iff
. -LUo? i7 hi p ViJdji fc;J.kd,o:i. iv r-hdulSg: teiimttttw&&
' t c-:V h ?T t Ut, V z'1 ' 1 'T ' --y p -- f . Vt v "V James" NU'thr i$h vca cf Wi't - " .
aUirWilfiiiW basvbeen 1
and parncuianj;r?:vi V i,
formed inlthat Coconsw.:
wards or oneiro""j r-cY
other objects contemplate
h that of keeping on an sprtmepV
fu;eful Grass and ,rdeD:S?eds,;for
. .f the members jtWt, price ,
"u io introduction of'rrew nabl
tiiui ut;Oran
Tt antars from the answer made by: the
cretary of the treasury.to a call from
Senate, thate b.e remo.ed
p,p,;ipnt Jackson's inauguration,
'rt several CustQvHousesl23 in:
specton and 23 .wjghers ;guage and
; . r . kwnn a diminution
measurers, i n e i e , iaS ? T "
0f Inspectors" In seven Custom Houses
Vh"p number of ten, and under the head
of iveeruagers, and measurers, of
oii, making r eleven. , put.ireiuim mu
not stop here;" for it appears by another
column that theinum&r of Inspectors
has actually been increased to the num
ber of 59, and two new guagers have been
appointeci in the place of the onereduced--si
thftt we hav an orfcreaseof 50 new offi
cers in the cutonhousc alone, under this
reforming ad rri in istration
"3&5wf- The Anniver
sary of the few-York Sunday School IJ
niou,rwaV fieiebrated (ait week. The
gcools formed j the Park, and proceed
ed to 6asttK"Gafrfen,"'"ech;achdol under
its owo banner, and led by its instructors
and superinteharits. ! 1 is computed
that including the'60 'schools, their offi
cers, superintendants atidinstrifctors, to
na iUar wl h the Vast tnu'I titu de assembled
AD VB RTISEMBNTan ot exceeding;aixteen 1 1 neameatly inserted 3 times for a T)5ilr,& t wenty-fiveelots fat every succeedin Publication'
teelsasan
vejpA meotl
disomon ol
Vbjury-'f It
public mind. Jlt makes men acquainted Colors,thrs high-handed, uninstifiabhe and
with the! possibility of the thing, land once disreputable rfct df,the National Efecu
admitted in,to? their breasts, they will not tYQ-Caiauba Journal
contemplate , it with that, 'abhorrence in ' , 1, ' ' r7" r. , . . : :
V t : . ll t ij' . lheChevaiier Rivannola. chierEnisi-
which it ought tb be held by :every true -1 r. . x.,
P ' neerora great English Mining,Compahy
va"t?j. Ui);.- ;' r I - in lexico, is now examining the Gold
' -'iv 1 " -t lv--- ''C?t J ' .Mines, in, this section of the couritry.
GeatPkEz, of 'Venezuela, haa is- We understand he speaks very favorably'
sued a j proclamation declaring that JSi- nfiheiniv though not of jthe mode iwhich
MON 'BoLtVA has hot received from any ttiey afeyvorked Should his eport to
legitimate governnvent lanv authority to bifern pi overs be favorable, Vwe doubt
nU,; ii1bnnU nfdhflrnn,u riot it will be, it is , probable they will in-
i - 1 -i 1 t - 1 vost at htroP ranitn 1 in tna mining hiuinocc
rrv. nnfl fhnr Ail pit irpn a rp 9 1 t hhnPi I . J r . -1 ,? , ,, i o
VJJ "v. .tv - Tin this State. 70.
win Tlftliir-iK tTrnvi2
iu iii uiiiiuii uuiiioi) itio vfiitvui o u uvi "
diers, who shall be found making war in
he territory of Venezuela," The go
vernment of Venezuela oftersjthe sum ot
2,000 doll drs for the hekd of iinon BulW,
var, if he shall fire a gun in this: unjust and
wicked var,or shall be apprehended within
the limits of Veriezeula." i
The Rutherford Spectator says, that
the Locusts have -'matte- their appearance
in that count' and the adjoining ones to
the east Sftd! south, in such hmubers as
have never been equalled. Every tree
top has its swarm, while every sound
of the wood and every tuneful melody
of the forest,- is hushed and' drown-
ed lrt Ithe hollow, unhannonious dm of
these ill-boding, unwelcome visitants.
to witness the inestiipectacle, there
were froriKfifteeiitOi f twenty thousand
souls within the garden, "felling the area,
all the seats of the bniad circular terrace,
and. clustering- upon .the wide surface "of
garden walls: The opening prater was
made by the Rev. MrPhelp8 pf Haverhill
Mass. and an address was pronounced bjr
Mr.Rice,6f the Pearl StChurch.1 (The usual
h rmns for ; the Occasion were i sung With
thrill ins effect, because lire vast lasSem-
blage could join inrfthese, and the nch
sweilins straius of f Old Hundred" were
hea rd and Tel t in mightyfTotume of me
KhIv, by aU wholcaid nOt jpin their own
voices in the divine song. '
-These schools are am6n the most ini
j.i;rtant ami valuable Institutions in otfr
country . l heir goou ettectSUpon socie
ty, will je felt for ages tocomejfnd their
influence upon the moral conditicto of the
C u u irt ry i c a 1 c u la b! e. 1
i5MCiort.TThe.fol lo wing is passage
from the message of Governor Tomlinson,
d e 1 i v ere d at tlie recen t ; open i li g o f the
Loislature of Connecticut. ; ,
A 9trong sense of, duty constrains me to call
) our attention to our common schools, not with
Mariding ny vievs on the subject hive hereto
fore been particularly explained. To the intel
lectual and moral improvement of youth, is just
ly auacnea transcendant importance. While
the ascendency of patAotiin shall be maintained
the reputatioh of the State valued, the augmen
tation of its power, atid welfare sought, and phi
lanlhrony ekertaits propernd benien influence,
the elevaiiortjo'C Jthe. standard of instruction and
aUainmenin our common schools, and the con-seq-ient
" dusiWyefii. knowledge, will be
anxiously .desirtand " wa'rmlyfaportjvrl b'v,a
free and eligpten'di people. Jf, satisfied, how
ever, with our pajit periorrty in elementary
education, : other ' States rsh'all be n permitted to"
pass us in the career of mental inTprovement, we
shall incurfearful Responsibility. - The talent
committed to lis by 'rh bse Kwbo founded our free
hstitui)ns on thecbasisrof public ihtelligerifce
and virtue, we are bound steadily to improve.
The spirit of the age admonishes ua to advance.
The highest obligations impel us to sustain the
pre-eminence! of our primary schools, once so
generally acknowledged and now so undeniably T
necessuryto "the honour, of the State perpetuity
to those who art acquainted wi i
I cai, property oh lead, that
keepers shod Id , coot in ne to- put'
t)reervs nr niklp ill irthpnwan i ris. I - . - ; Usnnr fM.':
the least add in either will dprnmncue tl.e One-mal Attachments.. , -. ; . .
gazing, and the' if ad is itbaorbed juto :h A l?1!15 f1 ttahmentsi .naVjngiued AC . .v,"i,MV
conteni; I leleerious and ofteti -fatal rl i1 '
ct rwelllcu.iWTi to , ihe . JacultX...--, -safenilwVI, 'tW handtof the ,sWff pt V? f
l.h.. ,r,yy.n-.X!,j..pre.secyte. lhjoa'd fon- wmyotice. h hereby givelnBitt . all ' -,v
d i i ion for anyv length attachmentt tof '
of green or bla k gi Xhieh h coi ' 'v-.;5
of :. nd arrd sada aoir it i wH knoW to pn?fta tnd i eplevy.or plead, Jud s Vf;
.. .. . , u .u v , . anient fiud wdl beente9ed.Uff. ftgainst him. 1 ;.yri;;
many that it, has the property m keeping i ,J: ci At p - L ,
butter pure thrjgh the: hot wethK?May -.-f m&tf Xaw4t x;C
-i - - f
coIqicoI 1 Curiosity. A few weeks
since, while the workmen werp employed
in taking out the 4 grit" from one of the
pits in the Harris Mitie, now owned by
Messrs, J. &. J. E Patron, three ptwts
were discovered just at the top of the
slate formation, and below the stratum of
flint rocks, which contain the god4
These wt're sunk perpendicular in the
slate, and aboutour feet from each other,
in a triangular position The posts were
dug up and examined, and found to be of
post-oak; timber, about four feet long and
ten inches inidiameter the lwer ends
of the posts were sharpened, whije the up
per evidently appeared to be sawed off
transversely ;! in the sides were mortise
holes, together with the marks'of an axe,
too apparent to be mistaken. From the
position in which these posts were found,
it wou Id seem that they had formed the
es of a rude table or bench at some former
Opbxion of 'Mr JeTersoru--lnst before oeriod As a proof that no modern cause
the commencement of our lateTWar with could have placed them where they have
l?Un,1 vi. ' lflrrtn vaod K;,ri. now been found; the ground is; elevated
' - 1 ..nA iui. rho rrooL' tand hanaorn anv -jl.
self as follows in reply to Mr. Leiper of ... cleDOSites of soil : vet when and bv
Philadelphia, an eminent manufacturer whom they were placed,- must for the
and Father ' of the present ; Member ot present remain a subject of philosophical
Congress of that name : u . inquiry and speculation. At many other
mines sticks, ot timber and logs have been
1
sumption. at .least in albamcles of which we getner witn a variety oi arnnie, lormeu
raiser the raw Inaterial. On this the Federal pa- bv the hand of art. such as Indian pottery.
pers and meetings have sounded the alarm I IndLifitt arrow points, (made of ninU),aml
imnese policy, arsirucuon or mierc, o.. n:rf.- tS Wrtnil. n vnr mm shanps
that is to aay, Ethe Jron which we make must not 1 .. Rutherford Snec
oe wrouint uere, ihio pioug s, axes, noes etc. in
Ji " .i .V. .l i ' i . i iHt 'l'
THMeritJiat ine snip owner mHv imve uie proniui
currying it back m a majjufricturrd form, as if jjnother New Mine A deposit mine
".f erlnahufaciturjngo-ur raw matrials,.fbr ourown ly opened ori the lands of
ness of putting up pickles, use glasS'al
most exclusively ; stone or earthen w. re
mm AOADBMy;
use, ihh would not be a surplus produce su fla
Mr. Tnomas Jeans, on Second Broad
oeuig consiaerea unnt to contain p;erve. T!IH1B ExammiiOT ofthe Students of this Ini '
pickles or even sacrh.irine liquids, not vniy ;-JL: sitMiiojV.tke.ptice'on W"tdnt?sdAy arid ' v ?!j;
from their deleterious effect upon the to.- i Thursday, tn9(and 10th of 'juried V,Od Thurs'- - tf?H
mer, but because they .'tend ot4 i?; t I
, iui'. - -i .V d V " -1 - '.Students. ."fJaTms,1-Gliardians and the Public ' v iS1
acidity in the hitttr. Boston Patriot- pectfirliovited to attend, 'r.- ! A 'J
. : " ;Thseiia.Ss?on''wm bc'rfn w the 'follow? --1
CONGRESS. , - r Ur?irdiiomia1 termi viz Tf v ,f:S?
Monilav.MavY7. - ' t Kt&l '
r r aoove mcmaeau necesaryexpences, except - )
other buMness, ' : : f
" m I I'M W 3
The House resuo.ed he con-idathm of lSSferi " v
M- 'poii.fA " 9, ..4- r 1 W-v';$t.u0hts'miwf furmsli their twn cndle9 4 .
r...raliafvro's resolution .. for repeitfiDH itk&&k lutn 'tt r..ir.u ,Z 4
the duty on salt ; but the hour expire. t the Prinpipal-dlesf at twenty-cents' Ub
wiuiyui a aiiai uucsitun ucirjrg uKeu uuuu pno 9 ou per ae&sioys lor-pea ciQme. ' JLOe -
it. -. .-'v-
After postponing some
h House again resolved i
-Id. . f'L... ...L.I. - J! t'
jnni.ee vi Li e w hi c ( n ine mil inr ine rtf vrwto io?r ta i.u -i jr ,.:t-.
mnv ti oi uie uiuiaits , wneu :
Mr. l4umpkin,'of Georgia, addressel the
commitfee for about two hours in i)ippoi
ot the bill.
Mr. ElUworih, of .Cofinecticut, followed
in a speech of almost an huur against the
nil. '
Mr. FSter of Georgia, ..wit ro,e, ,nd, TSS
.Ccunied the fluor about two hotir,nisup-1 : " ! r o i uf ki
port of the bill, When he concluded; s - IVillie M- Spear S JanieS , Uichirdsf Exfecutort v
V4ra1 gentlemen rose, but v . of, John N. Boweil,".'dec)3'
Mt c- r , l ' a A n I B appearinir -toie sausi action oi .;c ioutt,
r. Ev .ns, of M une, obtained he floor. I-;Jj:ii;i..W r.n Jf n,UhfI
?4in mi hw miitiun thp rnmimrmu n.co muH I j.: 1 uji t . '.,.V..ii.-'i.'.. t
....... ..... .v,,.. v,., v..,u..vlv- wt., nuu in castfj 15 nor an ; ninaoriani oi AtuiS;oi.aTe :
the liouae adjourned ; fcl f s therefore brderedthat;puhicatltbeniade;
''' - : ? Ui the K
Cotton
been
i
spectanie farmer, in the upper part of this I liet, and pies
ItXr nei5jarr Jifewbeyn Spectator, Koanqke f , ' tsr 7 i,, t
AiWocatej rand WarrUtpn KepotefVll pleasd i fr i& ,
.. i lvetneaDoyemree insertions, ami tor ward ttieir ,v Vr-i
I '-' 11 ' ' 'I" ' ' " t i 1 ' i.i. ' . ' ni.".ini i i. .. f V ,ii.s , j.
; Gr4hviiiecaty;i - 14 ' ' iJ-;A''
i
Seed for Sheev We have . ldstfJ I?i?m8 ciatiapoear Mwxtt , ,
informed by an intelligent and re- -f ito fiM iinnH ' .rii -
r . .. r. . I , vT. - 7- -vrj W-rtl :. V .:,-..' t
id answer ordemUrto the, bill V vV
district, that cotton seed is a fine whole? of conipSdint, m the same will be ukeijpwct)iv 1 -
some food for sheep. He says that tor f3o, ano'afd elparte. -.'j; ' ' ' VUi
onma :mo. .iti';r.rr loe iirVntoi Kio t Witn'essjThomas B rittle john; C!erk;3t MaV. . ..&(
some time; uu ring-the last winter, his f-' 'jrt r i .-., n.-n . . . i
u. , r , i t i'- .i ter of saidt Courts the first Aloay ortarCha ; -
sheep were fed with nothing elsef and that x. I. 1S30 'v-' ? As
low. nun unu uiuiwuu null i .. , , l,tiu. u Jj I 1 libjunit, V. Uri . j-i.rfi-l
rint:in miil..' i 1n rt'innvl inn iif navifratinn 1
in carry W-it to market. - and . e xchan&rine it for River ill "this county, and which has 6"en
those articlt s of which wr have not the raw ma- leased by -Mr'. Charle Hill, vyho has em
lefinK; yeUhiH absurd hue and cry has contriba- p0yed four hands, for two weeks past,
ted much totcdeiaUzNew-Kiand; their doc- j dwts-per week-wortii
trine goes to, the sacrhcui.ic "K1 culture and man- " rt . . , , , t c
ufacui.es to enmmhee x u the cullin? out eo- 881.60 ; making the proceeds pf four
pie from the;interior country to the sea shore to hands for two weeks, gl6320. i l his
turn merchants, and to conert this preat agri- mine bids fair to become one of the best
caltHral country inio a- city ot VLmsterdam. n tiQ gud region. It lies borde.ring on
Hut I trost the eowl sense jf!Ajur; country ., . n . P . , i K. " r,;., ,i
w,U see that its greatest prosperity depends the river, and the gold has been found
on u doe balance between agriculture, man- most abundant in one ot its tonner ciian-
ufacuir sy and commence, and not in thi9 pro-i nels ; 011 extending the examination -to
Uioera'nt navigation winch has kept us in hot the ore&ent bed of the river, considerable
water
-ment.
mvh, -.vftrrwi if itr.n C Ami., withm.t a sr. which leads to. the supposition, tnat.more
renderof riglits, is my sincere prayer." 1 , .lot-lefesdld is contained in.e iands of
-t- ; this and other rivers m inis region, ami
2?ngiALMmtrt are similar to the auriferous
says a judicious writer, " upon ni'; going rivers ot urermany ana owuzerianu. iu-
intu FUnders, prepai atory to his first in- '
vasion of j France, about the year 1340, A BaT of a large siz, wus filled u few
was struck with the .flourishing state of days past on tte farnYot Dr. James Nor
these provinces, of whicli he soon discov- cfcii about 5 miles below this place. W.
ered the true cause ; and : endeavored to understand the bear came up in the open
excite -a milar spirit of industry among field where the negroes Were at work, atul
his own subjects j who, blind to the ad- -ttppro.-ithed so near them, that they, com :
vantnes bf their situaion; and ignorant menced beating huh wijth their Hoes ami
of the source from which opulence . was su cpedetl in forcmg him to climb a treev
jvool better than y.M ever , lorte.be- Notice to Bridge BuiWerS.-i i
but are given in the statein which tey ;l inioii'by.the C AvCourtoll Chihani.--
are taken f root the gin; this information 1 Ht May' Term, for the purpose cf contracdnjr foe
may not be. new to many of our readers 5 the Bunding ot a tirmge across lAWJitiveri.'.v 4 SMl f
but it is to us and we have therefore seen ! or ner beff's Perm m the. road'feadi
nrnnpr t mpntinn it -tirrpn MniiYl from H'ttsbbrodgh. to HaleigHiberebygriveflotice,, ir t
propei to mention it. Ureen. mown. the bMq- rtid SndgV,.wi1lrbef)et o' f -r z?Ml ,
- the lowest'bidder at -tht-FerivTorfTSesday:fte"' , ;-rW' .
T-Uf Literary Emporiu'n U .about - to. -be; .15th pf laneflwherejhoae Wisoipe to'ttri- ;-;rl
gratifi. il by t He sight Df the first living derUkc are requested 10 attend. ' . ,
Rii..o ers -rUMic jin, ever brought into ThpVSmpeSjKr r m ,,-'t?
the United Su.: . It ha recently an .v V'!-J xWrk JlalandVi ft r'f ,1
m trom lJalcu'ta: i- hfteen months, old, ! r.,,-:s Jlenry JUonre, ,
-r. ;Thos. M.ijQhw 1 -Vf f
f - - ? ; ilohb V;By namn. r- v, V)
Chatham,. May',15
TrM-DiTllAnly Vv'nunr tVI-RAfn llrtllnAtr' . '.., '
If Villi UUlIVVn., UA Wt U- If tltWIIUiJUllWl MCUll - ' 'I's-i
- . . r-1 r ,-1" in,
Richard lJullecIc feeders.
destined one day to flow in to their coa n-
try, ' neglected his' wise admonitions ; tuir
would they even attempf those maiiuluc
turfs, iheateHatsj6r'which,thevTur-i
of its freedom and happiness. The work is not nished to those foreigners.: The Kin?.
ausrsymisfarfro LhweveH encouraged Ifrehiish partisans
defec ive. Renewed energy in ita execution s 4ii ' ; , - f . S . .
iqua,-rathe dominions ; and caused
ar
principles and 'prbmipn'4' '- ' -
At this time - (says the Miltedgeville
RecoieV)''tVef;i p6TemaU n our Pen
itentiary, but onewbo wa9 sentenced to
it at the latektetb.'jof the' Superior Coui
of Burked cWhtyf and . ; for a singula
otVence to haye been committed by a wo
The EdfforftififrEHiabeth City Star
iu noticing" tlste Suot
Court of Paiqiotaufv pays! tU
jubi inuuie 10 me presiuuig' judge v
cannottose these hastV Teraarks with
! ,ou.a P'og.triDuteilMdglVHer
is happily united? th pleasing-urbanity of th
gentleman with theetmpbngiSiiity
ot the Judge. In all his charges he is clear? elo.
?Ue"L "d inPrtiali endeavoritig' ashJy its
j j - v 1 iiu -j uuire 3 lias tr o-i vn m ftr
eral satfotion
Many jeaiecj
in thf mmm
entimeuta, expsseU
?bih-caimentf
many wise laws to be made for the encou-
rage meqt anu regulation 01 Traue particu
larly orte, by whicialKpersons were proV:
hifiited froi wearing -ahy woollen cloth
buiof Eiiglish fabric i "
By this he gave a beginning to the wpol
left manufactures' of England .; and first
turnedie-acttpn and etSerprisingeniu
of the people toSthose arts which have rai
sed England tof the first rankamtthg com
mercial nations. V-fVilmirigion Ree.
fPacfon, Polly Monroe, -who was cpn
victedjat tlte laStiterm; ,pf tbf Superihr
Court for ' thist county, of concealing the
birth ofheir hild, tknd serit;enced to six
mchiimprjsonment, lias In; accordance
with avbettitmn itishert belialr feiriedlltiv!
; jhafiyprthh
the cou btyl- recjii ved r a pardoa from this
j Excellency. Qov Owi and shehajt ac
accoraingiy oeen aiscnargeuirom luriaer
t?roIcrtDtibuhaVi
CwHnatdbet Vvrfill, sqtlt-
master Lancaster oqrnoaMift'Aje.
?ufsi -rvreum. w e xare acquamveu. ; whh
f ur feet three infills in height j a "little
more thao Stveh fet in length, and weighs
upwards of two-thousand pounds. Is only
li9iinc orgm i.f much. fays the .Travel
ler, is the upper lip. which is verv flexible.
The. on er lip i like that of an ox, but the
upper m"iH- like that of a horse 5-. and he
uses it hs that animal does", to gather up
hay from ine rack.or grass
bujt, wnh this surior advant
Rhinoceros has the power
lit. to six or -even inches in lenfith from the I It is therefore ordered that wftli
'nose and then drawinfifit to a point. J the RairigWRegiste 'x
iv... u i: .u.. Fa iw.'. ..;'. .A ic 1 that unless the said - William B Iiiae appearat
ole to srasn a stick, or . any small suo ;f nvft .'fiuAnnTi
- UVUIMIVU9W --AAA V 4. 1 Wll . ib ''IIUR VT.
3
frmtl.e groupd, h .- fn;Z 1;..: nf t,;A . , - V
age, t na t the JLvthat Wlliam Inge, one of the defertdahUr . ' A
of extend nig this i this erase, is not an inhabitant of rihi'State : v .
catiori be made-' i . , v. i
out of which, as soon as a gun was procur
ed, he was ahotJiffe?foi Gazette. K
Liberia. We; a rt gra t ified to st ti te, t ha t
ihe brig Montgomery, Capt.; Weinberg,
chartered by the Auxi'iaiy Colonization
Society of Philadelphia, sailed from Hump-
ton Ko.ius on rriuay las;, tor liiperia, with
i cunvjjany of 70 emigrant free people of
c(lour, on board. Of these we understand-,
SO Were emancipated by Joel Ear I, Eq
ot beorgia ; b by I . p, Anderson of Ha
gerstown, Md.; 6 Uy Dr. Tildep, of ew-
tonvirgliwa, 3 by Mr, Felfpw (a ! Qua
ker,) of Southampton:- c6untyj$5 by G.
V. Hulcymb, of Lynchbursn 5 several
others by different persns-the rest were
free before. , Of these last J 2 Were from
uear Jjyncnbur, ,vand 3, uaniel .Ufcbwnj
hisife and daughter, froiojiihis; place.7-7
Th ey a re general ly sober, i n 'iu us tr i ous ; fa r-
iti e rs anu 1 aoou re rs, many or: inem pious
aiiq two respectable preachers ot tne lidp
tistpand MeihistChurcee
oh itloubtf fhaf tii 3?y .wil prt'fcvajtaa&ls
rep fofefe ut -: lojthe oaisHtng 1 cofpfty
which ftefo Y anu;" we
co rd i at tjt. w fshit hem - gooUnVoyageand
all prosperity ifcEthteit new -country.:;- j -
stance, and hold it extremely fast.
Septembercnexffn&pI4
; Tt. W i-brownish, ,ery hard an,. ,0. ST
lid throughout, and when full giown.sotne- Wftnes tfipmas B,rIejohn,.Ctknd
tiureB measures three feet in leogrh and Master Of said'Court, the first Monday cf Mrch
eighteen inches in circumfeience at the j A. D. 1830.
base. 'iV. F. Stal&man.
1 v : it
TU0. p. UTTt.t)rJN OiJSU B.
r 1
mrnibiiea us; tneiojiojirjug remarK -uuiinei
iC'atndtbiOf.MoifM.oiaiiiin bu nbury;
fPenpd iflhtonsequence ,9f!.t.0ga)pje-
THE C HILD'S FIRST GRIEF.
By Mr&Hemans.-"
if O call my brother baclc to tne,
I canot play alone
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i TaeyiAt Adams Spencer Adams. I, ' 1
r?L . f' Petition lor Divorce: " A
fenda nt called and tailed to anstrer tWhere-
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Where is my brother gone? . ccWainsrthat PWicaifdi4t
The buterfly Is glancing bright
Across the. suu-beams track ...
I care not now to chae its flight-
O call my brother back !
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The flowers rnn wildVthe fldwers we sowed
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iiiir vine is aroooin? wun ns loau 1 v
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made For three months in the lUleurh Ueeister
ana. ayir, inape aeienaiiLniappearas me tw i j
term to oe new on ipe secoaa HonqayT-;pep. A J
tember tiexti then ahd there to plead or deanir ;i r a
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He- wdi not cpineo thee : h,, , ,v TboiarH. WflBe & Thomas N. Pulliaw, Adro'ra
,.7 f$ tonce hsttim-time, smio . . i, f h. and Xme $ittard.'
' tin earth no more thou t see., t ''ZI t.thV,tf.rinn f th Cnnrt-
rState. of North-Cftrqlina
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Superior Court of Equity SpnngTerra, 1830
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Siich unto birowas given i
FT aonearine to the; ; satisfaction of the Court.
X'that Thomas U. Pu$, jone of,1me defend
ants' in this case, ! hot an inhabitant of tbif State
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