Lei'ches.—Tise demand Tor leeclics
(‘blood suckcrs) is *o great in France,
that the marshes ol’thal country catmot
supply it. Immense numbers are caught
in the lakes and pond.s of Spain and
brought into France. A few months
since, the Spanish leech hunters caught
a Frenchman, who followed the same
trade, and having stripped him, they tied
him to a tree, and covercd him with
leeches, whUh would have sucked him
to death, if his comrades had not released
him. A farmer in France earned 30,000
francs in 4 years by the trade in leeches.
—He had multiplied them in a small pond
so that the annual produce was 200,000,
when some flocks of wild ducks alighted
on his pond, and in twenty four hours
swallowed all his leeches and his hopes.
Stick to the carriage by all mea7is.—Last
week, Sylvanus Miller, esq. was shocking
ly hurt by rashly jumping from a dearbon
•wagon, when the horse, having taken
fright, was running at full speed. He
broke his leg in a very-dangerous man
ner, and was otherwise greatly injured.
On this occasion we once more remind
our readers that we have repeatedly cau
tioned persons who are thus run ofl’with,
never, on any account, to leave the car
riage, when it is thus hurling along with
furious rapidity : for though their situa
tion is, at best',dangerous, jumping out, is
certain injury, and almost certain destruc
tion. When a horse runs off, he seizes the
bit between his teeth, and is beyond being
controlled by any steady pull : The only
way is by sawing his mouth, pulling al
ternately first one rein and then the oth
er, which sometimes answers to bring
him up ; but, if not, remember to stick to
the carriage at all events, and in every case
but w hen you see a precipice before you.
N. y. Eve. Post.
It is stated in a Virginia paper, that
immense swarms of locusts are making
their appearance in the vicinity of Char
iot U's\ilie. The forest seems to be alive
with thein. and their monotonous drone is
heard in all directions from morning till
night.
On the 31st ult. a man by the name of
Preshoe, in flischurging an old rusty
swivel, in Wareham, (Mass.) had both
legs blown to pieces in such a manner as
it is supposed to require amputation.
One of his eyes was also very much injur
ed.
Hay is now selling at S30 per ton, and
it is found that Jlour is a cheaper food for
cattle than hay It is given as a fact
worthy to be put on record, that while
the maiiufacturers of Great Britain arc
suffering for want of food, the people of
Pennsylvania are feeding theii- horses
with flour. Philad. Jour.
Great Fishing.—On Monday, the 8th
inst. a company at River-Head, L. I. took
in a seine 1,500.000, moss-bunkers, or
bony fisl*. These fish are used witli great
advantage as a maiiur*-, and it is stated
that I0,0f)0 will make the worst land pro
duce twenty bu-shels of wheat per acre.
N. Y. Times.
NEW-YORK, JUXE 5.
Larc;e Car^o.—The tiew Ainei ican ship
Creat llf'tain, Capt. French, cleared out
yestt'rday, for a market m Europe. She
has on boart', under der.K, 241.5 bales of
cotton, wpigiiing 886,600 pounds, which,
it is siipposed. is ihf largest cargo that
ever left the United States. 'I'iiis ship
measures 725 tons, and is fitted out in a
style, corresponding with her admirable
model and materials. The value of her
cargo forms a striking contrast with its
worth at a recerit period. It is now esti
mated at 8S‘).0()0; and about twelve
months ago, it would have brought in
this market more than g250,000.
Mer. Jidverliser.
Grnfon —The Legislature of
Connecticut has passed an act authoriz
ing a lottery to raise tlie sum of gll,()(i0
for the pui po'ie of erecting i. monument
on Grototi heiglits, where the brave Led-
yard and his conipanions fell in the revo
lutionary war, beneatl) tlie ireaclierous
blows of their own surrendered weapons.
Tho. Shccjj Sfciilinq lii/.vne.is, we uniler-
stand, has been carried on very exten-
sivelv for some weeks past, espei ially o!i
the larms lying upon navigal)le streams.
^^Ir. lienjainiii Harwood on South river,
is one ul' the suderers—Dr. Waters’ farm,
on Uliode Kivi r, has l)een etitirely strip
ped of sheep, not leaving him the oUl ewe
to begin with as;ain.
Mth-jiland licjtuhlicaa.
T?\rn» Tii.\vEi.t,i\(.. — P.issenpfcrs who K ft
PliilailrIpliia on I'lu s liix inuriiiiiif, tlic oOUiult.
arrived in tiu' ('ity olW vv-Vork time- rn(High
to tiikc tin, AiiiaiiN sti’urn l)c)Ml on the s.inif I'vo-
ninjc, fiml ri'aclic'il Surat to diiuu-r nn Wed
nfsday, beinj^ a distance Ijiit litllf short of’JuU
Sviriftf.—Yesterday, says the I'orcstville
(f'iiaMtang’i, N. \\ York) tia/.cttc of die 27tli
nhiiiio, Mrs. I'.iyloi, vvit'r of Mr. .Iiislus Tay
lor, of tin:-, tow n. :itti r .ittmiplinj^ to kdl hi r
Jnisliand, pnt a pi'i’iod to lu-r own i xistt nco l>y
^'Mitnij' lur throit uitli :i razor, and tiiat too in
till' pv>.>,rnrf of lln’ef or t'onr pir-.ni>.. Mrs.
1a_\ l,,r w.is a rrspi ctablc wonjan. and lias U-ft a
fiiniily of small cinidrcn. Slu’ havl tor sometimo
J)ri.\i(msty in;r d^;utt^ bccu siibjoct ty tits of
insuiii^y.
CHAlHOTTEr
TUESDAY. JULY 4. IS JO.
Another disappointment in the receipt
of paper, has compelled us to delay the
publication of the present No. of the
Journal until this time. The jiaper was
purchased in New-Vork early last spring,
and arrived at Charleston in April; but
the low state of the river, in consecjuence
of the drought, prevented its reaching
Camden till within a few weeks past, since
which no opportunity has oflered of get
ting it hauled to this place. We were,
in consequence, obliged to send a small
wagon for a part of it; and the remain
der, no doubt, will be received before it
be will needed. Under these circum
stances, without being able to buy or
borrow, to relieve our immediate wants,
the regular publication of the Journal
was a thing impossible. Transportation
Irom the sea-port towns in the southern
states, to the interior, is attended with so
much uncertainty, and liable to so fre
quent interruptions from natural causes,
that disappointmei.ts of this kind must
sometimes unavoidably happen:—that
we shall be except from them, hereafter,
is more than we can promise; but we
shall spare no exertions to guard against
them.
We are authorized to slate, that j}fat-
thew Wallace, Esq. is a candidate to re
present this county in the House of
Commons of the next General Assenibly.
We are also authorized to announce,
that/o/i/i M. Ingram^ Esq. is a candidate
for the House of Commons in the next
General Assembly.
We publish in this week’s paper a cir
cular from the General Pust-Oflfice, con
cerning the failure of newspapers trans
mitted in the mail. The failure of pa
pers is doubtless, in many instances, ow
ing to Postmasters ; i)ut it may also oft
en be attributed to the negligence or care
lessness of printers themselves ; of this,
the Post-«.)fTice in this place furnishes al
most weekly proof. Many packets are so
illegibly directed, that it requires a close
inspection to decypher their destination,
and it not unfrequently happens, that the
superscription cannot be decyphered at
all ; on others, again, the direction is im
perfect, as for iiiitance, papers destined
for Mecklenburg, in Virginia, are, in
some instances, simply directeil Mecklen
burg^ and consecjuently they are some
times turned out of their course and reach
this county ; this has sevet’al times hap
pened, in the course of the past year, to
packages from the office of the Hipublicau)
in Petersburg, Va.
Another cause of failure, is wrong di
rection. Not long since, a packet of the
Fayetteville Observer came directed to this
place, when it ought to have been directed
to an ofiice in South-CaroliiiA—a new
wrapper was of course put round it, and
a proj)er direction given ; but the packet
which should have come here, never ar
rived. And it was only last week, that
a packet of papers from the same office,
passed through the Post-Oifice in this
place, on its return from a jaunt to the
west, for a /yroy/e/-direction. The above
are by no means the only instances which
might be mentioned ; but they arc sufii-
cient to show, that blame often attaches
to Posttnasters, in consetpience of the
carelessness or negligence of priiiters.—
'I'here is no doubt that many postmasters
arc culpably remiss in their duties, and
strangely insensible to the obligations im
posed on tiiem by their oaths of office ;
but it is no less certain, that printers are
freciuently in fault, and complain of o-
thcrsj w hen they alone are to blame.—
Were they more careful in packing and
directing their papers, there would be
fewer causes of complaint.
Failure of jjfipcrs.— W'e cojiy the sub-
joiiied artich- from the last A”. C.Jnitrnal:-
“ In tlic course of the j'cist week, \vc received
coinpi.iiiits from three of our suljscri crs, tli it
tlay d ) not reecivf this paper regular!} . W't-
assure tliem that the papers arc i)uiioluallv ad-
(hv'ssed to each suhsciibcr, are carcful'v p.nt up
liito secure p: ckages, and are •lod},'- d in tin-
po5*.-oHic- lici'c in ilue tune, so th.ii ilu f ult i-.
notwitliiis. W'e shall endca\our to as crt.iin
how the I'adnre take.-, plaee, and sli i!l ! e obli^-
d to each and f \ eiT Mi!).'5cril)cr, v lio dot s not
n-ceiM' ins papi r, to inti.rm ns i>f it, and \u-
slia I try whctiicr thci'.- beany rirluc in Mr. M'-
L'.'uu’s (Jirt'ui-Jir.”
In riclation to the above, we may re
mark, that two or three weeks since, in a
pack'-t of the Journal directed to tlu
I’ost-OfTice in this place, came three pa-
jiers directed to persons who do not reside
in this quarter, but who, it was supposed,
wc-e residents of Richmond county ;—
the papers were consequently returned
to the Journal office, to be forwarded to
those to whom they belonged. Perhaps
the editor can “ascertain” from this fact,
“how (he failure of his paper takes
place.”
It was only last week, that another
packet of the Petersburg Republican, in
search of its destination, reached the
Post-OfTicc here—it was directed “ West
land, ]\Ieck.” without the name of the
state. 1 he packet set out on its return
the succeeding mail.
Naihaniei, Silsbee has been chosen
Senator to Congress from Massachusetts,
ill the place of Mr. Lloyd, resigned. Mr.
Silsbee is represented as an enlightened
merchant, and well qualified for the office
to which he has been elected. He is,
says tiie Boston Patriot.^ the decided friend
of the present administration of the Gen
eral Government, and was among the
earliest advocates of the election of Mr.
Adams.
Misrepresentation.-ThL' statement which
is now going the rounds of the opposition
papers, that Mr. Foot, recently elected
U. S. Senator from Connecticut, is an
unti-administration man, turns out to be,
like most of their reports of political
changes, a mere trick to catch gulls—it
is altogether false. Mr. Foot was not a
mrmher of the minoi ity-caucus—has
uniformly been fiiendly to Mr. Adams,
and will give his administartion, so long
as it shall deserve it, a firm support.
It is amusing to hear the opposition
ringing incessant changes upon coali
tion! coalition!" when they have fo.mod,
or are endeavoring to form a coalition as
incongruous and monstrous as cverexist-
(•1. In the opposition are combined men
of every shade of politics, from the most
latitudinarian interpreters of the consti
tution, to the most pharisaieal sticklers
for the letter—of staunch caucus men,
and no less strenuous anti-caucus men—
of people’s men, and anti-people’s men—
of the ultras of two, and the disappoint
ed all parlies—
“ I’.lack spirits und White,
liiue spirits and ^Ta_\ :
Miiigie, mingle, mingle,
You, that mingle may
with no unity of feeling or sentiment, and
agreeing only in one thing—to oppose
the administration, right or wrong. For
an opposition, cortiposed of such mate
rials, to denounce coalitions, is the height
of absurdity ; its very existence depends
on a coalition composed of the most heter-
ot>(‘iieous materials, but which, having
no aflinity for each other, cannot, by any
process of political chemistry, be made
pfrnianenlly to cohere.
Latl/ig ^nuj).—Maj. Denham relates,
in his travels in Africa in 1H2.1 and 21,
that in the empire ofl'elatah, the men
alone are permitted to smoke ioIjuccd,
hilt ihe women are also iiidulgded in the
luxuT-y oi eating snuff. Perhaps the ori-
gioiiof a practice which obtains pretty
cKlcusively in this country, may be trac
ed to Ah ica: but be this as it may, il is
certainly very much like the one in whlc-r)
the “ women” of Africa are permitted to
itidulq:e.
Tl’.e hirth-day of Aineru:an liberty
Independence, ihe Juliilee ol'our einaiici-
pation from bondage, will i)e c( lebrated
at Hopewell Church, on the 4th day of
July.
An appropriate discourse will be de-
li\ei'ed by iht? Rev. John W illiuinson :—
a political aildress is also expecteil.
Tliose wiio may honor us with their
company, we iiope will not regret their
attendance.
Coil) mil tee nf the Congregtdion.
At the last term of the County Court
of (iiiilloid, it was ordered Tiiat the
(!oniity Sui veyor make an accurate sur
vey and measui'ement of all tlie prim i-
pal rouds in the touiily, as soi.n as may
Ije, und ))resetil plans atnl his charges lui
tlif same to nex.1 Court ; and one p!un to
Joiin Mi IJac, i’M{. nlT’.iyetteville, lur tlie
use'ol liie-Map t>l Noi'ili-Carolina.” i he
counly coui l ol (Hiuberlaiid has also o;-
ilereci a sni vey (,l that c(;unly, and ap-
pro[)ria’.'-'.! I''J d s t'j t'« iV.iv t.h: e.\-
rouRTii or jriA’.
The citizens of l.ineolnton met at the Court-
House on I’hmsday cveuing-, the 8th of .hmc,
for tiie purpose of making arrangements for the
celebration of tiie 50tli anniversary of the De
claration of Independence. Col. John Zimmer
man being called to the chair, the following re
solutions were adopted, to wit:—
Jiesolvrd, Tliat Cajit. Ah xander, Tsaac Erwni,
Paul Kesler, Major Michael, Vardry McMee, Da
vid Uamsour, Daniel Seigle, Daniel Sluiford
and Col. Zimmerman, be the committee of ar-
rai'genunts.
Itrsolvcd, That J. D. Hoke he appointed to
deliver an ora’Jon ; ami that Virgil IJehe, Chals.
Torrence, A. J. M. Urevanl, Jacob A. Kamsour
and (ieorge Iloke, he the committee of toasts.
litsnlvcd, 'I’liat it is the belief of this meeting,
that economy ought to characterize the cele
bration of the 4th of July, and that extrava
gance is contrary to the repuhlican simplicity
and patriotic spirit of ’76: therefore, a dinner
ill he furnished at a very moilcrate price, so
that all mny unite in feasting together on this
gloriou.s occasion.
Jifsotved, I'hut the foregoing be published in
the Catawba Journal and Western C-.rolinian.
JOHN /IMMKUMAN, Chair,nan,
JtiHN D. Hoke, ISccrttary.
(’'onnecticut. — In’relation to Mr. Foote,
who- has recently been elected a Senator
of the U. S. lV(jm Coiuiecticut, we ob
serve that several gross errors or misre
presentations are going the rountls of the
papers. An article in theXew York Nai.
Adv. says Mr. Foote is ati anti-adminis
tration man, and thut he was a nK'inber
of the minority caucus of sixty-six. N'ow
the fact is, \lr. I'oote rtjitsed to attend a
caucus—was from the begitining in favc^r
of Mr. .-Vdams, and voted I'u- i,ini as
President in the 1 lousi'oi Rcj^ i s, iitali\es.
His accession therefjie to the S‘nato, is
the accession of a trieil and most lecided
friend to the admimstr.itlon. The coti-
test between Judge B' istol and Mr. I'oote
was u contest between persons of the
same jjolitical views m relation to the
general government.—N. F. JJinerican.
Cotton Factory.—We have just roturneil
from a visit to the New C jtton Factor)
of Henry A Donaldson, Es(p which was
first ])ut into opi'ration during the last
week. It is a laigc three story fllame
Ijuilding, situated immediately below the
point of meeting of lilount and Cross
Creeks, which allbrd to this town ar in
exhaustible atid invaluable water power,
and both of which contribute to renh •
I'nis a most adiniralilc situation f«>r exten
sive works. Only a small poi tioji of the
ma':hinerj' is yet in operation, b’ui there
is enough to show the benuty and siin
plicity of its fixtures am! movement, and
the wonderful facilities and advantages
which lul>oiir-saving machinery has over
the otdiuary and tedious labours of the
housewife.
From 20 to 30 persons, chiefly boys
and girls, Were em[)loyed in the establish
ment, who from their cheerful countenan
ces and the lightness of their labors,
seem to have cause to lie pleased with
their situation. Fayetteville Observer.
The aggregate of pupils in the schools of
Boston, IS 10,436, of w hich 7,044 are in public,
and 3,3y2.ill private scluiols. 1'lie annual ex-
])cnse is ^152,722; of wliich individuals pay
97,305, and the city Ji5j,417. The number of
schools is 215.
lit ED,
In Iredell county, on the 16th ult. Mr. Koii-
tnx McNki i V, in the 71st year of his aj^e, with
a paiiitui di.-iease oi' more than four years con
tinuance. tiis character as an eminent Chris
tian was too Well known throughout the large
circle of his ac(piaintance, to need an iii.->ertiori
here. Hiillloc' it to say, that Ins religion was of
tluit kind which was aMc to .suj)port him nndi-r
all his siifl'erinj^s, and enulde him to meet death
with joy, saying, “ for me to live is Christ, hut
to die IS gam,” ^ [toMMUNic.tTKii.
*Mnnlii(n}uihino‘.
rpilK sul)scril)er respectfully informs tlie cili-
1- z ns o'f Charlotte and its viriultv, that she
has arrived In re fnnn Cliai U ston—where she
intends fo carry on the ahoxe liu .iness in it-, va
rious lu-aiic!ies and at tin- sliorlest iidIkc.
l.ej,diorn hats cut and irin.m. a in (lie latest and
newi -it sl\ le—oM legliorii.s l)leac!inl and (lean
ed ei|ii it to nev.'
N. H.-- Head (in sses made In the latest and
neu i.st l'.i)},'-risli ind I'len*, Il fushious , also,'I’ur-
an. p'niied iii>i.i tlic best manner.
i:. l.KVISON.
Mrs. K. L vi‘;on occupies, at present, the
linnse lately occupied by Mr. .fmies Harty,
nearly opposite the Fcmal;' Afadeij.y. 3l'j(j
•Xoficc
Is hereby Kiveii to tlie eitizcns (.f Mecklen
burg eonnty. tliat all those who liave any
business to transarl witb me, in my diicial ca’-
|)acity, are r. (piested to attend to it on the 4tb
.Mond.;-, (d'thi, ii.oiitb, |.>-evM)Us to the Court;
inasmueb as the hise ri fjiiirisine to make mv
returns on the first day of the Court, (n- suffer
myself to I.e ainerci il'in  \m v case .vln rein |
fail to make in\ return on tin- .Mimdav of Court
JOHN SI.OW, sin. riff of
.\1 ( kleidnirg County.
Jnlv 1, 1826.—Z{[K)
thi- subscri!)er, on
tl'i ' !Mi iiisliiht, a negro
;^iil naim I Clil.Oi;. Sbe is
IS or 1'-/ year.-; (>f a)>e, J t' c t
^ '"''■b. :oid oi i-a.
J coiuplevi,,,,.—
, \K>, a tjov
i;e{i 1() (>r K
IK (;-i oes ;.n
lotli:. A 11
per -on u I It
nanic.l nii.j,
ul «|uiie small of his a;.;e.
; )vd to bf lurking about fjbar-
^•1 !• Ward will In- f^lvcn to any
!; .'C i re tin ni injul, ordeli\er
H OSIilS
('hnvlotte Fniinlc ActuUmij.
rililK KvMmination in this infant Institution
i took place on Thursday, the 15th June, in
presence.of a n spect lule number nf the trus
tees ami citize.ns troin the tow n ami country ,
and we are ha|>|)y toli;ivc it in our |;owcr to state,
that our highesi expectations weiv more than
realized on the occasKin. The clas.ses were so
judiciously arranged, and snch e(pi ibty existed,
that no attempt wa^^ made to signali/.e'iadivitUi-
als ; the trustees believinjr lionors e(iuhl
not he conferred on some, without doinj;' injus
tice to others. A considerable number of vi ly
small scholars, the most of %vhom eoinm^ . et il
in the aljjhabet, w ere ex.iniined in ^pelbni;' fiviri
J to j syllables, to the admiration of all. TIiOsi?
who were examined on re.adin^’’, mai.ifi ste 1 tbe
strictest attention to punctuation and empliasis,
Tlie iliflerent classes in (irainm.ir, l’irsiiii>', (.o.
ogra|)hy , I’ainting, J^c. ha^e, probably, not. In i n
exci llcd Ijy .iiiy in the same time.
I he Kev, Thomas ^'o1ll^ II and lady wc) ac
companied to this jdaee with varitiiis letters o('
recommendatKHi from the most intelligi'iit ami
respectable sources in ^\■arr> n county, whertr
they ftirmcrly tanfi'bt ; and sim b has been tlu^
almost iiiiexampli d pro^;Tiss of flu- pu|>ils nn-
ch r their can- during their iir.' session, tbat w?
feel no iiesitafuju in rf'•oimiK-nding our Institu
tion to the attention and p.itronagi' of the pub
lic in general, under the firm [x rsuasion, that
tbe various branclu'S (d' female ((Incaticm will
l)c tauj^lil a» radically as in aily other, pa!t ot'
the slate.
l»y order of Ihe Hoard of 'I'ru.stees,
K. i. DINKINS, Su-rvtanj.
N. H. In this .\caden'), all tlie hranehes usu
ally atfeiuli (I to in teinale academies, are thor
oughly taught : and three teachers constantly
einployetl. The |)rices of tuition are as follows:
I.iteratiire, iflO per sessi»m.
Drawing, I'aintingaml Needlc-Work, ?10do.
Music, on tlie I’iaiio, 5J')' do.
\11 payable in advance. 3t90
(i^j’The editors of the Cheraw Cuzette and
Camden .loiirnal, .will i;-ive the at>ove fhrec, in
sertions in their respi Clive papers, and forward
their accounts for p.tyinent.
Motive
Is h ri'i>y K’iv n, that by virtue of a Decree
fr»)in the  ot'rt of r.ipiity, dated th' JOtU
of M ly last, I shall, sell, at the Court llotisi- in
Chailotte, on S .turdi\. the .itli of August next,
a certain tract i.i land belonj^inj,-- to tbe lieirsi
at law ot Isaac. |{ at\, dcccft-; d, lying In .Mt'ck-
h-iiburg county, on the waicis of’sng.ir creek,
atljoining the lands of Janns lljram, William
Lee.s, and the lands of .lolin \Vi!s»)n, ticceasc.d,
containiii;;- about 40 acres. 12 n.o; tlis i:reilit.
w ill be given, by the purchaser ;;i, iiig bond and
approved secnritv.
D. DUNLAP, e. m. e.
June 21, 1;J26,
XoUcfi.
Y virtue of a Decree from the Court of
r,(jnify, bcarinjjf date the 2i)th of May la.st, f
shall sell, at the Court House in Charlotte, or»
Saturday, th : 5th day of .\ugnst next, a ertain
tract of lami, belonging fo the licl s of J(»hn
.M’l.ure, deceased, lying r. the county of ^.jeck-
h nbu>-g, idjoining the lands of Kol)i r* IJ.irc.ett,
Uichurd Uobinson and Hebert Uoblnson ; and
also a tr.ict of land usually calh l the Mo.vles'
old place, containing, hv estmi i'ion, om hnn*
lred and twelve acre.s. 'TweKe m-u-.tiis credit,
the purchaser giving bond aixi approved secu-
D. K DUNl.Al*, c. m. k.
June 21, 1826. 5f92.
'r*cvki‘,n V3y»,
And committed to the jail of Meck
lenburg, on the of June, a
negro man named V\ ILL, about 51
vt ars of age, about 5 feet tliree inched
high, who says he belongs to Uobert
Johnston, on the south side of tho
;atawl)a river, in Chesti r Dirtrict.
JintUH HALDWIN, Jailor.
ul* •VovVUa aviAiua,
iMeeklcnburg Counly.
M’illiam Means
lUiam Means 'j
Joseph Itlackwood, V
Chas. r. Alexander, f
I’etition to review the rC*
xander, I
Janies .Means. J
I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that James Means is not an inhabitant of
this Slate ; It is therefore ordi-nd, that publi
cation be made six weeks in the Jatawha Jour
nal, that the said James Means ap[>e..r ,.t our
next (/Oiirf, to be held foi' the county i Meck-
leiilmri'', at the (Jourt-Hoiise in (Jli.irl i»(t, on
tin: Ith .Mond.ay in .\iigu.st next, then ai.d tin re
to |jlead ()r demur to tti; fx-titnm, or juflgment
pro confesso will be ent* n d a^-.dnst him.
Test: InAAC AI KXA.NDKK, c. m. r.
6ty,> — pr. adv. .AJ.
person, or persjns, who liave the 2d
I volume of Hume’s Hi.st(,ry of Kngland, and
the 1st volume of Shefipard’s Touchstone, bc-
lonjjinn'to the subscriber, would oblii,'i him by
re turning them immediately.
W.M. J. ,\f,KXAM)i;iL
June 6, 1826. ^ .'JiHy
Vm* Hvv\v, Vuv V'ush ,
Hogs’ Lard, Whiskt \ in harrels,
Hacon, Sii^cai-, (:olIee,,
Jamaica |{um, Nortlu rn |{um,
He st Madeira Wine, btstl'ort Wine,
Paints, Medicines and Drugs, ?cc.
ALSO,
A good assortment of Holting Tlofhs, and
Ian Kiddles. JOHN lUWJN.
June 'J, 1H«'6.
VihV‘.vU‘> ViDNd, diM’W.
N^O'l ICC is given to all those w ho j;avi tlicir
iKjtes at flu' sale of .liio. itovil, Utce..sed,
til it the same ha\e now become due, and (hut
payment must b.- ma.le before the first day ef
August next, or suit will be l)ron>;ht upon cach,
w ithout respect to persons. No long r indul
gence can ur will be>;iv« n.
I’. I’.AIUINOKU, Adm’r.
Charlotte, .lune S, iJSJC). 8194
1*. Mr \\ ni. Si.ith, of this place,, h.is all
the p.ipirs belonj.,ii,g to said estate^ in bis
blilhis. 'e. tj i>
Illir. iiiiblic are cautioned :.,w..inst tr:idin,Tfor
a niimoer ot notes, (,iu- i^neii ' y me to J.
Mrltum, the amount of winch wa.i sim nty-ou.;
(!.)llars and son.e centx, d.it. d in i lu \ t ar is..''.?,
til • otlicr notes t(> .1. il|i:imson, neither amount
r.nrdale reeollLtti d. || tviii};'.ah i ady paiilthesi-
notes to \\'dliam.ion, I am »l terinined not to pay
Iheiii ag.iin. MKCi. JS. SMI | n
Deed'-, lor sale hI Uiis UlUtu,