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. T V - " y . r. - v -HONDAYi Pggg .Wi "r:f U r,lpnurc to, stated that nave vitv-f r- v 1 - .k - r i .Wn returned to :the tit m Gven ..; ' a,rlnvevenin!r,from goon ' ,. , .i : p t?i;.K-iK Titv, and Uurri- r. journey to j. n Ard for Interna Improvements did not S, place, oxying 'o he non-attendanee WK 1 J..Kor: After waitinir a fihe otner"". - - t - f at Mm of the U. SCorp of Eng. V ' Wp ejected1! the Governor, ne?r?T mi. - k- i 01: f,r the arrival of one of the Board and - ivi , NORTH-CAHOIiINii GSBTTB. Ours ar ethe nlans of fair, deliffhtful peace, Unwarp'clby part ' rageitollve like brothers. ,r a i . ijPubiished ery'Thur&iIaj., JOSEPH GALES SON, at Three Dollars per ' annumhaljin aUvutitf AOVBUTISEIETS hotexceeding sixteen l'ines neatly, inserted 3 timesf or a DolIar,& t wc n ty-fi ve,cen t s -Tap e very s u ee'edi ng th tSe folio winar exfrac of a Iettcrreccited )jrthe Ci?nkiton, dated vf, 1 1 , ; " A duel lias been kugh herefc-ir?!! Lveaf. : Sands of the-tT.rS. sloop - of war VanVUIai, and Dr. frenry VV. -Ba4(of the samVesse?". T:e Doctor fell on th' first fire, rnd d;ed in about -1 The semj-wepklv nnblieatHnr of the-. Balmgfr Regkiers we are sot iy (ovVrf wil bjjiscontinaeiifati theTlh of No vetnbcVneit, TH :f Vant fsaflicint VOL. XXtX. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1830. NO- l,42i2. " n panled a gentleman from Eliza i.nllp,r to Currituck C. H. -V. ventioDv" twoPepn?sentatives avowedly ;u ritv Drocceded to Currituck t-. H. r , . A., beth Cttv, pro.. s ed- The Cotumbia papers jpannot tell how jroni ' 1 i " " , t . . ; , , i iiiis Happened, out so it is . ,.f tfia PminfT. thpv weftt'toE take i ri '1 ,inn I 11 V-'m.'; , -r , . ... . , - - cmA.. - T in ueoraria. the old members of Con v;pW of the iniet, woicn mey e.xai m-.m , ; - a a, tlicV were able, without the aid ! ress have been re-elected, with the ex- 'rl Fn-ineer. The Governor has hf ceptiorf of C. E. Haynes, who has been of a -1 i tot . , .vsunerseded bv Gn. N doubt tfcat Ve inlet may oe open , . - ., at the expense attending the Work From Ohio, where the election took I'luvc m me jcui nisi we are in uauy ex pectation of hearing. Much solicitude ly exceed the amount contem- TlO . - . - A : 1 1 . t U 111 L. I " lato.l in the Act of last session- j ? On the Governor's arrival, on. hts re-ta'-n, at Elentbn, he found that Lieut. Dvllon had lefj that place the same morn inrrVor Kiixabetb City, and that they had missed each otner onjthe road. Mail Contract. We understand ver Vlly but frm a 80Urce we think-to be rdiedupon, that,Messrs. Saltmarshf Coi have again obtained the contract for car rying the Mailj, on the main route, j from Petersburg! to ayetteville ; and that thy i,,vp nlso eot !the line from Norfofk to lit v is felt as to the result. The lastSTAk, in noticing the Pennsyl vania election, speaks of the sentiments of Col. Watmough, elected .in the place of the Jackson incumbent, as doubtful. The following extract from an Oration delivered by him at Valley Forge, in 1828, shows in what relation he stands to the present Administration. Jfe is speaking of the course pursued by the Jackson par ty towards Messrs. Adams and Clay : I will nol insult vour urvVrstandinsrs, bv . ' -n. .L. k Mr T.nnnn- I devcenuinj to nof-ce the barefaced accusation Favetteviiie, i uw uu uj "T ml ! ol bribery and corruption : it hits been most yir- Mr IJllKaM9 succeeded in getting nlS ! tuously and imhunantlv disproved, and its pro ,nutL and Mr. Dillumi also ob-i ?ler . now stand in al! their nnked deformity oausui j ri , oetore tne triDunui ot nuoiic odidioii. Has auv tained his Nevbem line.. We are jsorry attempt ever b-en made, by .n address to the .tifr. hftinne failed in secur-- sotorrJun,e.nt8 :ot e. people, to i.rove thit 10 leai ii, i-iiv.v - - .-l icr his line from this City to HilUboro and Greensbarough; because he jis a faithful public seryatttaptl a worthy man. We do not kn iwwho supersedes him. It is also repotted, tbat Mr. MaUett has lost his contract, Irom iayenevuie to Charleston. Wc hope thisjs not the r:p. as it wotiltl be difiiculilto find an individual so jwell calculated, in every loWerduw it to periorm sausiacwmv, of his contract. The Roanoke TradeThe Halifax Ad- that the Roanoke is now in point 'of view. the conditions ? j their welfare is in any way connected with the elevation oi tne tjppoamon Lranaiciate r jso no appeal has ever been made but to their passions ;ind prejudices by. his advocates, and whether it has been ttnon the floor of Conirress or in the words ofa few disorderly young men at a tavern J feast, the same cou'se of accusation without proof, and of devotion without principle, has steadily manifested itself. It, indeed, anything tends to prove the solid basis upon which the Administration stands, it is the means which those .opposed lojit have found it necessary to The Pall Term of the Soperior Court for this county- commenced on Monday,' the 11th inst. Judge Stiiange presiding. On: Wednesday the trial of Sam a sl jve. ndicted for an attempt to commit ; a rape on a respectable whitewomao cinteon ; & alter a patient eximination of the testimo y and an ;ib1e and ingvnious -defenrp bv the prisoner's counsel. (Messri Caldwell & Nash,) the case was committed to the jury, in a lucid charge from the Judje a- tiout It o'clock at niht. They retired, pi in -a. few minutes re: urned Aitha verdict of guilty- On Saturl;iy,after a very impre sive address, the Judge passed upon the prisoner entence ot death, and ordered his execution on Friday, the 12th ihy of XT ... I J j.oveuner. 1 ... The Counsel moved for a new 4rnl!; (V ; sons stated in an afHilavit made by the iwner of th s!av, : bu tt was refused: liey lien rn;tde a tnotion for arrest of judg ment, on an alleged delect in ihe indie' menr ; this wan dso oxen uled & seottMce pronouoced. An appeal was then taken to he Supremr Court horn the decision o! ihe J'Mge on ihe latter motion. On Thursd iy, Absalom Gaither, as lie cilled himself, a stranger in this .part of the country, was tned for f ornci "U and niissiojs a note on Hugh Roh;t!soo, c-vi -t'-d and sentenced to stand in ihe pillory one hour, rec -ive ihiriy nine lashes on ijar e bat k, and be imprisoned for six months Yadkin Journal. lections. 'Hie fact, is talk as they will, the present administrati vn is going down, down, very much as its predecessor did. One by one. the States dropped oft from Mr. Adam?, and one by one thev are dropping olf from Gen Jackson. The Jackson party are consoling themselves with local causes, and hopes of reaction. The Adams party cried out. local causes and hopes of reaction till they were hoarse t,.-, . ..I.Oi ' fPI T l uui uicv viotmrni come. i ne jacKson patronage. Alter (hatdafe ttie wceJUy Register will bepublished on a !are im -perial sheet witli new tpe, . r This is thfe only paper! publishi oftcjn er tlmn once ;i week in the JSate;. and J it is a cause of regret that NotlliiCarolina cannot support ,oie senliweek1y paperV" The Editors of he,i lialeguftav issued prpoiali three four years past; .for a similar puHticatioHy btwepVesame ttTelt I through fo the wntof natronagei -.There ' are not wancingjtupuc. spirited men tq en gage in sucn un(intakih3bttlieuen'- delivors Tor publicijenefitarcVnotKsecdh ' ded by the people, 'wTfich!i8,i5atteH' of" party will call us o:u)W as we drd, but! abola e they.must fall to the; still the reaci ion won't "come. ground ss evidenced from'.th.e"abnye t Providence 2uv. ( Tjtfinerls Journal- boating, and that boats la- vocate states, fine order for den with dry goods, groreries &c. are constantly arriving for the merchants of that place. The Editor of the , Advocate also asserts, from the best information, that groceries ican be purchasedoh as, ad vantageous terms in Halifax, as-inljeither Norfolk or Petersburg ! We are grati- ficd to hear that this a ricient borough is 1 revivins,and that its streets begin to wear the appearancp of bustle antl business. The Elections. Butl little additional ia formation h:is been received from Penn svlvania, sines our last, but that littli is t iost. chceringv Andrew Stuart, th Clay ! i- -candidate, hajf been elected to -Congress, in the Fayette District, by 1000 vqtes o vpi Iuwin, the present (Jackson) member. In 1838,' Irwin's majority over Stuart, was 924 a change in one District, of 192$ votes. It is also reported, Vhough whole return is not received!, that Mr- Ritner, a warm friend of Mr.Clay, has beaten Mr. M'Creary, the Jackson candidate.. Mir. Crawford and Mr Ram say are elected in the Franklin District, ...and Messrs. Hester, Darlingtojc, and Potts in the Lancaster District AVhen te returns a;re fully received, we will endeavor to acquaint our reader$ with the true issuel so far as regards national politic?. The election has just terminated in for members of thei State IUIature. and considerable interest l is felt in the result, as it will indicate in tbe strength of parties on ial question. No definite vet been received, but we Indian Treaty. It is stated on unques tionable authority,-that a Treaty has been concluded between the United States' Commissioners and the Choctaw Chiefs. The Indians are to remove beyond the Mississippi in three years. They are to receive from the U. States Government, an annuity of g20,000 for twenty years, with as much land west of the Mississip pi, as they now occupy besides having the expenses of their removal, and their support for one year defrayed Such as choose jto remain are to have reservations, which, after a residence upon them for five years, are to be their property in fee. The treaty was signed on the 27th About 500 Indians are said to have been present. Philip P. fiarbntir. A dinner was giv en to thisgentleman, a few days dgo,by the members of the liar, and many other ci tizens of Albemarle coutfv. On the 8t! ins. David, the property of Mr. Williamsof Montgomery, was hung pur suant t' .his sentence at the late term h Superior Couri for that county, (or ;lv murder, of John Chisoim, a whhe oian. tie whs coovicted-on the tesfimony ' iwo drat aod dumb prrs.m, whoiive in thi ir evidence through a suorn intfrprett-r. He cotilesstd his ;;uil', we learn, on the .'veil ing previous to. his execution. Ibid. Rich Vein A cold vein was recent' v jiened on the und d Mr. Patterson, i rt "abarrus county, and from eih hush-is id e Ol' were obtained abou: 4G0 p nn M ihtsul fl xed !d, 544 f .hict: Mepe 'he product of tlie lirsi v;jsh,nj. 'Y'no or Wt- re informed, was not r'Und, and s washed in the old mode in rm.kers lb. The Fair of tUe American Institution for the Mechanic Arts,Tnow held at New York, is stated to abound with beautilul and ingenious articles of A4erican man ufactiire. In ,fhe Coaimercial Advertiser, a cast iron chimney piece, manufactured in New-York, is mentioned us made to resemble Egyptian marble sH skilfully, that the most practised eye would be de--ceived. The1 uunulacrures of cotton are more and better llian those before eshsb ited. The quantify of cloths i$ large, and some of them are of the finest quali ty Fine American Saxony and Merino wool, splendid glass-ware, highly finished furniture, beautiful specimens of sewing silk, &c are specified with warm prai$e. National Gazette- Grating Nuhnrsrs.'Tt is a fact well known to most house keepers, that in grating a nutmeg, if we begin at the end next lo the stem, it will generally be hol low all the way through, and is very lia ble to break, whereas, if we begin at the other end it will continue sound to Ihe last. The editor of the Sntir.Qiieid R( - publican, seeing this fact noticed in some paper, asks an explanation, and says it exceeds his comprehension how the mere beginning at one end or the other of the nutmeg, should make it hollow or sound. 'We think we can enlighten him. on this subject. The centre of a nu'moir is coin pot'd chi. -fly. of a mass of fibres united and he'd together at the stem end. Il iirated fir..; at that end, the are cut otV at h" point ot union and t!ius lib' rated so that I hey cme 'u and - make the nut- Dr. Cullars, of AbbyillDialicf; S! C.' suffered himself as a cantl'dUe fiir Con Oft Remarkable Fact. We are cred'ddv in to e hollo bu' if grateil at lje othe i end. t'.ev continue to he 'held, fijrrnl' iu ith'Mi place antl the nutmeg consequently remains sound. Ma$s. Spy. A good day"1 work. A Shutesbury,on Wednesday lat,Sept. 29, Mrs. Bogue,on the anniversary tifl er h rrh dav, at-the formed t at a ;ei;t!eman, living at llav woo'd, Chatham Cou'dy, did actually nick at his sin, cotton, which weighed, in the seed, 4,200 pounds, and packed it all in one day .' 'I"1! j!or f i t i fi 11- l n (r I Ti fwt n IT lncf s f4 .J C J i nikfiiril.itiift l V i i -i n 1 1 Tirji iiii-jr.. ttm was put on board he boat, William . . A .. ,'1JJ J y . ' i r n ir i i iltV fonr ,!'ds ot 'woollen varn-,ot a supe- Murnhev and Pollv Hopkins, and arrived -t -J J . 0 .. V v r, ' .- .,, 6 i ; . nor qua ;tv. J?uch women were our mo- nt rayelteville on Sunday evening, vvitliout t. - r , . J - , I j , , . thers! How marv of the younger portion meeting with any obstruction whatever, , , - , t J ' . Al J . , , t, ot tncir descendants at the present day in their passage, immediatelv on .their , . , ' J if.- t . i . i can equal this performance! ii.i tlii-kii liir-n1 fic fl it.iOu(l tit 'kill 11 i(UOni mtii ni" -i ii.-ijw3i u m j tuiu j '1 ' 7 . i ... v i i i.i . .-.I. i XUiih tiev nave since reuirn'u, ioauen wiiu uierchaiidiz.e to Robert Faucett & to. The above fact shews the improved condition of the navigation of our river res, m opposition fiiJMr. M'Ddffi. AU. itliough the. latter: irentf emari has ?sxmb orer 1 to the Nullifitirs,tie uo Valuable neral!' lv :is n legislator & oratoc, that weshoa?cl be so' ry to see hin supplanted irt Congress, een by the must orthodox politictAn.'---Mre ad vantagerlmay beiiajs expCteff by the nation from his pMvers and prindt pies, than injury from a'oy particular and temporary error of.cjcjrine into which he . may fl I, , The cause of Nullification could not be long uphehlby anyindiyidjiar -A'' las. or Ajjx: batlfieslrengh o sutb sup porters, when sureto be ppUed in. bet -ter put poses, is above all price and 'ever ,,V ' Northampton, 2d Oct. t Messrs. Editors : : Having long been ". a martyr to the gout, I have at length found a very simple remedy, which if perseyer- ed in, Im persuaded will cure the most in vefejiate cases. FtVel so grateful for the relief which I have experienced, that -, I would beg leave to commun'Cate, the means tf cure through you r. paper Hearing Harrovate salts highly spo- kei,i of, I resolved to try them, an(h com melnced bv Jtaking a tea-' oon full ilissolv edj in water, an hour aftrireaklafild thp same after dinperlsoon found a consitlerable mitigation of the symptoms, and by continuing the use of the; salts, I am now quite free from the complain.t. Whenever I experience that pecdjiar, sen sation of the stomach which precedes an. attack of the gout, I have immediate re-, cours to the salts, which invariably a verts it. . . Your otfedient servant.) OTIS price-; 44 Chief Justice Shaw of Massachusetts has directed preparations to be made for commencing the trials of the persons charged as accessaries in the murder of Mr. White, of Salem, on the fifth of November next. ; - We understand that Maj. Thomas B. Smarlt, of this placo, ha.s been appointed Secretary to the Naval Agency for the ITnit Ml States squadron in the Pacific, to resiue .irernateiy ut iiium aim aipu- T I ' - ."". T raso intnrr s journal- . I - j. II I rrt; I . 1 1 YHT. II 1 "CM Ml'"ll IU lljt II Dili I 111 iiim "uwu. i in 111 1 urn l I .1 . t- , i.i . c . , . . J .. . r ;, : that Mr. Yates, one o! the proprietors of nnn hnvp nut in moti! nnr nvcr rrx r . r ... . . . . 1 ' - - . - - r i. 1. , 1 . 1 . 1 . 11 put and our merchants are daily receiving their supply of goods. N. C. Jour. some degree J he Presiden retprns have presume as General Jackson had s'o con- iderabje a 'majority in th last iUgisla fey will still maintain their r - - ttr. ri c.i 1. 1 wv e leei cuiiiiuent iiowe' ture, his par sscendancv. Ker, their majority will be diminished.- stood last year, ih this body, for ..Tnrdcsnn 47 -Clav 1 - -j A;,rom South-Carolina, we have pot. yet feroived sufficient information to enable us lo form an opinion, as to, which party has triumphed. The contest will be a closer nre than we at first imagined. ye find ho we vex, that a number of those elected as favorable4to Convention, are set down as decidedly opposed to Nullification As it requires a vote of.two-thirdsiof both Houses, to sanction the call of a Convert tion, we feel perfectly satisfied of. the truth ofpur repeated declarations, tha,t io CoTrventjion will be assembjed. In 1 iumbia where the 4 great " Political .Uee.rihg wasj held last month, anywhere; according the Nullification papers, th ere were only eight raeri againit on-i operations. ibid. A violeV.t hail storm was experienced about five Miles orvst Charlotte on;-the 1 1 il iostnnt. whurli did frct inUM'V to the cotton, (what little is left liotn the drought,) so tiuiclt so as to render it in a great' measure perfectly worthless. We are informed by a gentleman whose plan tat run experienced the effects of the hail, and' in' whose veracity, we place confi dence, that some of the hail-stones were as "large as hen -eggs, and of various shapes. How far the hail extended, we have not learnt. The same storm here was very-severe, accompanied with lightning and heavy thunder, but no hail. During the night previous we had a thunder stonand on the evening of the 12th another. ' 4 The drought ( the past season has been severely felt in this section, but not so much so, we understand, as in some of the neighboring counties. The opera tions of numerous mills have been sus pended, anl even to. get grinding done for family consul ptibn.was atfended with vreai difficulty The operations at some of the 'Mines were also much delayed fbf th? want of watery - The drought was general, extending: to various parts of the Union; and we have noticed numerous ;comblaints from all sections, in 1(conse- 1 ..it... ' " quence oitne ury weamci. s ,; . i We hone the late; heavy rains with IwrWiirk wa have been favored, will enable the mills to accommodate lb eir cu stonier s I.. ; :;L- Ulnncl 'anVI flinf itKia ' M5jfin more tcpvi . " . , tnllis way Iiewfise commence flotshiirg Census. l). L. Kenan, Esq. t'ne gen 1 " tlemati appointcfl to take the Census of Duplin county, in this State has politely furnished us with the following state ment : fc The population of Duplin county is. Whites 6,954, Blacks 4,631, free colour 154, total 10,469 one third of which are under ten years There at a two blacks over 1Q0, five whites bet ween 90 and 100. 17 between 80 and 90, Gl between 70 and 80, and 193 between CO and 70. Three whites and three blacks are bli id. and 9 whites, deaf and dumb.: Fail. Lbs. I have no more doubt that I have kill- ed a hundred men, than if I had taken a gun anil shot them !" This was said by a " person w' o formerly bought and sold spi rituous liquors, and with reference to that traffic. ' ': ' k .... .-te- v - ' ' .V In Iredell county,, on the 23d ult. Mrs. Mri garet Osborne relict of the late Colonel Adley; Osborne, in the 76th year of Iter age. I'raJM (g turn ,w- . 8ale of Town 'Lots & Real EJstatt in ake--under sundry Decrees of the. Court nf 'F.iinitv. the Adelphi Theatre, has been travelling v 1 " in the Northern paits of England, with f SHALL expose to public Auction, before thfe. the sagacious elephant that nightly at- i Courthouse door in t lie Cit.v of Haleijrh, on , . ? . , . 1 r Mond 'V the 20tb day of December next, the tracted such crowded audiences Jast sea-. foMow;-nff valuabie property : 4i son at that theatre. Two keepers travel lst The ouse Lot ivin;,mmediately with this, stupendous animal, and it ap-j opposite the Court h-useT formerly occupied by pears that one of them M Baptiste Ber-lj tireen Bohbitt as a Tavern. Termsofle 6 and nard, -a frenchman, had given some offence U1 months creuit, the purchaser gym bond to th'e elephant. It is well known that these animals will resent an injury, let it be of ever so' long standing; and so it un- On Friday last the following dreadful event took place at New-Castle upon I vne. It with approved security. 2d. The Lot ai i Houses wherebn the ti idoy of Jehu Scott resitles, lyinff to the North of Uoir I Ciii..a. K . L I I I .... I . I K-l&t '. C ..11 if r 1 cMl' casi ui.in; raKir iioicj, sou III Ol j wv,. pt.w. Msr, , SavageS Lot and wst ot Mrs. S.Hiywood's con- ; On going where the elephant was confined,! tuning one aere. Sold for division among th". on Friday, seized Bernard with her trunk "I children. Terms of sale, a credit of one ajiid who called out Murder!" with all hfs I two years ; the last instalment tocarry .merest strength, when To n the Yorkshireman,tlv ! r th' flTff ?r "PP.;: . fc , ' . . rity and the title to the lot to be retained until other ke.-per, ran to his assistance, but j the J)tl,cha8e monry is paid. . .u . the elephant heeded him not, aiid dashed I o v , f , , . - -f'J r V W ' f t , , , od. The following Tract of Ldad in Wake the unfo-iuiiAie laniard on the . ground, ! countv, VIZ . bne?rACXy !vin? on the'water5of and killed him. i he enraged animal then : Mark's creek, com amine- eir-fit humlrpd anrt Darin? Rnbery. On Thursday morning i;isT, auour. live or s. nines aDoye mnwm-1 attacke(l T(.m who iuckiv escaped, but i thiny-t- 0 acres ; .-.dj mirrfr thlarpfTbdjrtaa die Court House. V::. a travelling gentle- nnt ht,ro. t,'. f,c .lroo.irntl Ur.r,.: Price, Solomon Brown,. William iiortori ahd -' I 11U ILI'-lV Oil I V - U J Ul V. ULL 1 U SIT LIV'WB i - man of Kentucky, by the name of Osborn Henley, was stopped by three persons with their faces blacked & robbed .of his money, amounting to S4.900 in United States' Bank Notes, Mr. H. offers ai ted. London paper. Leonard Seawell. One olhr tract, lyiHjy prl the " waters of Mark cr-k. containing f mr himctred and forty fi e iqres ; ad joiniiig- the lands of Win.4 In the foljowing anecdote, Ilngg tells a ! Hobbs, Thomas Price, Vincent H. Cole & others. ! monstrons b::r story, with honest sun nil- ' inetwo last mentioned tracts 1 ares dd.for di citv o,ind sitrn of a do'r when! vision amon, the heirs of John Ilobertson.decVl 5 wardofS600lbr the apprehension of the jac,.,(MVS his master's. ' It's a ! . SJll Pf "rous of pur- r, " , - , ,. : , iiasmjj, tv riiHni iv-rperison; esq. w no lives proof tie's aye glowerin' up in his master's j or, the tract of S32 acres. Terms of sateone ecu, to discover what he's thinking on ;j and two S't-ars credit, the purchasers Venterinff- villains, or S200 for either of them, and glOO'O for the recovery of the. money. H arrenlons Reporter. Seventeen shares of United States' Bank Stock were sold in New-York, last week. at &129. . The Ohio Canal lo in of - hundred thousand dolHirs has been tukeri by Messrs. Prime, Ward, & Co. ol New York, n the price of SI 1757 foe, each hundred dollars of six per cent, stock,;. The stock is pay able at the pleasure Of the state after 1850, and the r:!te is equal toan interest orabuut 4. per cent. Tlie aggregate offers amount ed to neatly six millions of dollars. tisFat. Int. 5 . . . . - , ; ; 'J Louisiana, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois llhpdeIslnd Mayiandi aotl Delaware, ?even StatfeX;onsider6d either decidedly Jackson, or doubtful, have declared against the administration in their recent State c- and tlen, without the word, or wave o' command, to be aff' to execute the wool o' his silent thocht, whether it be ' to wear sheep, or run down deer. Hecter got sae like me, afore he dee'd, that I re member when I was pwre lazy to gang to the kirk, I nsed to seittl him to take mv pew, and The minister never kent tlve dif ference. Indeed he ance asked me, next day, what I thocht o' the scrmon j for he sawime' wonderful attentive among a ra ther sjeepyr congregation. " Hector and me gied one auither sic a look ; and 1 was feared M r. Patoti wud bac observed it ; but he was a simple, pnmitiye, uri suspectin' auld man a, Vry Nathaniel wHnout guile, and he jealbused naething; thougli botliT lector and me- was 1 like to split, and the dog, after laughing iti his sleeve, fun mar than a hundred yards could stan t nae longerbutjWasiObliged jtp loup awa aw re a hedge into a potafoe uelu,pretepuing to nae scented par tnjes." into bonds witli approved, secttrity the itl(eftt th land!. to be withheld iu t paymenttne p U rc hae e mo ney . i i- pavmenl 1 'i-r 4thu; A Tract of Land, 'on which Samuel ft lived and died, lykij' to t lie south of Raleigh ; adjoining the lands of WdSja-m CbfUm, VVlutrt Ragn, the heir's of the late'H-irry Hunter, Lew-' is HoHiman aird' IInfch"ms? A-kis ; and cohtniv about, seven hundred acres, hisvlaml is order ed to be sold fodmsiou rrmiy the hir Sa muel Sug'jf. ,rma cfs.te, one and two years credit, the purctAser.' giving bonds with approv ed security, and title to the lund to be retained until pa vmeat 6f the purchase money. : If. H. MlLLHIi, Cr & hi Oct. 14, 1830. . d 21 ts laleigh ' B, There will be sold at the same tittle and place, as mentioned above, a town lo Hiriff in wKV is commonly called, tti new part of the C itjy Tumbe 1 22, &, bounded as follows, to-wit 9 ' onf J he 'North, by lot number nine East by, CaV loav street, South by lot jiumber tlurtv five-t and West by lot number 4iweniy one cmtairimfc V -l wa. Oct. r9th, 1SS0. 'A t' l, : ; V'"., V 1 1; ! 4. 1 4- t i J 1 f J-f , i - 9 T, " ! l' - ' ' 1 ' -I so 1? 1 :1 ;-i . rd k,Hf r f & ' 1 " . r - 1 A
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 28, 1830, edition 1
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