T)pmisey Bryan, David Chester, Isaac;
Clark, LCl oouer, imam vuie, ionn
Campen, Isaac Clark, Philip Dean, John
Etherasje, Abraham Fowler, Jas. Fatilks,
ohn Graham, Joseph Gurley, Brittain
Gcrgo, Samuel Gainer, John Gill,Wm.
Griffen, Adam Hart, Peter Hadsock,
Richard Hardwick, Joshua Harvey, Jas.
JIukins, Crawford Johnston, Fountain
JourJan, Josiah Jones, Edward King,
Francis Larho, Wm. Long, John Leach,
Isaac Lewis, Bennett Morgan, Solomon
flliddlcton, Daniel McFater, Robert M'
Kinncy, Kli McVay, Morris Morgan,
Rocr" McCraw, Arthur McDonald,
William Mclntire, Philip Mason, Hen
yy Miller, Edgerton Mott, Ncheniiah
Pravy, John Piatt, William Paftbrd,
William Pace, William Ryal, Richard
Roberts, Cornelius Ryan, John Simp
son, Robert Seayer, John Stringer, John
Shepperd, James Sisk. Samuel Simpson,
David Sweat, Sampson Sykes, William
Thomas, Caleb 1 nomas,
ncv, Dempsey Underdoo
r;nS iJ1J'I,i, line, jonn wens,
JLott Watson, John Ward, Wm. Welch.
I look lor support and consolation.
1 pray him to bless and prosper
my country, which, while it casts
"e off, cannot, and I trust will not
bo disposed to deprive me of the
consolations, which results from a
consciousness of good intentions,
and honest conduct in office."
A resolution was subsequently
adopted by both Houses, declar
ing that, 111 the opinion of the Le
gislature, Judge James's private
and moral character stands unim
peached. They have also autho
rised him to draw on the Treasury
for his salary up to the year 1329.
The West India Trade Mr.
Clark of Ky. asserted thp ntlmr
Anthony To-K in tllG 1Io" of Ropresenta
, Levi Vis-jtlvcs m reply to Mr. Randolph,
mat ims trade is more prosperous
than it ever was before." Where
arc we to seek the evidences of
this prosneritv In tl.o
1 7 mi
MARRIED, . .
In Halifax county, on Thursday eve
ning, 14th inst. by Benj. W. Davis, Esq.
Mr. Robert Aaron to Miss Sarah
fVulaker, daughter of Mr. Robert
Whitaker.
Price Current.
FEB. 15.
Bacon,
U randy, -Corn,
Cotton, -Coffee,
Flour, family,
Iron, -Molasses,
Rum, New-Eng.
Sugar, brown, -
loaf, - -
Tea, Young Hyson,
Imperial, -
Wheat, - - -Whiskey,
-
per Peters1 g. JV. York.
lb 9 10 9 11
gal. 23 30
bu'h 50 60
lb 8 9h 8$ 10$
16 173 13 17
bbl COO 475 550
ton 110 112 $90 96
gal 35 40 32 36
42 45 33 39
lb 6 1H 7 10
18 25 17 19
100 125 90 98
- 140 150 120 140
bu'l 80 85 90 94
gal. S3 36 27 34
corres-
Slost Shucking. A friend in
Lincoln county, under date of dependence between the Secretary
'2d inst. writes as follows: "I have! of the Treasury and the Collector
just been informed that a man by I at Portsmouth! In the deprecia
te name ot W illiam Clme, was, ted price of Indian corn in Vim-
last night committed to the jail of ma!
JVorti-Ca?-olina Bank JVotes.
At Petersburg, 5 J to 6 per cent, discount.
At New-York, 8 do.
Dentistry.
rj LILLYBRIDOE, Dentist, returns
his sincere thanks to the inhabit
ants of Tarborough, for the liberal pat
ronage they have given hirrt during his!
vJr, in the lumber tmdn nf ;r.fnn d.r.m ihm .viu un ; ,io
Lincolnton on a charge of having; North-Carolina! The F.-ivnttn-'ajrain rat Mrs. Gregory's) on the ssth
killed one of his own children! vi lie Observer of the 7th, "states ; in6t- and tarr' during the session of the
Farmwell Grove
MPHE Exercises of this Institution (em
bracing a common course of Eng
lish, with Classical studies so arranged
as to render them preparatory to the
University) will commence on Monday,
25th of this instant, under the care of
Mr. J. II. Strain, who comes with sa
tisfactory testimonials of his qualifica
tions and moral character. From the
well known healthy situation, and
cheapness of board, &c. it is hoped that
this Institution will meet with liberal
encouragement. The house formerly
occupied by the Rev. C. II. Hines, is
now in readiness for the reception of
boarders on very reasonable terms. Pri
ces of tuition English, per session, $8;
Latin and Greek, $12. The present
session will end about the first of June,
and after a vacation of two weeks the
second session will commence.
James B. Yellowley Pres't.
Alfred IV. Moore, Sec'y.
Halifax Count)', Feb. 13, 1S28.
Five Cents Reward.
RANAWAY from the Sub
scriber, in the beginning of De
cember last, an indented negro
srirl named
Report says that said Cline and that the "prices of lumber have Countv Court- (preference to P. P. S
his wile went to one of his neigh- actually fallen at Wilmington LT7wEr'h ir ,,oo jwi!
burs to a chopping. Sometime more than one-half, since the re : arooro , icq, io, is&. dd
i. k.. ...., f'. i l a .i r . i
3vmj potatoes
during the day said Cline left the strictions on the West India trade"
company; no person present knew and it brings facts to sunoort the
which way he went. Sometime assertion. Really, as Mr. C. says, JlTS 'RECEIVED, and for sale by
after, a small negro, who was left "gentlemen should ascertain the tllc Subscribe".
with the children, brought news truth," before they venture upon 00 bushels Irish Potatoes,
. I 1 I I'll " 1 I . . w i i . i rv . f . .
mat one oi me cnikiren was dead, sucu recKless propositions. ...Enq. . " lncn Ulcy 011er ,ow Ior asl1
The people, when coming to the! D. RICHARDS
BETSEY TOOTLE,
Aged about 17 years, and has a very
ack complexion, lhe above reward
j will be given for the apprehension and
! delivery to me of said girl. All persons
are hereby cautioned against harboring
or employing her under the penalty of
the law.
ANN PARKER.
Edgecombe County, Feb. 182S. 27
house, found Cline sitting on a! Norfolk and Charlntmi. LinrJ Tarhoro', leb. 21, 1S2S.
CO.
27-4
chair with his back towards the A meeting of a number of citizens '
bed where the dead child was ly- has been held in Philadelphia for
ing. A coroners inquest was the purpose of considering the
held over the child, and the jury question of establishing a line of
;hi in a verdict ot "icilful stages and steamboats from Nor
Icr;' What evidence fasten- folk to Charleston, connected with
Notice,
N order to relieve our endorsers at
Bank from their responsibility, lo pay
THE CELEBRATED HORSE
General Marion,
WILL STAND tho
present Season at my Sta
ble, half a mile from Ha
lifax town, and will be
( J 7 I J 1 . . m r . . .
our other debts, and close the partner-i let 10 mares at UJL,L,AKb, Cash,
hip between us, we hereby offer for sale the sinSlc leaP 1 vVliN 1 Y Dollars the
season, payaoie ai me expiration 01 the
season and THIRTY Dollars to in-
brouirht
71 )
- w,c. nai UVIUiniUU UlMUll- iuiiv lU VIIUl lUSUJII, COUIieCieO Willi ,l10 nfTloo nn.l F.dalli!m(.nt nf i ho f.
ed suspicion on the father 1 know the line from Philadelphia to Nor- telligencer and Petersburg Commer
not; but time will disclose it. ifolk. It is nronosed to onon a cial Advertiser. It is needless to ex-
Al - . -
Ttalriirh Stfnr ! siilisp.rintinn fni- n Mt.tl natiate on the value of this nronertr. to!as soon as ine mare is ascertained to be
in every instance. The season will
sure the mare to be in foal, to. be paid
subscription
,s2oU,0U0,conditionedthatachar- JScnueman oi laientanu .capital, capa
t. ,i ii i. i i .i c ble of conducting the business to advan
ter shall be had lrom the Mate ot .v... : I--
. ..v mil ims passed iur i uc naa irom uic niaio ot ,a T,)C office is comnlctc and well commence the 1st day of March next,
uuiu unmclics ot tlic L,Crislature aoutli-Oarolma, unshuckloil by mT,r)ird in everv kind of Tvw nn,i! and end on the 10th of July. Particu-
' II "111 .
01 irgniia, submitting to the peo- any untavorable conditions. It Press that can be required; and the list
pl' whether a Convention shall be is thought highly probable that of Subscribers, and Advertising custom
'a!lcd for the purpose of altering nine-tenths of all the rassengers ifor maT ytars extended to the cstab-
tlie Constitution of that ?State. ifrom tho South,
i line, as the passage from Charles-
Miilli-Carulina. Judge Wm. ton to Philadelphia will be regu
larly performed in four days.
I O I- I . . Ml
will nr,f,r , jiisnmeni, win spcaiv
IT lit V- W
lJuiiics, has been removed from
office by the Legislature of South
Carolina. The charge against
Mm was habitual intoxication, and
consequent neglect of his ollicial
duties. He was found guilty on
hro articles by a very large "nia
Jnty; ixn nj sentence was pro
li,)Ullcod by the President of the
nato on the 3Uth tilt. The
!o!e scene is stated to have been
feting beyond description.
-uyiy of the audience were mclt-J-'u
into tears. Judge James was
j1 jldier of tjie Revolution, and
'Uhed his blood for his coun
tywhen called upon to show
causu why the sentence should
l!,jt he pronounced, he rose and
pressed the Senate as follows:
ilMr. .President I have served
l'nCountry l0() lng not to be sen-
of my duty to submit (as
jV(w as I may) to this heavy stroke.
Coubl have wished that my old
bad been spared this awfir
l;imity,but Providence has tho'-.
Proper to bring me through the
j.rid and trying scenes of a long
this bitter period. To the
Eighty Ruler, and to him alone,
. Louisiana. Extract of a letter
from a gentleman at St. Francis
ville, dated 8th January:
"I am moving from place to
place, to avoid the contagious fe
ver now raging here. Your
friends Mills and Pickering have
both fallen victims to it: and now
whilst I am writing this letter, the
heat is so oppressive the perspi
ration Hows from every pore,"
Fatal Duel On Saturday, the
id inst. Mr. Bond -Martin and Mr.
Carr, students of medicine,
left the city of Baltimore for "the
field of honor," near Bladensburg,
to settle a dispute of a trifling na
ture in its origin they met at
eight paces, when Mr. Martin re
ceived, on the first fire, the ball
of his antagonist in his forehead;
iie fell and expired on the ground.
His body was brought to Balti
more, and has since been convey
ed to the Eastern Shore of Mary
land, the residence of his father,
Chief Justice Martin. Mr. Carr
is from Virginia.
for themselves
The Newspaper has at no period been
more liberally patronized than at pre
sent.. ..it has about 900 good subscribers,
the amount of advertising has been fully
S 1000 per annum heretofore, with very
considerable job-work.. ..so that we may
s:;y without exaggeration that the gross
income of lhe establishment has avera
ged about &S000 per annum for the last
eight years; while the annual expences
of the Printing-Office amount to 1 i t tie
more than SOQO. Such being facts
(and that we state nothing but the truth,
any gentleman by calling upon us can
be satisfied,) scarcely any consideration,
but the imperious obligations above
mentioned, could induce us to part with
property so valuable. It will be offered
at private sale until the first day of April
next; on which day, should it not be
disposed of (and due notice will be giv
en of a transfer,) it will be sold publicly
on the premises occupied by us on Bank
Street, to the highest bidder. The
terms will be made known on applica
tion; but there is no doubt, should a re
sponsible purchaser present himself,
that on paying down a small amount in
cash, a reasonable credit for the greater
part of the purchase money might be ob
tained. Gentlemen disposed to avail
themselves of this offer, can receive any
further information they desire, by ad
dressing Dr. Richard Feild, of Bruns
wick, Mr. Miles Jordan of Lunenburg,
Mr. James B. Kendall of Petersburg,
or the Subscribers,
VANCE V $ BURTON.
Februarv 19, 182S.
lar attention will be paid to mares sent
to remain with the horse; separate lots
are provided for mares with young colts,
and they will be fed if required at twenty-five
cents per day. Every attention
will be paid to prevent accidents or es
capes, but no liability for cither.
general Marion,
Is a beautiful dark bay, black mano
and legs, full 5 feet 2$ inches high, now
eight years old, in good order, &c.
He was got by old Sir Archie his dam.
by Citizen, his grandam by Alderman,
his g. grandam by Koebuck, his g. g.
g. dam by Herod, his g. g. g. g. dam
by Partner, &c. GEJSf'L, JUARION
was run at Lawrenceville against Sir
Henry, and won the Jockey Club with
ease; he travelled to New-Market, and
there won the Jockey Club, beating Bet
scy Richards and others.
LEM. LONG.
Feb. 19, 182S. , 27
J7'"The Kaleigh Star, VVarrenton Repor
ter, and Washington Herald will please give
the above three insertions, and forward their
accounts to the Postmaster at Halifax.
Notice.
RAN OFF, some time in the
month of December last, negro
man JACOB, bought by Elias
Carr of Hardie Flowers, Esq.
some years since. He is sup
posed to be lurking either in the neigh
borhood of Tarborough, or of said Flow
ers. A liberal reward will be paid to
any person who will either deliver said
negro to the Subscriber, or lodge him in
any jail so that he gets him.
JONAS J. CARR.
' Edgecombe County, Jan. 31, 1928