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r X Mr J! f 7 4, . . ..s ."it: r iF '.- p 5 ; V . 1 v ARl Rfc TStK PLANS QF r 1 FAItt vDELIOHTFUL UKWA.XJ2 4? l" ' 4 14 . - ' I Ic 3T' ill :l 5 if M r . .1 I"' ' V ' ' . .u - .... . ' ' .,P j - i y So&ph Gales & Son. fttti Doiia. pet waaa; tie i htlf in Mranoe TLMWWfiO 00 bvl, KkiuxT mx uc dsn t KttUKnuun; A PT3r iscocikctd t the expiration of the reir. frill b presrad t dtaariag its contincce jTotfXWlnf sixteen ITnerfllbe insert free iiff for t loij;tnJ treaty-fiTe tents for racn Wbseount poNjciitiorir thoe of rrcatn-length, in rtoporaon. If the. sarber rinpertio be not jssjijcl on them, they ysiH "be continued unI w- Jred otit, tnd enfrgtd accoidiny. SKETCHES DISTINGUISHED .FEMALES. . It libs. rfiAire&Xi ioKRSj or Flora MacDonald. IfMoinis iibVeonfined to Scotland; nor tolthe fortiinei i!ofe''hoiB9orStaart-: The tMinks of the; Can,Fear, in .North- airr&dv with , thjat of her own Scotland. The rebelltons of Scotiand had contri tt'ed to the popnUtioo of the Cape':Feart sjjantriei! : lnsrl before ithe famous .revolt if. theHiejiitrtH ClariW imder tbchiTal banner of ;jpincjCar)es''ltra4 in lH$,er richwcJo tlvr nobility and rehtrr of the;SrnartJ party sobgh"tf a The fita battle of CuDodeti anoibijated tjie powitf anri icdepeiidentef the high land itird atidvia the '-fear. 1747, a ioloaj offlt thwndfiisltnders aTri ed, and nettled on thf fjaiiks bf the Cape Tear;! TjjtrtBng'nally from hard necessity!, but, eved vp to this time, from lies of retdtbnship, or the still deeper iym.pathjr of muttaV origin, the liiland emigrants are; prone w sees xne ?anaj re gioo of.thjeir conpirymen. He who can tot go to Scotland 'may penetrate into the coantlesxof - Cumberland .Moore, Rich Wood, Ebeson and indeed'into nearly ill the Cape FweWltiesrwheje he will d.ev.e the Oaetolnj'tii all its na tirepuritT. . ;'! t T t '" Flora MacDonald was the daoghter of MacDooald of Milton, in the island of Uiit ; but: her father haying died in her lnrtncyy pnq , ner inoiner uavmg marnru MacDonald of Armadale in Sky e, an ad herent of the, eofernment," she was thu fsndeared to both parties, the government and that; of Prince Charles, the ynung ; pretender. Her iu ore usual residence was with heivbrother, the proprietor of Milton ; but such j'eems to bave been the estima tion of her character that she was belov- I 4 m a -V - ta oy every cianreoeuionists or not. -She did not see the Prince Charles un til after the battle of Culfoden, when he vas a waoderer,1 without- home, & with -out frienSs' and adheents. His forces had been slaughtered and routed, and he lirawlf driven- to the hUl and cave of fau kiogdom to find a hiding place : arid at such a moment. Flora MacDonald a dopted hira and Vis causis." She disguised lnm in a female drea?, and guided him from inland to island and aftr enCoun terin;; every hardship and 'ever? peril, rut him into the way t escape toTFrance, vi here he liad friends bh and aroond the .throne. . Flora MacDonald was arrested, confi ned in prison, and after a ryeaiy was re leased, and then carried into the court society of London; by tady Primrose, a ja'cobUejladr of of wealth and distinction. It ts recorded that twenty coaches, of the proudest names of the realm, stood at the door of Lady Primrose, to pay their re epects to the heroine of the Scotch rebel lion, only a tew days.after her release. A chaise?and-fuur were fitted ud to take her back to Scotland ; and when she. was coDSUlied aS to who should escort her noraf, sue seiecieuner leuow-prisoner. Ueneral Malcohn McLeod who boasted that he came to London to be han&ed. bu t rode back i n a chaise-and four w i th Flora MacDonald." She afterwaids married JCingsburg Mac Donali!, .of Kingsburg, the son of one of her old associates in the perilous salvati on of Prince Charles; and he, like all the highland gentlemen,was encumbered with reaw obligations, in the way of private M'ebts, and still heavier oaths of fealty to ice nouseonanover. -in 1773, Ur. John Son and Mr.' Boswell visited the house of Singsburg MacDotfafd, 'and' were entVr- j 'tainedby the generosity and hosnitalitv P cf the proprietor atfd his noble snouse, i She was thetHSel genteel looVir. wo- I man, folf rof the enthusiasm of her early ; life ; and the wasaoW the. mistress of the house Jn which both theT fugitive Prince nd herselthadJjee;a;oo.ceiiferTaiRed by the father Ipf her husband; ? fShe put the I ti'ok it was in 1775, when she arriv- ed in North-Carolina and settled at Cross Creek, the seat of. the oresenti town of Fayettefille. " It was a stormy period of our history and those who cameamong us at that time to seek peace and content ment were disappointed, for they met, at their landing, civil and intestine war. i I he policy of the royal Governor; too, was to carry along with him the Highlan der, whom he- represented as stilt liable to confiscation of estate foir tneir. former rebellion. The prudent emigrants were too recently from the bloody field of Cul loden to tuo heedlessly into another war of extermination. They I'm easured the strength of the English gbvernrient by their; owtj eperience and seeing arounll them no Prince of their own to lead them on to battle, theynearly to a trlan joined the royal standard. , f The truth is, the countrymen of Flora iBcuunia . were incanaoie Qi appreciat ing the nature of our revolution. - They badcome to North -Carolina in quest of fortune ad undisturbed peace, land clone to (he govern rueut ifrom a ' double sense ofintgresV and, ierJ The sublime idea of an American Empire, was not within therange of their hopes and antici pa tlon s 5 bu i Scotland Was again tovbe; tlei r ; home, when KingOeOrge should have forgotten their rebellion and, fortune should again have restored to.them wealth and impor tance. " ' ' ' -: ': '' of Flora 4the Hland chief; whicV de serves to be here, recorded. He . wis -an old veteran in thw art of War'Jhavingbeen enzaed as an officer in the army of the young Pretender, in 1745, in which cha racter he appeared in the battle of Cullo den? He was sick at the battle of Moore's Creek, and committing the; fate of his countrymen into the hands bC.his Aid.de- sure U known-thaishehasin camp, Col. McLeod he remained in his tamp. . Atter his forces had been entirely routed, the whig commanders' found him whom consummate patience alone,7 seated on a stump, aind, as they mvsteries of hisi trVdeAtV'ai Kingsburg MacDonald entered Hvith much zeal into the cause of the roval Go- hands ber into tli J shop where immedi ately he slips frtvfo her, Tandv throuch a by-way that rernirf ns visits fbsnly half a uuimeni, wun f eac success injtrencrves himself behind a Counter;' here-facing her with profound reference Sjmodish phrase, he begs the favor of k'oalng herj.com mands. Let her ar arr J di!ik what ne pleases, she never in be. directly contradicted ; she deals .ith a fnan, in is one of the: and whatever walked up to him, he waved the parch- trouble she creates, ,she sure to" hear ment scroll of his commission in the air, nothing but the fost obliging language, and surrendered it into their hands. and has alwaysbeforl J jfr as cheerful The town of Fayetteville now covers countenance, whflre ,joy 'a respect aeem the 1 spot formerly the metropolis of -the to be blended with god jfumorf -and al Highland clans. There lived Flora Mac together make nf an aij5liat serehitv, Donald, and a host of others, who.se names more engaging than uut&jtit, nature . is appear in the history of Scotland as brave able to produce, vWhenffo rrsbns are and warlike spirits. To me it was a beau- so well met, tlf convert iation must be tiful spot, as Reenin 1828, before its de- very agreeable,i,as wellfas extreniely struiption by lire, when the spring time of insnnerly, thouplthej 'taMabogt .trifles. .! year contributed to -embellish the batiks Whilst she remains i rTo!(ute what to of the stream that winds its way througli fake, he seems tnbe tlie g ime in advising the very streets of the town. I remetn- her, and is veryautiouslio to direct ber one view which would have been a her choice ; butMhen once she has made fit spot, even for the romantic genius of it, and is fixedhj' imraeately becomes El orra. MacDonald. Tliere was a small positive that it ilsJiie beMif the sort, ex- bridge that spanned thestream,connext ing the Coart-House and the City Hall, and, standi ns on this bridse, you had first thence of Mr. Eccles, an accomplished over any thinglhas in hi;$shopi ! By pre- less tf answer. attorney, immediately . De tore you, sus pended over the creek, and connected with entire j success--wben' his - country was no. longer endangered, andpublic fairs needed not his longeratay-he. beat bis sword intova ploughshare,'7 and re turned with honest jdelighU to his little farm. - -'Jf , Look at WaVhtnotoh I What was his course of life r He was first 9,: farmer next ixommanderrfychief of the host of treeaom, fighting tor tlie liberation xf ms country from the thralls of despotic op-pressioa--next, called to the highest seat o government, by his ransomed brethren, a President, of the, largest. republic oo earth and lastly a taemsji again! Look at FkanclikI He who ; s i; w , With the thunder talked, as friend And wove' his gaUod of the lightning's wing, In sportive twist ! f ."- What ras he ? a printer ohce a menTal in a printing office l Poverty stareil him in the face but her blank, hollow look, could )othirg' daunt' hira. He struggled against a harder current than most aire called b encounter)? but hetiid notyietd; He pressed manfully onward bravely buffetted misfortune's billows and gain ed theSdesired haven f tols her tancV, ajtl the mprc'.he '.looks' up- Wbt was the famous Bjsn Joknsok r on it, the morels wbndefs heshould not lte...ws first a fincBater or maism have discovereiM he. ptelminence of it Whatwas he in after years B 'Tis need- ddined the shadow iof beannesV-an4; wit the Jciadest aiid mbstiiuetv4r' y Such.was ,he whom Hrtrre lost j andt ha?e lost her when W Vxcelletiiaturil sense was rapidlImpraVtnitfieV'etKv''' years ef struggle ind; digress had bouhd . us fast together, ad -moulded our . "tett pers to each other ; when knowledge oi her worth had refined: mjouthful tuve into friendship, before age had deprived . it of much of its orieina! . ardour. 1 lost fher, alas! (the. choice of jnt . youth and tne partner of my misfortunes; at aftjjbov wen t-, when I .ludrlhe irDpe9itetiv;' sharing my "better, lday. 4 lus ibyjlear. is a calamity which the prosperity of tbev world cannot re pairf To eipect that any thing on this side of tf;rave:an" make it tip, would be a vain and deluii ve ' expecutioo. ; If Kad iost theuly; jind; ihoughtleis companion 'orf coipeity, Ithe" world could easily have repaired my lals ; bu't 1 have lost the Taithfaf aH.4il$er pajtner of my misforYiiiii f and the rjtilf consolation is in that Being, under whalV severe but paternal chastise met I- am kut d o wns to the prand&i$m'- i cept, example, .itid greatDbservation, ne w &at was cuavs r ao Ayrsnire has learned, uHbserveuV: to. slide into ploughman! Woatwas he in alter Iile, SNUFF TAKING. V j Snaff Ukink is an old custom r yetNf we came suddenly unba it in V toreitrti country, it vrou Id nuke u t split arttd el wivu iftugaier. : a grave gentleman tajces a little casket out of his. DockerJ Wtitk J .t. ..LA. ? rc..-.rvi". with the street by a bridge's the stream the inmost recesses of'theool; sound the In th.ej estimation of his country men, and lAf .ftt MAm3VmltZ"Xtil . .1 . l.i -ft) V . - u WVUK& m H M ' -IU-1&' W IIII fl VBK. inovT I our uorary gives me an- r . VT'. -. w. . muanwnvrumi CiiQ01 Ut B array van me oaizniy noai oi woriuies mai i ee ..i vxivws , , j . i v i j- j i ii ii l "Bu-iikn mere is a certain iooe ox. haveved and died who were cradled in ;,nBOrt,BWi v I the or and received theism i lessons in the school ot sfiiicuonf Way. r-u-i,-.- . j IT l. r - TlI . . iuiircs his iicui; in- mi irrniT. - nrinu XkiVui 8hake adorhis vriistcot, orlhir .fl k?S7v nose itseltVor all threevn the afyle 4f a "I!;. !!! man who has done his dutyhd satisled put uieir uanas, wincing us way -inrougu ue ueari anu aue.is wwony ignorant- oi,-;iereiore m Murij.u most serious ciaxms to his-vreU-beloz." 'the Mac of a city ; such an ornament had the Cross, he no where &bre eeremotislyi impose fesston, however low m the opinion ot the tt i nrinM. A -Zrwi?iL-f ills, anil Creek of the Highlanders.-. There is an Jnpon her underatauding:?and though here word, but has been honored with eath?slwbich npnnuit .JLtr avtl. nted here, other creek, tliat courses albog the sou- he has the liberty of telling what fibs he greatest antUier worthiest. r I little fiu and starts and t over the thine nd heredi-1 thern ettremitv of the town, and iust be Inleases. as to thp nriinft flost and the. mo- Youog man! does the iron hand of mis- L,,;. utw Tt ' J? i vernment, and assisted hi kinsman, Gen. then flowed on thrbush a spacious and capacity of his ilstoicer&i and find but I the. wliridf ' Your library gives the an Donald McDonald, jn is extensive pre richly cultivated garden, and then hid it- their blind sidti JunknowV to them i by paratioos for the-famous battle of Moore's self atnist a proslon ef the richest shrub- all which he is ufstructe in fifty Other Creek. -Flora, "too, is said to have em- bery. On the left was the Episcopal stratagems to rraCe her biriudirment, as bracedw ith much enthusiasm the same church, and, away down the creek, the well as the coran'iwlity slieould purchase. cause, , ana to nave exnorteti Iter country-high steeple ot the Fresbytenun meeting ihe greatest advfnfage to his over her, ui.cn iv auncrc iy meir Rinz. aneseme- nouse snot up into tne air, as u u nantues in me mosrmatcriangart or tne com ment of Cross Creek was the metropolis been the monument of the spot. A beau- merce between them, thitdebates about we hive cited instances enou of the Highlanders,' and there i they con-1 tiful chrystal stream, with embroidered the price, whic,he ktiovis to a farthing, yea, more than enough to pro civgfticu v iiMcu iu me counsel aged chtefstThe MacDonald!, leods, tne.txamerons, the MacNt the Campbells were all represe in the person of some beloved a tarrchiettaio. j low the city the two streams apparently ney he has refused, yet fee trusts not to fortune press hard upon you, and disap va iuc ursi oi reoruary, 1770, uonaiu cross at nsni anaes. me supersun- inem oniy, out, aitacK MacDonald' issued a proclamation, call- on was ofold, that the waters actually Intakes her believe the ing upoft ainoyal Lighjanders to join hi ( crossed etch other, but, by a little ob- things in the- world, conierning standard. at Cross Lreek. and on that day serration. voU will perceive; that the 1 weakness and her suoern rabuit fifteen hundred men mustered under his streams have, as it were accidentally had taken a resolution, hfsays never to I threatened to overwhelm their fragile command; The enthusiastic spirit ol touched, and. without farther conflict, part with that niece undi'ir such a brice, I bar ! Do you despise your humble sta- Flora Jbrgbt that it was not for " her separated, and cone ofif quietly on their but she has the?f ower o&talkine hrm out I tioii, and repine that Providence hasnot Charlie,she was warring, and traditioD serpentine courses. Hence the name of of his goods bjpnd anbod he ever placed you in some nobler sphere fMur says she' was seen amon the ranks, en Cress Creek. The' surrounding country sold to : lie brutists thai. he loses by his niur not against the dispensations ef an cuuragMg and exhbrting them to', battle, is a sandy barren, with but little under- silk, but seetnrhe has fancyt for it, and all j wise Creator! Re mem ber that wealth A-ojciu seguis io nave oeen a vsirange i growtn, ana, out tor tne lotty pines mat is resoivea to give no m.re, ratner tnan ? whichuh i uiwi.i icwuiuuc. vr m - -conomv of the TftahU other, with 1.1 r- - t - i ' .1 j:..vi" t I jit- . i . I to! ai.tn irnrth, fKf ViIibi iliak.notllr I . ' . ' " B.' ,' -T" 1 uyman ue- ui5to.iKe a lau v ne nassijpnan Mcamwiw " l"" . t ur"v luxuriance of gesture and lavish neis of de "waste of value for. he yft ill let her have Itand on- ea ned arc a. lasting curse that vjrtueL..i ,i.- .-L-.iv. 'JlTi- un4 i-Mgui iuc uauie oi uuaouen agamsi sano svanns ine American nome oi riora uy oegs mai at anomer tme sne w the cause of freedom. " r I MacD'nald, a city in a wilderness, an Utand so hard iruh him In the Kiivgsburg MacDonald was: a Captain oasis in a sandy de in the army, of Donald MacDonald. and female in the histor esert. ine lite oi no uiroe tne buyer-who Knev's mat ne is no rv ot anv country ..was I fool, has a voluble tontte. is easily ner- hisjwife followed the fortunes of the camp, lever more deserving the attention of theUuaded that she has a vty winning way She prvceeded with the army towards the historian. The adventurous deeds in the of talking, and tpinkingyt sufficient, fur camp y tlen. Moore, on Rock fish river, service of the unfortunate. Priuce, hsve the sake of god breeding simplv, to been celebrated by almost every poet of disown her meral, and .isjsome witty re the age, and have, more than any single J partee retort th compliment, he makes subject, unused a spirits ot rove and war into tne mmstreisy ox ner own poetica; country. j '.J?. : .1 -" - ana -was wun ner nusnanu on tne inornme or. lire aotn ot uebruary, on the banks ot Moore's L reek, a smal I stream in the coun ty of Hanover. The Whig army, under ae cummana oi toi. luington,: was en camped, on the other side of this stream ana on. tne morning or the twenty-seventh thetelebrttea battle of Moore's Creek was fought, the Highlanders signally rout ed,. colonels Mctiod and Campbell both slain, Kmgborg MacDonald taken pri soner, and Flora once more a fugitive and indeed an outlaw,, 1 he Highlanders were u.vm. Ancae are epigrammaucanuo takers, who come to the point as frst as points. ished demeanor? they value the style as. much "as the sensation, and '!TV thefbo around them as much out cf dignity as be nevolence. Some take snuti; irritable. Others bashfully-r others lc j ahiinneif; a dry as tne snuff its el rgeiieraXIy wli aa 1th wAn honest sum's the noble; work of God n Vnd when dark disappointment comes; ner swal s SHOPPING. The following article, descriptive of the manners of a shop keeper and his fe I male customer in the year 1725, is from a very ancient work. It is left to the as bought her allk exaly a-t the fetter from the late Sir James Mackintosh igthvrww price as anv iruuv eise.tiiiigui oavc .uour, and often gi v6s sixpenctf more than, ra- tier tnan not nave sum t, tie woum nave VWft ft. V t a brave and loyal race, but, poor fellows, patties interested to say how much the they bad their Culloden in North Carols example has been improved upon: , ua as well as in Scotland. - r - " ' - - - " M Flora MacDonald returned i to Cross Creek, without her husband f and there he found the Whig banner triumphant, under Col. Alexander Martintifterwards Governor of the State. The said reverses Those who have never minded the'eon- versation of a spruce mercer and a you ng Lady, his customer, that comes to tits hop, have neglected a scene of life that is very entertaining. His business is to sell as much silk as he can, at a price f L. -7 MM n . I n ...... I. ... . . .. t . ui ucr iouhiic ruiv w iiarc, wegu". Dy xvhicW he shall get wftat ne supposes to be reasonable, according to the custo mary profits of trade. As to the lady, what great living patriarch of Bogtlsh letters the same bed in which the unfortunate Prince had on that bcca4on slept. In the tour to the Hebrides, it is related that KinHborg MacDonald was embarrassed Ins private affairs, and Contemplated a Tradition says her house was pillaged, and her plantation ravaged by the cruelty ot tue mra, ana tnere is too mucn rea son to believe that it is true. ) The High land population was for many years, con nuered, and kept tn subjection bv the re- roemorance or tnis aeieat, ana it wasoniy during the latter part of tlie war; when the contest became more doubtful, that they again joiued in the heat of the battle.. The Hi2ianders, and with: them the husband ot Flora MacDonald, there is too much reason to fear, shared the fate of the nnfortnnate rebellinnists pf t745. Their estates were ravaged4 by; force, and as soon as a State Government was estab lished,, the lavages . pf -the Whigs were egalied by an act ot confiscation. Hings- burg M acD onaM remaiuejd in N; Carol i na but a few years, when he embarked in a sloop of war. for Scotland; Mr. Chambers in hi admirable history pf the '"Rebellion of 1745, records a circumstance that oc curred during the voyage, illustrative ot hrt character. The sloop encountered a Freiich ship,; and in the thickest of the battle, Flora wasj on deck, J encouraging the crew until the contest ceased.. She afierwards pW shehaueodanff loih ihe Huu.e of Stuart and the House of Hano ver, but that, she did pot jperceive that she had profited tfy her exertions! ! ' There is one aerdbteXcnnecjfed with the battle ;bf LMoore'kXJreek.L and with w ' . . . . V."' ...' . J Donald Macpg who was a kinsman a . I f she would be at is to please ner tacy and buy cheaper by a groat or sixpence pwyard than the things she wants are usually sold for. From the impression the gallantry of our sex has made upon her, she imagines (if she be not very de formed,) that she has a tine mien and ea sy behaviour, and a peculiar sweetness of . i i - . v - i mr A. voice; tnat sue is nanusotne, anti u noi beautiful, at least more agreeable than most young women she knows. As she has no pretensions to pu i chaise the same things with less money tnan other people, DUl wnai are OUill on uti gmm ijuaiiiicB so she sets herself off to the best ad van tange Her wit and discretion will let her. The thoughts of love are here put out of the case ; sq oh the one hand she has no room for playing the tyrant, and giving herself angry amf peevish airs, ,and on the other, rabrerlib'erty of speaking kind ly, and beinaffblevj than she can hae on ; almbit" everv other; occasion. She knowV that aburTdance pf Well bred neo pie come to his shop, arid endeavors to render harself as amiable as virtue and the rules of decency admit of. . Coming with such a resolution of behaviour, shy cannot meet with any thing to rufie her temner. . Before her coach is quite stopt, she is anoroached bv a ecnlTemendike man, that has every thing clean and fash lonabie.abot hfor.'who in. low obeisance, pairs ! frV, and as boob as herplea How vejpV contentedly the. subt j rt wither at her stare but Dress tor- wrd-tand tbe prize is yours: it was thjus with Franklin it can be thus with vu. He strove for the prixe and he won it ! So may you! 'Tia well wonn con tending lor and success may attend you i tance of evleryithing heftelis .her. The Uijd the stars" will be, brighter than the upshot is, that: with th ? satisfaction of 'stripes." Utxca Kecard of Uemus. having savedv pinepencH per Jyard, she J aj and sneut its superfluous honors ver neckcloth and coawi lir.bhnsdn'sl waa. probably a snuff of this kind. He lused to take it out of-the waisuoat pocket in- vu wox. a nere is .a species or long-anned snuff taker, wh'a perVorms the operation, ending with si'sudaenac'tCvityv oiii smaucr ana rounaer men sometimes attempt it. He puts his head on pae sides. : men stretches forth hu arm, with a pinch ; in hand ; then brings round his hand ; asj. -a suuff taking elephant would liis truuk ana, nnaiiy, shakes snuc; head, ami note on the Death of his fftfe. '"SO Vas FRA NKLIN !" Allow nie in juSticeto hey memory, to tf 11 you what she was, and what I owed i her. I wasrguided iu my choice only bv the blind affection of my youths and nught have formed a connection in which a short oO vnnVe a nrentir ' sad a ttlelUea passion wou;u nave Dee a loiiowea v J - -r r - r v i - k . toy. the other day, tauntjirizl v.to his com- by repentance anl disgust ; but 1 lound ran . ; iin X' . L I 1 I IL 1 tullw.ant fi ri r t9 ta 4unnai I ri uiift a r " , r - i , . - . . - . around, and while th1i of injgred pride a prudent momtress ; tUe most UUhtul ot and the look of pity weritstrangefy blend- Wives, and as dear toother as ever chil- ; rn.inA,nr. viyiv nwpifd wren had the misfortune to lose. Had l So WasFra&LIn!" M . I jjiiarrieu a woman .who wa.-j or giuuy This d and 1 tu closely. vutsion, Hfs eyebrows all the white ar lifted up, as if to make the more iroota for the onset ; and wheiM.hihaileuded ' he draws baJc to his perpendtculari and generally proclaims the victory he has mnn 4ltm. .:tj:. .C k'.-J'l.!l.. . ' momeni Dy a snua and a great ; Leigh MuhTsJzij, State Bazxk. oi If or RaleighjSd Sept. I AT the adjourned meeting of the Stockhold er of tU1s Btnk. held ta the firit Monday a Dividend of the Capital stock :J.ic s.t i -.'.'-.'i, JL'm. f..-I nmiih to hAVR been infbeted bv mv im-1 th motfth, a Uividei S rVf pX J hi :.Tr" " .lu u.a L'a"' f Tn Dollars, per Sbsre was decided;! Which rned tnmark th disputants more muucuVc, . u . v. ;- j vM be p;4iJ to hft stookhotdets. orthebtett Tu J t f-.-ivaA kr tiem nted to correct it. I should, in either 1 .'.: .TSr L ace it t hfrlPr. in fiocipl v xase nave uecu incincvcdoiy ruuicu . a . ... ' m . 7 j- Are. . a r. .iln.r .l. uvnlil i H wrt r sid Bjuk in the City of taleifX qo and after Monday, the 8tb cLy f September insti under the irae rules and regulations as thev1ortnee Dividends of Capital have heretofore been paid 44 4t , D. W. STONE, Oishr w than his hutuUe vet mire dignified com- fortune, in either case, would,- with mi ; - . l.i v. . I t-.l.Ti. Ixdb hapn nnlir , onnpltr nttt fit namon. ine tatter wan a spngnuy, ;ac-nywt " "vk' tive lad, ScarJte twelve, years old, and uesirucuou. a coarst lvbutcfeveriyatifred. s I Bat young by the tender management or my wetness m - ' J 1 . . i . - fci t at.. . a : a. . - . Hp thttrn was viuWe in his'coun-Egrouany correcieu uie inoai peroicioos l r .-v : V ... .1- M V'-- . f AS.... mI MdfMAfl tn A V Tn H flAtM. tenancc muc!vt gemu maKiy aigniiy, w, - - - '-Jx oTrER to resume mv strvleVefri. and determinate resolOion-iwhile thatttnion oi a oegraumg ano ruinous vce.-- fitr diacottnt 0; rewtt-ebr of the former sbowed n ly; towered pride tone oecanje prvucui truiu uwiuu. ui g ,nk, jor toe pric? of50 cntf eic. ? &f past and the imagijiid superiority 6f riches. Mhough of the most generous nature, she experience m this buaineas wi of the man plough his Ualliiibean hum-- period, of my life, she preserved order m eSVcted, the mbifey , will bo di. ble one ; aod-though p(lverty -extends to nyaffairs, from tlie care .of which she of according initmciioo. him her dreaW, cheerless rrality s til f relieved me; she gently reclaimed me 1 W1LUVM PECK he looks on tb'bnghtest side t the scene," from dissipation: she. propped my weak a rjllJr ftT n a tffiJiTl t ,n.i ,iP.iv in' nf rnaiia.n from na.- and irresolute nature : she urged raj m- JHtttlXJUJlil , v verty, woe, ,lnil wretrrhertnifss J unce, "so was Franklin P aiirf iheiiworld may ' ' . A - - ft one day witness in our little fnreniice ' as great philosopher as they have already seen in his itle pafl?er n! ' And we pass. eo op, uurw weuw wu . f, hemottbf Our inf jnlile philosopher contains muC--tdo ratxh. to-i be; forgot- ten ana snoiiia ce engisven on iuc iojhu, of all. VVhalJcan bet yt'r ' chfar Jain it an bumble: calling, th nv thu . reflection that the greatestind Di stoi .ne,,earin--!j dolence to all the exertions thai have been useful and creditable to me ; and she wav neroetually at hand to admonish my heed iessness and imprtiyidence. her I owe that I amefrjan- outcasttolier What ever 1 am'V. to bet what; ever I shall be. Iii heJ-solicitude fortmt -interest, shee- vsr fpr a moment, forgot my .eeUnjer mv character. Evenin; her occasional rMftntment for which t but too often gave just cause 'would to God I sould re-; the greatest stitesmen4 the btightest phi ness or aenmony ber reelings were warm Josophera thi prouder i; warmrs-Aiav; and impetuous but s.e was placid, Wer once graced the same nrotessaon r Look at CtcxKwTul ; A the call tjf his country Unlaid asifje the plough, and ami rnnatant s she onitel the most atten- tive orudence with the most generous aiyl guileless nature, vwin a sjpir ..ujs- T J ILL SELL my preseof Residence at a vary 1. tedutied prCe', if pphed lor before the' 1st November ' next: It is situated no the Suge Road leading from', Raleigh to Newbern, yft oulcs from the City contains 304 acresj a com fortable .Dwelling House and every neeesiMiy out BuiTdrng, andofferias manyJodoceobentS to a family as any place in the county .Health, fire wood and excetlf ot aur, abound Abere rermswlllbetaadaeuy ,: . 2 purchaaevabe 4ppiie d wttb Provisions, '.orsti. Cattle, Uogs, and Jrming; UtefiaUa M every kifltd,f apUif -antey Uuscjboid ajul KS chen FarhitufJ. Pcrtooa wiiiunja comfprtabJte houiei its low price, arceojieticd to vfew would then se betttT judges of Jbe v.hieV thsV' , land.- aptfritb VVestou R. Galea, Eaq. KaWh; :; or on the spot, to , tihSept.104- ; iV .. i "1 i -'ftrion 10 America. , - 4 . jx4 fir it 1 1 jr. V f . tm " 4 13 '
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 16, 1834, edition 1
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