v f ; V--Vr,:';; .:-:V ;.: .( -
m My wti: vi:.;;. rrt
S'f;'yS 'vA? :,: ' ,' '-: t '('&"'-':'..
' M i; :'s'-..-",5, f I : .jiW '-Jv,',v"irf: V-'-'-H.
1 f "i1 1 1
- v V - t, - - " - H f i " i.
:-1
w ' -v. : ; : i w v$u8SZ ?iwi3 .ir'K w.;:y fk- f ;
m
m
mS "jsf sm tt'
J. J
Y.-
'.4
ur!r.
.
itnUr. rtb nlkntof fair, dlllf htfalPetcc.
DnwarpV by party raf 4 . JlT!lkeJBrotliriu
' ' .. ?
V ' r ' L. - ' - - - - -
ii . 1 .' 1 1 1 y 1 1 1
,t, r,7;terithry Bill (Mirer.
j),c 19, 1 '.'
rrrtf of correspondent in owr
tst.x-:-r i '-?f, , ;: -
TliP soMect'of Penitem'wry has been
.f4n - before ;tfe L-g?s1aturr-- hs
i,pen nreorfe'Hr canvassed, that it h .s
Irs? alfthc charms of novelty ; and Nttle.
if jif v tinf new, remains to be. id and
so (Veiled has appeared tn be he nirit
of onnosition to" the system at this time,
n tntallr dJPerenf from that yr arm and
frfta sn it of benevolence, which an
this House? at its last Session that
its'' Vnds have viewed it .with an eye oT
almost hopeles despondenc.p-Such be
- jp- ny feeUnrs, T mav b nsked, why did
I introduce the bll why do T now. urge
:te naie. I can only answer, because 1
I heKeve it mv dutv soto do and believ-1
ine so. I cannot, will not.vhrink.froTP the
ttfrformance of hi Yes, sir, and I pledge t
irrvlf. as lonp: as I have a seat on this
frr.this subject RhaH neitfjr sleep nor
slumber. T will continue to raise my voice
; in behalf of justice and htrfnanity ;I will
nrt cease tr cvsplay netore pntiemen,
the black catalnfjie of , sangjuina'ry pun
laments which disgraces pur criminal
Qr(k to urge them to resctie our com
sn coxintry from the fonr Teproach of
ttfin? the last of her sister; States in layr
Sn? aside that sanguinary code which" we
I inherited from bur mrtner countn:, 4 . vx$
- I do not know, sir how otner gentlemen
may feel on this.-sebipct ; ft'o. mei it:has
ever been a very In'erestirg one and
vUhpnJ detra tTr.. from the impttrtance
c( vhe other measure we h ve Irad before
lis; I believe this to. be -one of the: "most
important which -can . encacfe
attention., In a state of nature
rated by the influences of the
man is the creature of 'passion,.' the" vic
tim of crime the sanctions of the Divine
Law are unheeded its 'threatebinsis-
reeirded. 1.0 provide corrrcims Tor
I dir.aes, ;of truth and justice, the feel thgs
j of humanity and the indelible rjghts o(
jrankind. In. other words; that crimes
should b scaled ami punished according
to 'thejr .CTormity; thjt facility -with which
they can. be perpetrated and their impor
tance to society.; .'.'..;,-' I v
Let ourvcrimina1 code be tested bv the
above principles,. . Murder is the highest
criiHc; yv ciui pcrpeiraie agam.st' ociciy
or Individuals ; let it there ifofe receive
proper :?rPut the horse -thief receives the
ame-i-Hc who robs you of a pitiful horse
not wrr h twenty dollars, receives the
7viitistincui nun i:ym -who jiiuijts
his.poignard in the breast of innncepce,
or sends an im'rjQortal soul Vo its fin ac
count with all its &ins full upon tt.s Again
treason ispunisnea wun aeatn, ana so is
he who lifts the latch of your door-fn the
day time & steals frcm'it a pair of knee
buckles, 1 6r any thing clseejeeeding the.
value ot twenty shunngs The : one- aims
his parricidal a m agninst-the land of his
birth i the other steals to the amount of
twenty shillings; And.thusi il t might
eo : on in; , the enumeration of crimes, of
every , grade,, jumbled together and re
ceiving the same punishment,' j
W hat justice is there in ;this,arrange
ment r Are the crimes eoual in deeneef
dee nee
j Is the principle, uniform its operations
I Avhich governs them ? Are ,lhe feelings
of4.humHnity cutraged,.or. 'bbt. Are the
; indelible rights of - man observed ? No
; the citizens .have' right to have, justice
equal-y a(lmhVistered--their feelings are
: outrage l,aii oihey.jcVy alodaganst the
1 syttm J J v :Tv- .",v- . j.y-.
l " : V have tUhsswn, fOiat 0ief ecomt
.principle? laUl !cwn is ..violated feqiiaJl
5 with fi'-Nt. And ' what is' the : cohse-
'.jlertslative i quence 1 ne very, ohjec ot: punishment
iuhrecene- i is d'eteatedi- .The: great, object of puhjsh-?;
llol v Spirf t, menc, is ine prevention et enmes oy ae-
thrse unruly passions, "was one ot the eay
liest duties ofrocretv one pt the
most
important duties., ot tne legislator ne is
bound to enact such pains and penalties
as shall add tp the terors'of remote and
funire ' punish men t-t he fear of. present
fcain. fBut. iii' enacting' Uiws ytipon this
8ubiec.there are certain principles which 1
aid nay is. bound ' to- obscryei. He is
bound not td exceed fh'e limits of thepow- j
cr wmcn soceiy:pnginau possesses over
the lives of it& members; .'and secondly,
he is bound to observe the immutable
principles of justice, inneasur)ng;as peap
j ierrine others hxm itheir com mission. and
1 would ttsk if thisYesuh has beeft found
'a r." ' k 1 .!.
er crimed ofaeep aye p'erpetratec;Ilere;,
than in cnui.tries where punish ments;are
raore4en?ent ?f:l answer, confidently. No.
The sa.me cprsequerces have followed as
in ever;' coumry where if has existed,
Look for confirttwition of this assefrion to
yreai x.ruiin. nen justice ciacKStone
Wrote his Commentaries,' he in forms that
there were at that time one hundred arid
sixty - spepies rf .'crimes- Jrj that country
punished withMenih-Tp -what pupiber
they have now swelled, I knw not ; but
this I do. k now, .that Lord TUlehborpu gh.
ha? ithinthe last few years proposed in
Parliament, another black list shocking
to' humanity in which the intention isJ
as:s practicable,; punishment by. crime : Jmkeftjfor the acr ahd punished , jaccord;
sna wnenever ne loses signi oi euner 01.- gy !isu ucauw ire crimes suppress
in j t ed i LrOot at jthe newspapers cf-the ; dav
these principles', he is:,-dG";rig societyVan
irinry by " transcending: his authority;-
Let ils bring our criminal law to this test I
K'tus -see .whether It recognizes them, j
.vr 1 yni sn-cw you iiiiti 11 sci.s aiicsc
principles at u tter d e rtncef and , th at it
must, therefore:, be funda mentally wrong."
, Tor what cause are We at Ubertv".tOi
tae the life.of our. felloe-creature r 'A
crtfnrl, ohlv for one' and ctbat js rnur-
ucr.y L.ne is me lmmeuiaie jjinuioa,
and he alone cap ; tatje- it a way," or give
the rieht so -todrf aiid accordinclr he
as given hi'saiciioB to. the principle,
that blood demands blcK)d-4'From every
ni a uminer wiU4 ucuanu wwou oj
an. WhosC-sbeldaeth man's blood, by
an shall 4iis bVod;beL shed'." This is
oar warrant, and-thfs. alone ; remove it,
and yob have nothing to justify it J H is the
"ord rf God, for iti.WHinivei sal-i.like.the
sense of the Divine Being, It'h confined
. 110 Se or nation, but is coextensive
with the humaufamily-1 felt and acknow
dged alike byhe nnftitoredisaVage of
Kc flesart, and the citizen Ct polished
?nd refined i6ciety, This, is the bnly-csise
which manhi V state of nature hathe
Sht to take tfcfe life of his felWw-crea ;
"re : and rKyssessinp- it'brirv so individu
society iias it in po other or 'greaterj
rsree ; -tor, several individuals congre :
img logerner, caitio more g e, to-cne
hole greater powers than individualjv
Jach possessed, than each "can .give to
himself griater rpower.. This rSrjnciple;
recognized by the common law When)
naT fcaid.it is only inthe case of raur-:
; tf ire justifiable in taking the life'of
'w-creature perhaps it may be ex
nded to treason, and if so, ; it would , be'
oy analogy. JTheprjnciple. which
unapd$ tlood Xor blood, 'tvould justify
trfPT-; art. 1 ' r .
strikes at the apolitical existence of
vernment, 'r society.'. perhaps': it
lawfully be -banished 'with death
, fuiukmetttal principle, our criminal
t . t at open defiahce4nstead of con
Jft t extends it to felons in a variety
t ed ? Lookat jthe newspa5e
In a late London paper, we are. tolr!, . that
atr tne Lancaster Assizes, immethateiy
pie'ieding; thirty tlp.' psrsons 'received!
sentence of death. -"Creat Britain haWcri-
; ven.tms system iu!i trtal and hastouncl it
ji we ; are not 'en tenner on a,;. fild pf -wild
j eQriment-the ' experiment has "'fief
n nen lor us, ana r am jusnea in say ni.
hat the strongest expectation of the Fhi
'HntnpRist has;, notbeen disappointed.-?
'is to the honor of the western world,
-'.hAt; the plan we are now diserissihgj was
Mrpf recOoed txvstem anq. to practice
thisusTdethe Atlantici: William'PenVwi?
the blunder of the Oofdny of Pennsylya-nia-th
at greats and good man,;. .great in
all the. vqual ities ojf the -statesman ,! good
in atltlie virtues of the Christian and ihe
11111 upuii urgiiuii,(niiic tuiwuy, uc ii r-
med a svsterrr of criminal laes'septially
embrafcrng th'e principle of tne Peniten -
tiarV fothis p'roject'th5 King 8c Couh
'qil refused tlieir assent-Notwithstanding
which, the colonyr acted upon itj for hir-
ijr-nve yarr ana aiceT;wara3 aciuuanru
it to seccire a privilege thev deemed jmof e.
essential. Connecticut a'dorited the sys
tem in its tuill extent soon titter the Kevo-;
luti'.n-Pennsylvania revive'd it inir9r;
New-York established hers in 1800, and 4
Vireinia in. 1806 since which'severa?
periods, in those respective States; peni
tentiaries h a ve been f inoperatiori and in
otier States of the Uinnn they b,a!yeJbeeh
establTshetl, Now, sir, let me nsk gentle,
men, what is the 'State of Society.ih those
States ? Are; there more crimes perpdr
I tratejd in those States in proportion to the
Krium4)er f inhabitants -than in this Stater
.Js property. less securer No, sir, the) people-
arenas' pure inmorals,' and a? secure
in their possessions,' as we are;.- Int, tfr,
look across the lAthintic-and .what is the
result there ? jPrecisely what it is here.
:I h:ive referred , you to the foul code of
Knfi'iishvCriminal Lsaw. Let mesi .licit
your -.attention jto the mighty empire of
Russia,1 and the powerful monarchy; cf
f Austria. Daring the two and twenty years
Uhas.Elizabetti sat upon ti?e throne of the
CzarVvwe are inarmed by historians, no'
an ej cution took blace throuhont hei
extensive em'prt,e':?-And; her hjccessor,
?Cath&ririe,,(for Paul scarcely ca?n bej said
to naye iirofce tne successiojr) pon a. tair
trialf fhbolshed !punlshhierit hy death, ex
"cept for nnrder,nirely. The.'F.mijieroir
! Joseph, vtbo, in 41787, abplishetl capital
punisnmepf' entirely, tiuougnoqn;iSj.vao-t
minibbs. lvConparef th: ahabitaifs ot
iiicse coanir.us (Warn ?xaose gi xujiianuj
.and'let'the;opppsers of Penitentiaries say
ii crimes aoounu more in. tee rcrraer, tnan
in. the; latter. ; T 'r - ki-. f; U .
,3?hu's then, "sir;it stapds We admit
our s sh;iii is., oaa w 111 a 'reniceniiary
auirnu TV vincr mates nave r.neq,;.iuju
approve ft shall we riot try it r Shall N.
Carolipa ever lag behiad ih the race; of
THE t Fl NE '':. UTS
ll
mTQiw
Gefa'tlemeri
H,.f ,
i respectfully informs . tlie Ladies t inB J ti A'.
ofBaleifirh and it yiciilt Mt
Is ttd opened.? at
xjuuains uormenv oceu
5,v .
1, .11.
'
1 ? fi-' .:
1 1
;- Gen. 'JACKSON the; Herb of Ne wOrlearis.r fy k ;Vhf. 'v ifi
:Gen.PlKE.;who:fell atrkilOppe f H.i: vi?; t V: :.'-!t
Cor FERR Y,f the "Hero jfef Lake; iSrie,; iwho wrested the pam:pf Kavat Vitpty; .;.-,.
' k '. from the British. V We have met the'ene&y, ind they' areours.' ?.5- v ij
Cocr.; MACDONOUGH, the ; Herb pf- the Wcond' Naval -Victofy; on .Lak6 f V V Jj
vlT: ;-t.::iChampiain; 'rM'r :
' Papt.;WlLGOVfclafn by theSayages r;fciVl i7"-y I
An iNDIANiis represented in the act of talcing tn'CataV'scalpbeii t
I Sergtwi'OKTKR arrives. though ! too fi late; to save- niin 'iiand .rtist&.''the f
. 1 through wit his bayonet ''.V.P-'s " ijf S l:': :? i ? !-jpr:"7 5 ' - .-S
The presenPOE
kheelmg at JhisJtC th
the1 Gmldess! oPLiberty;
n AJetptngBeautjr,vap
- :Thv'-or.CaroIj!!Bc
' Virff-i A ia 1 ReAu t vt '
j : New-York Bety
OPTIC Vlf,W5
7
"Sir
A-:.-;-' v. - r-'x ; -A-:----; Aij:; J : ,v yv; '!
resenting 1, The gement between th'Uni j
and-hii Britannia jajeityfs frigate:. Gtaerrjre.-:-J-j jf'v!'! vA';viTV ' . M
lhanture of his Britannic IViaieatv's Frierate Giierrierev "ii ! " 'H i V ' ; V) I ,';V' ' . ;
V .
fRepi-esentinEr.
.i -and his Hntannir, M nptv' 'Frip-ate fiuftrrvere. xy -
2.:apture of his Britannic Maiesty's tPriRate Guemem
;But,!Sir, we. areipldit- will JUe expen
sue., l rue it wtir he expensive (Vnd 13
Nocth -Crolina too piorto be just Mst
iheihariglher citizens; -as bein noVabie
to bear" ttve'expt-nce of saViiVir. their lives Y'
Could a'jiealsant! from fthe bonderf tne
Neva or-tUV D inube be transported to I
tars aiju. iuiess iuis ucoaie, hwnac
ise 7 He' would ask. - is
sdrry, and in thi
s tie-
r. I
mnpiuj country.;- wneiner . seventy or r j
IdnesJ should mark th.crirnmaltcode ? :
i E
nr cases. ' rPerhapsi there Are ; an
'f? the penalty. ; ' v ,; , .
f 5 Hich I laid-downris violatedhy four
law. Let Ais- see if the second
i "ecu better . regarded. It is Uid down
jj!er7 ejnineot .writer " that the "cri-
v"t are-permarent," uniform .and
I'and always conformable tP.th'e
ingi with the-ru tties! of ProiVtdence--f ich
iii all .that constitutes 'a hatiori's ;re3l
Ayealth-whbse soil , for eeven & t'blrty
Vears! has beeuntrodden, by.a bostile
iooi-inai ims country, is too poor to Dear
tne hurt hen ot aremtentrary. air.uthey
wouianueea xnuiK we aeservea Ltnere-
proaci.Aittereq against another people,
that oT being a1 nation of Shopkeeper?. J ;
Orie,? Word mdreV j$ir; &ua'l will' close
ally when indisaimiriateiv inflicted: hare 1
iMtflprf In rvtvvont inv rvinian y.- i -non J kVL'eth
inline manners or me peopio.inan tnose 11 nr,aJ uus rcuuu.c oiv.n-
tn
prope
ons.
thus ; roade, . yrtnevitbiy coiipteract
their own desitrriConvictions are yield-
.11 LL'tT r . l - x. .. '
,vu. uy juries wiin reluctance tnevseize
upon every circumstance which rfmy pos
sibly! operate. jn fav'or'of.-the, crihiihaii-
and tr at lenrth a conviction is wrune;
front them the -people, . shocked at the
disproportion between the; often ce & the.
Tllinitllhititit 'm-oi-iuKolm tKa 17 VaciWi vrti
1 win, peiuionstor.a ;paraonna;ur tnere
oe a f c-.t ner of his' heart jwnere & spark
of humanity luiW, It is reached the xti-
ro mat is turned otft,to reneiw misrdepre-
uauwu. accurt; mat , 11 acam conaemnea
he till has a reasonable, hoje of escipe.
tentry occurred the clonjrr .scerie oi
which tbok-place since this House , has
been; u cession. iA mah by the irame of
weedon was convicted In Guilford Su
perior Cqart of horse stealinrs applica
tion was made tb the Chief Maeistrater-1
wpo, upon fouodatisfacror: tohimseIf,f
pardoned tne man- he, w as Uow ever kept
in confinement: .for bis prison fees, until
1IUIJ411CU4 . ui; Auiim?r, .uHurisonmcni.rne
broke fail After a - lapse utf some, time
ne lyinrneujco nis oiajrajjmts-rauu, some
private mischief havirf.been comipitte,
as; '.wasaupposea oy mm ana mpre ap
Preh ended, a warrant, I believe,1 was ta-
-foSn out gainst hinia company assem-
oiea to punnun, vun arms, ne wastouna
and sjioy .-..!j.'vi .-
c :That thessatevilsi SirVeverymaTipf
intelligence ad mitS'T-owi then aie they !
I.L. 1&.UJLU1LU - ' I X 111 III 1 . . ... I.
tem.V'Pass trre.-BilLubbn your table, ": reV
vise 'yourcrJmfrial "code;' and scale .the
punishment to-the jerime. .Do this,: sir,
and you.cieanse the. Aogea Stable. ; Jfo
lesi ihan iBw and lrkethe qoack; ypu re
tard but do not cure ; theZpsei&e. -:W
But it may be contended' that-the eect
of theT Penitentiary system will be td in
crease the huniber of crimesvandtherebf
not leu to idle sp ecuiatioa a this subject j
o.-1 errv s orn iant viemrv over ine-ririnsn fieeLniiaEe r.nc t '7 - - . . .
4; A'view(of.the.Crty''aod'Pbrt o!f j i&M&W rr :V -J; ' . b
j , u. , x ne oaiiies or cc-oeorges anu. novireuo, in iiaiy: gameu py opnaparxe u!er , v ij ;
;'-.. thef..Astriar H?-:-;; ..' , ; Jf
7;; Theimduibattlevof rcbla Areola by . .;, .Mn
- 'JErenchrariniestAinderjamost frenieridous ifire. Vt'y. K' .vi;'...r.Tv;-;..;J. :', ..V. ' i
;;j8.;The srfgiiinary batfle'of Waterloo.! ir' fi :v -I- " . v l
VA Viey of the palace anil Church of St.Jori iaridt;auis1n yfctit ' ' pA ' ' I
; -ip. A general y&wl of the ertyMyiehhainiGeany ffij-j I ,:;v I- ' . ."I
1. Entrance of the lrich armies Mto Venice 1 ;.; ' :
13. The Island of 'St Helena, whtre NaboleOn BbnarJartfel it'hint fenrrRfip ri c " ll!
i !S.iv; I !.': 1I!'-;ir ' 1
Prisoner.
1. i he City ?of Nantes. -- :.;. i
IS, 16; Xhree difiererit views of Paris. ;
AS. The Chuirch of Sti Andrew's, at Romei :
:; 19: The Priqry.of Florence. Jf
20. A . View of the CMv nf r.nndnn. S , hi ,r
Others also of a. similar nature
I :-Z
I4 1
m remai-k5. ?K.appears to.me that the
doctrine of accountability ishUt litUe-un-Jderstod;iri
thisiouse;Wje are tbidifeir;
we "ae-iaccoiui table to!our constituents
for dur acts here ; that when we haVe de
scended tothe ordinary walks of ifbi Upd
mingled again. ,Wth our fellofw-citizensr
they; piatellis iwe have been ; unfaithful
stewards, and "tbat.they have;; no further
use (or our eroces.v This is troeand iit
4s righrit hcialdbe .f Those who pla-!
cea uere nmve; av-rtgni 10 cnoosc 'Otnec
servants if .thet think ; proper. ; But; sir.
is this the only; tribunal to which fy;sh all
ha ve.ta answer ht NoCto him who made
us anij lui uisiieu us .wuq. reasea .to guide
an4''r!eCust to him shidLwe haveVtb
cive.'ari accburit of this days transactions.
and -according ta the 'fideUty with :rich
weischr'bur; trust'.ill be bur gaiety
br 'danger Splemnljthen do I cal) up
bjiiGcntlemehj this vday to do their
duty nd,; With their hahd Oponltheir
beans, to vote as their, conscien.ces
dictate. . Jt , : 'ys :.--'f
shall
TIv?-:ii-!
CoMrerth heretbf fextsng
lindef'the firm br Lka. WixLiiatsoa &
Co, is thisday dissolved; by mutual consent.
The busiilcss of the -same will hktied 'hv
jaroes HitnUtoii Co; to whoni those iridebti
.ed are requested to make'rimmediatei pay-
. V . 'JAMES BAMIiiTON fc,Cov
AeV.XOrlC. MOT. 112 1U19 V 52 Aw
v?;..:..BeefM
'jfVitn-ja nuinljer of irigu la rjrjeurjous! i j
jS:Mripfyiqf:WM:T
;..,:-x: mRPTRTFVJKGiMAfttK ! D vU '.'
v- Twp excellent Qrgajis)pn
he Museum ivi 11 iie brefrom 9 o'clbck. in the Morjri nsr Von til ft. btA&-i
in the;Evening;an
;.-:frAdmittance'oO CentSrChti'dren.'h'afv.'price, i'4iM-?J-: "VV
- p. ; v. r . .Ut-. .-h ' ;t - : f.:riu,v.-..r November 18. . v ;
Ml L LIN E H V '& FANC Y G 00D S.f J -i ;vt PW0tiiQ-- j
''t
r 1
n
"V
ISS R ELA; respectfully Piriforms
Jjt the Public,' fShe has. just received
frbnV- New -York; and is how openings a
General Assortment "of Miljinery 6c Fancy
G(OpSrribnt;Vbichir ?i
Tlaib and SAttiri Straw Boririetsr irripe
rialiChip Mpurping ditto, Sil I Sattin &
Leghorn ditto, sTarge and small -Beaver
Hats,ljace JVfuslinlCarjs, Hair Ca jis &
Ciiijls, Tinsel liOrnaniientsrfor, the! head,
fine! &'h read; Lace ? and "Edging. priced
Muslin Colleret ands. .worked Trim
mings for;-3ressesj Plush andJErmine y
ii- rimmirigs, .r lgureoroamn rtooes, tvius
Iin dittofrIndia Mull & Book Muslin, Stri
ped and Figured ditto fortresses, Fibr
ed and Striped Nankeee'n . and Gaiiton
Craped Cassimtre Shawfe OstrichJFea
thers,' Artificial Flowers Kid &; Worsted
Socks for Children Indies i Cotton
and Worsted Hose, Meribb & Siik Hand
kerchiefs, white and black Castor Gfoves,
lined Xpd ; plaih CicC diub,white. Sattia
Shoes; Parnel ditto China Faffs, fCbttbn
Friuge, Ridicules nd Clasps, Corsetts, a
great variety ,of Ribbon?, Qrnamenu for
Beaver HatsCWaddirig;tor. Pelisses, Frog
lahd-'Fahcyi Buttons .Boll v l-bndoitiine
Soap; iAdsordittoV cXosmetkr V Wasth-
L Balls, ditto of Roses, Hair 'Powder&c.' 1
I. ' October f.r--; Ma--fETU
jJ"" " L 6 I .1 ? 1 . . - " . f
JN UK 1 tl-t; AKiLil JN A S 1 Ai?E B AN K.
p;;"? f Rawjb; Qctf26 181&f
A GKEEAUY to theSd section cf th Act
il, incorporating the Stit Banfcpf fprth
Carol i ria, abElectiori bf.iii n eten i Directors
of the Pncipal Bank is Hp taetpWeinna
ally on the nrst Monday in December, jSTe
Stoekfiolders;f tp;!aidBaDk are tliere
fore ca-Ied upon to meet and hold said Elee
tion;nd toattesd touch other Business; iri
relation to the general interests of the Insti
tutlon as may bejiidged necessary on &ion.
day the 6th of December next, at nfne oclock
in the morning, ttfie Bank In Raleigh. ; v
liBy-rder oTbeBoaird, -T i , .f' :
C vmMrHirAYVVO0D.Vrash?iv
:(3Ci As Business of imporlancejs expec
w wwwc mu utcciurg-, it. a nopeq ine sioci
holders 'Will generally a'.tend Sueh as
y ! LAND VVARRANTSi '
HAYINGformed ft partnership with,' UK
, ames VaulXAfor the pnrbo)(e of roc&tX
mgL Wariantr, ifhe lateacijuired teri '
rhpryrfrom the ibickasaw Indians; "in this) v
State; Ve haveiapated no paint to make ouh
serves well acquainted .wuB the Si uition qf
the o4acantandirf this section ofebun 4"' 1 V '
tryVToenabJe uto locate these faridajwith.
outloierfenuht . v . '
proctcred complete tranicript Of all the old, ' -' '
sttrveys and eAtH ,
formed , a connected plat b& nearly aU of
themj sndoni; seiches juid auivtys wo : 1 v' v
W.fresdy.:flde;.jreve succeeded in ' V v- ,
findiuga-numer of the original cofoera ac4
niarkawbef y we.'sre enabled 10 identify ;
.Vaulx aCo. witb obe other Sutreyor 2c Co. J ' '
occasionally two othetj Sumyors &cV-" ' : -V;
"Wlyployed fbr several - ;
mohthahast, in ascertauuci? the A ';
the bld surv ejsv and surteyin out the gnod ' ; ' c
4cantJand, enable p to locate ? r V
ertamty ; wheti-an offece -opena, wd V- '
.shllotinuer;atiifed txeittonf.talilba 1 -.informtUdnahalt
be fulland "erimnl. ? ? i i
jWehoofierur ienricest& all WarranJ
folders,' Who ibsv wiah their uanrant l.
itedV Vie wilkVlocate all warrapuf which hiay i
; be placed 1nourhandj. VurveV th linrl. .
fr:lbcatedftiiri bbtih tbe'gfsnu In -the natreV !
y lucywiKrn kii i uur: own cxpensef and
charge : for ;8uch;reaonabIe ,portlous ?
cases we: .vill cause all warrants, bfaccd
in our bawls for locatiprf. q bfe adjudicated- i v r
aa may be required by law, And do whateV 1
yer elafeinay beequiheb perfect fu les ot I
such rrats. A1P cwnmuniektiohs ' tdV -' . '
dressed low af ftdj ville. ihaSkbc proop & ' V ' ;
ly mtteiidedao" and nyt iitformifion Hcan
give tplhosc livineii'at distance, relative taj y iv
their warwnts; buids, will girca on ! V
appfieaUoa, 4 f jViC.v,."' i
j qtmiM & JO.G, MLEMdRB. "' "! - :
v-NssbTille. Ten-Octl . 1.: Hft k -," " i
ornate ate Jy Gates's , Store,
i
. .. '
s
f BQrTERsiJlJS'yiCE,
; . 'if , -
'ill - 1.'- r ..1 -
r X,