wuaotilibir daibidlllmliasl vl vw.j s.\\.\s\\v\v v u tvttmkw uctttttttu \, s^i x.o z iu iu\,,i vu , ; i iuv vnv snw from martin luther's life of himself dead and buried she said true : bj reason ol youi byvcaring and sins i died ; bul il vou would take me again and would also abstain from swearing one particular oath vvlii.'.i commonly you use then 1 would be vour wife again lie said i un content to er 1,.nn what you desire whereupon his dead w ife remained with him ruled his house laid vv ith him t r and drank with him u tl had children together now it fell out that on a time thc gi n tleniaii ha.l guests and iuh wilje alter supper u as to fet b out ol hi i ch st romebanquetingstuff shestii i d some what long her husband forgettinghim self was moved thereby in mvi'itl bis accustomed oath whereupon the wo man vanished thai instant now see ing lie returned not again they went up into thc chambci to see vvlmt was bn i.u ol in .. there they found the . v ii v bu h shr wore half l ing w ith in the chest and hall without ; hut she was never seen afterwards this did the devil said luther he can trans form himself into ibe shape of a man or woman i in run ni rptll.lm l i , ■,,„,.,, i tn publli 1 , im ill i ,, ■ hi ( 1)1111 '. . ' lli ll iii till , k ol the north nd oitth vii'dkin on the ith tluv of nov i ,',, i next b .■.,-■: the hrot mondie the nn nili ih ri in inn unsold l.is in tin pl a ,., ■ i,i i ,, . | ont ■ ' " hii h ' ii ; . mi i i nn in i in iiciirly i'u lietl ' ik ill u.l ( i uld , i ■'■'- "' tv o inn i 1 li i i .. ■ ■ ; i iiiiii • l.ni en i ils i'i i-i ii tin pl in ol the town the width un ! direction ol tin road to lhc i itc ol lhe i.iiii commenced un the north yiidkin nn.l i i tin .-, nth \ ii.lku 1 1 sul rt ill ,- mi inn i'i in duy to day until the propi 1 1 . ■ , dl dispo ictl ol , hi 1 it credit ol one und 1 i i ihc pun i a i mom -. , with inter t tin pm ehiihi p en m ; bontl md i ui ■ -.'.. ui.uii vi 11 bc . ',.■.. ii i.i ■ ' i/iiii as i departed limn worms saiil luther ami not fnr from i iaenach was taken prisoner i was lodged in the castle ol vvartburg nu itmos in a chamber far from people where none cbllld have ait ess unto me ', ut onely two boyes thai twice the day brought me meat and drink now i niong other things they brought me nasi l-nuts whieh 1 put into a box and sometimes i us dto < rack und at them in the night time , my gentleman the devil came and got the nuts out ol ihe box and cracked them against on oi the bed posts making a verj great noise and rambling about mv bed but 1 regarded him nothing at all when at tcrwards 1 began to slumber then hi kept such a racket and rambling upon the chamber stairs as it man empt hogsheads and barrels had been tun • bled down and although 1 km w lhat the stairs were strongly guarded with iron bars so thai no p issage was either up or down yet i rose and went to wards the stairs to see what the matter was but finding the door last shut i said i t thou there :' so be theie still i committed myself to christ mv lurd nnd saviour of whom it is written omnia svbjecisti pedibus ejus and ihen i iid me dow n t rest again , in ■' • u , ; f the itititil nf ta ilu , lit it ■■ ut inria ■ " i nder the t o'nsul ihip i fubius and \ i lell i us the i'licc.un rc appeared in f'gv pt its return gay - oi i ai ion to many dii sertnt'n n i of i h mo l learn cl men i this . outm • and < ii ee i i am going to upun the facts mos generally ai know it dged and some oth is less sun . i ut which may be useful to know the phoenix is consecrated to the sun ard all lh se who have dc si i lu il iigi ee in giving to it . in and plumage tlill'.i'i nt from i tin rbirdt i'lnv have v nied upon the duratiou i ita life : the greater pari making it live i in idled years and some fourteen hundred and sixty one years i'hej assure us that the fir it phoenix appeal i d in ihe n-igti ol seostric the second nini i amasis antl another nutlet ptolemy the third of the macedonian i.i ol the kings ■•! egypt ; that all three took th ir flight towards the < itj of ii in polis in ihr midst of an im 11111 e flock 1 other l.irds attracted by ths singularity of their form i must iun ever he acknowledged that wc are at default in tins nntiqiiitv between ptolemy and tiberius there is nm quite two hundred antl fifty years which has made some to believe that this last was not the tine phtx ix oi arabia having nothing of the charac ters vvhich ancient tradition gives u tin others in ef'cit it ir said that the phoenix when tiie number of iti years have revolved and its end ap proaches builds in its country a nest which it impregnates in a little time a young 1'lia.i.i.c comes out whose first cart whin it comes to maturity is to perform the funeral rites of its parent and it does not perform this project rashly it is not until after having essayed its force in long flights antl when its vigor becomes equal to the burthen ancl the journey and having charged itself with myrrh that it take the body of its parent and carries it to the altar of the sun where it burns it all this may be uncertain md fabu lous ; nevertheless there is no d..ubt but that this bird sometimes appears in egypt it would be highly gratifying it any of our learnetl cotemporaries doitor m for example would treat us with a supplementary dissertation up on this classical bird and let us know when and how often it has appeared in fr-gypt since the days of tibrrius caes.>r the time referred to by tacitus certainly the historical antiquity of the race of this rare bird is much be yond that of that rare fish the " squalus maxim us which the learned doctor has been unable to carry beyond thn time of the prophet jonas [ i'he translator iption i lln y . . i i i ' n // .. per tinniiii l-yearl . until il nl . ni mi di , retion ol i : ... iber i iling to | i'i i i ut nini i.i il . nd i :. i , n inn . ■. :,,, li h ill be ii uccordingb ■ ivill be onu fi sponsihl liur ilu - , inn pupers si nil reci ive u it nth iiviii . ■ , s i i li •-(' insc-i it i on tl . , ui'iiis .'. persons „ n .,•.,■, in lilver , i 1 spt city li :... ii .!>. i of inn s the ill . _,.___, tht ii ill :'• i "■' till '. v ill !,,' , l.ll'i i 1 . t'.ll eylff'rt s-.vw ,,,|, ,.,.,| ,, t llllll ' ll ":'"''■ :.' l'i.r,l,ll : k \\ t "■ i '•' '■• ■■' ii mi v » hon i i i ii .:..',. i ii il third mond n it 1 1 toher in i ten liki'lv in ; i s ,'. ! •. i ii plnnti i ly'n un th ( nt iv li .. ling the liimls of kol r john an henry conner f.sq i i i.i 1 1 le ;.,, ,,..'.., ;• i-l j rcsjthi plantation on .'._'. i :_■_ john al i ' thv lives lhe prop .■ i 1 iid ' i rn il i i , ., i i nine i sun dry win ■ i di itr '.. ii i mh i the hunk ol newbern win heiuler.sun's lixm henrv on i or lohn m alexander bxi'h mi i j u nb hen kvl john col'i.telt '• '.."' v i ;■• ' ■ enl inserted until .; has been i for tu its in tins i ; , or its ri init . ■■ ml i iters i . thc i ilitt i musl bt t-p id ,• the will not bc utt nd i i . vn\r\v v\v.vvi'\\r e 1.yvn it hampton respectfully informs i tl il public that he o icupit 9 tlie i i i i in rl owned b liis t itht r ju main-street j , i , south ", li court house s . ' septem er7il i li n 1 li i low p:ii i vt.tli u i ■,. . ,. - 1 . . . j . . . , v _ ioi to repair till kinds ol littlm l hi n\l v itlv's h l'iv'1/l.'iw c , fltl/'k 1 will ss-ll nt the c.nirt-umtsc in l.incolnto.i 111 llhs es t un a.s i on v|omui . ihc l8th of novcinbcp next ; h iving employed .. competent workman to help the following tracts of land or so much there linn he assures all who may favor him with tlu ir 0 f as will satisfy the luxes and contingent i h»r iistoin that their work stiiill be executed in us g e , thereon j due for tie rears 1820 and 1821 i i style us a anj otlier shop in this part ol j j n.i acres owner not known lying on long the country all kinds of old jc ivelry repuired ahoal creek joining lands i georg harman . lome kinds m»de jobs of every des ription loville and potter und others not listed ,, : dim of business yvill bc thankfully received l.-j acres belonging to the heirs ol jamei iie.l on i short notice people who wilson lying on potts cn-ek joining ' il a distance by sending may depend on daniel con ail jacob shuford and others ilo their woi'k'us faithfully attended to and do !. as though lhev were present and .. di .•,■' lying on naked creek joining lands ildcsta ili iu i s lisburj prict s - barged 0 f m illi im kt ins a„l otht rs supposed to luj . 2 ji-r ti d.iv.s i i;..t i\-,^^^—a ill ers from africa cairo decemhnr 1 is'20 leaving horeb and sinai from tin summits ol which i gazed at lands which form lucid points in the hla2e ol human intellect i descended into lhe country of elim where still are to be seen the palms and the vvcl's thai quenched thc thirst of the lews havin , ,, nied mysell in the tor where i tried its waters 1 returned by t road d sue to cairo and going down to alexandria i turned towards tlu laki v treotis thence to that ol maadie and etko and making an ex cursion in merry i dinpany to the beau tiful rosetta i traversed the branch holbitiiiia the dt ita and arrived at the rums of batis and the mouth ol the sebsne upon thc fammeticus branch in modem damietta embarking thence upon the lake of min ale and arrived at the island of ufataria 1 advanced into the canal ol mor whence i might view the scat tered remains of tanis and returning t the hike recognized the tanities and pelusiack mouths with the bogus of rahi disembarked upon thc shore i ar rived through the desert at the sides ol mount casius anil the dav follow ing ascended that celebrated eminence whence i came to pelusium that fa mous key of egypt and trusting my self once more to the waves i visited tbe ishinds of tennis and thuna antl passing over the mendesina month i returned to damietta " al mh b iiiii si.id luther when i could not be rid ol tb devil with ut tering sentences out ol iiie holie scrip ture then i made him often hu with jeering and ridiculous words and terms '■_ i have rccordi-d my sin in thy regis , ter , i a ml liki wise unto him d vd ' it ; christ's blood which wt r shed for i.u i sins be not sin i nt then i desire thee ■ th ihou wouldst praie to liod lur ine when he findeth me idle luther and that i have nothing in band then i in s very busie.and before 1 am aware he wring th tr in me a bitter sweat but when i offered him the pointed spear thai is od's word then he lli et'.i vet before lu goeth in maketh mi bloodie armed or else givrih me a grievous hurrycane when at first i began to write against the pope and that the gospel went un then the de vil laid himself strongly therein he ceased not to ramble and rage about lot in willingly would h..vi preserved purgaiorie at magdeburgh and discur mtin animarwn for there was a cit izen whose child died loi which be refused to have vigilia and boul-maas es to be sung then the devil plaid his freaks came every night about twelve i the clock into the chamber where thc child died and made a whining like ,. young childe lhe good citizen be ing therewith full of sorrow knew not what course to take the popish priests cried tint ar.tl said — (> now you sec bow it goeth when vigils are not held and solemnized see whereup on tlu citizen sent io me said luther desiring my advice therein lor my sermon which lately before i preached tombing this sentence they have mo ses antl the prophets was gone out in pi mt which the citizen had read then i wrote unto nini irom wirtemberg and advised bim nut to suffer any \ i gils at all to be held for he might be fully assured that those were merel pranks ol tin devil whereupon lhe i hildrcn and servants in ilu house jeer ed and contemned the devil an i lid what doest thou satan . avoid thou cursed spirit and get tine gone to the place where thou oughtcst to be nt th i r of lull c now as ihe de vil marked tluir cmtcinpt lie left it is gun e and came there no more liuvh vawvis c im nbscri has inst rceeiveil :. ji"iee i supply of ghocekies which he offers ial ■ n rn n.at reasonable terms for ciisa . , ■ nai s igar.colfee molasses hum 1 . r , ins sa.11 . md also the n uml sup likewise pinl ni 1 half ;,,,,, i i iiuyt ys holmes ' ■ 16 1 !__!.— 106 longing to — - prlugle'^fitatc listed 1 capl john held i'or thc year 18 \ for tin yew i not listed 83 acres lying nn snow creek joininj i-,i 1 im null an 1 oth -, formerly list 1 ji null mi i i;.-'i :',- to ithyne do 1 i • ivuiersof mi creek n , l li fi'it jo n hr i mils i henn i les and . i -■!'" bi loi j lo lln ■ it - ol — - lam it do do i ,' iliver joinin of joseph 1 ihnson and i rs nippost 1 to lie the prop rtv of willi n ii i i do d tin t ii ... , , it r joining lands of w ill mi hi n lers in james vbcrnatliv u nl other , the property of williwiv davidson john cot i.i i.u s it :■ ■ i ■ county s i 7th i t27r i e ci icbrated horse wi pm o * 1h iv '• st:,n "' ''"' ensui g f^'5khm ■ t li hurt u^cl r.ye .,,-■. . t,lr leap and fifteen dollars for in ranee i'he season will commence thu l.'.tli ■ i september imd end thc last et november 111 ,■ (,!' nil kinds will lie i.ulii ... i..viiieiit • i . m mavs\\u\*s s.x\v iial'.i itlki'.vn 3 \ , i nc of u <■ t cution to mi dir ■. u d i b ► mi 1 from the circuit court i north ar olina ;' tin in ' in i ii 1 nitcd states rank , u ,, ii t ale mil i-froh i kniul ah piulcr long sen « ill be xposetl to public am ti ni i'or i ish nt th i ni house in salisbury ninth carolina on tin ilsl dav i october next :. i - main tract ni land lying on the yadkin river supposed to contain one thousand acn s more r less in the mi of rowan north-carolina this tr.ii tof land is the tract that alt tandt r frohock • i ■ • ■ judge murphev . i,,i ■ attendant , v ill !"■ | iven bv me beverly daniel 1 by jam tt i s a li /.. m a'.\i-k don viiavro ijioh sale the celebrated jack donpizarro ll ivill l si v n years old ik si sin.ni , is ; irge and well formed , 1 n il '. ,,,:. and an i xci llent and • an price s 600 - junius sneed sal : , x i sept ■ ',, 1822 took p'h on i i h n'lih the iiiii endless fields of soda both vegetable j rn - 77t7 and mineral sin — when mv unit simpy read the whence approaching the nile i ar euf ... whi vm pr } nte ] for me tlie other rived bv the canal oi asmun at the ci , • , , . . , ___ . . , ,, ,.-„,. a i i day said she -• leremiali mv dear i havo tv ol hi nbi the ancient ivlenues ; . . , , , . . a lew iic_>tinns to isk v-ni w u beg then upon the branch rammeticus to ' ** tin bed fatal to louis ix ; and finally vou '° answer ""' v th * ou ' "<^ l "'» e <* returned to grand cairo frankness and candoni in the first place wvnuy nvrsvs cwvea rpni .... ■,..•; "•), ;■ ... ilu -. t ii form the > itizen i • i . i ..... ,| states tl al lie has obtained ;. i the president ofthe ' nit i states j .,,, i - i.l discovi r in th method of iii is s ill ii lis i 1 il i of • ,- i'i nt is simple and ver easily performed , ( of people i ve given certificates of the , fuhiessol thi di overy mid others are lo te ii ia '!■< imi v ',, shouldthej i i in . ibscri . '.- ■■• ish s i noi i ■ h |, thai hors s whose . ies have become it-ought i their sight again but v i r they have been bill , .... ■ ■. , ,, .. by in '" th d l c j 1;r,r ■ ,. it |. t rfci • .•'.'. ; ',-'. ev .",/,.-. 1 ', i'i !. c't'-'j burke ( ol my si perior court of law mar li tern i i-erov burnett i . elijah fouch — jutl att levied i n l md it app arin , to tin courl that the ih , h ■"' lhis ii " is thercfoi (■' tl.ut publ ■ ■ ■ for tl,i ,- months in tl w tern can ni m that ' elii ill foui h ii , ar hi ion i judge i 1 iw for tli i • l ,■ ii m i.iirt m • -■ hcl ! nt the ( house in morganton en tin 4th mon ... . ■ -.., ..:•„! replevy an i pleatl to ii ir ill i . nti i '■! against l.im for plain ' ' len r . v w f.rwix c n s c now that thanks to the magnani ] taking out her speciailtis and imping mous viceroy of hgv t the brave ma i them then putting them on and running hornet ali and his faithful minister | her eye down the side of the paper con burgnss lussuft i am furnished with ta i n ing my letter in the first pi it ample and generous means of penetra l aid shp „ , wuh vou 1o infol . m mf ,., tine into spaces shut up bv the seal ofl . , , , , , ,, " i ' . , what catalogue ot ihxjk ol .__, ir.leur lir-es i am prepaiing to approach the . torrid zone where i hope to shew to tot — " ou *»«.< , th ' na ™ "» tah that i am notentirelyumvorthyof ""•<> dark u ''"' ' ' ' '' longing to her h 7 what o v " u me » n " ! '"' j " " sa:ii -■ f.guptim-.us dark mu'l 1 i i aunt's i'>iii>-i i loi to what lie was a v is ~~ . i i.v ipplyin '. i riber or his llllll villi , i vvill bi , i ' i i li s-t s\',u :'\ xoyu\-^a\yo\im v ii i'.i county 101 ut of hleai .' ! quart r sessions lull j ,..,._._ -, . iiorgt i ■ il ,', lition for ) caudle or „ arc i in f anoll '.:. .:■ , tl -. ,' pu '' ; ' i ' *'"' '''■ w ' ' ! -'' in the '•■ esl liiiiim that ; i ,■ i . , irt t le held for tl of y ilk -. 1.1 ' ■' " se '" w '" ci on iht ' '■ x '- ' i ' or '"''' " il '"' \ piu rh a ll'.-.w'.'v " a gentleman had'a fair > outig wile whu i ) died and was buried not long after the gentleman and his servant lying together in one chamber his dead wife in the night time approach ed into thc i hamher and leaned her s.-ll upon the gentleman's bed like as il she had been desirous to speak with him 1 hc s rv.itit seeing lhe same , i three nights one after another i n it t tim . ' i by tl i i cartvi light ' "" '"'■'■ . . .. i , and al . , i li . ■ 111 ii ik , . if linci into , and , , tiiis | i.tict ; , ui ul i.xl let the character : ■. ill li 1 if y y tompson every sunday says hell's weekly messenger f the 1st july there are dog fights in the neighborhood ot london which are attended hy hundreds of aban doned and profligate fellows bullock hunting il^k fighting and other cruelties are constantly practised it ilhethnal green ; where rogues and vagabonds as scii.lilt in vast numbers and bid defiance to the police hut on easting my eve to the place where she directed her's i discovered that th printer hail mistaken dock wl 1 for dard mud well said i this , , really provoking aftei i had h.imnu red my rains so long to produce something fn to i;o before the public and taking sui !. un common pains to avoid every thing like pot-hooks and trammels bcsi.les made niv letter as short as possible im f r of mistakes and dter all the point very best part of my lettei is desti veil bv calli weed dai .. 1 martin c.n c.c ■ v i'...\,v v m ; u\i ; i m i ' a n y . t ovcvftc«j-y8 , ins master whether hc knew that i -. t i v night a woman in white apparel unto his bed the gentleman no i sleep soundly said he and nothing wh n night approached ntlemaii consideting the same 1 waking in his bed ihen tin wo appcart d unto him and ( anv hard • hi - hi ! side i he gentleman de manded who she was she answen 1,1 ; ■' '• ii ' ' ' " v g ibf.r i vvii " will h si i ■,.,:. ' ' ' ' • a person enquired of lycurgus the • n lawgiver why lie had by law ii women on thei marriage to liavt any dowry — that says he none on account of poverty may be left unmar ried,nor mv sought on ..' count nl wealth : but tint evuy man regarding the good ii , oniplistuiit i is ul i lady make his se from virtue ' i i v , ' ' ' ' ' 5 1 - i - ! 1 ,' 11 do believe :.. my very geulj these printer