'k! -
ohk; v n. -0'-TTIC3 .07 T1IH
i t
i v. fr
trrl'Ysi' tTil r f -feed cvve. IFi'and yi-crourcVcIatlda
aitizen..r . i.. k -rt-of t!, UJon ed-Wc were fpartic ilfrlj
tUn for anv. t .nie. ;haweverir- or- c- able and, interesting- repOrrlrom :at
C' i UbHc or priated
a ccords of his country foV :any ,:por- principtesandsuebkason f
ri--4ri jroufper of t., -th inatint,
, -7 vwtobscr-.a afr'Address bfne MrTJames
oiCthetr otrn ieads: Th cannbf ,bntH
- ;iTf tV inrtivldua! bv thevchaWcteV,of 'bis:
Vsonie pfahp passto of the Addre3sin
nfrrth riterMethebty.' to
' v'land to miVeprecnte, conduct oLbi.
-dvicompet?tor:i
V;V ccrnwUmand-vfrongUo rotation ; ana
, V wtst hatwfc may bpermitfed to de
"i ndlourelTeVan'd.tKe geqtjemaivhQnu
Mii reach; over oar
'V;4fihoulders thot;theiniputation of, an'
' ;Jimpertinent'pH
-;v5;'jn the JocHrconcerris iS$l district
' 't''j Thb : following ai the-.pasiage n Mr
1 V-A1 CraifrAddrtss to which we refer : ,
"5 J erk of the hbase 630 Copies of all the doc:
Y rJrjJ ments, executiv end leg slat ive, reports off o'm
jTjitt'eesr ?tc. frpmTihe 1st. to the 13th Congress,
in t!e
.'j ?-:.v both jnclusiveVbeiniff g period of 26 years !
. - I i rri v ebteand i ntelll eent member en?aeed 1
, 1Sa i ? th reoltt5on was successfulW onnosetl :
for qs9 ,t bjs'pn tnc r-t me; ,
4 LWe throw-oujtTthis' bnef'stateraent-r
buit cbhtajhs whatever isiecessarv" to
be said: online: subjects vtt is more to pre
vent kxaWration atr a Lstancethaii to
SitUSfy any one nearviit osrwia.v yw?
anr,stwment atutAwipwr
J0HNiRANb6L?ri?QR0AN0k
ot every orate ana jLerruorYuurtryujuu? t u,"u"- ,r ..,
the Conereaaiorial. documentsrxecutive cause ? Sureiy,npt its- geopraphical- e
?, - 1 j . -Ir t, i'4" T rtTnt nf vipw. she could
anaLiegisiaiiye, from iiieongiuut uic M t -i. u
v:i,i-M0f,;?.O claim a nroud elevation. Is it to be a-
".- U .tit1nn At"fisfTnilffJ rriheil tn NatareV'Wn has closed the
vtnattheresolatioiiof ftft. Barrier was mouthg of henver, and blocked up her
goVcfnyop'posed, -Jhow stands-' that mlets ? vis : it Uecaw'.nas no
fact ? . The onlv q'uestfon taken ohhe resources ? MlaslhnQ r.to none of thee
urhih niih! rp imnoseti to : rv .raosps can.it oe ascrioi?u ; uicani- w -
the fitrencteif Mhe.fWuMon, was onthercumstances; tot he! extent supposed, not
hat' tnon is ii
hSqteion!lleVowa;Aye50, Noes owing ?"We must say, however painful
108. eeihs that the House wai decided- it may be,;(andVevipeak. from actual ob
y fn'favor of 'tlie pVopbsitton, and that if ervktion,) that Uf is wholly and entirely
the question were permitted to be taken "owiniohVwalj'liVC activity-; to the ap
onJtsMase,' it would be adopted, two pifently nHerlisTessn.ess of its inhabi-
Mr. RandoloVwhoh beeji rctarnedT as a
member of -the. Virginia, Convention '-fbr-ranlend-
in? the Constltivtion oC that State, is1 violently
opposed to a more extended Jnduleence of the
lecttvefran'tljise; In a speech atiGhar'otte C. H.
blithe dav of the Convention election, he declaf-
fed that- he had drawn the swqrd'r& thrown away'
the scaoborn tnat all cnanges -wereoi improve
menfsf&nd that it never "was known that the
people improveilJ their government
chinsre On t!e'rjjrht of sufT:ge", he said thnt
the non-freeho!:lers spoke of pliysic! force, but
hefore he woulI consent to extend to . theni!the
riMJ to tax his land and slaves, he would JrWe
I' them a fight -Charleston C&irJeT-" c ' '
We are authorized to say that the a
bove is a very gross misrepresentation of
Mr. Handolpk'ji words on the occasion al
luded to. - . ' -
Mr. IL. did j?ay. that he had commenc
ed his public life as an humble but not
inactive or lnefhcient member of that par
.v. . -I ',; "minni -
. 1
S.noci
;V1COOOA. - 2,000
. "1000. lnrw
And many pother valuable pr,, '
i,eTis Quarter! . '
: Grant! CatisblMlated. -0
7b be flrawn ih f Fashion Citu?
this month: il4 fcV
1 of g 1W00 j, ai 5,000' '
1 6T000: T& qlk)
l 'opo;-. s,ooo
a i,OUU a 5.
HesMles 5 of ?4(X i 10 or 300-
of 150 aud lOOof 7J, 60, 50; &c
. ; i nwic. itNns J J. Halve, 2
Package of 20 whole, wlwch 1 :
to tir., w $45, with a chance of uy 0fiii t M
Capitals, may be hud for $100. H
Recollect that Vates & M
nageisof all Lotteries advertised by ihtlM i"
let aUyour onjers ticket be sent to ihJr1
Kichmoad which will be.promntv ttj .
-
tJOO
to one, its eoemies, determined to defeat it tants. Naiurit'TOUst be acknowledged,; ty which had ejected from the Executive
bv proventitig'the Question ; and this wai ,yas hot bestowenoii' them all the faciii- j Chair, the father of the Sedition Law
efTt-cted bv ennsominff in debate such nor- "rips of crtrhmer not shown and lie had closed it by assisting: to expel
tion of .the first hour of every morning7 IherselFfftatl v hostile.
sittins (dlloved for receiving reports troml e CpllenrhboUr
committees and considering resolutions) as ocean,and in ever? respect is ad
mignt; oe ien rr uiscussuig uns jnu " situated- "How, easily bv an acti
Beaufort has an I from the situation, the son of the Father
from the of the Sedition Law. In both these con-
mirably 1 flicts when he drew the sword, he. had
n "11 1- at! I
ve and f thrown away trie scaDDara. ever asK
' ,t was :satisfactoidyfmwn' "that ts adoption
f 'V?- 'v? be'; ut-lss expenditure of ,the public
V V moWy, that it would cost the nation xArec Zr?m
" - 4Aowsrt7id " doIfan9 t( This , resolution of
'-4tV 'rGeni Bariring'er,to.reprint th"escarcedoCuments.
X 7 we are credibly informed; was ,made "tiponthe
I j , ,;.suggesti'on of a caucus a't Washington City, after
VfSjru JCales U Seat6rrth.ad losnbe ptibhb; printings to
' vrv Congfessi' 7 Anwhy citdthey Ibsethe printing
i td both Houses of Cohcrres?7t was because they
tion. .'?orae!of,1t.pponeot&1jcctipied the enterprising people, rnio-ht it be made a king or receiving quarter, anl not always
floor three successive rabrnings, others pjace)f vat importance I How easily giving it it could be no matter "of ur
twb, &c. until the very last day of the ses- raig)tit be connectedijith Newbern, one prise that he Had made numerous, arid vi
sion 5 and thus only, yi vt successfully oftheir principal ,:eS:Han-roadv rulent enemie$, personal as well asoUt
opposeil: :; r.y . branchin? from this lamentioned place ical. ' ! " ;" "Hi
With respect to the aUespitiQn that Gen. tn var:nU9 nnrtinna of tlirountrv would Mr. R. exposed the infatuation of Vir-
15. 's proposition was tne kuu oi avaucus, 5,n(i them in indissoluble bonds, and give gtnia, a slave ntate, warring against slave
! -? ;advocate' the ejection of Messrs;
I i.:iV . 'tind'strongly .supported ; all .the
..v.'lofthelasf administration because
) ' iJ"ced Gen?,T Ja'ckson 'asrt
)if i'-Ai'ilaUhMr James A- Craig, of Haw
ywfieldsiIf impossible fie believes whathe
; 'iVVass probable, he
: Af mav have? supposedthat his unfounded
f assertionswouUvnoktmeet the eye oi iiny
''"''''eronlio would take the trouble to ex-
Adams & Clay,
extravagancies
they denoun-
adulferer,r a cold
i)lain:tale shall put
V Mnsfead-ofi introducing his cesolution
'Jrii at tHe close of the session,77 Gen. Bar-
rjringer.submittedyit on the ,14th of Febru-
-i?:v :w,i7arv--nearly threeweeks before the close:
,V v ofjthe session.f ,Irwas,.;vithJiis consent,
' v 'V referre'd to the,C6mmUteeron :tHe Libra-
Y ;rv,ta to enquire iqto. the' expediency of the
O-VVfroeasureifs ProJSab'reftHtr&icJLv;On the
V .i8tK Vf:February "the' Committee4 made
- tCv-the? follqwiog report : . ;
- S ' 'ni". iTliCommvtteVon the, Library, from the
i Mouse of Representatives, to which wasreferred
'; ;.: a resoitiuonor iue iouse reiauve io me re-print
Av ing of certain pub fie 'document have had the
v ftatne unacrAConsiaeration, ana Deg leave to re-
i,'".fii:-,'-'."--t"4-i.-'--,A-'.'t... . . - -..! ! i
porir ii
the statement is ridiculous. It Uen. li.
attended anv Caucus during the late Ses-
sion, we venture io say it was a vautws
held for very different purposes. It i
known to everv member of Cougress, and
no one will be Hard j enougu to ieny it.
that all the resources and manosuyres or
the subjpcts of Kiig Cau us were exh.tusi
ed in the efforts t put down the Editor
of -the National intelligencer, and not to
susiain ihm. Jhe marshal line and dril
ling of the force, by the Orderlies of the
pirty, was incessant, dayard night. Mem
bers were brought to the ballot-box by lit
tleiesn thun uiaoual force, and some of the
subsequent appointments to public office
muv ; be distmctl y ti aced to the services
rendered "to hi. Majesty on that occasion,
by rallying a majority against us.
, So murh for Mr. Jamesp Cratg's accu
racy, touching Gen.. Barriiger's.resolution.
We leave it to the intelligent people whose
uffra2es he solicits, to torm an estimate
of th hio-h-mifulf dness of .issuitinfr a rtval
" , .... . .
to that community, which has nowC the representation. He said the power of
taxing (property and appropriating the
proceeds was the power of me and death
over it.
As . sbme very young and indiscreet
persons had boasted that the physical force
ot tne country was witn them, Mr. it.
50.
ytaterdf North-Carolina
Superior Court of Law. and fcouitv
: . ' Vke County. r
. , Sprint Term, A.D.I 829.
The Creditors of William RnfK. r.....
jiumn, Mrs, uiinie KuiBn, wlvo j, r
Cuvevt arkl wilVi of ArehihuM- li u. n
sues in this behalf by G. E. BadVer v
bert R. vRuffiiu . ' ; hy
weakness of a child.' the firmness and
vigour of a giant. '
Wc observed, Mst week, in our city,
the President of the University of the
State. His object was, to examine par
ticularly, the construction of the Balti
more and Ohio Rail-road, a proud and said he would never yield to a threat
honourable monument of determined per- and. Detpre ne surrendered upon rsucli a
severance and vigorous enterprise. That summons? he would be satisfied by expe
gentleman,;for twq years past, has, with j riment on which side the physical force
laudable industry and untiring zeal, been really
attempting to roue the inhabitants of IC73 Editors, who have re-published the
North-Carolina from their slumbers; He nrst pretended Version ot Mr. R7s speech.
lias reasoned with them ; he has pleatled
yiththem ; he has appealed to their pride ;
ne nas cauea UDon tneir natriotism. vv e
believe that his voice has not been raised
in vain. e trust that he will continue
Wis praise-worthy efforts, not dishearten
ed by neglect, or the clamorous opposi
tion of noisy demagogues ; not ;to ,bf
nrsi pretenaeu version or Air. ivs spee
are requested, as an act opsheer fustice,
to give place to the above correction.
J .-. , ,., Richmond ' Enq
M ' nnii in m
MEDIC At COMPANION,
Thomas Ruffin, .Thomas Ritchie. HenrvAt V
'i ; it ituc, . t in annexed s
1 VyTilliam Ruffiin deceased John' M. RuWU
Taut tfon of Thomas R. ilu ffitii Frederick: 7
OS MOTION, it is brdeTed by the Court tl V
Benj imin A. Rarhara,, Ksq. be appoim?
Commissioner to settle -the adminjstrstmw L.
L count of the administrator of V dliani Ruftn i
pince. of raki ng such accoUiit io the partif., im '
rested by public advertisement in one i,fK
nevsp.tpers puoi-snea ut lie City of RaWk
and that he make Ilepor ttoihe next terras
Court. ' ',, ;f . - a;'x-
Tne.parties in the above named suit, are
bv notified, that I shall nrrif1ot m.tt..
;he City -of Raleigh, oh the 29th 'day of Septet
ber next, to audit and settle the accounts of
AiimiiiiMntuirm iiie iate5Tiinam Ki'llin.
anu wnere mey are umtecwo' attend.
r ": BfiN.'Av BARHAM, Comm'f
Raleigh, July tl,l829:f ; b9
State rtiif Carolina,
jjuncotiibe Courify.
Superior Court of LawApril Term, 1829.
Polly Buckher, ' r :
" v. . y Petition -for Divorce.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN;'
TREATING AVTHfi ; ?J
DISFASES OF THE UlTJEDsSTATES,
L'lVvJ ' "A,nar?pursuant ;to tne instructions ot the
,Q!rv:f flou$ they havet endeavored to ascertain what
rip&)$X reihe deficiencies in the existing mtpply of pub
hX fl tr llic.doc,uinefits in,th po8sessiori, of the House ;
J $f :jthe probabtoumber of volttmeg which a re-print
i ! ;s K. ' 4f,tbosef needed would occupy. 'j and. the costbf;
V , A, X " t
- V.
v.
specting ourselves, we conceive it less re
prehensible, though equally TaUe. The
conductors . of public journals are consider
ed, by-the narrow-winded every where, as
fair game forgery imputation that may
serve the purpose of the moment jnand as
it served the. purpose of Mr. Craigj in sus
taining his unfounded charges against his
competitor to assail the Editors of the Na
tional Intelligencer, the truth of the alle
gations against the Editors of so distant a
newspaper was of little comparative im-
k.UU.cnkMi in tham' u.r ttiuKJ.. .r ntr t a t o p ; i I h I lrn n i n nt iVl r. I.TMlOf
ivti- vAtihe. House mosts conversant, with the matter.' Tt niisrenreapntafions will hpPdisnatched in a
-'.'fA "i'. -j nrtMpara: -Ihat ' thoiiirh there are a nnmhVp nf (f..i inn.4 ln ,4;nn. 4t.A T.til-c .f
t . vs "-' r t T' ... -.-.in . . 1 ! i icw mini sa ... SLaLii'2! l iql liic uuiluii ui
the National Intelligencer ever " denounc
ed Gen, 'Jackson as an adulterer, a cold
blooded murderer," Mr. Craig asserts what
is. utterly untrue. It would be equally un
true, to assert that the National Iutelli-
gencerever sssailed the private or person
al, character of Gen. . Jackson, or that 01 a-
ny member of his family. During the
whle ot the two last Presidential contests,
in the -first of whirh w advocated theelec-
.'K (!hnoru ni aHmit1 tttr1v vnliim.c f.tw tUoi I . r m m .' - ., ,
. ' v - - - : " ' 11 .U iin oi Mr. urawfokd, ana inpine seconu
v ' . . i.i a. suonortpfl the reelprtion ot Mr. Adltvts.
uivaiiTaes wmcn wpuia auenaxne execution ft ' . , , " '7 ' . i 7
JACKsoxnot a word was ever
nerstiidallv dliresnectful of
at,there-prinio twelve volumes,,may be ef-J Geo. J. (- touching his iVrivate life or lo-
in ceXarn w wnat mr- s ri,;.?- :j)T the South will, like the Clinton of the
thwarted by scruples : not to be terrified
iiiort t ni f ! ' rf l; i thrown in his way by the envious ; not with their symptoms, cansevcu' and means
:- -Jienceu uv tne malicious. x. ue viiuiou vi iirtciiuun . wiinuun vwih ourecrv uie
" I 5 'i , I r .1 mi , i i . v . t ' 1 ' m? no off inpnt irwt iliupqiae nf U7imun n i . l.:i
or tne ooatn win. use tne unnton oi xne " - .T. w.s.r.. ...i-
-vr il r' 1 1 j .-.I i I xiren : a -Jip'-naiory, tor., preparinir Faindv
North, from such exertions, be entitled . .!'- . : 1 1 , v
, - , , f niruiuiicsj auL. u uiossary cxpianmK lecnni
to tne most endurable ot all rewartis cai terms Also, the Nurse's tuide.T
'the praise of having been an useful cit
izeHiOf the State and member of society,
the highest that man can bestow or re
ceive." Baft. Ev. JPpsU
The Seventh' Edition,
Revised, enlarged, and very considerably im
- proved.
BY J MES EV ELL, M.
THE LATE RUMORS.
:
4 -
11
4
I',.
appear iliat though there . are a number of I
fvscaiiereo ami aiscouuecveu voiumes ot me print.
rn uonress.
possession of
sessions there
Hf".;, lt futtherrappears that, up to the yearl814
v ine aocumenis qi aession were wun rew excen-
twJtionv: compiled '-in. one, small Tolio,1 and two
- small octavo volumes, in iaree type, i ne com-
I ci v ieu aocuments prior to ure rpurteen
'? there is not a com;j.etestt in ti'te
I t. th6. House sf and ot several entire
;'' nraieerc'pi option mat an me aociimeota
which' itu.cdld be oT importa
vmtffht becompnsed in about one volume for
. "I . . 1 11 ; Wlim IHI' I lain'. Ill WJIll'll MIT-Ill lO-SA. I
k'.r.fe c opimon that it:could tbe executed in eight vol- tion of Gn.
''w"' Sutler; "and at a reduced price. v 1 is estimated I written bv us
.vJi.f rii-vt. j:.-',Tir3li.t:"Ai ?! mestic attu rs. The readers of tlte Nation
! s v;.euHiou. loIlWvIWvpJl)?e, uie ooraminee , T . ... ,
! l'! V,Kon ifonnecl thatltwould be less than that a1 Intelligencer know that these are topics
' iU"vKf the octavo edition. ;A considerable diminution from which we habitually abstaio, in all
i-v.r tfie expense of either edition might be v-ffect- cases. Unfitted as we have al wayrdeem-
i;v''.Wh:e on the part ed that distinxruiUied citizen for the Pre-
. j ot the Clerk otthe House, in the omission nf 1 -.
ieh'(ioement'Air i not 'imnort. t cnuai umceimi earnestly as we op-
print.- TheCommittee accordingly report the P!ed bis ejection, 'tits, public- services en
''tV T;jollo wing resolution i
titredhim to beHreated with all the r-
a entaandJegislaU reports of the House of hisqoalificatloni; and, in fno instance vva
forffotfen'or -withheld bv us.
-i'l J inclaaive,viiiall be selected'bv the ClerkTof thi
jpect
Considering: the bitterness of the late
y'vwpouseforp 'contest, and the unrestrained discussion of
IliV?5i,,?lid,r1on: ' 'v Gen. Jackon's private hUtorv, a well as
the politi-
i we have
K-Shall We winfidi m the statements of the 1 tbe charity" to beievejt -possible, that Mr.
t?"i-vni.'-Cominitt mav hav nurvriAPti thai- fh Vriiui.
: V- ; ity Jto the House,to,thethation and io theirl ai I ntelligencer fulKiwed he, general ex
( ' own iliaraclera f jor: ip the random Vsserr :mple. Uut in this particular, as wll as
'XviQ,MT? of Mr- Cra)g?l-Alother Factrshould preference to the unfoundeti charges a-
iV v'Jb? mentioned jherV. of, which mariy others gainst Jits adversary, whirh we have felt
:'ACf At well asJMrC,tnay be ignorant: The ourselves called! ohito, ponce, we would
.rv effect of general Birringerls motion vould N?u Mr; yj:aig,;that there not very
';lvC 't have beenjimited to theexpendip ofrw?'r"
VyNVthTs sum v6f money merely forplacfngin -bar, with' an iiltehce which yhu tf nid: ktiow
v; the hand8,6f,Conres printed conie4pf4 ) e itrue,d: jiirco,inp1iiiii wijh ne
;V thes'e valuabjel. records ;'butrin"addition hiclr)ou know Yo be false : one nolate
to this, of itselfan important and:ieCes- the tetterjhe oibcr the spirit of the nuth
ST; ; taj-yohj
' f -F WMild hTfi viUrd 5n K v.AX,:.nV...i : r v wv reoectfull vl fc
' Jiegislattve offices of every SUte &: TerrU " , . t , v - X ,,ur serv'ts. ;; v:
V-KCy $ tnveryjneorporated poller & V . . , GALHS & 8EAT?
Richmond. August 4-
;We have said very littlc of the unpl-as
ant rumours which have b&n afloat for sev
eral days jrtand within the last three days
itrlourown City, because the subject itself
is at all times unpleasant to touch upon ji
ahtl because all statements concerning it
are scarcely, ,more than rummrs. While
they excite the weak and the unthinking,
they are generally scouted by persons of
sene and consideration. '
The Alexandria ! G alette had noticed,
some days since,, the report that some un
pleasant disturbances were taking place a-
mungthe slaves in some of the lower coun?
ties of Virginia, such' as Gloucester Mat
thews, &p. 1 his paragraph got wind a -mong
the Eastern papers but the Frede
ricksburg Arena putjits extinguisher upon
it, and arrestetl its circulation by a strong
confutation of its general contents.
Similar reports hidlreached this city, but
ve have been unablefto find any f.;ctsup
ported by good evidence, showing anysjich
mad intention among" our people, or justjf
fyiog any sort of panic on the occasion.
Flymg reports of a sittiilar description were
afloat about our city but we placed no
species of reliance upon their authenticity.
The proper authorities, indeed, upon being
addressed informallj by a few ofecitK
zens upon the occanirrjleterminedvat'all
events, to pi acethe.olun leers in readi
ness, and to ariri-he Ucwimenti-more with
a view of quieting" any momentary, or un
pleasant excitement, han because there ap
peared to be the leas foundation for it.
On S itord ay last, however, there wasome
more feeling excited: among a few of our
citizens, in consequence of a conversation
sun) to have been overheard by a very re
spectable young gentleman, who had con
cealed himself, at une of the warehouses.
The conversation was between two colour
ed draymen, in which one of them was sup
posed to have told die other to.be ready :
fur - that night was tu be the season for
rifiirtg, &c. This mn, hQweveris now i"h
t us tody will be tried on Saturday net';
and it is better to wait for .the official deve-
t Af ft- At . ..-',. i . i
.iupcuicwv ui uic iiaii&acuon. - kt
v ' -. r -i - a. a,,
-V So it wasiiowereir, that a strong patrol
was turned out ort that night, , with moil nt-
1).
On the important sub ject of domestic medi
cine, many -books have been written, which,
though excellent in other respects, have greatly
failed nt;iisfiillaess to Americans ; because they
treat of diseases wiiich, existing in very foreign
climates und constitutions, must w idely diftrr from
oors. The hook now offered to the public lias,
there fori, the great advautae of having been
wrtteo Jby a native American,-of long and sue
cessful nr c ifce in the southern states, and who,
for years pust, has turned much, of his attention
to the composition ot it.
To every family, -more especially those in re
mote situations, the possession of this book must
unquestionably, be of incalculable value: for,
conducted by such a guide, it will not be 'pre
sumptuous to say that any person of tolerable
capacitv, and reasonable attention, may be ena
bled to pracctise with safety and advantage, jn
limat4' -' P-V-' '-"
:.. .rr''- i- i t- ; r.
ORDERE1T by Court, thil publication be made
for 3 month-s successively in the Haltgb
Register, and tbeWadkin and Catawba JoarW.
tnat the ; Defendant be and appear at the nefl
Superior Court of Law to be held for Buncombe
county, at the Court-house in Asheville,r tn thel
'd Monday after tlte 4th Monday in Sentembrl
next, and plead or "answer to the8 Plaintiff's jpeM
tion, or the shieJ wiljl-he heard ex bitrte : I
Witness. Robert Beriry, Clerk, of said'Conr.l
at Ottice, the 2d Monday afier the 4th Mondl
- .. ROBERT II ENRY, C S. C.
thoS;
our c
l ins wort is tor sate, by i
Jo." GALES 8c SON.
August 1. ... . . , ,95-
SlateWovtlCcolhii
Budcotiibe County.
, Suijenor Court of La v April Term, 1829.
Andrew Presly,
Eleanor i Presl)
Petition. for Divorce.
State"c0ti
v Baricombe County. ;
Superior Court of LawApril Term,.1829.
Jacob. Rap erifjj' ; "' v -" ' X
; v. vPetition for; Divorce.
Deborah Rapervy;;' , , - 'J-'-
O RDERED by Court, that publication be made
for 3 months ; successively ii the Ilaleirt
Register, arid the Yadkin: and Catawna'jnunuiL
that the lilfendahCbe and appear at the iexf
bupenor Court of 'Law to be held for. Duncpbe
county, at the Court-house in AshevUle, on tiie
2d Monday after the 4thi51ftnday in September
next, aud plead or answer to the Plaintiff's peti-
tion, or tne s one wdl beiUil exarte.
W it ness, Robert RtniyClcrlr of said Court
at Office, the 2d Monday, after'the 4th Muu(Lt
of March, 1829, s f : " 1 V f
f
ROBERT HENRY, C S. C
Lands hvWincolii Caitntu.
m
4.Lbwytthbu5houthe Union, aVse't'of J;
INTERNAL? iMPliOVEMENTs:
e are; glad tojearn fnqthe Raleish
. v v? ,m. nearl virthe prints imD,
'm ' a rccordaMwereJestxvyedr directeTrth-it "r "'- ""z; j mu. mm i
t ' 1 1 j l-i'iij' T ' .v,cSTe1 iat tAte..There seems to lavi hp(.n ;n;;:l
4 ,.v-,,M-"vurm' nuL-, state, naners. nrinfl li 4' f t- ; " f J
-,f VthemfteYri onl Vn S1- h,cVe: trust, '.will not be
ru uie, ocu. xue.ciiy auu suourus.were
couredf-but' noVsuspicibus signs., were
seen. The eity sfebf quietly-r-lt was the
same case "on- Sunday night. VTfc' Pr-
snna iA niioctinn tnopa nAvap mnA nl.-l..
UJ PTO mthe causebrintefr.al and quiet and not a sign, that we have
nearci ojtranspi reason. tnese two nifflats,-
rk -oli ' mrtnn oaf inn. n 4-v .-; . a. .W C.7 a : i
yV' " , " f r . w 'jus li iy : ine
slighteat. suspicion - They will bc: wretch-
for, thejr wvuldtlnf jv bring diwn ruin ib-
iTRIJEREl) bv Court, thatpublication be made
v-r-iur o iiiuiHiis successively in tne Italeigh
Register, and; the Yadkin and Catawba Journal,
that tlie IJf-fendarif be and appear at tbe$iext
Superior Court of L w tofbe held for Ruhcomhe
county, at the Court housn Asheville, m the
2d Monday aiter the 4th?ionday in September
next, anil I plea. I or answer to the PJainiitts peti
tion, orthje same wilt be heard ex parte. "
Witness, Robert lienry, Clerk of said Court
at Office, the 2d Monday after the 4th Monday
of March, 1829.. . , . -
RORERT HENRY, c'sC.
State of North-Carolina,
Buncombe Count v.
Superior Court ofEawAprd'Term, 1829." ?
Ashur Lyon, "-v,- '
.-Vvi Petition for. Divorce.
Lucinda Lvon. y ' - ,
ORD tRED by Court, that publication be made
for 3 months successively in thT Raleigh
Registel'. and the Yadkin and Catawba JournAl.
that the Defendant ibe ami ap pear at the next
Superior Court of Lato be held fat Buncombe
v..ivj, v mt wmi-iwiisc 411 isjievuie 5lOh lie'
2d MonjrUy alter the. 4ih Mhda'Y iniiremher
next, and plead or answer to the Plaimiflfa Veti-
n, jUic same win ne neam ex parte &
-Witness, Robert tienry Clerk of said iiourt
' A KiREEARLY to the last wilt and tes'araeM
of Abraham Eithardtj tlel'd. the ttndenigB
ed,v Exepbrs to aid wilf;ti4ttetaroent, t
Thut-sdayi tb'e 27th day of August nekt, on t
'premises, .will expose to public sale, several i
joining tracts of LAND, p.oiitainihg' nearTj J$
acres. v '. c " - .
.'These lands are lying on the waters of
atilCrkia mile aiid a:halfrS.vE. of Gen. Grv
lrairOurncei djoimd)iida of firaham, Mai'
dyLow' ejfand . Diri , klnanji rquit in iualr
to any lands in the nerhborhgod. -, -' '
.Formerly there were i lofiefatinn on the pi"
mu&sya Saw niid Gristimifl,aiCottoinpniaciiMw;
tioiif ;' :-Wif . .
iirheeat is an excellent oVie fot any kil-ci
maclurKiry, haying jf'coiisideriibie lah and god
water power.' i.;-,t' - "',--.'V' V :
Oil the'premisea-i, a gootl Apple Orchid
and ahfo cousWierable quantity of mta0
laiii'l. - ' ' : ' rj.- ' , 'f ;--" ,
at Ofhce, thevSd Monday after t het4tU M bhda v
pfMarchf"lti290,x--X:; rw -""4f
- : - , r -ROBERTjilEYl'C.: .
Conditions : -Oneand two y ers credit i Jp'
proved security witlbe required, aiul-title w
pass at the pay meot of the purchase money.
5 j JA(;oRpqiNi:Y,
" ABRAHAM FOKNEY.
, ,mi,' SurviviniT Sl
Lincoln county. JplyjgtMte. : 9SJ
XT7AS taken un and cflrnmitteii to the M J
f thi countv on 4he2dof March bsu
negro' man supposed to be "lave, who
himself S AM U EL Wl LK?J SCand RyMh3t J
Norfolic.1 Va. twl that hV'rnaWv froin iUd
v - . . . 1. t,-- .uJt time
. j or oyears, ana, nas passea aunn nw ,
,'a,f ree imn 5 Jie Js about 24 years oi age, feet
r ' .;nVhf i liiirti. n.t ml - klarfr. 1'he 0f
!?: --a EO If fBALE.. '.;V
t subscriber: js autliorised bv th "n .r:t
rilHE t subscriber jsauUioriseili hv i"KVii:i
XAYiHiam. Piufoer! to -'offer for 'aalc his
g ,s ybghlyTmpfbved elegnt establish
faertjis aituatedn the most pleasant part of the
towd ; fthe Buildings
are all new and finished in
the best style. . The lotg consist of five or sjx
wrc.
' i 'Persons wishing to purchase will apply to me
at tbia place. V
A, , r J. W. NORWOOD.
Hliyfsboro, 3 A? Z7. 94tt
oFsaid negro is requested to come forwanw I
property arwt pay cJi.es,f or be will I fl!Tf
1 t ' a MRS "PALMEIc.
g6
'Windsor, Rertie cauhtyj June 9.
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" " - JustIieceivcd
Paber'A Difficulties of Komanistn e
Scott'a Familjr BitllenhlS v1 8i t
.llie'inslxatuyateiy of Mabodiv
A Defence; of Truth as tf.5
History and Mystery' of Metbo"'
' JOS. CALEJJ
4
July 18 1829.
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