1 .::-V
3
.5
' HANK TOCK;fOk"A ClitblT ?
J1 Stack, belonging to tWestate of T)r-;
Public Saje. on a credit'of si monthscu
."joesday, the 7th of October next. " Bonds
' , vith two approved WuritiestJ wilt be re
quired. f . v v N.-... s'-
JCSHUA GAY. , " F v R
KPWD. CRESS, 'S
j- - sav'srmry; Sept. i; : : v- , , . 51 4t r
SORTH-CABOI JNA, ;
rpHE f seal year, of this State has now sprain
" yearly roiled around, and in order that
none concerned beiafcen by snrprize' or.
frvXKl sliTrnherinJt tray be expected from
Ye Public Treasurer that,' according to -afre
the attevtion of the Sheriffs arid other
pevenue Officers be solicited :to the necessity
oft tiling-and balancing; their Accipmt8 re
ncc?vclr with tbej. State; on or before the
f r:t (bv of October next, . being the"f ine fix
' cfl hv law for; that -pnrpo.se.- The. Treasurer
- tVercfoe conforms to the custom above re
ferred f? hut even whilst' he does so, be
feels both pnde ana pleasure in calling;, to -Tibdth3t,".Tdginjr
of the future .from the '
pit, be is" warranted in the belief all con-
y tcrned ,wcufd prbmptlyand honorably have
irouitted tnemseives or. uus an important
' Jutv, without being reminded ofitby.him
self or anr other; : t ! ; "
JOHN HAYWOOD, Pub.Treas'r,
" LANDS ' '
To be sold for taxes due for the year 1821,
in 1'anaoJpu youmy.
Fersont1 Awi.
A o. of sieves.
Wm. Prown 4
John Fnrpson
J'ichard tJilmore
Jacob Ilinshaw .
Thomas Needham
Caines U'iningham
John Vearcren .
Pbenezer Puntin
pohert Curtice .
200 c-
3 50 '
300
'520
220
: 94
.175
104
166
400
160 :
210
.50
- 203
207
-82
80
350
125
200
John Stout
1Vrn. efds. adm'r for Pob't
- Fields, dee'd. r x
Joseph IIaUey -f . ,
Vm. laughlin -?nnel
1-imeberry
John Spoon
Joseph Talbert -David
Walker
Lewis nrady -' V',-
Feter Davis for Lewis Davis
Te'cr irdi!er' -
! John I atham "
! ..Tho's Tjwrer.ce for Edward?
Lawrence ' ' $
James Latham, jr.
John M'Collum
100
2?2
42
288
300;"
r,04
157 r
115
224
87
300
130
352 ;
320
ISO
3.50."
300
224.
250
103
393
357
380
325
.370
125
roo
189
83.
I.ewis Needham
Kicharl Tomlinso'n
' James.' Owen
Je sse Tucker
Wm. Dunn ,
George Savers
.T5eniamin Stanton
Joseph Sweney '
Sampson Yickery 1
The estate of John Hammond
Williamson Arnold,
John Kolen .
.' John Dunbar - ,
Den iamin Fuller
John Gibson
' Willis Hix
Wm. .Tenran
'. John Lewis ,
; Wni Morns
"Enoch Morris
Nathan Phillips ...
Jonathan Snider , ,
Stephen Scarlot
David Snider
Charles Steed
Do. for the heirs of Beckerdite
.Richard Deckerdite
Leonard Filer
James Gaddis ?
Sion Jackson - J;;
James Jackson
John Smith .
Jarrrs Thavcr t
Philip Wh'esinhunt .
Penjamin Wright
jdam Whesinhurit
Fenry Whesinhunt
Jchn Whesinhunt
Wm. Andrew
Joel Brooks ' .
Wm. Coletrain
Pr seal Cole ,
James Fdington
Josiah Ilodjrcn
Jarres Morgan
Ahsalom Hunt
Wm. White (of Guilford)
Matthew Cole
Dred Goduin
Samrtel Graves
Nathan Hudson
rcrncliuS Ia'hcm
George lather
'ichel Luther
John M alone
Dniry Miles
Thomas Andrews
Ekhard Drown, sen
150
300
300
377
100
. r G07
100
260
100
10O
100
135
197
ntir
32
140
211
2U0
200
100
SCO
100
300"
350.
300
X- ,
300 ,
300
100
570
250
300
200
216
142
4 -100
300
70
200
50
Wm.' CJark, jr.
Hon JM1 1
Hm. ;-Bohins
Wpt. Thornbfough"
.'cse Arledgc
John Lambert
James Moon
Henry Mofiett
Wm." Searcy
FekiclAltom
Fdward PreVve
Reuben BundyV
Rebecca Crbw
Atrress Chesholrt
Klijah Grissom
Asa Gvissonx
Wm. Ilearn .?"
Micajah Hiil Ju.
Arthur Harris
tli Harris
Micajali Hill Sen.
Wm. Ilearn Sen.
Solomcn Luther -Benjamin
flomax
Jonathan Luther
Nathan Imbert
John Milsaps
Michael ltedwim
WiVjm Pedwim,
WilHam Kussell.
F21 jvicl Sandere
'ohn Th mas
732
180
100
100
200
100
fc 150
100 "
150
500
w 300
. K)0
18S
4C0 "
325 '
333-
333
-100
375
, 150
200
Ha'r'y Winssow
The s:ue of the above Lards will begin on
e first Monday in October,, and continue
from day to: day till all is s.!d, or A much
'btreof as, pay the Tuxes, due thereoiC
. ISAAC LANK, ShiT.
Sept. 21- - 51 2w
tl
II i
PRIDAY, sfePTltBHR;i2, t8?3
bear to copra folate nur TJlowcif?.
.n " on the eoritinwed j halth of our
Hfyi and caH'jipon fhejii ami ori our
Bflypg for, gratitude-. rnr tJ1 ?i?nal
blpjBsirjs xv now, ippioT..aRt vfar
r thisrifriod vcrv hps rr "was" bowed
dnwn: wlK sorrow, for if ar v individn-J
.pprappn me nrp conrafrion, - nis
rriepd frnd dearp' connexions were
lancu!?hjng:on bed of sickriepsor
wrere borne to th"e tomb. It was a mot
affUrfivr .ppriodi for ro.thy xvho'ep voufh
and health appeared to promise fpng-th
Fdavs were cut rlawn, and tvjthered
Jikp the jrra,s. Huf one caP Fenous
Indisposition, 50ar as we know, is in
our City ti and the state of. the atmos
ph e re;;al tb ou?b i s va ri abi 1 i t m ay
occasion tpmporarv colds, has' been
MH!v favorable to gpineral health.
Wp have bad during thenmmer, re.
pea fed thnndpr pu, vyhich bv dis
persing the accnmulafec! vapours, ' vp
purified the ?ir t hp source too, (if
'the :,Tnppbiticl exhalations jih'ch o
greatly; contributed to the unhaMi
ness 'ofonr city, has been removedt
and we trust , that this fall season yjll
not rpalize the fears of ouVtown resi
dent. '. : , . y- r
There is another suKipct of import
ance, to the "State at largp. ) which we
r:nnot pass bv hp prosper: of an a
bundant harVest; There is no neri" !
of the .year which morp powerfully
calls upon mn to rejoirp tfan autumn
and there is no .Country under the.
canopy of Heaven, where the bless"ng
of this delighffu.1 season are displavrd
in grpater beauty and fe'rtiity than in
our own." The bright verdure and lux
uriance of tlie TnCian com. field, and
the fender reen andrenouv blosons
of the cotton-rach cannot bpexcplled
j in appearance by anv ve-etablp .pn-
ductmh of transatlantic Soils. -Were-weiodwell
on their distinguished utili
ty for food and raiment, we should
exceed our limits. In some section
of oiir State, the lower part ,particu-
larlv, the purple glory of the' vintage, "
(which might be cultivated to greater
extent and rofit), just. succeeding the
igolden wheat harvest, diversifies the j
sceneand man is compelleil involun- j
! tanly to exclafm, i
" These are thv glorious works, Parent of
; Good .
' . .... V
Vith'Ten in our fields and garn'
e rs an d Pence w i t h 1 n r . bn r d p r s . I e f
us rejoice even though. the man of our
rhoice, doe rot at the next varancv
fill the President ia.1 Chair for whoe
ver sits thpr. Seed-tiinfe and Harvest
will never fail us.:
r Our lUivlc JK'Hps . V'e have, for
ome time pas, bepn much concerned
to observe that the Bark Notes or fM
tfe were ;rpatly eprecia?ed 'n the
Northern Citiee; Jl nives us pleasure
to av, that the Noes of t' e Jfa.'e
Bank have risen in value at New Yf-rk
from 10 percent. h'low rar. to w! ich..
owipg to unfavorable cirenrp stance,
they; were at one ime deresspd. to
5 per cer t anl we !ve 'vann to
expect 'that thev will enntirufj o rise,
so rs to be nearly, if b" quite eqtisl
to gold rnd silver, when, no !oubt,
our Bnks will again be nrepared to
pHV specie or northern funds fnrt'em
when 'presented : And from -the ffpr'
able tlirec'ion which has been !ariv
Itjivep to a considerable portion rf our
(trade to our own eaport. instead nf
foreign ifarkets. we trust a like de
Iprecjafion in cur currencv will, never
again be experienced. ,
.--' "v-
J KLKCTTON VKTUIiXfS.
- Calxirrt'tr-.lf hn Phifer .V ;,AVm. M'Lean
and Q. Iclter, C
I Girere..TfSe Speight ,S; Tharles Kd
UvardHnd H. G. Rrh.t', C. ' ' -1
.'A?e: T)urant Hatch St R. M'DanieTsnd
lE.Jarrnan C.
j Carteret. Afdrcw Vilson Si Tsaac Hel-
len and tfdtvard TI. Hell, C.
Arirood.-rThomnsI ove S; James R. Love
and.Nipi!n Fdmonson, C.
fjH'? Columbus County alone remains to be
heard from.
CONVENTION DKLEGATES.
From Stokes. -Willis Pilkintori and Col.
Matt. It. More. .
-.'Montsromert. Thomas Heam.
'Chatham. Vinship Stedman and l?3chard
Freeman, Esquires.
JRekwhtun.-Thomas Settle and John
Bethejl, Esquires. I
' Jfth -Carotin n Ilepresenfatipn in
the Eighteenth Covgress.-A though
the various" issues of the Congressional
Election have been announced as.they
have, ocurred, wje think it may prove
u-efu, to give a connected view ofthe
different returns, that the reader may
at one glance, ascertain the result i
Tint District,' Alfred M. Gatlin
Srctwtl, , - Hutchins G. Burton,
.Third- Thomas II. Hall,
Fourth, . Richard I). Spaight,
Fifth - "Weldon N. Edwards,
. Sixth Charles Hooks,
Seventh " Jchn Culpepper,
XightK tvillie P. Mangujn ",
Ximh - f liomulus M. Sanders,
T.enth -i 'vjohn lxmg,hjJ
Eleventh :Henrv WrConner,. "
Tveifih Bobert B3Wnce,V -
. TJiirteenth.: Lewis TVUliamSi
Js'ew Members..
. -.
FflZv tfff .Tbe iatT of this .cob nty
is at prenlt jibderini
ence of Mk Nichoi sljolf Sme Archii
e.ct. JpprreTice 5 ha vi ffroyed the
fq i d i p g j nVecurei (s e vera) ,,n a i ri n g of
enrd es ha ving?niad e ther"e$ca pejfrom I
u) ine t.nantv t -ouriv oas uij-ecTfu ihk.
pmpnsed .allerftrn, arr?eiably to a
V?eign of t ATcbifecf , po onfy ; f o
insure future security to the . a.but jn
several .respects' io ; impro re Jts in
terior arranofement, , TbflO high: fences
whtch now inc'oses 4he bui ding wi'I
pre ven t any ji mprnper cornn u nica .f ( on
with the prisoners and the afjfljtlons
which are mftde to 'the streh thtof the
Jsil.bv ljni"2r thelPoors ttnd walls with
sheetiron &c. will, if is believed, efTec
tuall v prevent fu tore breaches" And
the moreconvenient arrangement of
the
wards provides Tor the; separate
Uin?hemenf 0 fj the ilitTerent desrripti-
ons of prisoffers. Particular attention
will;also be given tt preserve thp. Tail j
itr: iiwiu tvi-rv filing, wMJcn migui in
jure the lalth of the prisoners; When
these improvemen ts shall b- Vbmpleted,
which they will bp before our Approach
lnghupennr Court, we trust there will
be no further necessity to calf upon our
citizens to guard the Jail gaint the
Machinations of the most daring offen
ders : ' j ,
"t Wp fhtn(r if due tn'nffiria
prorh'ptr-
fude fn se; thit AVrri. C
.Clanton,
o. sheritF of Warren; C(ihtf. has
been theffirst to settle his public ac
count with the - Treasurer of the State.
n the course of the present-month
feverv Sheriffand Clerk in the State is
expected to ' -dttJtkewise."
Safe Tit fifici TMiid.- We are In
formed that his Excellency the Gover
nor has appointed Col. John Patton of
Runcombe countv; Commissioner to
superintend the ; sales of publiclands,
recently ! acquired from the Cherokee
nation of Indians, which, by a refer
ence to a proclaim ion. published in
'he present and last; week's Register,
will be seen, take place at Wavnes-
vilIPf in TLivwood counfv, on Monday
the 22d instant.
T! e foreign intelligence contained
o ?hi week?s :aperwill be found, in-
C resting. ' In the preceding , columns
he reader w;!l notice! the prelimina
ries of aj'tre'a'v of AmifyJ between
Spain anff BvfTKTS dines tie mother
country and her colonies ar i settling
their differences. Thji isa it should
be, though the treaty wWicl; has been
concluded, is perhaps too late to prOve
of any service to 'the Constitutional
government of Spain.'
We congi 3?ulte our Planters on the
increase in the nrice of Cotton, & tlie
Vreat demand which-exists Tor that ar
ticle in the British and French mar
kets. : " j - : .
: W'e are sorry fo have to announce
the death of the Hon. : -Board
man. a Senator of the United Stated
from' tiie Sfate of. Connect cut. . He
died, a Jew davs ago, in the State of
Ohm, whither he had gone oh business. I
-
Gen. Jcinv Okddf.s is re-e ected In
tendant of Charleston for the ensuing
ye?r,lv a miorif y of sixtij-swen votes
over If. L. Pinckney, Esj.
-PMiTit ThoMpsov, Esq. laving ac
repftd the fTice of Asncrafe Justice
of the United' States, vacant by-.the.
death of Ijtiffop T.ivinostonJ the Pre-
i iident of the tTnifed grates hit appoip
! ted Comt-JoirvRoDOKBS,-President bf
I the Beard of Navy Commissioners, to
I perform) t''e duties of Secretary of the
i Navy .til his further pleasure is known
upon the subject.
"! At the Commencement at Cambridge
College, f Massachusetts) ori the 2fth
nit. the honorary degree of Doctor of
' Divinity was conferred ori Charles
ell nf Boston, and on Professor
i Sfewart of Aridover.
Thf rnsutt nf fhe C!onPTession3leTcf;-
llficms in the State has been tnor favor-
able than we had been let to anticipate.
Me have now ofs raon jto believe
that the irholf nf the Delegation will
be decidedly friendly to Mr. Craw
ford's election. There rp none so
blind as those who refuse to see."
For, I notwithstanding this conclusive
ict,! those who are opposed to Mr!
Crawford stifl affirm his war t of pop
ularity, a,nd of hi consequent loss of
'the tote of the State. Such insertions
thus bade in the face of day will cer
fainft wei?h less than nothing. The
war has been carried on in the enemy's
nwn1 country? for we have all along
been assured of 4he " popujaritV,, of
Mrl Calhoun in the West ; fet defeat
has been'the fate of his supporters.
In one Congressional District , at least,
the Presidential election was the pivot
on which the contest turnec yet the
Calhoun and Adams Candida ;e was ea
sily beaten. These things ure howe
ver afjiimed to be no indicat ion of the
public sentiment, because tey point
to the unwished for candidate. If bow
ever, in any one instance the result had
been uitierent. it wtiuUJ hive been
it wuuiiJ have oeen
evidence positive' of '
haiped upon as
d epprsT "e shi fts to whic hisppobe fft
l tiii . 1 u. 5 - wim . - m u u - 1. .- M- u. u aMrw u - a l m u v u m m m. m. i. war n i '
re re1 uceq: w wfrv :j-i ui e,i suu s,
:ifeep' thASquietlsf eep'pJ
-Peter Pnofc
has been appnintpdby. the President
h f ith e t th if ed St afe$&f O'be Ithe Di'
!fTcfndgevf
Tf.SnesseL From the late Elec
tions in that state, . we learn? further,
tthat William Carboix s re-eleced,
without opposition to be Governor 6
he SfafeJ ThisISfafe"t entttledto
n ii n e H eprese ntati ves i n -Co hgres -afiv
der the present apportionment. Ve
haye heard from the elections fn five
Wt he "districts' V h ch h ay term iftated
lin favor of Jo 11 k- B 1. a in, JotiNtotK
I kK tANiff IWlfl
fj and Jami s I. Sandford, , i 1 j
An original portrait of Columbus
has been received at Kew-Tork from
Cadiz. ; It is a present to the nation,
frbrr -Sir. TWrell, American consul ai
Ma'aga. and will be placed in the ca
pitol at VfHshington, among the nati
onal paintings. of Trumbull and other
eminent artists.
' . The Prksident of the United Stated
is at present 11 pon his ' .farm in Tjoudon
County., His occasional, Heparfu res
from, and returns to the city, are not
noticed, hecruse his absences are shrt
and ne rs at all times within a tew
hours' ride of the citv..
Mr. Secretary " Crawford left this
city yesterday; on a visit to his friend
land connections ;n the upper part of
Virginia. jVaf. Jnt.
,f :t.rio.fThe -new'- CJoneress is to
meet on the 31st of October next, to
fix the form of government. A letter
from Mexico sayS,there is very little
doubt, hut that it will ba federative
republic, many of the provinces having
declared for such a form of govern
ment.
K 'S'ftffuehartnak Canal The Commis
sioners, appointed to ascertain the rac
trcabilifv of,a Canal route from h
cusquehannah to Baltimore, have ac
complished the object of their journey.
We understand, .with much regret,
f hat th ?y are unanimously of opinion.
that the. projected ChnHh is totaUyAm
practicable-without incurring awex?
prTise far -ejrr petting the. prescribed lv
untfi of expenditure. The summit le
velis upwards of eleven hundred feet
and it is sahl that; the only way n
which any thing can be accomplished
is by the means of a lateral canal, com-
mencir- somewhere in the neighbor
hood of Columbia and extending dowri
to tide. Morn. Cbron. ,
G a Li a no, a leading member of the
Spa nish Cortes, in a speech j delivered
on the ?4fh of May, notices pur Coun
try in the following comjlimentary
manner : , ! ' -jv , - j
Let us turn our eyes to the U. States
of Ami;' icn country ", which presents
the 6 ran ideal of human institutions, ?m:d
noinK '?ut the true pmh to prosperity and
forv; Tr what does it owe its' power ? Tj
what the stability of its."' constitution r To,
I the'principle of revolt against arbitrary j
power, ano ine maxim 01 me sovereignly
of the people
" Petershur? fta.
We know nf a small fr.rrrt in the coun
ty of Prince George, within ten miles of
Peteryburff, the tenant bf which, last yean
with the ereest exertion; -was enabled
to crib only fifteen barrel of corn this
year, the sauie person, cultivating the
same ground, employing the 'same force,
will make, bv e?tlmHtion Two Hundred
Barrels: Now, it is true, that we have
all heard a great deab said 'lately 'about
the flourishing state .of tbe torn crop
but here is a fact which can be establish
ed beyond the reach of ccntradiction,
nnd is worth a volume of unsupported as
sertion. Int.
An affair of forgery was recently tri
ed in the city of New-York,'in which
it appeared, from the opening of the
case, that the wife of a person named
Weir, had aided and assisted a man
Colburn, in counterfeiting her hus
band's check on a bank for g 800 which
they obtained and -fled with, the hus
sey leaving her children behind. The
wretches were arrested, and 8755 of;
the money recovered ana, inougn a
presentment had been made against
the woman, the testimony of her hus
band was not received, as she might
be a party to the matterj and so ber
partner was acquitted.
A writer Jrt tbe Halcyon9 an Ala
bama paper begins an essay on the
importance ot fruganty and economy,
with the following declaration , w hich
seems to come from the bottom of bis
heart ih - "' . i . " '. j
I dislike the whole matter of debt and cre
dit, from my heai 1 1 dislike it and think the.
man who first jnvented a ledger should" be
hunsf in'efBffyl with bis invention. tiei to bis
feet that his ; neck , migbt support him and
ins y jvo ivv vaiwi
Great Britam is cut by a thousand
iieasues 0f canal natigation. and tra.'
versed in everv Vlirectibrr: bvaboiit
iierVanceof!ap1nn v .
fdtihe writer, Jte detit fed his com v-
mumcations tdrUorigref "at the open
i n r -01 r pa c n ; session, .j rj persu 1 1
riorjwthat pufbote ; jiri'd he ijeve; ;
while Ih0 state hoiise clock: was striki Vv ;,
ing inaci.nour.ni3 inviiauons iu -ujm f
her were alwayV given a t.foUr o'clock.
P. M. 'o- I fd 1 w ejij -f.'fiy e jtni n u tes for fa
the variation of time pieces and -h6 w?
Waiieu no ionger7 iurv auy...uucv; ;uci.i
tan Jagigingin embers of Corigresir
sometimes came ili when dinner waa ,
nearly half over .-Tjhe, Writer haa
heard the President; say to thein?.wthi'
a smile f Gentlemen;, we are tna punc '
mm! frvrf wMti'f Tli.i vp .1 rnnlr vb-hn never
Ask whether the cotiipany has conie ;
but whether the hour has cainei? . , :;
V V " i 7 f -mvm. -wr -vr ' - ' ; ,
Perfection ot thp. Attn with o m&
ness -A man. inhduri has brought 1
to light t'.r wonderful proherty of fx-v
cu6aftonJ-:.'The;:.pae. give nlaugha- ;
We accouht of his .eJcaminationJ beforo
the Lord; Mayor, during whic!i fie: 8
in ai 1 11 iiic iiicipieucy 01 uib uusir .
be had , to sit up thirty daysaqd night ):
to turntjie egjjs lest, the birdsKeiilil
be (lefor)jled 5 but flow' he citild pfo.
duce a thousand chickens id one nighty :
and of rhu c h V more u n e xc e pt 16 n abl e. "
character than if brought up under thd
immeuit l e care of their motheVahol"
chickens produced in this' way laid
eggs at vail seasons while "those tSat
came' the natural way onljr . erercisea'
their faculties at stated Reasons; rV;
uacci
. -r"
PRICES CURRENT.
Wilming
ton. Sept'&.
Fayette-
villeJ"'
SepCV
Vewbertl 1 .
je
CfiWTS.
BrandVjCoi
125 a 140
42a 45
100 a 150 175
", Apple,
45 a 50
40 a. 45
6a 9
18a 25'
32 a 35
Bacon,
Butter,
Bee's waii
Cdflee,
Corn,
8
15 a
33 a
'27 a
60 a
8 a-C9
so;
35
15 a 25
30 a 35
29 a 31
'45 a 5
29!
3
50
65
Cotton
Candles; " .
Flour, bbl.
Gin, Holland,-
-American
Iron, per ton;
Lard, -.-;
Molasses,
Potatoes, bbl.
Runij Jamaica,
13
;io -
12al3flla 133r
13 a 161125 a 13
$5J a 6 a ?K
90 a 110 125 !
40 a 45
,43 a 45
'4jla-5a
$92$ a 95 $100;
$12,0 v,
, 8a -9
90a 106'
9
8 a uq
35 a 37;
none.
90 a 100
60 a"' 65
45
80 alio:
W. India,
70 a' 80
75 a 8S
Kice. per cwt.
300 a 325 350 a 400 350 a 40&
Salt, Liyerpool
55 a
45 a
60
50
100 v?
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MARRIED. - r ;
On the 26tb ulU in Ron coun'V, Dt?.
James Wilson. to Miss fEli2abeth Kern
, Communicated In this county onIori-
day ast,: of biliou1 fever, afltef'a disres
in? illness of three weeks, Wdlfarn Heory V ;
L'goh, (be on 'y son of jJohn.'Ligon, Kstf; '
i the eleventh yeari bf his age. ( In the
nremattire death of thUT truly promlsinff - '
I and interesting youth, bis afflicted 'pareuta
inn 11 icuwz, . ;ac ou-jirtHicii hq iriypir
ble loss. He was a kind and most dutiful ,,
sont- and in the afFections of his preceptor
una teilow.siuuents he hlled af largo
space ; and was much' beloved by all who
knew him : Butt alas ! htis now(gone to
the silent grave Like tbe sweet sum?
mers' rose, he has heen cut down in the. .
bloom of existence ; but we trust h purei. .
spirt will dwell in peacie on the bosom oT -his
God ; J. ':': - -'': -. f "
Fronj earth's cold grave, and death's relem? .
less stingy .- :f. iy':-': f--.',--;
.On Angel's pinions, let him risj and sing, .
In sweet accord,' with saints above, , . - "
These heay'nly anthems of redeemi glove
SuadenIy, on the7th ult. at Culpeppef
court-house, V.'Rev. Peyton Anderson, of ;he"
Methddit ChurchI Mr. Aw -s,- at the time L
ofhig death, Presiding Elder of Jame& River
District, and was for some time' a stationed '
Preacher in this .cafcc ',' '-, "'I ' ' ; '.'(.''
0n the 8th ultin Northampton counf;
Mr. Peterson Brown, a respectable inhabl- : . .
tant o5' that county. o , , ;; t; . ' ,
: About tthe same time, Major- Cornelius ' '
Moore. . : x: . . - '-r'M : - 1 f 1
On the 23d:nlt the town of Win(&jj
air. junn acquires. ' s.4 ; ;. - - - . ' ; j "
In Murfreesbo'rp' on 'the 21st ult. the Rer, f ,
Samuel Wellsaged 53 years, for many veafj '
a very pious Aliniater of the Methodist Epis1 :
In the same place, on . the 20tn ult.vMft
Sampson Ilea, a very respectable inhabitant
of that Borough. ?::-i'-- O 'v-i '--Several
days oast.'WiHiamHint on-' Rsar tf
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opident and very respectable planter, of BekV'I $$--
tie county; 7 - i -?'- ' ' , :X :". '
In the; prime of. liii'Ii'fe.at 'his 'skit on7 ,v
Capt. Alexander Rossi-eminent forbiy
honesty, integrity, and firm patriotic priri-
ciples. He was the last son of the Revo-" r
Iptionaryhero.Mij. Francis Ross, of S. C: ' -,
who felt ii the'struggteibj the mdepend
ence of hisr countsy. Captain Ross left a
uumerou family of children, and repect- v
able iconnexiohs, , Who will long Umcor' '"
theurreparfoie ACaroltiOan:
? C4mtmcated-in Lexington, i Ga. on the: '
191Q .uii josepn iMotloy, Esq. In the
death of thljr amiable and worthy man, socic- J
ty Has sustained a great losvancl lu's wife and
numerous relatives, an irreparable oh. :
those who knew; hinv wen bis death, will be
dulv arjoreciated He Was a lovinir and k-!nrf
Jiusband V a dutiful and aftectionate sbii 1 anJ
a faithful and sincere frierki.' . His; heart was '? t
the lieat of . charity, and benevoleice.'i'lle "'.
was'universiiliy belovet't, and ;hii deatht ill
be IpDg and eiacercly lacjented, , ; r,i:-r.v '
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