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CU.mT.OTTE, X. C. TIESV.U, XOVEMliKR 10, 48S4.
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rVni.lSltF.D WEEKLY
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^jcr/lion of tlie cilitor, until all aiTciinijjcs arc
A.UVF.RTISKMF.XTS Will bc inscrtcd at the usual
Rtcs. I’crsons scn4inff in adveiliscnicnts, arc
f((in‘stc(l to note on the nvirgin the numhev of
jertii'Hs, or they will he continued until forbid,
,il f liar.^cd accordingly.
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QUANTirO CANAL liOTTEIIY.
FUCUTJI CfJiSS.
A. M'ixTY]{i:rMAXAtn;ij.
1/V X w V \
SCMKMi:.
1 PRizi; Of iSOOO IS f5000
5 - - 2U{)0 - K.ihkj
C - - lOUO - (i(iHO
0 - - 6>ji) - o(KjO
6 - - old . -J040
138 . - ;,0 . 6900
Gyo . . lU . 6900
6072 - - 5 - r,0.-!6G
;^70,‘joo
69-4 pnizr.s. ^ 17,550
10f>26 HLA.VKS. ^ TICKKTS
'I liis is a Lottt-i’v fonncd by a ternary combi
nation and pt-nnutation of 27 numbers!
Tii‘ drawinjf will Uikc place on Thvrsdntf,
the 25‘h day of Aoi'finher, (n- at a much earlier
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it.
'I'li KKTs and Sharks may be had on aj)plica-
tion at the
POST-OFFICE, FAYKTTF.VII.I.F,,
where explanations of this Scheme and l.ottrry,
and information generally, may be tiad
Whole TicIvET {?5 00 [ |i,AtiTKHS §1 25
!Iai,f 2 .50 I
I’ackai^cs of 9 tickets, warranted to draw at
least #20, less the 15 per cent., may also be had
for 4.i dollars. —Ivl—
Vulufible Flousc and l.ut
Fon S.1LK.
^ AVIXG a desire to remove to my
farm, I will scil my v»iu;*!>le
J. IIEILBROX’S
MeiUcnl Steam & Vapor Iktths,
No. 74 CinincH-sr. Chaulestox,
T is generally aeknowledged by writers on
, the siil)ject, and experience corroborates
fict, that the Tar l'inni'ution lowers tiie
vilse, renders coupiis less troublesome, and pro-
salutary cll'ects in tlie I'ldmonary
ysttni; and it is,remarkable, that persons eng-a-
cd in rope manufactfu'ics seldom labor until r
oiuiiuiptions, and that a residence on cedar or
)iiie ijarrens during the summer, has been cfii-
icious in pulmonan cases.
Ample testmioiiials cun be given, that the new
node of treating diseases by the futnr.'i nf snl-
ihiir and other Aui>stances, pailicidarly the ht-
(ihit.on tif t!\e fun.es of tar in coii.minptive dis-
inlei's, ii .mediately by the fauces and lun^s,
lasbei n emiiu ntl\ successful. Profi ssor (Jhap
ian, _ot I'iiilaiii.Iphia, one ot tlu; higiietl au-1 H ! 5 *! sessions in the town of Charlotte, \u
liorlt'ies in t!iis coiimrv, most cogently in hiS| flLis&Bgla front and back lot on the south side of
(^tures impres^es on the iniiidsof his sliidi nts, i Coiirt-1 (ouse and on the west side ofTr\on
ji^ i thcac) and success ot this uioile oi treat-, stri ct, situated near the public square, eoi;ta.n*
iiLiit in various (listaes, stating also that i)r. ; yf ground, an excellent viwelLnp,,
,'ituiiT»i\, phys;oia!i to t!'.c Court ot St. I’eter.s-1 store, aiv.l all necessary out-houses, and is a de-
;rgli. treated several eonsuinptive cases in this ji'n-;tblc situation for a private family, and an e\-
liaiuur. wilii the most triumpiiant success. ^ j cellent stand for a store ; also, a nevir tailing
iroctor .Iamks Sal nm;iis, one ot the I’resi-^ ^-l.h qj’^^ater, ecpial to any in the town ; a good
Liit^ of the Ho\ al Medical and iMiysieal Socie- i g-m-dcn \ and on the back lot a hnc clover patch,
lie-, at r.ihnbiirgh, highly recommends, in ins all in goovl order and repair. I w ill sell low, for
k;iy elaborate treatise on pnlnionary consump- cash; or I will take three or four negro bojs,
lion, (,p. Ud) tlie utdits and etficacy ot inhulut^ between the HgC of 12 aiul 2o years, in part pa\-
pertain sii!>stuncc.s, to promote the reco\cry ot lacni, orgool lotes on ilen\and. '1 he jince un
. raied lungs. And in lJussia, several patients, I be known te pei’son who may wish to pur
|;i.)Oi;riiig uMa r paln oiiary consumption, whose , chase, by apph ing to the subscriber on the pi e
despaired o by the n.oat eminent niises. ' SAM’L. M’COMU
jli\sicians ot that C(juntr\ , have been curetl by j
ihg atuiosplienc air with the Vupourof 7'ar,
lii'it r ItK‘ direction of Doctors lUi iim and \ an j
((ii'i.-;. liidivil, so successtiil lias this treatuieiit 1
Ii, that iniiKireds c>l pri\ate as wellas public j
is! t'H i’i.', lia\e been ei'eeted tlirouf’!iuut Ku-
■ |)c f.inli.1 t;.e d'.iecliou cf tile most eminent
)h\.sic all'. 1 'le nu.^t inujucstionalile sancti>.ii j
is g'Vi ii t(, tli.s in. w mode ot trealmeiU, by 1
Jiu \!i dical reports from the iugiiest ai.thonties |
IK-tobrr 11, 1824.—3tf
IXTYTILL be sold, foreash, at the Court-IIous^'
V y in Charlotte, on Monday, the 22d day ot
November next, the following tracts of land,
CASH.
r. subscribers having* er.' red Into part-
iL ner.ship in the Mercantile LJusiness, under
the firm of
Smith Canton, '
ros]H'rtfully infvirn\ the pnhlic, that they will
receive from the 1st to the loth of this month,
a general assortnu'nt of
Fancy and Seasonable Goods,
which they will sell low for cash or produce
only. It is e\i)ccted one of us will bc a consid-
i rable part of the y ear in the markets of New-
Vorlv, Philadelphia or Charleston ; by this means
we expect to be constantly supplied w ith a gen
eral assortment of new and seasonble goods,
bought at the lowest cash prices.
Our slock of CiUOCEUlES will be large and
of the best quality. >VM. SMmi,
WM. CAUSON.
Kov. 1, 1824.—5*
Auction ^5 Commission Store
Jl FAYETTKVJLLE, N. C.
The subscribers hare generally on hand a
large supply of
GrocerieHf Dry Goods^ Cutlery,
'I'he following articles are at present in Store,
which they otler for sale at reduced prices;—
o pipes superior Cogniac Itrand),
5 lihds. and 15 bbls. N. E. Hum,
72 do. Surinam Molasse.s,
4 do. prime Muscovado Sujar,
15 bbls. countr} tiin,
5 do. Copperas,
r>4 do. Loaf Su}';ar,
35 do. excellent itrown Sugxr,
7 qK”casks Swfil W me,
I'J box.cs Madcria and ShtjTy ’Wine,
10 CHsks C:heese,
2 do. d Irons,
Ci bags ». .flee,
20 fk). I’eppir,
5 do. I’uiKnlo, [rMass,
150 boxes and half boxes 8 >ty 10 AVmdi. vv
50 do. do. 10 by U lic
1^3 do. Fanc> tilass, Tumblers Decanters,
25 do, Fa) ctte\ille .Moula Candles,
10 do. IJar Soap,
2 do. (.'lub Ax.»,
5 do. Mustard,
6 vlo. W hitimnre Cardi,
5 do. Ameiicaii Cigi.rJ,
10 tons a.'i£,yrttd 6wi d';s and ,Tflrs?v Iron.
AUo, a genend assortment ot 1>1\ t.OcliS,
ccri.r.ia, ^c, vuLi.KiM..n o' Cl).
lai/iitirille, X C. Oct. 12, 182.1.—,•
A tract of land, the propi-rty of ^iiainel J.
Hutcheson, containing two !!undrel acre's, on
,, , , , , ,, ,, which he now lives, aO joining W jlli.nn Da.iilsuii
nt l..,iu|.a.. i-ublm. !.dinburg,i, Paris >t. • t,, sati.^tv‘Ti.ree ex. ■ utmns, one in
,h. a;ui (.. imaiiy. I he uiu ers-.gned, fj^vor ot Tl.onias ti. I’olk, Cuunlian ; one in f..-
h..ve‘n -.., h..pesth.a sucu te.tnnoi.y from men ■, and one iu favor of
)l ror Uan.m.iTand exper,em.% (utuch ,,ammil, against said llutchcs.,!..
^t luony .s ;.uw .n iiis po.ssession, and l.^ opui ^ „f Jnhii
lut:,. n>pcct.on ot cverx enqiinvr.) uil a^ nu-e adjoining .lames D. l.nras and ot,. ,n,
iT.ui cate any uMavoraole impressions that may an execution in tav.)r of I’airick Joiui.
|iav.,; r. nia.ncl ;ii tnc public unnd. I'nmden. e
■m ;I ii s I i,u«..i\ors so tar, i.iat in.iii\ p^r- a tract of land, tiie propertv oi' thr heir^
bons a;, ict. u As.th I nHHtrn hdwus deciaserl, adjoining Mo-
Inltnaltod /mt-, I al.v, i.out, cxecutn n
% jup-.v the viinvus hnHs oj l.rup- 5,^ ,1, ^sq.
_ S;;j,luh., M> rcunul ( onsiunju,n„.s, ^ p,.„p,,,.ty of William
.■ist/iiHitti, and Swe J f,rn{:t.', h:\\ c oeen ij.jr^rovc, to satisfy an excciition in favor ot 1).
nirrd [)y lus diltLrent Stka.m and vft ]
Ii,\ ras. I’ersons unable to walk, nnd brought, aIsi'i, a tract of land, containing twenty acrc.s,
11 vchic es to the l?ath have b.-en able after a ■ ,,,opcrtv of Walter Fairas, and his inti rest
few applications to walk home. In these in- the undivided lands ot .lohn Wilson, deceas'd.
Et:mre^ actions speak louder than words.- to sati.sfv an execution in favor of .loseph Heed.
^oine ot our most u ..rtliy aiul respectable citi- propertv of William
ns^can tcstit} to tne truth ot tlie auovc state-. u^^j-tt^ .^t Beattie’s Ford, to satisfy an execution
in tavor of Kobert Black.
Also, a tract of land of fifty acres, joining
. , , , ,, , , Rrinkly Uichardson, on Cane creek, the jiropi r.
ffraiiily aftorded to any person v. ho will take the inhered Jones, to sati.sfy an execution in
Hrouble to call on J. JlLlLIiUo.N. | li.oj. of Wilham MWeely.
'l lie subsrnbcr also atten«ls the Hatlis to sick , Also, a tract of land, containing 150 acres, the ^ dunks to Ins IVi
egrucs, wiiere he has a particular apurtiuent. | property of William Johnson, on which he now p,|hli- t'orthe libVrd 11 1 onn,'-i-m
Client.
Hefercnccs of a nature not to be doubted, can
H-iven ; and the utmost satisfaction will l>e '
l*arkets ibr lMiilalel|»lu:i.
r.r,i- 7 nil!' subscriber having i jtaldi.-.lied a
Ji I.inc of PA( KF’f'S ix.lwcen rlul.i
d' iphia and AVilmington, N (j. t:iki s t!ii.nu thod
to aciniaint tlic public, that a vsm 1 will K a vc il-
muijvton, X. C. eviry 10dii\s, I’ro.Iiice mtt ndi.d
for this ci'iu i;, ance, will i>e rec. ivei! .*nd forwHfil-
ed by Dinican ■riii>iiip«on, F,t:.|. >f l .o « Mi \ ilh-,
and Messrs. Stow U W'hiltii r, if \\ ilinlni'-t m,
at till' lovve.st ran s of freight, and lc.>',t. e' p ;isc
].(jssible. Having tlirei good \('SMeb 111 th>' 'iitdc,
commanded by car-.tVii iiaptain^^, w ■ I! I' qininii d
w.th the coast, and rabins wib li'tcd for thi; .i
commodation of pas.,i,ngihe inisls t'> m*
witli encouragement. l’h.lade')»hi.i, ^^i1iliKl n-
Mi-ons, has beCMiiO .s'o grc.;' a m iniifactiniii;;'
]>face, that cotton can Ik sold tn s i yi.-iit,
ami advantage to the owm ''s, ilic onsii’iii)tii)U
being at present a!)oiit tw.niy tlK'Os:ia 1 i.>al
perauiuim, and will no douiit lie ^f'.ni gr' a^i.r
JAMES PA r t'ON, j'l’i.
('iinun,■It Al' rt/iinil.
No. 2.J, Korth Front-si. I’hiiadelpbia.
S(jift'i:ih/‘r .>U, 1S21 —.>int! t
\VV\V.VAa*\\,
Coac/i^ Ilnusf^' Onianientul
('opU of a Crrli/iarte in my posse.'ision.
e, I'.ie subscribers, having made us- of the
team liatli.-. eoiiducted b\ .1. Mciibron, No. 7-i
liiir' h-st. ( harlestoii, S. C. and ha. mg icceivci!
!;r utmost beni.lit from the same, do licrcbv rc-
ii\es, to satisly an execution in favor of John j
Lawson.
Abo, a tract of land, the property of Alexan
d(.r lobi;,on, adjoining Jas. .Ma.xwt 11 and others
10 satist) an .execution in lavor of James II. ilu
son.
:md tin
1' u liieli
ttiil!'.' solicit
')•- pared
and cus-
> coMinn iul them to the public. Sign, d bv i Also, a tract of land, the property of SaiTinel
1. Thumax ( 'udircu, Couuni^s.on Mc'rchiuit Farr, .uljoining William IJrown, to satisfy an cx-
^lul lirokcr, llroad-st. ^ i edition in. fa\or of John M’Coy.
2. t,c(,ri:c MrJiJki/, Merchant, Clmrcli-st. | AKo, a tract of land, the pro]Krty of Andrew
3. (in,ru:f ( hisiiliii, \1. F.ietor, rhisolin's sJiarf. Diinii, adjoining .Viutrew^l.ew ing and others,
‘1. J’Ir/f, firm of Muntgomciy I’l.Ut, to salistX two executions, one in fa\oi‘of John
UoMnii'y 'jii Merchant. ' ' 1 (graham, and one in f.i\or of l.awson M’('ov.
j. Jltrin/ l‘t:rkn\ Churcli-st. A No, tw u tr..cts of lain), the in'opertv i>i'T.well
■'. J/ir. r. /i'm/7.v, Aiehn.ct, Mlet'.ng-M. 1 Ale\:indt r, (me {/t two or three hundrid ai res,
7. Sumiirl MrAti/, ol the tifiii ot Ih'.idiurf.l L ''.n which iie now liv. s, adjoining M’Cu.skey '
^ McNe.l, s. j ;ind oth( IS, ar.il one t,f om- Inindretl arr.es, ad
pilbli
dl’ea 1_\ ri'Crise 1. 'ilill i'"Sni
a Cont inuani e of p;i1rni;:ii;e. Ilf It
to do all kind.-> of Fainting in his line
tomers nia_\ dep( ml un Ir.n iiii; tiieir work neat
1\ CM'Clile'l, :ind V, I'.ll liviipateli.
2.) Faiutii’.g in the co'ia'iy vi!! bc done on
sliori notire
Chorlflfr, Ortnhrr A, IhJ}.—Itf
IMaiiliilion, StDck, Ncp;r)es.
I'ur Sa/e. a/ Puhlic •lnc.llon.
\ f "iV 'I'hnr d.iy, 2nd of
1 Decem!)er iicaI, t!ie
will sell, al '‘/'w
i, vuhi-^j^‘.i-^
l>esw\tc)vy.
DESPEITATE ASSASSINS.
A couple ofdesperadocs^ arc tnivorsing
our country and tiiakin.e: dreaiU'nl havoc
ol‘ property and lives, of old atid youiii;.
I’hey ha\e already slain more of the in
habitants than wfr»' slain in battle, and
perislunl in ])rison ships,during the Aruer-.
ican war ; aiul al the saru* time they have
wasted more snhstance than wouhl pay
the lutiioiial ch hi. 'I'heir stretigih is in
vincible. Their method of attack is to
strike people on the head ; tiien instantly
to trij) up their heels, pick their [)ockets
and f.ontinne their blows on the head uti-
il they have ([tiile beat out ih'cir brains.
I'hongh they itii’est pMi)lie houses chielly,
they are also at ])ri\ale closets of private
houses, in orkshops of meciianics, atul
the field of farmers. In some instances
whole families have fallen victims to these
murderers ; nay, whole towns have been
avaged and ruined by them. One poor
mat! herealiouts, that had formerly been
an industrious thrivins^ mechanic, has
lately been murdered by them in a maimer
too shocking to relate ; and there arc se
veral others in the vicinity who have
lecn lately attacked by them, robbed of
heir money, smitten on the 1 l ain-pan,
knocked down, and in al! respects so vi
olently handled, that an a'.arminfj stiij)or
had succeeded, and they aie already
brouu;ht to death’s door. In a woril, the
ouiitry is iu imniitieiit danger, from a
ouple of out lundish miscreants, vho
mock'at reason, trample upon the pie-
cious rights of men, aiul equally bid deti-
nce to the law and gospel. 'I'he names
f these two nifTians are Hum atul Uruvdy,
.lud we might add Jl hiskey i'or a third,
md all of tliese perfectly innocent and good
propei'ly imj)ro\ed. But the sin and
all lie on the urifurtuu*tc \ictiin
w ho ruin^ himi,elf by them.
part of the whole ; that the third denom
ination, viz. Christians, now include onc-
fonrlh part of tiie whole; and that the
Mahotnedans, w;ho sprung six centuries
after the Christians, and threatened to
aunihil.iie them, occupy the space of one-
sixth part of the whole. It is also ob
servable, that when an estimate of this
kinil was made about fifty years sincc, it
was sup[)Osed th;it Christians amounted
to one-si\h part, now they have increas
ed to one-fourth.
A step i'tirther in this inquiry disposes
of the Cl-.risiians thus, in their subdivi
sions :—
(ireek and Eastern Churches, ."0,000,000
Konian Catholics, l()0,00i),()t)0
I’rotestaius, includingallsects, 70,000,000
Total, 200,000,000
7'hose iiave all risen sitice the promul
gating of the L'niversal Clu’ihtiau Cfiurch,
(,o0t) A. M. of w hich :—
The AVt'stei n and I’.astern Cburche.s be
gan atid united iu the 6th century,
'I'heir sejiarution, 9tli -do.
Mahomed, 7 th do.
C'liribtianiiy in Great Britain, 7th do.
Darkness of I’opery and Mu-
hornedunism, f)ih to U)th.
Waldenses, 12lh do.
WickliffisHuss,and Jerome, l.jth to 15th,
Luther and Calvin, l^b 1>-
Kt'forniation, ItHh do.
Remonstrants, 17 th do.
Protestant .sects, 17th Sc 18th.
It is unnecessary to enlarge ijiis scale ;
the objeci is thus answered by showinjj
the divisions of people, and their denom
inations and dates; by which any person
conversant iu researches, will find occu
pation enough for his reilection, upon the
probal)le slate of mankind during the
enauing hitif cenlury, under the advanta
ges of an unexampled improvement, in
every country and condition, I>oth in arts,
navigation and commerce, domestic atui
universal; an enriched acf|ulsition of ev
ery embellishment of Intellect, literature,
the iiiic dl ls, aud rhemistry.
THE INQUISITION.
A work ealitlcd Lettkhs NounAVnts, pub
lished 111 Fiiris in 1S20, contains the following
Account of a mode of tonuve practiced in the
Inqijistion of'foledo.
Cien'-r.d Las^ale being at 7'oledo,
went to vrsii the place of the inquisitioi';
I'or in Sniiiu the humility of iniiuisitors is . 1
, I- .1 I ■. . , sneaks ol th; ntsiiliitions aud iistoins
like that ot other monks; It wears a coarst' F, . ... . , r
, , I I It ■ II I \. o( t us country in so high a style ol com-
c loak, and dwells in a mar!)le palace. At 1 _
From the TCcw-York Daily Advertiser.
Tlie ]•■,(!inbin’!*- Ue\iew for July contains
an article on the United State.s of .\meri-
ca, founded t-.j the travels of Duncan,
Hodgson, an I an anonymotis author, and
tiic sii,^ht of the instrunu nt of torture, the
(Jenr-rul as veil as t!ie niVicers who were
w ill) him were seen to shudder ;for it whs
more horrible lhau any tiling presented by
t!ie held of battle. An>ong these instru
ments there was one which more particu
larly fixeil the atlentionof the visitiints,!)y
p;iving the impression of a sort of sacri
lege. At the farther etid of a subterrane
ous dungeon, near the chair of the, iiupii-^i-
tor w hose duty it was to interrogalt? those
who were accused of heresy, theic was
placed iu a niche a statue of'^the V irgin.
A golden halo surrounded her head, atid
her drapery descended in silken folds
from her shoulders to her leet. In her
ri)>ht hand she held the ancient s'andard
of the Kings, and a breast plate was just
visible under the folds of her robe. Al-
pliment, a.s to form a perTeci crmtrast tJ
the language of the J-oiulon KevlewfM’.s.
\Vilh regard tf> eouioiny in j)ul)lic sala
ries, it is siattfl lhai no country is so well
governed as ours, or at so small an ex-
pe;isc ; and on the su!)ject of religion, the
revi('wi;r says we enjoy hOer/ii, while th«;
Fn^lisll can boast of nothing more than
toleration.
'I'he incotivenienccs of American roadi
and inns utul stage coaches, and indeedl
the whole lis{ of grieviinces which the
i Quarterly Htvi«*w has long since made
' the themes of complaint aud satire, are
‘ disposed of in as easy and suiiwuary a
, manner as an American could have done
; himself.
“Her coaches must be given tip; so
must the roads, and so must the inns.—
./. //. ('luihornCf son-in-law of Kei'shaw !V.
Pl.iiitt r.
77:i. (iilisiin, at .lohn Fr;i/ei'ts ('o.
1 I. 'J'luiinaa J'liiuiiii::;, :ipl,ot the Line .'shiji
34 I’le.sidelit.
1!. If. Piilinrr, brother to K'v- Dr. I'»liiicr.
IJ. Jti/in.s-.1, Hi.'iirurh'.
1 >. hiirii/ VV,7.v(/(//, (}ne n-'-t.
It. /iiiviif I h:I .ineoliiton,
F). linunt Kiin'/tf, Nt.rclun!.
lo. Hmn) Sii hri'iil;, Flai.tir, !‘ili In I'h'oii.
ir. 7'. ( loolar, Captain ol slop lor
I.iver|)ool.
IS. -I'hc Ilev. Dr, ]llUinm ll.pui, I'MladJ
pliia.
iMiniiUi'St:irn> llarti:-,, to satinN an evecution
ill f:i\or -!' .loiiu l,'o!)iton, agair.st saul Fwel
AieXaiiilcr, ^>le|)heii Me\aiuier ;tiul tieu. Alien.
.sA\F1. M’» OMii. .s/icnlf '/
J/( i7.7' (.'i'uiiit/.
rV/c.’r'-11,
if
!{FFFl!I'\C!v
To tlie Hev. Dr. I’inla.li ijtliis
.b'liN I II\/.r.i(,,'v. t'o. Cli.n h-all'll.
*•1.1110;K Pi. > n-, (!u.
T iimi AS (’()( Mn V V, do.
Sam. VU'Ni.ii, ,Io.
J(M1\ M, J’,1 IIVKj (lo.
IV I’. VSON, do,
>>'vu'.Ci.\i riiv, Lincolntim. \, C.
Du Ml UnMi.vHiiT, F. ,\i. 1-1!.cull.ton, r
•it7 .
•’I
SlicriiV S;i!c. i
IH i: I’./dowing t M. t; r»t tm.l w ill be sol.l for '
h, at the (;oiirt-ll'ms" in ( h: rltilt'*, on
th' loii’-tli .\i'ni'la\ III .Novi'inber, to s.iti^t) llic
i.iNes dee for lij2J ;iik1
/ii i'.ijitaiit Ilu'xv
8('i Vi lurneil i>y Anderson lle itv, 1 '.2.'.
1 I'l aen s, I'l turnc(! h\ .‘.iiilreu Dun. '.
snbserilie;'
Auction, lii
■|aiil. IM.oit'jtion. eonsisiii.g of 240 acrc'>, I>mg
(HI l!ie 1 :i\v}crs' r"ad, miles t.;k t fniin cii.il-
le.tie ’!'!y '•oil is good, and i ,1 adi'pteii to
ill.- ciiltnre of t urn, eotU»ii, .'■;(■ , and a Jiavt of
tlx f O'M IS line mcado'.i land. '1 here i;- a good
i!v, t II r ;-hoii.-,e nil the iilaniatien, l);ii’n, 'intl oth
er ne'e^-.ai'\ oet-bousi's ; an eM 'ihnt spring,
;*iid a goini veil consiiiient to tlo- li;.ni lot.—
V. ii! a!.iO ■■'I il, ai the .-..one ili:i'. n:id
1 >3L lus corn, h.i\. fuiiii' i’;
togeth.er th‘ statue resembled Joan oft i hey are ol course what ili»*se accom-
Arc at Orleans. C)*n examining it a little ; modations are in all new countries ; ami
nt'arer they perceived that the breast plate | much llk(t whi'.t J'^nglish gi eal-grand-ta-
w as glisteninp* with a vast number of lit- j tiie.rs talk alxnit as exibtinjf iti this coun-
tie knives, and of nails sharpened like i.ee-, try at the first period of t hoir ret ollection.
dies. The arms of the statue were i:iO\ea-1 Tiu* great luconv ef.i-nce, however, in the
ble ; and a handle placed behind the par- Kngiislimi'u. is on* wliirh more
tition retjulalcd its motions, (jenerul | less ;«.cutely—
Lassale gave orders for pMting the ma- we mrun the impossil)i!it> *d'being alone,
chine in oi)eration ; and the sack of a pol- or ha\ ing a room separately from the rest
ish grenadier v\ as pul in the place of thi" of the comiiauy. ’1 liere is r.ollimg whicli
heretic. When tl-.e handle was turned, | an Knglishman enjoys niori than sulki-
ihe statue extended its arms and pressed | noss—of iiot^ l>etng foiced t.j |,t ar a w^tud
the sack chisely to its breast. When it
i i'hixed its grasp the sack v\ as found lobe
.'.o'.i ai res, rt,?'inie! h', .loloi \S . K.n;,'', l'>2.?.
l.)0 acres, be’.inn;!ir;' to ihe licivsi t 1,'ohcrl
.M‘( or.l, (lec'-:iM (), not listed for IHJ'.’,
1,1 ) acre.;, i\tu;i.cd b\ (.corgc Niehoi.sor, for
IK.'.i.
longing to the hcu's
ised, not listed ier
'VuWAWV \V‘.\W\vh\.
|»1 IIIL 'aili ,criber w i.-ili. s to (.L'tain .^oiKe p'^rrion
It f‘‘’' Van], ^nd on* or
I hands 1,') learn the trade. J,i'u;i*5(l ereour-
eiiu nt Will be .u^isen t.o :i pi rso-.i tint v.illcome
‘ tveonimi lule.l, ,\ in.in w ith a ••ii. ^!1 i'aiiiih
"’lid I).- pn tcrred, as there is a guo(! .Iw . Fling-
»i-'Use on ihv prc’.nisej j.
^'.'0 arr- s, less or more, b
Ilf Koiiert .\le\.,iulcr, (Itci
iior
/;/ ( 'djitiiin 1)1(1 r1nr(,ntVs Curnpiinn.
fi.S ii'-n S wheicon M:>rlha jirown nowhvi.'
nr;i li-teJ tor 1 MJi nor 1« ?.].
■)it f'c.'cs. III li.n"in;‘; to h;iniue! II. io
iS2? and liiJ.'i, lliit l;^1t il.
.'50 acri s, h (ir un.re, the prop' ’ty >'f
Owens, for Ii^'J-' and not h-teil.
1 ,')li a( la . less nr nujre, belnngiii'.; to ‘dll' 'lOir
ol'l'ivineis Lewis, deceased, io.- t.-' J a.;.i
not bated.
i \y,\ KL M*( OM!’.. Sf'rnlf.
/?V A. ( /' '7
(Vt. V-
r riiild.
poss( s-
tour likely N(
groes, \i.’. two i'ellows, a weiicli mul li
d ‘s;ri IIS ot oll^il!lin'^ a \ abi d'l
sion, and of iicddiig ^ooil b o'gains, \. ill do well
lo atte’.il.
i\ 'iiiS ill be made kr.own on 'In d »v of sale
JA( nl5 Jl LIEN.
Orlnl,tr 1S24. I'.t'f
a pi rl'ec I sieve : it was pierced with a
tlioiisaii.l. holes, and the kni\es had enter
ed s(jiiie lines ill depth. 'I'husthe merci-
I'ul Maty, the iiiotliei- of the Saviour ot
men. l)eeame in the hands of itifinisilors,
•he bloody instrument of fanaticism ; and
1 hat nothing mighl be w antins^ to this Iior-
riidi- prolaTiation, they called this ima;.;e
by ;iii odious pun, (Jur I.uiIijiiJ Soi'ioU'n!
[From a late London paper.]
.? (iciui'iil 'cn.sus.—'I'lie jiresent census
oi t!ie whole worhl is said to stand ihus :
all
•V i\\ \c V.
i 7THK1S’: ind' i.ted to tju l.it- firms of D^vtr.-
! J. MIX ( '.Mriit i i., a’ d C 11. .V Hi.AKt.,
I t.’e e' r’’i .•'•b, l■e(p!'•^t^d in s( tt|i t!,i ,r nceunM''
I :it ::• liclore iMir I’.cNl Couiitv (’(iiirt, (which will
' een:::\ence the I’niiith .Mon.l.iV in .\o\ei!ih' r
long(,r indulgence (.Miimt bi; givtii.
lOje n!'cj'her f.f tin: snhsf'r'.bei n w ill ;d\i;i\sbe
I in f'iriHotte, vendy to m.ik. scttK nientv
i ( I'ou ( (itlon, at the cuirenl jiric . \ iH l>e re-
j ce 'ed Ml pu':iu lit. D (’\ Nll’lii I I ,
■ J.l'd \KK.
Jews,
l’ai-;ans,
Mahomedin', -
Ciirislians, -
4,'>00,000
110,000,'.'00
20^ 1,0:^0,000
80(),')>0,'K)0
'I'r.kcrV
* --I. . r -V ''
Total,
D(‘l‘-ts and Athiests are compieheuded.
hut tiot flistinguished In either of these
enuiiieratiiins, as thevdoiitj*. avow them-
sel\( s by uMv formation into bodies, but
uie oiioiiudies in ' a h (lass.
It is w f)rthy fif notice that ilie most an-
( lent congre;;aiion, ' i/. I'agans. s'ill snli-
sist through tl\e globe, and comprise more
than one-half of its }',eiieral pfjpulaUon :
tbal the secoiu!, in order of lime, \iz.
Jews, havt-, since the (!e;iiruction of tlieir
t iiiple and ciiy, in .\. D. 7i), lallen to so
;ie d- IV, ri-^ to (. onlv « 2 0th
from any body which ma\ occasion lo him
the. necessity of replying, it is not so
mtuh that Mr, lJull disdain.s lo talk, as
that .Mr. liull has rioihing to say. Ili;i
fon fa'hers have been out of spii its for
six or- seven hnndred years, and seeing
notliini:;- but fog and vapor, lu‘ is fjut (jf
sjdiits loo; anl vvhen there is no sf Hing;
nor bnving, or tio busine.-s to settle, he
prefers being aloiH' and looklni; at the fire.
'I’ht y (the I'.ngilsh) aii‘ lontent with the
Magna Chart.I aiul Trial by Jury; and
think thev are not bound to excel the rest
(jf the world in small l)ehuviour, if the/
are stip('i lor lollu ni_i!’. gieat Insiittilions.’*
“ \Ve are terribly afraid that some A-
mei leans s))il upon the tloor, even when
that lh.)or is covered by p^ood cai|)ets.—
Now, all claims to ei\ili/.aiion are stispen-
ded till this secretion is otherwise dispo
sed jf. No I'.nglish gent Ionian has spit
ui)on the lloor sltu.'(’ the Ileptaixhy.”
“ Thotrdi America is j, eonli’deratif>n
of rt'piddies, the\ are iu many e.ises mm h
more amalgamated than the \aiious parts
of (ireat lJr;tain. U' a ( iiizen of the
United Slates cm make a shoe, he is at
libel ly to make a shoe anv wlieic be'ween
Lake Oniario an I New-(it leai.s ; lie may
sole on the .MIsslssijipi—h' «d on liie Mis-
sout i-—nieasuie Mi. Lit kl^ei k on the Lit
tle \\ abash, Ol lake (who h (nirhest pol
iticians d(> not filid an. eas\ matte r' the
kinvtli of Mr. Moaiue's fuuL or; t.hc b.uik?