' , j i L !' . ...! .-FT T i ... . k : 1 ' v ' . -
, . ... , ....... . r l . ti. . ; i i 7 , : : . - - -; , -W .-,
f
r
'HIBUICO&'s TEARS.
MUbmriV tcar frrer ' '
If erturp jiHcncrsfumbcrs J
,ncr"bardithc pnrrot sontiregv
Kr dire to brr-abe its number.
oroore ihy bkl the swelling
In frce-.bwu's cae iw;akm j ,
Those h::ppy dm a of bliss are flovn, .
And Erin forsaken. V v
Ju? t!tcu!i her svis in exile roaro
They lf n freedoms tv
And r.f in' daughter's finfl a- lAme
hw! t!e veslern billow :
41
-There hatl thv breathe 'the glowm atria
1 here hV hall wtJte again ,
'in taptur; front its ilurubev.
DISTRESSES or ENGLAND.
IV-"- --.v -
tOEttHf.
.iofthe inhabitant, of TWVitmln-!jtne
Sptem?.erliutt at hichrr pre.
jcii I - u l3,C?0opcranjotkkc into
a met
cntruri I-U U,00Operon,otkke into
. errfvt:JMtitn the distress of the country,
jLe men o"rerne3yinsr thenvthe fol
' lwriC: remaikv wexeTnadc by the ItrVd.
Mr l'iA, Francis BuitlVtt and Lord
Ooctraiie,
Tbe ReT.
T. Mr. P.Rt Stood forward
i the meetir-Owt, front the? -
to address
ry revv oi nrs oaserrtiions. .. c n
errnd 'wnnienmn commenceu oy -
nent!.ng the absence (through intlispo- ?
sitton) of that Teteran in the cause of
Tlpfnriti. Mitnr uartirnzni. in rr
ble gentleman h.td, for a Ion; sc-
- 7 j . .
neruu
.-Ji- ...i t..rir tn niiipH-
u- nfU MlAtrrwm-
trymenj and, like erery troe patriot,
be considered the appiobafn of his
wn conscience, d theupiaiiie. of
hh fellowritixens, xs a sufficient re-
f o trf;..n. h hadmaile
vhich pToceeiled from the .crowd, ei'ro..gU factun, with iu taxation without
rere prerented from-hearing but a ie j rcproeaut.on, and it eptcn:'iMt po.er.''
TV. mrkrotwl frnim.n rnnmvfi! M
A t. iniimt SV"
It waionneCfS-iapr for hiro titellthemi
that the cuuutry was distressed; it was ; ;
r- . - i ii .i
rstreunfnriunately they were all ;
f tb- f-,rt. Tbv ar and -
leit the murortune ny which the coan
trr ovf rhelmcd. They were, in
I
truth, spectat'-r of a scene of national j
rain. Individuals were daily quitting!
the country, like so many messengers,
to proclaim to the world the disti Ci- &
novertr of this once hapnr land. In
th mnnnfnfturinn' towns the nhabl- 1
fnf were enlfertW toother, not toJ
con-ratulate each other on tlieir -flou-1
rislunc state of aflVtrs, but to march ;
sirsv. in ?loomv nrocenion to the
workhouse. They were now no Ion- 1 1
They were now no lon
ger able to support themselves, the
pariah must, therefore, support them
Were they, the electors of Westmin
ster, to appear inanimate at such a
siht? Were they to sit and ueep in
alienee r Whether they turned to the
right hand or to ihe left, they met ca
lamities beyond description. Mfsery
was growing up before their eves, and
unless the country prevented it, this
lertile inland would soon oecome a
Iwrrrn wildemex and he need not
Mhe rcrcrcnu eni:eman conccucu . j 1Ti i V
the present to be the most important! dcterrfrfiied ho-Uilit
crisis at which the citizen of Weat- Pn the. appears
minuter had ever been called to meet.if the nglit of the
tell those whom he addressed, that a their sword. (Loud applause) All
barren wilderness must be deserted. present in the power of the people
TheethinHhadnotcomeontheomn-ji was urrsiac tlieir voices to the ear of
try br surprise the electors of WCs!- the oppres-or ; O'lfiin- wan more ter
minirter had ortentimes met, and had i'rtble than the voice of the oppressed,
repeatedly warned the country against , I" commenting upon the extent of
thine c:rcumtances that were closely jl national debt, he interrupted himself,
ronnected uith the present calamity. ' and declared that he had wholly mis
But, ala.W they uere not heard ; or, i taken' the name of the debt, for it was
if Hiey werehcanl, tlieir remonstrances j not the debt of the nation; the nation
v.ere not retrarded. The moment how hd nothing todo With it it was: the
eer, v. as nut arrived, when the elec-J
tors uf Westminster mi!t tliink with
m.aniuitv. wi.cn they must redouble
their effort, when tey most uoite
their exertion, and endeavor to raise
a tjrand barrier, in or'cr to oppose the .
present system,, which aiinedai the '
univers.il ueitructtuu of all that was .
dar to EuglUhmen. Hie administra-
tiou, however ilcacicnt in ability, wer
not at all deficient in political power.'
If thev wanted a Calm, they couhl'com-j
iaau-.i ir m tney wanteu a storro, tncy
coulil ra.'se it. It was for. the people,'
in the essence ofaSairsl to make them .'
tie their power for the benefit
of the
co'iutrv. The national vess
hu 1 bor f neac e. Whe 11 th ey w e t e be fore j
mpoitiined, ministers said they would
not tm, they would not attempt to
?teer clear of the shaals that threaten
ed the safety of the national vcssel.i-.
3iut it wa the Utunden doty'iif the
lectors of Westminster, and of every
bore the Hritish fla was over-freigliU baughty spirit of Catharine,; 'hunger'
d, the hipouht to throw overboard e- was his means. He (Sir F. Burdett) 1
very U inj; that wa- unnecessary, inor ;did not know whether such a regimen
dertliat she mi-ht ridesrcuwly in the Lwould.bc palateable to Kne-lishrhen: I
Y Btxiy.in liieKin-utmi, ro demand that;?0"", naaue some observations cpbn
('they should lighten the harden of tlie wretched sUpendl w1jichbe-said,
!i xiiv a-v , .. j vuarv un
L jtcces?arilr paid to a placeman-that
, every shilling of pnfit which a sihecu
j'rist could derive trm,his situation
'vfv.hich was ron; from the bowelf of
(the country.) s-houM be thrown over
lVanl : thus, the vessel of the state
iM-;..ht h- enabled to swim with all l,or
1 w - - W
race ihree Dcllara a. Xcar or oue Dollars 1
.Ailvertiaem. .Lana alfiorhalf a Year
'ettiSltoicdr 6(caiiinr3 and beauty.
It was tlwctliat the people ahouitrcon
tideniht bright gems wfeicb once orna
mented theiJritihh coi'mtitution-t
mx lime for them, tri restore VU&
remn.i ithlclf corruirtion bp, folly-bitl i
oftjiat wife system wnjui-was inc
pride,of their. ancestors, Those e:ft
were the rhfc which thcirfgrefdtlicfi
oossesaed, & it wai for.,thehVto come
forward' anil mnahd,- tCat vhafcycr. i
tber h4?brcf deprivd of fihoV.il be )
given back to them. lie called on them
not j. procrastinate n business of such
importance! ; thewmk of a grfsat jiatioh
outfit to be done with trpeed. Ilispl-
fcct u-aVto tmnre's dn .their mind the
ineceswitr ijurceful exertion "and uua-
tniraous e'ctmn tflVer ue-ht tor'rccol-
lecft that
t the.eYv nf the nation were
,the cittxeofi of Wv-t ijiinterf
!tueu on.
vho-had 'frenuentlr.iveiijhc:tttheto:
idc of the coantrr. . Itasiavir
i ! dutj not only tf fueet but to act upon
h this occasion. The reverend gentle-
mnn "rrlieti orooosed the foUumifcire-
' solutinn : t ,,
j 'That the prccr.t unexampled and hi
I creasing suJJerit;. in rneulture, n mu
! facturt-s aivd conmiercr. arc not an effect
f a sud Jen transition from war to pel.ee,
but of an unJcrmmm? progressive iraiw-
. c :
,jcamation$
Sjh Fhavoxs BcRnnTT,; rejoiced at
!tJie unanimity tut prevailed ainonst
hi constituents, and described the pre-
?enl as a nermi at which mat iee;in:
was rnot necenrv. lie trusted.!.
'the conduct of M c.tministcr won
be adopted in every partui the km-;
.dom, and that nut only .the t
;;ninlr tope of remonstrance would be.
. snunueti in mc ears v virnc
I , , 4,1 . . il l
hi ucv
;arajice ui any invasion
Pfoi'Ie He cuiu
hot hone to enlighten theni upon a suti-
ject upon which thev Had jo lon and
tn riiu n ii ii-iiTif I lip p Arrnn
(of Westminister had the pood sense at
:all times to sec xuc uamrer, ouiuuior
Innately not the power, to uppuse.
The unanimity which seemed ro pre
vail in all quarters upon this subject
would .oon establish the power, and it
was well known with what.vior such a
power had; been before exercised.
The cause of the preterit deplorable
1 State or ine co,u:iiry was .eriueiii, .11
needed no argument to prove that the
corrupt state of the representation ofj
the people was the .foundation of all
the poverty and atthctions ol which e
very tongue complained. Indeed the
corruption of that place (pointing to
Westminister Hall) was, he said, so
infamous, that the speaker became so
much, disgusted at the vile traffic of
scats earned on there, as to declare
that such a system would make the
hair of our forefathers stand an end.
The Speaker could not, whatever par
ticipation might be attributable to him,
help saving this, but he miehthave ad
ded with truth, that such a system
1,'would have made our lorcUthers draw
oligarchy (Loud applause.) Frond
indeed ought the body to be who were j
1tnu involved, of the liberty which
th
ey had put down through the world,
of
the tvtants they had rained, of the ?
Pope they had restored, and of thefn-
rmlMtion thev had, countenanced.
eir maxims and Princinles soon cir
culated; To satisfy bourbon vet ft
zearice,Mar!hall Ney was shot in vio-
llatinnofthe most solemn-obfrrationg.'
tl;e' purpose of preventing reform at J
home. tie
he :ad read the play off To.!
Marine and Ft truck to, in which is de-
itacrineti the manner in wluclr- the hero
. . . of im us:ir::iir Ik-
ihis resolution as earned witha-
el tbattlr'the Pce proceeletI to subdue; the
I (A lauh)"-Tlre hon. baronet here paid
(a veryHandsotue tribqte to the talents!
of the late Mr. Horn Took. 'Ilje ?
hon. barouet atter liavinnj censured the I
conduct of many gentlemen, whom he I
llot coming firwatd.at-a;penrrso im-
waa allotted to'th Jse Avlio wer conned
ted with the sex service; That Jser-
he
Jtion. . Hut the soldier was not under
the same laws with the peJple. aVha't
he; caiC for the constitution ?
vice, he remarked, ya peculiarly .the
favorite oTthe RritUB people j for.irwa
attended -with no danger to tU'eeonsti-
uing. curty jme astrtcd tht firimd for Haifa Dollar,
VpreVirn'hrjoyal
Ihlcti pe Tvaind JeclaVibg that;
shouTd perlbrmfliitndu
pleari nP - Wft ; M1?
; q dit fli n ' af that W biniVltC I :
kuh Khrlr (f v acuicscea J.- lie
VeaHled ihe'BrtBsh rnvnistW athii
h7rm .f) Kidreausr;the;,pa1nfut
cirdmstances Ific.h tadijjeeiv so oqea
described i:w wan t&5 Imwou iq pia
fc'nniri and other countries on pre
con-
) whicii)fraife(l tiroup;h the world.
U those who :Wtlict td.Jfee the real de
but
eun-
- inljpnf, must Iwfc t-IttsilaincK UO a-
in the propriety of petitioning
j ;,e pr;nce Uegeht,but o'her -measures
s!,m0(l aUo .be adopted.1 He here read
this' rcsi'dution which, he prQsposed at
I the meeting in' the city of Lopdon.ta-
vtrnVand ml'visefl that tba present ;as
emhlv hoUhrn-ain meet onjtheirjrst
day of the session of parliament for the
'tuirnose of ascertainiuz in what mhh-
I ner the pctitiou woull be entertained
! He said he had.calculated.the benefit
i of the sub3cnptjons made fur the, dis
tresses of tle;ioor, land found ;hat
each poor person coald be supplied
t u ih a nennr roll and a bint of porter
i but no more"! (A lauih, and applause.)
j jlr. Gehrge Rose had, towanisyiat
tion iri the pon.ntKmin what he got from
the pu'Wrc. Lirtl Camden subscribed
(!ir- f:irfhin7S tin the pound ; Iord
Arden three fartJiins and a fraction ;
. the Archbiimp of Cauierbury three far-
tbinas in the roufid ; the UukejCi urai
ton (who snr'r. - scd that some, eiiquiry
would take-i'iicel, anl in consequence
of Mich, apnrehenwn' soli! one of his
sinecures for ari immense sum) about
j sixtecn-szyentccnths of a fartlnnm
the pound! He! (Lord Cochrane) es
incctel to be paifl in 'thesme pfpor-
tion nest year.
Alter several oDer-
vations upon the degraded state of the
renresentation of the people, .his Lord-
! ship ended amidst loud applause.
BY UTIIOfllTY.
An Act concerninariihe entry of vessels at the
port of Miildletowri and Plymouth.
TV it enacted bf the Sevatranrf House
of Hcpresentativs of theMnitid State of
America in Congress lasscmbicd That
it shidl be lawful 'to make entry of foreign
ships nr vessels, afid of carocV.hich may
be on boanl the same, and to unlade such
cargoes respectively, or any part thereof,
at the port of Midd'letown, in the state: of
Connecticut, and at Plymouth in the state
of North Carolina, under the regulations
in such cases by law provided. .
H.CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Reprrtentaiivea'
JOHN GAILLARI),
Prsrideni tf tfie Senate, pro tempore
April 24, 1316.i-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON!
An Act fr the more convenient arrangement
of the time and places of holding the "Cir
cuit Courts of the United States, lor the
Distr.cts of South Carolina and Georgia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of lirfircsentutrvt of th" United . States of
jimcrica in Congress assembled, That
from and after the first day Of June next,
the Circuit Courts in and for the sixth
Circuit of the United States, shall be held
at the following tjmcs and pi ices, and no
others ; that is t say, for the district of
Georgia, at Savanuali, 011 the fourteenth
dav of December, in every, year, aod at
MiUcdgeviUe, on the sixth day of May, in
every year ; for the district of South Ca
rolina, at Charleston, on the twentieth day
j of November in every year, and at Colum
bia on the twe
entieth dav of April in every
year : ana tne circuit vourt lor tne s uci
V . X . m f . ft
Districts respectively, n'rthe Circuit Judge j
of the saidsixtii Circuit is authorised 'and 4
reenjired to make all such rules and or-
J du s aa may be necessary to carry into ef
fect the change in time and place ot hold
ing t'.ic said cvirts according to the true
intent and meaning of this act.
April 24, llild.
Sigried as above.
An Act concerning Pharaoh Farrow and o
' '. U q thers. .
Be it enact ed hy the Senate and House
rf Hepreseiitauyeti cf the United States
.of A n erica in Cpngres astniblrd-Th
the Jutlire of the Albemarle District eourt
.n the statc'of Jorth Carolina, be, and.he
is hty-eby" authorised ami required td.dls
tribute to Phajaoh Farhiw and his assor 1
elites, the process arising from the sa,lei
of two armed boats, belonging to the.Bri
t'sh privateer Mars ; which boats,- with
their tackle and auoarel, were catptured
. oy the said inaraongr arrow ana ins.as-
j vciatcs, on thentneteenth. day ,of Octo-
drfcxl abd rtnIrtM-4fr in New Inlet,: inYthe
said State i and wnferr,' tiieirappa.
re have been condemned iiud sold liy a'
decreerof the, court,- the proceeds oTwhichH
s;iic- are. neni. ia tne ijeneiw.oi tne umteor
; iuu inai juic saiu Mistriouuoq DC
made arreeable' to Uielaws'of Uie United
tatea, reiatlbg5t6 captures made "by iri-
vate armed abipisy ir Hv V'r if- -'
r CSlKd as abbve.)
.1 ,.t
t
r.
HALCIGU r PAiis-rab wr JOSEFU 1 GALES:!
imr,.T rru Mia-,
to be paid ini idfaneeSuriaCTirit?,
J Tht f tiii-nink nd its Ufindbes, Wrtt fafce
tthSiabarraH-4.weteftte
by the
10 line
carrie
p eld
orowi
fwl k! or Piitersburg-. , Vjrjr tnia ' Any pbrsivr
bat deliver or secures saiu icto:
iWt him aeain ahall Veceive the i rtr.
fi u . Iford county, 17. C
S milet west ot Iarlinvi'!e.
September tS.
MRS-ftVtTHEIlS-;'
! 1- . ... '!-
in EflS leave to inform her friends and the ,i
13 Poblic that she has cmnfice4 the'.
ahove Uusioesas in all their yanousBr.i
chtay in the rlouie toirorryccuca y-' j
Mr. Charles Drake; Mrs Wttnef wm Keep
a General Assortment of FAS11IUN AIJL.13 1
AHTICLKS in heriinerinclud'mg1immin$ra t
of the neweat kind. She hopes bjmnftual
attendance to orders, arvd neatnew-m "their t
xcution, to merit the patronage oi auch i
Ladjfs s please to call upon LeK .' .1
Warrenion Oct. 10. $Q t6w
N. U. A younf rVraale will be. taken Xo
instruct in ihe busbes, from 14 to 16 yars
I
NEW GOOD.S.
S.iTTER WHITE U TliJIVJS,
HWIV just received Trohn the Jonh 'wartl,
od irovrofter fur sale, at our-Storcs fh
.aiisbury and Concord; N. C.(a veryf superb ,
ar.d Gn.traUA5fortmeBf of OOIJSof ai."
tnest e.vry description,
; Dry Goods
Cirtceties
.Hardware i-
Glass vt ttie
Painti'
SfcoMiery'
1 Jins and
Mediciiie.s
Cut'.ry vlf':
' CrofkryWare
lU'okiand
- Stationary
,4:
DycaluU'jL- &C
Wr ref urn our thauks to our friends and
ihr puol.c gerwrallv ;fir the fjrt-ht encou- j
ragemeui which we wave ecftivii ; arte; :
the present asor;ment of Goods- were pwr
chased untisuaUy tow, we ;w1ii setitheni fzyi-
er tha we have levet; sold tlier Since ;W
commenced the Mercaotd. bwires; These
tfoodi are of the latest fashions tOiduai
i:i qnkly to any jn the Slate. Those who
w shro purchase will find it to their inte
es. to call, a' either of their Stores.
Salisbury,. N. C. Sept. 25. . 90
Nj B. We have removed ouf 3tore . in
Concord, tothe hou foraierly occupied by
Messrs. J & T. Ga?reisoh. v
' 03 We will take Georgetown, Alelaodria
and B-dlimore Notes, at par, for jcoda.
DIRECT TAX OF 1815.
VTOriCli is hereby given, that the s Jbscri
j3l ber has received Lists of the Direct
I aa of the United States for 18l5 remaining
due upon property in the following counties j
i:i the Staled rNorth-L'arobna, Dot owned,;
occupied or superintended by some person
resjdjjig within the CpUectioa! District in
which it is situate, and titat be. is authorised
to received the said Tares .with urt addition
often per cerit. thereon: Provided such pW
j ment is made witbin one year after the day
on which the Collector of the distiict Where
1 huch prcperry lies, had noiified that the tax
had become due on tha saroe-
Duti ofCoilcctar'sjnotiicatiOH thai the tax had
oecornt ave:
Johnson Coimty
iehruary 10, 1816.
Wate
do
do
do
Carteret
Craven
Jones
ttocktngham
(JUliiOfd '
Chatham
Martin
do
do
do
do
dOx
do
do
do
do
do
22
rto
IJ
io
do
do
do
Co
do
v do I
Mcrchi
Jcb'ry
-Mo
1 co, ;
do
Nor hurnpton do
Bt ric do
Collector t Office, the 1st day cf
J vJ M 5 : - ; WKf Jr. 1
, ' Co'.lectur, desiirhated by the
yl 8w Secretary of thi- IVeastiry;
TAN-VARD & LAN1) FOR BALK.
' raiilfc. subtcrio;rii wishin? to renisve to the
JL Ste of 'Indiana, are dfsircus' to sell their J
aM-YAUD ad 1, ANDS
'in iftm
county, of Ouiucrd, N. GsroMna, 4 -"Onles ou:h
wt of Jsmeuown. The Jai-iard contains'
29 vats with othtr neceaiary . "boildg, fa
carrying 00 be bujioeir, audf a atck WbatJ
sufficient" tortaa one tftoujaoU "Hides, alio 1
stock of Hide nearly 'tanned, whtch is. for fslei
by wholesale or refeiH. ' The J'nict of nd J
which the Tan-yard jsopr-voritlins-SOtcre; r
100 of which ateiclcarc4if'. t acrs good
Meadow, at valuafele'tJrchMOY Dweiunr-!
louses, siHiate on two Smrins,one D-allmg.
bouse pf B r ick, with, the; conyp iest and
neceary buildings, : good .water and healthy
situation, Opne Tnore so in thee plarts-a$ fct-
to caceaditl It ia also worthv ' of the tn
f bob ol kriP4rsoowho wishes tb folicw tax:
wtrtinuc oiijintscn a laige cle ox o;ber
wiat . ; The said" Premises ihay be had it a
Viry'educetr prict. we deem noneertJiry to
-say .more, as the j lace, ij very noted-, and ex
pect no one wdl xuirchaafc. witbiBtviewin?.
the premises, TheTaoiirtg bu:t.ieas wiir b.4
carried on aa Iorrj as vve refflam on nii j p!ce. 1
. StloE LEr AT Htlf' j conata'Htly ott hand,
aTso a nuadtity.ot SlQRTlNGtWnrbe rtfv
.lor vale tlna FaH for Cib or Hhlea-'ih'Jiaful---fof
furthermlormatrTi apply to --
-('A-', " T Ty etc xr -ir'srJT?.
. jv J4u?. ui'j in. 01
'- "?AlES COFFIN. ' .
V
August 23ttt, 1816.
;,;.
tu,1a 1&&XZa
anifor z Quarter id cadi Acceding
ibjrapei-CoCT V.0re:Vm-4'eHSt!1v received
of an(r debttJe'tli6r)iaot. ,r . iotifioreklew- an' others ' 11
?Rehtoitbli!;n
bea We . Wamai r-yA
d.way with htueton it
whfte one. a sir ioetL-eottott vesi.ui .1 Liii jt.rti - r-V 'rt
M ha . I suohoce he will aun tW k k.- -i . . " . a,n
11
ari ocf'-ali1 tb.ttaWre;of(be biwiness wt!
nridmitf4ifr!lier:,1oduJir-nr." i,n.t.- a
( wVo have beeniodMrpsd tworthre ana f.L
yzrgt ought notcuprl zed if aa ofice-
ahouldcati o'n thftiv nionv .
G3"hbe' ho. are Indebted to the iat,
firm uf ftwndto & Ttd$s are informed h.V
uity wm w twui .wni iuc aoQve advep.
tintdtrat'all fwl-tp settfi
; t Heir'poVeV ao'acciottpt7ittdb the 'time ai
bore peomVd; - - -
J0HH: Vm VIS, ?arvirpartD
STATE" OF OTH-C AU0IJNA;
i'V iierjford County.
Jtof&.t Term,
Edward Sy JeeU Wr; a'.tachnaeftt le?ied
:;t; ; -4 - rn one negro hoy (n tlie
Henry OtshOpr' r p'i4easion of Elizabeth
PpeahK'tp theafcnonpf the Court
tba't t)tdf ff ndant is hotah inhabnant of
f the tk;e il i therefor', eWered, publjra.
j R Jeih KegisteK 6hje4vhe appfe r atihe
jheat.Aio4k.fi lo be. h5l3 for d dm.nv. hn
l thf fourth Mo'iiday ii "KoVLftbtr next, nd
f j reevy, final judgement wiifbe taken 1.
; -gaum htm.?
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' llfiAD THIS.
I WII.JL jve a y eat bargaio in the ule cS
,. ,4'jO acres of Wr.d in Aojon couotf 12
miifea jty of Wadesborcah.- Tie -Land ii
'wtll H'pted to 1 the cdl'Ut'e of Com, Wbetu
and Cortcn, abo&i 30 acres under cuft'vation, ;
i20 cf-wt.tCb- ftft'f -nd end a ve y good
Jence the ba-i ce is Oot in good conditis' ;
owin to itsbrlaq .-rented oqt for several yw i
nrue is rni srnati ana o: puc imit viae, Dut
s!.m.te rear a gocd and lajticg spring ,9.f wr.
ter. The, pmcbsser can- be accommodated
With Stock of eyey descrTpton ccaunon ia
tJ$ cr.un cry, together with fiom 50 to 100?
bureh cf Corn if application be mads im.
mediau'y. 'The. Land w:Ube aoldoi a"libal
crtdit, on the purchatff giving bond, peisos.
al securtty,, and a snortgae on, ibe PTjopefty,
1 W. K. 1'ICKBTT.
' Anson, 6tb Sept, 186V: . :j
WRRfiN BANDS FOR HALE.
T N compliance with the Wilt -of the . lata
Charles Marshall, the underaiencd Exc
cutdrs' will xpos ,to Public Sale at tfie
Market-House in VVarremon, on the 2d day
of Warren November Court next that Valu
able tract, of LAND, the late residence ot
thtt, deceased, eontaming 1260 acres. Tha
Land Is situated four and a half miles north
west of Aarrenton on th main post road
tetdinjr ta Williamaborougb, and is better
Ljjilculated for a Tavern and Store than ati
cpuutry stand n the county. One eiffhta
part ol the, purchase moey must.be paid il
.hand, and tru balance i ?even annual pay
mentst with jjpod aecutity, toiiear mterest
from the date.
S'tit.oMOM .RSEEN.
PUJLRMON HA.WKINS CEj'r
JOSEPH HAWKINS, i
Warrpn, Oct 15, 1H16 9U&
i$ DOLL AR RE W ARD.
AN A W AY frcro the subscriber, livig
in Setlsnd-NecJc,--Halifr'xc(:U'i7, about.
i tr.c rirst of December, a small Mulatto Boy,
about a jteen years old. lie iaacvtnci viae
moV, a id sxme inclined to be tow leggtc,
ar.cf-fcaa some csr on his bead and-lacfj
wl-ic!i were oectiiohrcT fiooi bur nt . He ii
boy that is very well calculated to dtceive
lninllt IheK, l2C
gUJLffe, xd it is PTObabfe h wjll attempt ta
bim he n-yfo deleted I wilt give a regard
cf Twenty. Viv DulUrS to any peu-ni out
w;l! deliver hinr to ne, hi "Scedah J Nffk, lU
Iffax cooory.'or sfeitare biniin tof cr 7
g'Ve arty in-rKu(Ma.aotbat 1 get him again
I
IO . . J ' - 7-V
and pay all expsiiats.
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s.. yNTcn.
August 30. '
: ' WltX BE SOLD,
T the : CottrthouW in .Morgaaton, of
Satttrdav the 7th' bC December, the fob"
lowing LANDS, or so m uch thereof -as'ww-
ouwsoarge ine raxes one. inerro : . v
0 acres, given in Bylohn WillbVnos,
' 18t4Flym on Little Kifer,- aUjom
Uenjamln. Newtand ' V .' .'
lfifj AnrM' Hriwinr Rlrtia Wfiitf for tD
year f,814; iyingon Utie H er, &i
jvJining pr near to Johhs Kingr
30 acres, jriven m byUaJcJoitiVe.tor 181i
lying pn a brrfncb bl Little Biver
,540; cres, giren in byvU-atthew Oaty to-.
, , 13 15, lyihp; on Littler ttisfer, adjoining or
? near4o;Eliih Te.ue .
100 acre.., iiv-if in thenirne of Cbarlei Da
ley for 1815, tyix oil t.iitle fciyer, '
. .. jotTMnljedicViFfeeman and land ot
Boloipers'. - 3"
; JNa SUliDBUTfl, Pep. htt f
- - - ; -a. ; .Burke County, N-T '
Jit th($apie ti7rie.q.ndMdce trill be Som
for tbe1faaedieiberoi.in like roannrt
Lying in a'aitf county, belonging to JW
heirs of James Creenie'e, decd, lying
tweerracobariind Henry'a Kiver and waurf
bf the Catawb ttiver. M. BKXTTAIK,
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Paw;
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