where lie made several utiunwtM
to throw himself over it steep and
dimerous precipice, in all of
which he failed, and then wander
ed, he knew nut where, until he
futiiul himself in York, Pa. where
he has ever since remained under
the assumed name of Robert
Coincujf.
You will naturally inquire, what
could have induced such conduct,
every step of which bears the im
press of folly? No sympathy for
the individual himself, but that
which is always felt for innocent
and injured friends, at present
pi events a development ot the
from the long continued rains of
August. Recorder.
Salisbury, Sept. 24.. ..At the re
cent term of the Surry Superior
Court, Wm. C. Bird was convict
ed of manslaughter, for shooting
and killing a man by the name oT
McCollum and was fined $20.
The peculiarly aggravating cir
cumstances under which the de
fendant in this case was incited to
the commission of the act for
which he was tried and convicted,
were well calculated to enlist the
sympathies of every honorable
mind not dead to i hi- i nor tnol 1 i t
whole matter; which, however, in) of the heart. The wife of his bo-
all probability will ere long b
made. A Subscriber.
Edenton, 12th Sept. 1829.
som had been seduced and torn
from his affections and his home
by the deceased and the des-
poiler of his dearest enjoyments
Friday evening, the 2d October, at eai-j
ly canctte light.
MARRIED,
In this place, on Tuesday evening
last, by the Rev. P. W. Dowd, Mr.
Duke William Home, of Marian na
Florida, to Miss Mary Amelia Ann
Lawrence., daughter of Mr. Peter P.
Lawrence.
Qn the 15lh ult. by the Rev.Thos. P.
Hunt, Mr. John R. Ridley, of Gran
ville county, to Miss Amelia M. Toole.
daughter of Gerajdus Toole, Esq. of
tins county.
In Halifax county, on the 17lh ult.
bv .Jesse N. Faulcon, Esq. Mr. Wade
iVcit to Miss Elizabeth II. Gee.
Tarboroiigii Academy.
riMIE Male Department of this. Acad
A emy will be re-opened on Monday,
the 5th October, inst. under the imme
diate tuition and superintendence of the
Rev. John Warnock, as heretofore.
1st Oct. 1S29. '
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post-Ojjice at Tar
. borough ,N. C. the 1st day of Qct'r
1829, ivhich if not called for and
' taken out by the 1st day of January
next, will be sent to the General
Post-Ojfi.ce as dead letters.
Alien Darius C Rev Lawrence John
Anderson Win Sea Land Littleberrv
Bradley Bennet Lceper Thos N Dr
Rattle W m II Mooring John T
DIED, Baits Wm McDowell Pat'k 2
In this county, on Sunday last, 2gcd! "ockerry 1 nomas Mayo Livingston
about G7 years, Mr. Lewis Lodge, a! CJ! J J CaPl Owens Elijah
soldier of the Revolution. Bel1 Lhza 13 Mls3 Fender Sally Mrs e
On MPf rxr r.f ilr .yjwM?' tLMI iuuujuii uaillCS
Also.
Sc,nWrnoara,,e..AVo. ' Cotton MBMC Mrs IteberUon E.ijlh
.x i 1 v..v...v-viw iiiv., uui tuuitui I Ai , v.i. ... Until Kinrhrn Stmvirt V
in of Mr C r. Pitimnn ' i Clerk C C of Edg'e Sutrs Reading
fi. i ?. c rv o i
i;aiv ma Mi;M.;ilUUl Willi U1C 1 1 1 1 tlllS. ICOVV fN Miniir t in nr.Mmoi.
.. . ' , . SO
ri'VT . "avocvcrseunioi U.o victim ot lus base arts, At his residence in Scotland Neck,; ot,on.lK f S D Shurley Henry
ot tins delicious grape. It was with the vic-w, as was said, of do-! Halifax county, a few days since, very Counci,c Lciel Sheriff of Edg'e 2
r raised in a vineyard reared iv.nl y. riving him of life as well as of suddenly, at an advanced'ae, Mr. Da- Janes Daniel Scoggins Samuel
. ; fuhivated by ('apt. Henry Gar-jlns ncacuof iniml. With his feel-1 r Cl"r a wealthy and extensive Ro-: WncsB Savage Eli A Mis.
v,M a il,-,o ti J i , , anoke nlintnr Delany B d Miss Simpson Mourn n-
ICU, ot v.cimty. l l.o raj.e,,,s Imrrowo.J up by those nggra- fom.x n ,hc ,c,h u, i EvanNancy Mrs ShaUrastton R Mrs"
. ?,,,!U " us n OS rra..i:.; vat:nS oircuiurtnqccs, the unhnp-UC Andrews Tysan Wm
I)Lli belli': atheretl the d;.V nrc-'nv liml nmt rlu (!p,.(nml nt iLo'i;.,,, r m. r ... , . i GritTin John E 2 Warren Jnlinn
7 ..V...J iMI. UUJUL JJLlli . an U1U JIIU .
" i Mnnr Mrs W " T HT.
, viuus, and the juice or san, hav- (lead of iriijht, lurhiiiir ncar his respectable farmer.
in- c.uiu;u us was euient irom : uweliuiir, aiid shot hun throurh
the sou statu of the pulp) it did j the heart. The Jurv seemed n
noi reach its natural weiirht hv'JO luctant in ohm-inn- t'lr. stprn ninn-
ur 30 rains.--r!7;crtv:.:(iate of the lute, in convicting thci
GotT Marv Mrs
; Horns Elisha
' TI:irr,ni Timnthv
Price Current, I Haywood Joseph
A! Tarloro Petersburg New- York. Hadley Weeks P
j Hoans James
Uamnuns Willis
. The. Crops, The Selma (Ala-jawarded a punishment which well t !et s:l:' " "
b-.ma) pajxr of the 3d uit. says: accorded with the feelings of the : ' ai? '
W- pfi;-tct !o h i:ti that the cot
ton crops, in some sections of the
Ct'j...rv, hao stdVered tuateriallv
whole communitv.-
weired two weeks au." It is j rough, Wilkes county, while stau
worse where the cotton is the iding at a wash-tuh, near a sjirinj,
inosi luxuriant and the gnnvtli was shot with a rille, the hall en-i
lari', eonseoaeutly the finest i ti.rli,g jest helow the left breast,)
prospects wiil make t!ie smallest ;;,mi eomir. out at the hack near
yield. The corn crop.- an: very , the riiiht side; of which wound!
abundant, even more so than they UKi died on Wednesdav tin: Oth. !
Iiave been for a number of years. ( Soon after being shot, she said
jshe saw the perpetrator, and na-
fJrops, .The Millcdcvillc imcd him who was her cousin,
..(Georgia) Uecorder says: Wo are I had married her sister, and was
fcurry to learn that the expectation j reported to be her paramour; he
fcu general a lew weeks ago, of j was accordingly taken into custo
pientiful crops of coMon being j dy; but befor "her death, she ac
'inade in this r.-tale the nresent inoitttvi hlni nf tin? dr d. ih.
.ye'itr, are no: litiely to be realtzec
SKl'T.Sa. jptr 7'r'o' Pet
l!:icon, - - 1 lb 7 U G.J
lieeswax, - - j - 1?0 2.5 22
Hrnndy, apple, 46 50 30
C'AW v, - - j lb 16 CO 13
Corn, - bu 1 35 40 40
Cotton, - - ib 7 b 7
Cotton Harghis, 20 25 18
Flour, supf. - !bbl 6
l.:inl, - - j lb " f 8 " 6
Molasses, - - Ig.il 0 50 33
lam, New-Eng. - o() 6v 35
Suvjar, brown, - lb 1 1.". 7
Salt, loose, - bu 1 76 8f 70
Wheat, - - - J0 $1 90
Whiskey, - - 'gal 10 50 23
16
Wilkinson M Mrs
Watson Thomas
Ward Luke & Wm
Hyman
Weeks Pender 02
Reuben Harper
Wirnberlv7 Easter
i4; Hints Richard Sen Williams P E Mist,
o3 56;Johnson licuben .Wilkinson Levi 5
5154
'3 10 A
1: til
Yo'k
( 71
J. It. LLOYD, P. M.
61
Slate of North- Carolina,
EUULCOMBE COUNTY.
22 3i ' Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessio?isy
3S 28 33
August Term, S29.
vs.
Original Attachment.
Masonic Motm
r'i'iiv; nuniher of pods are not in
pic; -onion to the growth oi' the
Iani. t.hi.s is a smali evil coin
paed to the depredations of a
v.-or; 11 which is verv destructive
hi intiny neighborhoods, eating
forits ami voting bolls, and
Iperforating the l.-irge ones, so as
' ) prevent their maturing.
jfyUlE Companions of Concord Chap
ter. No. 5, Tarborouirfu ore re-
ry. t . . 'speettully informed that the Quarterly
Sickness. A correspondent ofjslalcd Convocation ot said Chapter will
tile Salisbury Carolinian, Under, be on Sunday, the 16t)i inst. at the usual
dale, Mecklenburg, Sept. , says: hour. A punctual attendance of the
A degree ot mortality new pre
Wilmington, Sept. 16
latest intelligence confirm
The
our
vails in this section, which I be
lieve is without its parallel in this
or any other country, so remote
from the sea-board. 1 am per
suaded that the proportion of
deaths to the number attacked,
has been seldom greater in Phila
delphia or Charleston, during the
"apprehensions, with resj)eet to the j pi evalence of yellow fever. Jn
Joses sustained by the rice plan-Meed if this is not the yellow i'e-
tcrs. onie ot tiioso aoove the
;tlioroug!:f;iro, may be calculated
lie lose about two-thirds; others,
the whole of their crops. Those
b'jhv the thoruuirhfare have also
'MHuiinod considerable losses.
Tiie destruction of the corn
crops on the low grounds, is sup-.pos-d
more complete than at first
apprehended. Black and South
I'lwrs have come in for a full
idiare of the calamity. On all the
low grounds on these rivers,vhich
jjvere covered by the ilood, there
calculated a loss of two-thirds
1 the cro()s. The crops gene
l dlv, have probably suffered much
ver, it approaches nearer to it in
character, than any type ever wit
nessed by the writer, wdio has
been somewhat conversant with
that desolating disease to the
north.
members is requested, as business of im
portan.ee will be laid before the Chapter.
JOHN i FAR NOCK, See'y.
1st. Oct. 1S2D. 7-3
j Levied on two cotton press iron screws,
in the bands ot 13. M. Jaclison.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the Defendants in this
case are not inhabitants of this Stale:
It is therefore ordered, That publica
tion be made in the Tarborough Free
Press, for six weeks, that unless they
appear at our next Court, t o be held for
lhe county aforesaid, at the Court
House in Tarborough, on the fourth
Monday of November uext, and reple
vy property and plead to issue, judg
ment final will be rendered against
them, and execution issue accordingly.
VTitncss, Micuaei. Hearx, Clerk of
our said Court, at office, the fourth Mon
day of August, A. D. 1S20.
MICHAEL IIEARN, C. C.
Price adv $3:50. 7-G
Distressing. Two young men
by the names of Neal and Midgett,
were lost overboard from a small
schooner in Pamlico Sound a few
days past, and drowned under
distressing circumstances.
Edenton Gazette.
3The Rev. William Worrell
is expected to preach in Tarborough on
Henrv Johnston.
"VtnSIIES to inform his friends and
' customers, that he has just return
ed From New-York, v.iih his
Full Supply of Goods,
In his line of business, which he is hap
py to say he can sell on better terms
than is usual in this market among
them are
Superfine blue and black Cloths,
Brown, olive, and slcel mixture, do.
Bottle green and drab do.
Superfine Cashmeres, of different colors,
Plain and fancy Velvets for yestings,
Plain and fancy Silks for vestings,
Dark and light Valtncias, new patterns,
White and buff quiltings,
Pocket handkerchiefs, gloves,
White and fancy cravats, patent suspenders,
F. A. Hart's patent braces,
A complete assortment of TRIMMINGS.
The above goods will be sold low for
cash, or to punctual customers on a short
credit. Gentlemen furnishing their own
cloth, can have it made and trimmed in
the most fashionable manner and at the
shortest notice.
Turboro', Oct. 1, 1S2?
Original At-tach?ncnt.
T appearing t
Court, that
Stale of North-Carolina,
KPGECOLIHE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term, 1S29.
Malihew II. Dicken,
vs.
Kenneth Bembry,
Levied on two negroes, Norfleet and
Isaac.
lo the satisfaction of this
the Defendant in this
ease is not aa inhabitant of this State:
in therefore ordered, That publica
liou be made in the Tarborough Free
Press, for six weeks, that unless he
appear at our next Court, to be held for
the County aforesaid, at the Court
House in Tarborough, on the fourth
Monday of November next, and reple
vy property and plead to issue, judg
ment final will be rendered against him,
and execution issue accordingly.
Witness, Michael Iiearn, Clerk of
our said Tourt, at ofiice, the fourth Mon
day of August, A. D. IS29.
MICHAEL IIEARN, C. C.
Price adv S3: 50. 7-6
.Yorth-Caro Una Bank .Yates.
At Petersburg, 2$ per cent, discoum
At New-York, G to 3 d-.
j