiment to call to
gether their men in order to col
lec what moneytheyVan Wheniently,
to provide powder and lead and that
they make due return of what money
is received to the Committee at next
raeetine.-o-.'v - - ' -
: Resolved, That this Committee meet
at the Court Hcuse, of this County, on
the 14th day ot September next, then
to deliberate ansuchHmattert as shall
be recommended ' by "our provincial
ConTentionr
bv
JOHN WALKER, Cliairman.
Met according to adjournment pre
sent,; Charles McLean, Chairman,
'fihomas Epsy, Felty Mauney, Fred.
Hambright, George Russell, John M or
ris, Robert McMinn, Abraham Kuy
kendall, John Robinson, John Barber,
George Black, James Logan, James
NcAIee, Andrew Neel, .indrew Hamp
ton, Wra. Thomason. Nicholas Friday,
Benjamin Harden, Perrygreen Mack
ness
. Whereas. Captain Andrew IIanip
ton, a member of the Committee of thi
countv. hath made application . to this
Committee lor liberty to apply to tne i
. ........ y-
recommend that tho said CapK. iiin
ho hn ihm Irnnlirra nf Ihia routli.
.-.i .k .--... ... .v.. : t. r .k.
anu in 3 V. capuaci iw wc luiuii vi ins
savages. - . I
7 7tV,d Tha
journ and meet at the Court House on
the 4thTSeday of October next,' then
etlbe.ra
j udged necessary.
CHARLES McLEAN.
. . - JuAshly. . ' )4 , . , .. .
4 Met according to adjournment pro-' :Pursuant to which appeared, Robert
ceeded and chose Wm. Graham,'. Esq. Alexander, John 'y Dellingerv Fred. ;
Chairman; present, John Walker, Hambright, Aiidw. Hampton, Alexan;-' '
And'r. Neel. Jame Baird, George. Pa der Gilliland, Robert Parks, Georgo
ris, John Mitrria, And w. Hampton, Paris, Robt; Porter, John. McKinney,
mumber -of, the tilJjCiiiiijaiiitee add Thomai ownsend Wm. Yancey 4;and -
A I 1.. A"1'liriJ V:tr-.. f.ll! .J. . ..' . A " -A ' .A . .
Alexander minima,- jonn ljciunger,'
mi.. ivtiii,
rt Parks, John'
, member of I
Koaert Armstrnnz, uooert
Scott.jr. and John -Earle,
the new commi ttee. Adjourned till to-
m'trrow morning 8 o'clock. ...
Metaccording to adjournment pre
sent, Wm.' Graham, Chairman, Robert
Paris,- John Scott, John Dallinger,
Nich. r-rnlay, Andw. Hampton, aod
Alexsnder Gilliland.
Teit.- We the s ubscrihrs, prof ess
ing our allegiance to the King, and ac
kviwlewg'tlte Cmstjttttttwat Hxwi'
live powv'r of GvernnnU d solemnly
profess, testily and declare that,- we do
absolittely4televef that neunerthivrar
liament of Great Britain, oor any mem
ber or consTituentTirih thereof
a right to impose taxes upon these colo
nies, to regulate the internal police
thereof, and that all attempts by fraud
orlVrt&Wta.&w
claim and power, are violations of the
pcacrandiecurity--of tlm peopter and
ought to ba resisted to ahe utrooat;
and that 'ne peopkt lhU
sTn g l y a nil c OT
the acts .and resolutions of the Conti-nenuld-Pi'ovlocialiC
cause, In both they are freely represen
ted by person . chosen by themselves;
and we do solemnly and sincerely,
promise and engage under the sanction
of virtue, honor and the sacred love- of
liberty, and of our country, to maintain
and support all Md every, the 'Acta,
iVeso.utionon
Continental and Provincial Congresses
to the utmottof our power anil abilities;
in testimony we have hereunto" seX'our"
hands-the s25th day of October,. A H
1775. ' " zi
William Graham. Chairman,' Jno. R.rle, Ito
bert Park, Alex, t.illilund, -John Scott,
4wjC,l,eob4irn.nd
linger, John Moms, David Jenkins, James
; Logan, wm. liiltiert, "itonett- -lHwanney,
Robert Porter, Joseph t lanlio, john M 'Kin'
ney, Thoma Townen,-J no. Asldy, Wil-
liara Vanoey, Kreileritlt Hambright, Francis
Arinstroinr. James llaird, Uobt. Armstronz,
WUliam iuore, fi wholes Walton, Jpiialhau 1
Potts, George Pott a.
. Resolved, by this Committee, that any
two. n.emlwra ihereoxVupoa. application J
made upon oath to them ol any person,
or persons, who is debtor" i; about to
abscond, remove or otherwise to de
fraud hia creditors of hi debt, may
grant a certiticato of the same to the
Clerk Ofihe County, who Is hereby di
rected to proceed in the usual forms of
law against such debtor. ; T T y
Resolved, That i debts recoverable
before Magistrates, be under the same
resfriction,lsabtraboveTesolvo.Tr
' Resolved, That when any abstfond
ing debtt'r or debtor,r hath lett any
goods in the county behind him, on ap
plication -ofvliii or theiri Jreditof, to any
two of the Committee, as aforesaid, on
oath, to the amount of his or their debt,
the said two shall grant an order to
such person as they ahall depte : for
that purpose to seiz-i the gonds to the
amount of the said debt and " deliver
them into-the -possession of-tho- said
creditor or creditors, who iball give
bond and security to the said Commit
tee, to deliver, or otherwise" to be ac
countable for the same, when called for
in law. or otherwise.
Resolved by this Committee, ' and lt
if hereby recommended to alt the good
people of this county, not to construe
the association to Dreax on an tieaungs
or QamercewillMwlL,
refue"f6ubscribe the same, so as to
ettehd to any acts" of inhumanity, or
coerce them by famio-i-ueh a refus
ing to grind at mills, or refusins thetn
the necessaries of lile. c
John Price came into Committee,
ami made oath that be is credibly in
formed that Benjamin Kqykendall, hi
debtor; is about to remove himself, out
of thia county 4t was, therefore, or
dcred that the CJefk of the Court issue
rw'ritga ust the body-of- thesaid.w Jf-)rn i'7 r
Deb"oVo. to hold him tob.il. - Com- f this article has been brought to
mittee adjourned till the 4th Tuedaythis market daring .-. the present '
of lanatry oextv-' -----i-Mi',.'.'.:'. ..iijrrtij.. A good portion of it lias :
WILLIAM GUAHAM, Chairman. been sold in this place, for very .
-- I .r.'v--'r,' fulr prices, and tlie balance boated "
At a Committee held for th in tho
of Tryon,' on the 4tK Tuesday of Jia'- ai. A good deal
uj, A. v.; iTjo, present, wmn
Graham, Chairman pursuant to a re
solve of the Provincial Congress, the
following pesona were chosen as . a
Committee for the county, who are to
serve as such till the thiid Tuesday, of
October nett; or until the next Gener
at Election of County Commi ttie: j '
Capt" BeatleyV rorapaiy David JeoVios,
Jaeob Forney. , -'
arv . . . . - lir.ll..
rXcl
pcnj. Hardin. - . ,
. Capt tlmbright CompaSy-Ftedk. IlainV
imp.
ton, John .Moms. - .
Ca'pt' Uarber' Company..
Alexander GUIs-
V
. ;
Jamei Mo A le. . ,
Capt. Faris'i Company Cto. Paris, Joha
Robert Porter. - - - - - -
Capt, Bainf Company-Jame Baird, -Robt.
-1kik(J Towii!'
) Capt. Kiiykendall's Company Jolm Yancey,
jonn Asniey, wno suoscrioea ; too ten
Afllllll SAIIICJ, WIIV ; I1IUI IWCU : IUO ICI
as required by the provincial Congress.
The CommiltKe adjourned till to nior-
row 8 o'clock. 5, -,..- ' ,. ,.-.!. -v
. Met Taccordi n g- to- atljoromnt- -present,
Wm. Graham, Eq. Chafr-
fm Andt:ew,,lU.tp.p4on
Uobt.- Pafksr-UbV-Alxnder, RobU -Porter,
Alexr. Gilliland, John M'Kin
ney, John Ashley, Thomas Townsend,
Wm. Yancey, tred. Hambright, Joseph ji:
"Hardin. ' s - ' .jil
Resolved, That. Wm. Graham, ,Eq.; jf
W?Lnt Fredk.' ttarntrrisbt, Ifa.bt-.
ATefantlerf Uobt. Park, Alexr.' GiTTiI.-r-,r
a'ndxnd David Jenkins be appointed , -'rrt7i.'
JCm!Biitjat.S
Resolved, that no person or persona
A- A' I. . -A I A ' .
person within the county for more
than two hundred per cent, from the ;
Uisnose Ol sail, iron, or ateet io mar . .. i
fin,t'ibtr:6i'c1)Med in GbaHtr tomnfff:'
Cross Creek, or any port where salt ia I r
toWkoCupon
tennitungproc.monej?iir every twen h
dispose of contrary to this Resolvei.- h
Resolved, I hat nojierson ojL,perttnaU
this county and;. seint'Tor more thin" . -eight
shillings per gallon, by the quarts .
or any smaller, measure at the rate ol M
ten shillings proc. per gallon; for every - T t
sach-olTencsV he ehalL pay., eight hil- :
tins out of every gallon such ' per ' V
sons as hare licence to retail liquors,
.. , -u.rM, g;iiv-as''?:- 1$W'im'frs-. fvj .,
omr excepted. , ... t .... . ... v,v,;,, ,.
Reiolved. Thst it is the opinion of i:
this Commiftee, that Ihe suits depend- ;
ing in the Inferior Court of this county; fj
.aeliUbevJOoxkeJ
halfofthe Crown docket, -to be general1--
ly trieiland proceeded on, -as (ar .as- ;
final judgment, at the next ; ApritA ; f
tmn.'arxoniirig ri-tu.4aaia..
Coortrwhen the trials can be . had -with j
justice to the parties. uoinmiitee,ad -journed
till the ( lsVTuesdsy In June
next. , - -r. . ..
WILLIAM CRAHAM, Chairman.
r Merlft porsosnce of order from the "1
C&fnetfSfetTrfif!l
trict, dated Feb. 6. 177b.-l.be per. ( ,
sonf ; for ;Tryon County met it Capt, -""' ?;
Hambiiht', on the 9th instantpre-i !
sent, Wn. Graham, Chairman, Fred- '; r
Hambright, Jsmes Lgn; .AlexrvGilli :
land, Robt.- Park, J; Baird, Robert 1 )
Armstrong John : Dellinger, . Robt. ;
Alexander, FrancisArmstrong. Jas X
Logsn chosen Clerk, for that day. ; r
Resolved, AccftrdingMo order
CommfttcVoTSiirefjRnatt
in his district, cause every Ihird clTec-
tie to go end join the forces raised in
Xhet -''0ltir'tLCotio.(te( jn -this prov.ce, to
suppress ail insurrettion thai are xaia. ,
ed, and may be rising in our said pro .
vioce, that are'sgainst the: cause of A; "
mericen Liberty .
'Resolved', That earm man that refuses,
if allotted to ''iiinyytMj tT,
be deemed enemies to their country,
andjhall be deall wiih according to the ."!!r
resolve of the Congresses, or other
wise-VUU? O-ii;- ll'l.w
Resolved, That . Mr. , William Moore :
be now appointed Commissary for the
regiment ol Tryon county, in (ha pre. i ;
tent immergency, for this province, to :
go igaintt those that are against the -
cause of American liberty; nd that the . -. i
taid Wm. Moore shall now on sight pre ." , :
lpOT''waggnnrwisiofii and - such -" 1
things as lies in hi power, tor the tup-,
portjif the saiil regiment," and be ready
t Major Thoma Beatles', by the 15th
instant, with such' support. 4 ,f,t ,
, WM. GRAHAM,: Chairman. '
The Committee adjourned tiil the ,;
last Tuesday in June next, according to
thormer adjournment.
'ToSacco.We hnve been pleased. ":
i. A!.
of flour lias likewise been boated
down the tiver Our merchants j
liave brought all their goods tia the r
Rait Road andtrrrthe river to this 5 J
place.,, No doubt they have cfierted :
a considerable aaring; by it. Wo... (
saw two waggonsMhe other, day - ;
loading at the store f Messrs. James ----t
Bruce Co. witlt goods ulurli liaa;
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