' ol a. liuiiiaii ! Efior.,'>n
:,;is I'OMi said of ti.is sjuiliy pair—but
-.vh',‘11 all altcnipi IS nvide iv.. uiily to pul-
;UiU', ‘)iit even juMily liie grossest yiola-
'iotih of law, Uiviiic and human, it is nc-
rssdiy that ihings be r.allt-d by their
rigiit names. Georgia Jleporter.
Mvrident.—A fpw nights since a person
hy I lie nuine of Evers, who was impri-
f.jiu'd in Knoxville, CrawTorci county, fur
-i small debt, broke jiil (probably by the
iibistance of some o»u-door friends) and
escaped. Shortly after he v\-as found and
r.rrested by Mr. Barker, the Deput>
•olieiiiV. On his way ba k to jail, he-
found an opportunity to mount Mr. B’s
lior^e and‘escaped. He rode several
’niU:s, then abandoned the horse, and
»;anie to this place. On Thursday last
>,c was again arrested’by Mr. Barker,
and alter properly secufinjf him, slan
g'd again with him to Knoxville, in com
pany with ivvo or three other ])crsous on
horseback—the prisoner ridmg; behind
one of them, and another having the
iope with which Evers was bound, tied
round his arm. in this situation they
nrrised at Tharp’s Bridjje on the Ichtic-
4 0tnia, after night iiad set in. It being
rainy and extremely d.-rk, the horse of
the person having the end of the rope, walk
ed utf iUl' s^do of the bridge, canying his
rider with him, and draggiiii;- the prison
er from tlie horse on whicit he was
iTiouna'd. lie fell o’l a wooden pin which
secured the platiK to the sills—the fail
w\is on his side, and v. itli such force as
to loriiiiiiato his existence in about an
hour. The person who ft 11 from the
bridge was but little hurt.
Macon Mtcsengrr.
Melnnchohj —We regret to learn
ibat during ii;'' pfi forn)ance of the funer
al lit)!iorsot Mi ss. JitVeison and yVdatns
at b, . .i-Rouge, on llte 9ih August lasi,
a iriK u:aer took pluct between Mr. An-
lh!i\y i** iust(;n, Attorney for the Com
m u V. ealth at that place, and Mr. J hn
B. Poits, formerh a resident ol Wes’.
B..'t.n-rvoiii;e, wiuch unninated in iho
death i i former, in consi qui'lice of a
wound infl'.i led »>y a poiii.ird ; r e died in
al)0ut 10 minutes. — .Mr. 1*. was a native
cjf i\-iersi)urg, and in the ‘27th year of his
age. 1 !iu^ in itie i.u>rning of his day,
with the is.ghiest p.»)spects in view of
I’uiijie usei jiiiess to himielf and to socie-
TUESDAY, SKPTEMUKU 25, 182G.
A dinner has been given *o Mr. Clay
by the citizcns of 'Lcwislnirg, \'a. as a
token of their confidence in his integrity,
anti of their admiration of the uniform
course which, during a long political ca
reer, he haspiusued with so much honor
io himself and his country; The com
mittee, appointed to invite him 'o the din
ner, say—“Although the detractions of
envy, and the violence of party feeling,
have endeavored to blast your fair repu
tation, and destroy the confidence repos
ed in you by the citizcns of the United
States, we rejoice to inform you, that thi
people of the Western part of that state
which claims you as one of her most gift
ed sons, still retain the same high feeling
of respect, which they have always niani-
fested, in spite of the maledictions and
I)ickerings of disappohikd editors and in-
krcHted politicians.”
'I’he manner in wliich Mr. Clay has
been received by the/jcfl/y/e, on his wliole
route from Washington to Kentucky, and
also on that by wnich he returned, afl'ords
tiie most satisfartniy evider.ce that he is
still strong in Ihcir confidence, notwith-
ing tl'.e untiniig efforts of his enemies to
brei*k him down. The slufts of malice
and detraction have thus far fallen harm
less at his fct ; and hi^ present defainers
A number of tiie citizens of Louisa
county, Va. met at the Court-lloube on
the IStiinlt. and nominated f. P. Bar
bour as a candidate for the office of St-
nator of the U. Slates from Virginia, af
ter the 4th of March next, when Mr.
Kai.ihJph’s tt I II) will exjjire. The /’e-
fcrsburg Itepuhiicun, in reference to this
ty, has this [)roinising young man j nomination, says that the Virginia As
coi'sitjned to a pn-tuatuie gra\e. The ,,
Bulo,^(„use Gazcu.' of ihc 1211. 1“'-B'-'l'fv >i».-piesent
says : Mr. Putis was immediately taken ^ Administration, as torfroy;Mr. Randolph
in'o custody, and w iil be tried at the next The grulifiaition^ wc suspect, at such an
j event, would be altogether on the other
side. For the lionor and dignity of the Se-
session of the Court
in Ociober next.
which will be held i
Pel. Inf.
Not lotig since, an elegant bridire over
}auly n\er in the western partofV'ir-
ginia, was consumed by fire, and circum
stances rendered it certain that it, was thr
'.vork of incendui ies. Two men by the
name of Kincaid have just been tried for
the crime, and in 13 minutes the jury re
turned with a verdict of guilty. The
judgment, of the Court, as it ought
to have been, w'as severe. They were
ordeied to pay a line oi S lOOO cach, to
he confined in the pui)lic jail of the Coun
ty for three years, (to be taken out on one
day, in each year, and placi'd in the pil-;
lory for an hour) and after the expiration ^ ^
of the term of their confinement, to enter
into recognizances each in the sum ol
one thousand dollars with security, to
keep the |>eaee for seven years, and to
stand committed until the bonds are i*-iv-
en. KaUieg.
On Tuesday morning last, just l)efure
dav, the Northern sti.ge was robbetl of
par of IIS oaggage wiien wiiliin a few
niiles of LoiK»sl)urg, on its way south.—
There vjere several passengers, all of
whom probably would have lost their
trunks, but the driver fortunately discov-
«>red what was going on, slopped the
Gta^e and pursued the villains. 'I'hey
succeeded however in carrying off one
tniiik, belonging to a gentlemati of
Charleston, S. C. v.hich contuined a-
inongst other valuables, 100 dollars in
jjpecie. Raleigh liegister.
nate,we si'.ould wish Mr. Randolph dro}p-
erf, as the Republican ex])resses it,* biit
as to any injury !i? can do tl-.c Adminis
tration, wc shculd be entirely willing to
have him re-elected. We believe ihe
party which placetl him where he is, are
pretty well convinced that his cxertiuhs
instead of weakening, have very material
ly strengihened the Adnunistvatiijii; and
no more favorable result can i>e a,n.icij .n-
ed from iiis future coin sc. Tliey would
droj)’' him, if tliey
could do i; ^Mth u good gi ace ; but tuere’b
the dift'icalty. lliey u necessary,
for their own credit, to ai enipt a defence
of iii> conduct iw the Senate, and to justi
fy his gross indignities and personalitier.;
and to “drop” lam now, will both belie
ineii assertions, and throw discredit o!i
tiieir judgtaent. To avoid this, they wili
prob..!)!} re-eicct him.
toposed, uudera sliect, at tiic Navy Yard
in this City, after having been hauled nj)
on the liiclinea Plane constructed for the
experiment. Comparatively lew per
sons were aware of the intention To launch
her, and still fewer of the day and hour,
both having been undivulged, to prevent
too great a crowd, as, in case of any ilif
ficulty in the launch, such as some had
predicted, it might have impeded the ne
cessary operations of the workmen. See.
A good number of persons, however,
witnessed the launch, which is supposed
to have been one of the most bi autihil
that ever took place. Not the slighiest
difficulty occurred. The vesstl was
started off a little before eleven o’clock,
a >d majesticall) ploughed her way lothc
river. Tiie distance :ihe had in ilu bt-
ing considerable, and the descent small
beyond exair.ple, her mo\ement occasion
ed almost almost as much soiicinidr as
pleasure. But such precautions had
oeeti t'.ken by the skilful officers and on ’i
oi the Yard, ;hat not tlie least accident
occurred; and, in a few' miiiutc!?, this tine
Frigate, after being higli and dry since
May 1822, iu excellent preservation and
order, lay snugly at anchor in the Eas
tern Branch. j\a/. Int.
The late Judicial aypointment.—The Ca
tawba Jouiiuii, anti L w i iiei iii 'he Wes-
ttrn Carolinian, conijjlain, and w itli much
reason, we think, of the apiiointmeot oi
Judge Mangum to the bencii of ^he Su
perior Court, by the Council of State.
I'he main grouiid of complaint it;, that
Judge iMangum resides in Orange county,
which has had more of tin.se appoiiii-
menis v\iihin the la>i ten years than ihe
whole of tlie State l.esuies ; ..nd \\iierc
ihree out of the six Judges now reside.
This IS a \fiy unfair dislri()Utioi-), or ra
ther monopoiy, of an >flBce e(|ually im
portant to e\ery part of the Suae ; ■^ince
Ihe iii' umbents are frequently ta'dcdon
to exercise soiiu- jf their fi'iirtions be
tween ih> lerins of the Courl>. A per
son here liL.ving buc,i:u‘ss with (Mie oi' he
Juiiges must gj 80 miles to II iils!)oi ougii:
from W ilmington 1 10 n,i!es t; New !h;i n;
and from il'.e exireiPie western [)art of
the Siaie ,about the same ilistnnce. If
tiie Judges were appi)inted fi om differeul
pur s ol tiie State, say one from each Ju
dicial District, this incotnenience would
!)e n.aterially lessened. Ii is very justly
remarked, that Mr. Mangum’s stanaing,
either as a Lawyer or a Jiiogi.^, is not su
respectdble as t(; outweigh these consid-
ations of convenience.
We have heard otner ol)jection5. to the
aj)pointment, which it is needless to men-
lun—it is as unpopular here as in the
west, and a strong hope is tnteriained
tiialthc Legislature wiil noteonfimi it.
Fayctitvillt Ubscrucr.
Southern Heal. — 1J\ apri\ate letter we
unclers-.and 'h:it the late political eHcrves-
V eiice in Charlestun n is I'esuited in j)is-
t'ils and daggers for t wo. Recently a cou
ple of mt miners of t'le Cli irleston bar
quarreU\; in the Cvjurt H )use. The one
clialleneed the other, and while on his
way to the ground tl'.e latter was appre-
.it iuleo'', and b'.'und . r with his antugo-
1,1-.: in the suii. oi S.,0.00o, to keep the
I'.eaci in the L’nited Stales. They are
tvKj of il.e I, ost eminent lawye’S in
Chai eiston, and each totjk a very promi
nent stand at the laie pohiicji nueiings
Ml that city. JSntio/ial .idv.
lUinom and A'is-mtri.—It is ascertained
that Ml. Bati ) elected to Congress o-
\er M> . Scott, by a large majority, from
Missouri.
Mr. Duncan is elected in Illinois over
Mr. Conk.—Ninian Edwaids is elected
Oovernor. Ci/iciriuali Guzeite.
I’KTKPsnritv';,
Sale of hlocd IloiS'ff.— i h sal- ui dor
ses beU lining U) tlip estate of the late
1 heo. Field, I>q. for soii'.e time past,
advertised in this paper, took [.dace on
Fi iday last. Thi' correct judgment and
skill of the deceased iu selecting and
rearing the best stock, tcgeiiier with the
high ri-putdtion accpjireil by sumeof them
as racers, attractetl hither from a uis
tance, a number of the gentlemen of the
turf. In order'to show how highlv these
horses were uppieciaied, we have thought
propel- to give the account of sales of sev
eral : (lolianna, a fine blood bay liorse.
upwards of sixteen hands hijrh. ,%500
dollars ; Philii., full sister to Cohanna,
l,tio-i iloilars ; Merino Ewe, MXteen years
cMti, now in foal by Atcbie, the dam of
Ciohatina and Phillis l/:o:i dullais; a
B.;y Fillry, twelve luonihs old, 3L7 dol-
lurs ; a Si.rrcl FiUey, four mnsuhs old,
500 dollars, also th.’ '..ffspi'ing of Merino
I'.we ; Calypso, Arcliie mare, (!o!L.rs
i^ady Butts, grey mjre, 150 dolhits.
Producing the haiidti-.su uital of 7,9.V.»
dollar.-,—t:ul aveiMgn.g H7l each.
We understand that noiK' id' itu- jmik hn>.-
er*-' reside out ol the State.' VinfiiM.v is
I/itcliigc/ii:cr.
T;.o American Congress of D'putier,.
hi :: sernl>icd .soiir- '.iine ag'» u: ! -a
m.t. lu-- , (I j-’ii: ci, t'j i.iCet ai
ill til!- r,e:j^;i iUilioou oi the City
ICO, aiii'
(ie:i.
ge.
■IcX*
hdi.i its se-iSMjns theie
f'i'!. r,r, It IS expect! cl, will
li'acl'.od belo t'his time, thf' disah'C^ed
(juartrr of the State of Colombia :
ti’ere is reason tu Ijeliove '.iuit tin- ul j •c':
Ol' iiis letnrn, the res-.oratioii of order, and
of submission to the constitution and laws
of the Republic, will liave be>. n immed
iately accomplished, by his pu sinc>‘.
Nat. Iu{.
'Richard Stuort ami Maria Stuart^his
i.ister, have been executed in New Bruns
wick for the murder of a child, consider
ed tlie fruit of incestiKJiis intercourse.
'I'he principal witness against them was
another child of Maria Stuart.
The New-Orleaiis papers of the 10th
ult. state that the health of the city was
never belter, in the most ta\ored years,
than it was at that flute. Not a single
case of yellow fever had been lieurd of,
although the weather had bctn remarka
bly warm.
The Worcester Spy contains a list of
twenty-four marriages in the town of
Brimlield, Mass. celebrated within the
last twelve months. (.)tie of ihe gentle
men married is described as “senior
'snemberof theOld Bachelor’s Society. ’
Good.
New Emttic.~^l\ cannot be two general-
iy known that the best thing that can
-•e administered to persons who have
'aken poison, in causing iis ejection from
^he stomach, is a strong mixture of souj;
ond water, eiven in as !ar^e ou^^iilics as
VOSE’blr.
Mr. Giles’ election to Congress is op
posed by a writer in the Rirhmond I’.n
quirer, on tlietjround of iiis;//,^.s,vfl/ inctt-
jiuctly. A strongir t-'bjectioii '.hati lliis,
might be urged against his eiei tjon ; but
as this IS a matter w hich principally con
cei'tis the \'irgiiuans, let them manage it
in their own way. 'If they watrt Mr.
lilies in Congress, let them put him therej
his moiose temper k irritable uisposiliuii
will work them moie injwiy than good.
A man advertise^ a runaway sla\e in
the C hcraw Spectator, and ufi'eisS--’
ward for him, if lotlged in jaii; oryy/y
dollars iov i\ih heail, il killtd in taking.—
Tills looks very inucli like a bounty li.>r
murder. The poor w retch can hardly
be blamed for aL'^conding from si.ch a
master.
Tlic English puptr^ puhiisli an ar.ccdotc ot
an clcctor, who, at tliC' rc'«'r.t I'liriinii.ciitavj
cK'ction III r.i.iilaii!, was (..Trricd, !>y Ins ov. n
deb.rr, ti) tiie poll, tVrm ;i hick ljcl, aiul
in liis vote licv^.t.s lorcwurncd, liy int. j>l _\ •
sician, that it wouKi lie futal ; he persisieu, u .-.s
cari'ied liouic, uud in u qCi.irt-wr (>t :iii hour atlei
\v;‘rdr. . I re at Ik-i'. ins A sii...l;ir instance t>
ST11.L HiatSKLt.
An insiitution under the title ol thr
Knudttsko Schuol is abou' to be establislu fl
tiear Xeua:k, N. J. It has been or;r’.Mi-
ized at a recent meeting of the trus.- '
of the African l‘2ducation Socitty in tha
plice. 'I h** inlrntion is to appropriate
the K.osriu-.ko fund, atid to raise asim.
l..r sum, for i’s einhiwmenl. 'Pl,e origin
of the Kf'sciusko fund, and consecpnMitly
of the name uf the school, is exjjlaineci
in the New Voik C)!is» rver as fnllo>' s:
•‘Thill distinguislu (1 ciiampinn (if ci\il
iiberty, on his last visit to Ihe United
States, li ft ill the ii;«.nds of his friend and
toinijeer ,ti patriotism the veiirrable
'I'l oinas J(ffe:’s,. n, his last will ami tes-
uimeiii. I I wiiiv'ii Mr. Jeffers(':i was ap
pointed the F.xectitor. Hy this will, he
gu\e to Mr Jeli'iTson n lund, the availa
ble amotinl of wiiich at this lime, will be
boui Si3,000, to l)c etnplcyed in liber
ating enslaved Africans, and bestowing
upon them such ati e'Jucation, ‘as ('to
use his own words) would make them
belter fathers, better mothers, better
sons, and belter daughters.’ The illus
trious ami lamented executor, in his life
tinie, intiusted the management and ap
plication of this sacred fund to Benjamin
L. Lear, Esq. of W ashington City, and
one of t!ie Board of Trustees ; ard we are
authorized to slate, that the ap.propria-
tion of the fund, upon the principles re
commended at the above meetinf^, and
adopted by the trustees, receiveil the de
cided approbation of Mr. Jefferson.”
Ohio Slate Journal.
Mrs. Leigh’’s School. — Wc have heard
it mentioned by a medical gentleman
who was a witness of the fact, that a
young female who had always been aftlici-
efl with an apparently hopeless impedi
ment of speech, was perfectly cuied in
less than half an hour by the instiuctions
of Mr.s. Leigh ; and, what is mos' singu
Lr, after ri ceiving a correct articuUtion,
she was eniirely vunble io stammer. Thus
far the Evening Post. And wc take
pleasure in adding a case which lately
came under our special observation. A
friend of ours, from Connecticut, whose
case of stammering was a very bad, and a
difficult one, called upon us some three
weeks iigo, ami we introduced him to
Mrs. Leigh. In eight days thereafter he
u'us cured. He could read as clearly,
smoothly, and easily aS any one ; and in
convei satitjR, a stranger would not have
supposed that he iuid been in the least
thus afllic led. JV. V. Com.Jldv.
Cheap Ti avelling.—The price of travell
ing in lie Canal Packet Boats, on tiie
w hole line between Schenectady and liuf-
falo, is 3 cents per mile, including board,
or two cents without board.
A late New-York Evening Post exem
plifies the truth of the a!)ovc statement,
in the publication of an anecdote respect
ing an itinerant fnerchunt, commonly
yclep’t a j)edler, who conveniently took
passage on L'oard of one of the Canal
boats just before dinner.—He made a ve
ry runil'orlable mVal, and txpressed him
self \ ery weH satisticd w ilh the accommo-
dulions, and in particular, with the pro
visions. After having tiec-n dragged t/ivo
STATr.'iKNT of tlie w! (»l( nuniin r of voter. p,-ivcii I//yi/t.y on the bigditcii, he took a polite
tor . lertors in lilniM,-. ;.t the l ist electiou of! ^ affectionate leave of the captain, re
gretting that he could not longer enjoy
the plea' lire of inlanrl navigation ; and
The N. J. (Princeton) Patriot mentior.^
tliat twenty pages of the London Theohjgii:-
at lve\itw foi' June, 1S25, are dcviri'i tr>
a lal'ourea and moat scurriintis diatiibe
upon t!ie Cnited Stales. Bishop Hol)a; t';;
seiiiton, deli\ led soon after his return,
from r.uropr, i'orins the occasion of thi"
biiter elluMon.
The New Yv)ik paptrn mcn!nn thR
deatli ( f the hon. Wm. P. Van Ness,
Judi’** of the U. S n.strict (.’c'urtf)r thf
Sou Mern District of New York. He died
w n.u u a ino^nent’s sii k'icr.s or any t!ppu •
rent pain •—
Xi ir.'ipa^jcr.s. — Pet^pie are much given
to udk of the it.riuenre of the pres.; of
IIS ttic p:t!l-tditim ol' our ii')t;-Le:-.,
^\iili a dr.tl ’nore of Mich vagtif; paULgy-
lit;.' Yet wliiis' ih. y tlie ■ uran,
ihev forg'M the coi di’.'oTi oj' edif .r i:i(i.
j>i-iir.e'".. I'he ve f, il •; i. i(li].i'.s vv i'.u .i;ig
the lout.i«*'>i songs in raise u i!' ■ ! > .-^s,
an; most ri!g .r.lie. . of our pro.cssional
iight.s. They resort Iti the meanvsi n. les
of defrauilir.g .is of the jus rr ,.,ump‘. nee
td' our inteiKi .lai and inerlianic.il in ■
hours; of our legal rcsponsitiiliiies and
our pecuniary h:i?ards.—Ol' stealing
lie wsp;ipers, we do n. l su niurh complain,
for the law lias allixed a |.'eiiulty to (haf.
uft'ence ; hut we do most earnestly iiro’est;
against the system of l)t)rro»ving them.
Men do not borrow eacli t)thei s coais and
shoes to ttie injury of shoemakeis and
uiiiors, yet we are greatly curtailed cf
our fair patronage by their bon owing our
journals. Noah.
The r.ditor of tlie Hos.to>i Gtila.ry, lulvertiiifj
t-^i the celehniti (1 parugrapli in N!r. .M’Dri'riK’s
attiT-diriner speecii, tiiat in- \v;is not opposed to
the Admiiiistr .turn, but tii^t the •.idmiiiistniliori
are opposed to him, finds a parullel in tlu ;iu->
ci'dote of the soldier w ho, being icnionstrated
with for not liriiij^ with the rebt, replied—
“ W hy iloii’t you blutne the rest for not firing
with iiic
The following ivitillcates shew the
number of voles gii.en foi ('let ttjrs, in Mu-
ryland and in llHiK/is-and are attached ttj
•Ml. Sloan’s address to the People of
Oi.io :
Extract of a letter froiri Iiis E.\ccdlency Joskmi
Kknt, tiovcnior of the St.ite of Mar\'liiiul,
to ,1 ^loain .
“ I’niiii the otliciai returns, 1 find tliat (len-
(nil .[acksi.n rctt:)\td votes, and .\lr.
A'laii.s 14,696 Votes, anti Mr. Crawiord o,-o46
voti s.
•‘'ihe electoM of Mr. Adams is well
received in Mary land, a!id must be every
where,- witii every ren't ling man, who
either uiider-,taiids or regards the true
interests of ti,e i ounlrv. ”
MjIuru:ik
In this cotinlv, on I'lKSilay, the 5th instant,
by .lohn Uicli, F-stp Mr. Eli Cjonn, to M.ss Sarah
Laiiev.
/J//-;/),
In this county, on Tuesday, the 12th instant,
Mr. Ihnry about .'5U
On the 9th instant, Mrs. MargnrelWVecIc^^ wifti
of John Weeks, Kstp about years of ag«.
I’vi SI ent and \ iCr 1 ri..s:dcllt.
I'cir M:-.-A in.Ms, 1,512
“ Mr. Cl,ay. 1,017
“ (icii. .1 A( ----- l,JrJ
“ .Sir. Chaw noil), 21J
'i’i'.i' f'.iregoinj;' contains a stdtemcnt o)
vtjles given in liliiiji i. D. P. COOK.
tendering a siJiJHice for his jjassagc.—
Tlic captain saia he must pay fur h\n dm-
Tier—but the pedlar showed him the rates,
»vhicl» were three cents a mile, including
\/('I'd; and departed leisurely to pursue his
Regi .:ei\ Say that at the last j luc-rcuniile sjjeculutions.
..V. C. Jo'jrnal.
Niles
Presidenl'al I'.it c'.ion, the i'ree lujpulation
tv us (1! 'v 1 1 I'd i;s IoIUj v\ ;
.•\diiins, 87 ni'.-ni!)ers .'>,5.'>0,636 Tree pop.
,lu L>!)|i, n '2,6'o:>,25'2
(Jruwt'l iil, 61 1,1j'.’,062
—A t u iiuv.' '.n tliisiirig-hl or-
!i(’0(! Iu',1 yt i.r, raised a i.nc bloii of twenty-live
inon;jri liM’i -ie. One ii:i\ in tiie fail, w hen they
i'.'icl i i'-.i iicd ili-.t st;iti V. hiili fits them tor the
‘I’iii- Shfihy\d;r (Ti-niKssce'i Hepcrtory, says, \ n. rk. l, aiil when the tl.i't.- was fixed lor Irans-
tlut “eikfat or t« n ill" i ul'( .lat viciniiy navi-Do.iiui ' trrriu^ fhi in tiiithtr, tin y all ua!i one nceord,
tiu!.isid\ts iinui r a s(.|, um ol)h^'-ition to (in ! (|.i\';i.c'nitn ill:lp•^, tlie ^.l■^tilly uppuintcil uu'
tl,. M i.tinof>i 111 ciid(...'>>'iii ill}; t'l |,uli i;own Ili ■ ' lii' in, h i!li t'.:it loicsij- it uliK .i enables ttieiii
, .-Ik 1.will- -.rcs>.’’ 'i be loah.j!! is, tiiat i,:l' t i tun tcii t!.i: cli.u.);i , 1 the v.e. tber,J in t!i-j
the a.iove, oeciirrt d at a borotigii ekctiuii in j |-j p ,,,t bind b'l.iscii’ lo lliv c;ir of th | (.('their a>*onisbetiow ner, iObe on the wni;
A'r my Store, a (juaiitity of Sole and Upper
I.eatber, low for rasli.
3tlU‘2r. .lOHN IHWIN.
ri^FIK suhscrilu r, livinjy three miles Sf)uth of
I. (Ill; rlotte, offers for sale 'i eoinidete new
Yuuktte. Wu^nn; also, a ji'aiitity of WralUcr
Boarding. • JOHN M.' I IIOM.VS.
.)tl02.
tliib state, .^onlC year^) sinee.
An .li'iK' ng >(.. :'.e w Witnessed at
the Is.ivy \ u'fi \(St k.. .n the laii: c!i
uf tlie 1 ri,;..'.v I’ololii.: 1 oln li:e Ueo .n
whit.li she“!iiis fur mt.a'e than I'jur ycurs
l e m'.i'i d, I and bi ut thc’.r way tudi.,lant clirues, from w’iin li
boiuKi}:e 1)V a p .rci I ot tbey have n .v'er returned. 'I lie father oi t!i''
' fhii k i.t tiiv wdtl f'ocse lireed reinalped. tuwl
still rein .iio bebiiiU. \V lU lliei' iu; was a clss.i-
ry to tin.' i-ulil ucl. by w !i.' they "* jjaiir 'i lhc;r
frecdojii, ' ‘S not bL-er: a-.'jrt.iuu i!.
.fu'vnal .w-lLertinr
tiuii--w ill iK.t
>,li:. I !■.■(!, ai.l ki-.[;t il
ci.'uitiMii part'I'be cbaiyi' i> .i m’Vi-
(,iiv n p.ir'.''.':ai ly a.s tin.- purly ag-ainst w iioin
.1 i'. a'l. i^Lti .*11: hmil in piai;>e of tin ir own
,1'ir.tv, 'uv! the.- frtvdoni of the prr..i.
J)insohilion of CoparlmvHltip,
(.tipartner.snip herelotnre i xistinj^-be-
X tween Ki'iitiri'. k it AbcrnaUiy, teruiiiiatc.d
at the death of tlie latter. All ui rsons indebt
ed to the concern, are retpiested to make set
tlement with the bubsciMjcr; and those to .vhon>
the liini is indebted, will present tlieir clauiis to
liiiu for p.'iyiiiciit.
It is ab.M>lutcly nfccs.sury that the atmve cor. •
ceni should itc hrtiiijjlit Uj .an iniincdltili' elosc,
in order that I settle w ith Mr, A.jcriiathy’a
ailministrator.
KKN'DUITK, xrnt'ng. part.
Charlotte, Sept. l.j, 1HJ6. -ltl(J2
TH.\T on Wedne.sduy, the lh of Octol.i'r
next, til.-re will Iu sold, .it tl..: !\te re.*;-
tlenee of .lohn M. I'fobiiisor!, 'n tlii;,*
eounty, tin- followi!;.,^'- artick-s, to nit Il'jr-es;
Cattle, and lloj,^si ai',o, bousehoid lUi i kilciit n
furnittire, farming iitcii>iils, coi-n .iin! eotion, iiiid
other article s tno 1tdi(;us Jo iiiciiti'in. Saie f(>
eoiMni;iiee at 11 o'clock—tcnii-- niadf; known on
the day of sulc.
K. A .SA.Ml'J,f,..W//iV
Sept. M, 18J0. ;'tl01
.Ml persons lielrb*.' d to l!ic e^t.-.te of J'.'lio
M. Uoliiiisoii, dtwill pli\ihi. to (.(liii'- tor
ward and inyke payiin.i!t, as no lonf;'i r indt.l
j'Ciuc can be jjiven. 1(. A. .SAMt’lJv
iiUUvV Iar* Sa\v'.
ri''tlir, suiiscrib'-r hos t;;ii; In:, .b'rd ;ii.res ot
Jl laiul for sale, !i\e rml- s m . i-* Irorn the
tt/Wn of Charlotte, "ii a no:'li fork of Sujja'*
(jretk. It is W i il s;Mia!'d and pnuluLt ivc as
any for corn, cottoii Hii.i l.cat-, and no doub*.
it has a Gold Mtnr, ;’.s ! ■•■.H'n.s are tb be sec!'
'I'iic piirch.iS'r r: ii h l^ e t o fails to n.ake tlu
payment, l.y puym;; one bi;iuhcd atid fifty tlo.’
lai ,, and to d.ViJc llie i.ibt snm into two.
.lo.NA J I' \N Wil.UA.M'
S ptcni'- r 1 ^
VluiVviiiv’s ?SVvVv!Vnve.tA.
Hr> l I’l IU,l>lil',l), anti fur-.lie .V *hi> Or'
99 iiti, “ Sti'K tui'i J on a book, I'l'iilcd, ‘A
. J'oii f.y ti r the liook of i;\' lul >i i
McMaiLi r.’ To whieh are .’.ili.'t-'i, Iw mar-k o.
a book, [l)v A 1. rainier lUJMoii i fiiiitbd ‘ I li.
d‘.sii;ii and use of tl;.' lion's >t I’s ibns,’■’ Ji,
U>:'i!V IJi ifXK.p, /\. M ^\ith an .\ppentli.'.
by M. \Vil»on, p.i'^t jr ot Kocky Kivcr ar. '
I'iii! uieljiiiia. _
C 0listu\)\us N\ »vvVvvviVs,
yrr salt'iVr e.