lOT"
i
the hone cieaitys.wi
i SONO. tp- i. .f
" ' Tu itottSf au Dream.
Sf e tn 'moon oVr eloudles June,
Shining in the ti& below ;
See tl.e distant mountain towering,
I. km a nifimiil of SOUW.
will the process of shaving become.
Scenes of grandeur scenes of child- Dip -the razor in Uiot water before
Beenei dear to love and me;
Previously to the operation o kbav
ing, it will be found of service; par
ticul?irly to those who, liave a strong
beaid, and a tender -skin, to trash
the fare well with soap and water:
aim the more time scent in lathering
appeared .with a: turkey ; faith and
a fine (often it ii rejoiued a Printer.
SI 'tfiav i o sp" returned
ml i . ' ', if'"" imum i
f
phia, where be has been aJtaadi'a a '
eotfrii of Medical Leetorea in, the
University of Peaosylvaaia, respect-
ancj moistening toe -beard, the easier wrong" sijiTby'sTaiiderf-itiiiaglit
u 1 1 1 tlm titfisiaa r ulioninh m l 1. ' . IT . . ... 1 1 WM ' ..T. jll i
to be. Know all nen." Very well
answered the other, If me woman
eman sat down to write a
deed; and began with "Know one ffrlly informs hit friendaaud tbt pao-
women by jhese presents r y u are I lie in generally, thai ho reloads easi-
Lt ui mum by bower and wild wood,
All is lovl.erwhen with thee.
- ' t
0 Lr man's breast the winds are
idling.
All s ilentin the grov
And ibeft'-fvrra, witb dew drops glis
tening, Sparkle like the eye of love. -
Nght no calm, so elear, lo cloudless,
lit sied niht to love and me ; -
IjH . roam by bower and fountain,
A'l i loviier wltn with thee.
H SEEING A BKAUTIFUL COXTAOS.
Bmhortm'd n a oeauleous vale,
Fniiu'd by the gentle southern gale,
There ttandi a co hard by a brook,"
Int wboie wave wild flowers look.
AIIaJonelj.bffJjuJlPf.aA. , i
Yo well might deem some sprite of
. air.
Snme weary wanderer rtpace
JJaiLeliILili!'rjl.ieMj,S pl"V
lidw calmly could I pas my days
h Jhat sweet solitude with thee,
Far from the eold world idle gaze,
Coo'd'M though resign the world
. for me. . 8.
Mild, beautiful and y ung;
Tis true but then Iter mouth's so
small,,
It cannot held her tongue
The 'qursrinnkWh Printers do
not succeed in business as well as
Brewers?" was thus answered:
BrHU!i Printers work., for. he
head and Brewers for . the stomachy
and where twenty men have a stom
ach but one lusa head.
A Sailor at Auction At an even
nOTAt rHYLOSOPHT.
Happy the world? the pwei sings,
When' tbey have Philosophers for
Kii.g;
A t d nearly tuch was Constantlne,
Who mi.ht have reignedyet would
reiisn.
A
I liotiian annais pern ncirnvu T
. i i
Peeing how Aaloerats tleparieu ;
idjhrewdly judging by the fetter,
He thoMthat INick would suit them
better.
AGRICULTURAL
From the Amer can Farmrr.
... : IM TUB SOV'TH.
- yertOf5 cre iu tlie liand-J
2d year, Cotton, do. jko do
3d year, Cbrn, , do. do do
METHOD.
"IiiJolv, when the oats ere cut,
applying it to the face; use the blade! knows it. all men will of coursV'
marly flat, always taking care fo Observe VairJJelia, all in all,
ive it a cuitii'g insteao 01 a scrap
ing direction. Strop the razor, im
mediately after using it, for the pur
pose, of effectually removing any
moisture that may remain up'in the
edge; and betaretul not to employ
a common strop, as the composition
with which they are covered, is in
variably of a v-ry inferior iuuajfy,
and ioiurious to a razor. The
BtMt(. should always be of the best
manufacture, and when the compo
ftitiori is worn off, it will be found
particularly usctnl to rub it over
lghtly with a little clean tallow,
arid then put upon it the top part of,
the snuffof a cand e, which being a
fine powder, will admiiably supply
the place of the best composition
ever used for t he pd f pose. ' Ano
ther exeellent mode of renovating a
r zor-stro i i by. rubbing it well
with pewter, and impregnating the
leather with the finest metalirc particles.
4In closing these observations, I
cannot
elastic
easily yielding to the pressure
the razor, removes the fine, keen,
flat edge produced by the hone, and
4iihstituts an injurious roundness
in its place. A flat strop, not ton
much hurthened.with leather, is beM
adapted to continue the I'irm which
a ' a I
ft. eocce rejeeia in iioruric: 10. an
r any
practice tlie priciples on which
cutting edge is formed."
ineocing immediately, the prae irr of
Medicine in its varioaa araaebrs, ia
the Town of IxreensbonragS tSr rU
einity. and in the adjoining Caaatie
when hit services are rrqarr4.
He has purrhased L lUase bI
Lot owned by Dr. Watsov.as well as
the whole of bis Medierneo : Tbrse
with the addition f thoso he parefia
hI in the Ci y of Phil adrt phia, will
mnke, it is prnumed, a Sp mat to
frior to any in the state. IVrvoas
from the country, can be supplied
with Medicines ori rcasaaaJile terms f
P!nsieian4Syhoae assortment nay ba
bmken. xr on applieaiii, bf op
plied at a moderate advance en Jbo
prime eost.
Those who require hi prfesaiaa
ervie.es, may rely on his proanf aea
i. -
ing 'aah'v h.ok. a sailor, half "'! puncioality, as well as hi brat
seas over, was vociferaus and trou- "ibn to serve them Caitafally.
blesome. -The auctioneer, bavimr in !e Ctttt 5!ro?,i!,: " more th lea, f
uia wjcuicni smii run, nnij DC appiiCft
by a candid and gemrroas pablie.
vain tried to silence him, proceeded
to turn him out. Jack entreated
that he might stay . long enough to
bid l wotrr takoCyour bid, said
the auctioneer. Yoii will," ,said
Jack, "for Til bid you ailituT
A rustic in Connecticut in pay
ing his evening addressee to a cousin,
omit to protest against Hie IaRt the volatile ag.- of thirtv , said,
cushlan strop, wl.Mi. Iroin iy y stolen my
vieldine to the pressure of ltVtr" 'P! Mr. Huatlv don t
you mean y our heart?" h, true.
I knew it was sme of nv inwards.
The Examination
Of the Hlodrnts in the Grcensbo
rough Aea lemy, nil take place on
i nursiiay me sin 01 june. i ne ' njs
4
A.El MOTKS.
:
-"tarn in the stubble, &e. with a dagon,
:V8nw about a bunhel- ofcow peas to
.the. a ere, broad cast and harrow them
:f' 2li with an iron toothed harrow. Be
- fore frost turn in the green pen vines
vwiib a dagonand harrow the ground
; "The. next year plant your cotton
: . on the gronnd thus" treated, manur
' ing (n the drill with your animal ma
- nure and "st raw eotion stalks, corn
tatklsl&e. ffrain your farm y a d.
. The next year plant your corn on
thA- land oeeunied the vear before
X with t ton, and m anore the hi II or
drill with cotton stalks, planting the
itf p oopacfjwijjpeas for B ed, &e.
. n tin way jjo on; first wFth ooTsT
"t foMo wed: by Ta manur i o g f pe"Lie-.
S Cond;withcot'o rnHunuredtwith ani-
-.ma-Umannre. ote. an t third, with corn
anii peas, manured with, eottoo seed. 4
Eaeh vear-yoo wili navein, nve acres
of NHis.,five of cotton, and five of corn'
I'-h a pt -fi fteen acres Ja, . I iUlt. .0 ?e,r
the to r rk t the hand: if so, say less.
Bn'Cj think hy using the ploufih more
atid llie hoe leiV hat quantity can
basily nianagVd, especially wheju
deep ploughing with tt.e oagon ia U
Morel Rccommcndulion One day
when the late Lord Chancellor
fCurafe? appled to ii m ft a Itvintr,
w hich w as then vacant. u Don't
trouble nul said the Chancllor,
turning from him. with
bfw. dorit you see
and can't listen to you! What
Duke or Lord iectmmetded?" The
initiation
miur&s convenient ne neit ses
sion will eo ninenceon the first Mon
day in Jul?
E. W, C VUU Til ICRS.
Greensboro , May 3t. I82r
fol for the eitnive pa'ronnge
whieh hff has reeerved in ht boiineaa,
wou d inform his enstnmers and (he
he baa formed
W It. D. Lind
say, in the Saddle and Harness Ma-
a frowning wtu 'nform biauSt
I am i,usv . PttW, Beri,J thtf
, .... ''i a Co-partnerhip with
mi I W Imt . .
kins Buainii: and as a matter of
Curate lifted his eyes and in a tonecouree, it becomes indispensable that
f dejection, said he had no Lord to he should close his Bookstand re
recommend him but the Lord of quest, those. who may have open ae
flosts. "The L'rd ol Hosts! I counts standing that they will call
(relieve I have had n commendations, and close them bv Bond or otherwise.
when they ..become satScieatly ae-
nuaint-d with him.
Greensbor.ogh, Aprils, 1 816 If ,
State of NorthCarolina ' '
Guilford Count
Court of Pleas nd Quarter Sessions,
May Term, mm.
) igma! attach
ment Iffiei ea
heizl!iciBlivi.
J m . -
oeupariintro
trans of Laud
See. " .
Ii nppea'ing to !he aatifaetion of
th" Court tlia llie I) f odan'.in this
ease is not an inhabilaui of hi- State.
Is s ordered that nuhlieation of t'ie
J times Stafford,
vs.
Vfalichiah Pyrgee
...uu .o ,i nn rany an ,alriol iittd jD (Jrefnbbr0ueb. far
six Week, that unless the defendant
appear at our next Court, to be held
for this county, at the CoartliHuii
in Grcnsboruugh, on the third Mon
day f August nrxi, thrn & there to
picador replevy that judgment final
true eopy from the lUinaies.
. Teat.
JOHN H NNKU,. e. e.
Mny at. I"s.f i 50.
State of Vorth-Caroliua,
Guilford County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term 1820.
Alexander Wrighfj Petition for the
and Wife, division of tbe
vs Linds of Tho-
Joaeph Cuppaek, j mas Bojamio,
and Wife. J deceased.
If nppearing to the satisfaelion of
the Court that the Defendants in this
suit are not inhabitants of this .State:
It i therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in The Pa
triot, printed in Greanabprooghfor
six WHfkn successively, that unlets
walking he bad an unfortunate limp. I all It. .ri... branch.., I"; ,0TUSn .Ml
a .k .! r .i "kn: -L-i ..t, . .L .. . icourt to ne neia lortnis county, at tno
(Jourt House in Greensborougn. on the
from m -st Lords, hut do not recol
leer one from him before, and so do
you hear young man. you shall have
the living; and be careful so to con.
duct yourself as not to 'disgrace
your recommendation
JOHN
May 25 1826.
HOSKINS.
THB UBSCItiBERS having for
med a Co :tarnefahlp as above sla
ted, intend carrying on in the Town
of Greensborough, the
versus MacNaily. Saddle Harness Ma ting
CVRRAN
MacMallywas .yffyJameAjijidwljf.!lI.
Vd in taming the peasf &eh) which
bih the difficulty as to grass is greit
if " . . . . . i - .i . ... i . r
I iiiminisnen ami hip cuihuiumi
ir. - - i --Ml.' I.. .k...l I.
i " in e'O anI COimu VH1 ur irnifri as
feiored much lighter? J. J."
r Newberry. April J39 1126.
At the time ot ibe rebellion be was artiele in the line can be had on tho
seized with a military ardour, and shortest notiee and mosTsatisfaetory
when the different volunteer corps terms.
w-ew forming in Dutilin.tJhilf of th .LLVUSAY & HOSRJNS
' ' - . - . : : "
lawyers was organizedr Meeting
With Cuiran, MacNally sauUMl
deaf friend, these are not; times for
n nerson to bo idle, and I am deter
' rll . rf-i a 1
mined to enter the lawyer's corps, me lown oi ureeuanorougn ana
follow the camu." uVou follow ,ho ?oun,y of Goilford He hopes
Ma; 2t, 1826. 6 If.
Da. It. P. WILLI VMSON.
OFPBIIS his professional services
the camp, oy little limb ot the la'w,"
said the wit, liut, tut, renounce the
idea; you never can be a disciplina
rian." Aml whv not Mr. Cur
ran?" said MacNally. "For this
reaion,1'- said Ourran, "the moment
I you ere ordered to march rou
"r?Vrflhe llonihg and Stropp
nUaxoir. 4Let the hone he seldom
f never, unless by frequent and re house, and not finding dinner ready,
A,w.T,r,;r-il1 f iLa. VVhttt '.XL. nrftihpri nn tininim of tion WOUtU 06 given at JOJ
mini niiuw Miik,, , :j, 7r;7 r f iar--, .C 1ft.
Ui.ntireli destrf.d: naetbe bwt-dinneret V' No.-iinfara
pale oil and be carefal to pteserre cd a Lawyer. 1 here is a sam
after receiving the best opportunities
in his Medical education, slnd some
experience in the practice, to do jus
tice to patients that may be entruated
to.hif care He has opened his Shop
in the eastern wing of Slade's new
building, where he, can always, be
found, except when absent ou profes
sional business.
A very advantageous situa
tion would be given atjhts Officv, ti
third
Monday of August next, then
land there to plead, answer or demur,
iiiai aaiu pruiion wtii or ibrcd pio
confesso, and beard ex parte. .
A true copy from the Minutes,
Teat, . -.J C..- . . . -JOIIX
llVNE,c.c.c.
May 31. 66. P's.f. 3 flOi.
"r : j.
uiaay'"Wjt
Improvhnicntbn Saw-Mills.
If any person iliould 'lvant a Saw
Mill built or repdired, on a principle
that cuts frim twenty-five to one hutia
dred per ceQt faster with the same
quantity of water, can by writing to
the Kditor of this naner. vast mid. ha
I .Ifll ft MSM AH ll A ... . .Li., i I I. "..LW
&mfei on (be shortest notice. - The
p'ersdn alluded to came to this place
well recommended by the first cba-
meters in this state and the Kate of
M0trejitbroMtrM'8r-iis
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