North Carolina Newspapers

i CHARX.OTTS: rU KSDAY, OC'l'OHKIt ol, 1826. Nev.'-Jersey.—Tlie rccenl eleciions in Jiis slate for members of Congress and of the Stale Legislature, have terminated in the complete triumph of the friends of the Administration. The stren^-th of parlies was fairly put to the test—there •was no compromise—each parly went for the wholej all doubt is therefore removed as to the senliments of a large majority of the people of New-Jersey. This state V’ill support the Administration; and her representation in the next Contjress will Le unanimous in its favor. Whai will the opposition say to this unequivocal expres- fcion of the “voice of the peopler” It vill not, we suspect, come like music up on their ears. Mnrijland. The Congressional and Stale Kleclions ni this state, have like- >vise termiualed in favor of the Adminis- Iraiion. The North-Carolina Journal, speaking of the eleciions in Deluwaix*, says:—“The Federalists have a majority of four in the Legislature; and as in ihc next session of that body, two Senators of llie United Stales are to bt: chosen, w'c may fturUj jmsionc, ['mark that 11 ihai the Senators chosen will be anti (itbninistration men.” The editor of the Journal is a federalist and an anti-administration man; “we rnay I'airly presume,” thcrefoi'c, he ktiows something of the ser.limenls of his parly. A’et we are continually told that Mr. Ad ams is the candidate of the federal parly, ■while those who wish to displace him arc the real republicans, who alone can save the country. I'he truth is, Mr. Adams is as good a republican as any of his re- vilers, and a better one than most ol them; but lu- is the slave no parly. He is the President of the country, rather than of a party; and seeks the welfare of the whole confederacy, by an entire devo tion to the interests of the various mem bers which compose it. Fr«fnch papers received in this country, contain the particulars of the burning of a Jew in Spain, by the brotherhood of the llohj Inquisition. The unfortunate victim ^vas clad in a smock frock, on whicii were painted various devils ; and on his head ‘lie wore a paste-board cup, decorated with llames of fire. He was escorted by two J)ominican friars; and these unfeeling ^ vretrhes complimented him on the occa- " '*^sion of his being about to be hurncd for vjthe__5alvation of his soul; and to cap the ^ climax of their hypocrisy and cruelly, they embraced himl The poor Israelite * was then dragged and tied down, the torch was applied, and his torturers siir- l: I'ounded the pile singing hymns to drown his cries! Such are the fruits of the in- ' terference of the Holy Alliance to ]7Ut . down liberal institutions in Spain, and to lYiaintain the divine right of I’erdinund to lyrandize over that w retched and bigot ed country, . rnu TIIK CATAWIIA .lOT TXAr.' Mr. F.nrrou: The cowduci Juhn Juin- aolph^ of JiO(i?w}iC^ i\nd his co-workers in the Senate of the United Stales, mu' t be immblingto the pride of every eidigliten- ed and patriotic American citizen. I'he liigh station of Sinafof (or Consci ijit i'u- ther,) was never befutc so mucli abused, or pi'iiin/tcd to sink into as low a siuie u!' degrndaiion as that oceu[)ied !>y Mr. l»an- lol[)li. 1 cannot l)elieve that t!n‘ enli;;!i- tcned Legislature of \'irginia w ill again cicct a maniac to rej)resenl tiiat state in one of tiu* most august legislative bodies in the woild. II' thcix* are son'.e al)le statesnii'ti in \’irgitiia opposed to the jivi'seiil arlininisti'ati')ii, 1 have [oo good an oj)inion of iheir Sltife jiriiJe, to believe that llicy will hei-('al’!i;r give their siii'tVa- gfs to any tnan who >vi!! lU-grade lliem at home and abroa(i. 'I'he C'oininonwealth of \”irginia has always heM an elevated station in our confederacy of Republics— •wc all aeknou lodge th.it ihe ha. prodii- ed many great tneii, some of w hom are ui ornunient to human nature: but to rank ohn Randolph, j// (his tini>\ with her rcu! vvn^ would be to libel her e.luu-actcr. b has fcJl'n iVoni that coiiiinan!img enii- whicn he once held in the oLl I'c,;- Y^’tv. and is no pi uspe';-^ \- ■ ever regaining ihe same standing. There is no violence of party feelings that could induce intelligent meti to supj)oit an indi vidual who would forever retard their movements. lo sum up the whole as briefly as pos sible, candor compels me to say, that the />-wc condition of Senator Randolph is that of misfortune rather than any thing else. The people of Virginia will no doubt a- gree with me in this sentiment; and per mit him to retire from public business, and spend the remainder of his life in Lngland, the country to which he appears to be so peculiarly attached. Oct. 2U, 1S2G. Lucius. Neu>Jcrsey Election.—From all we can gather from the i)a[)ers, it apjiears cer tain, that the Adniinistrati(jn Congres sional ticket has prevailed in Xew-Jcrsey by b’etw'ecn two and thr'e thousand ma jority. A letter from Newark received iji New-York says,—“I hasten lo inform you of the result ^of the election in this state as far as infornration has been re ceived Tn this count) (l^ssex) the ad- minisfation ticket has a majority of 1300—Middlesex county, adjoining ihis, 900 majoiity for tJie administratioti— [Middlesex, at the Jasl Presidential elec- tioiu gave a majority of thirty lor Jack son.] Somerset county, foi-incrly a Jack son county, has given our ticket 500 ma jority—liergen, in all proba!)ilily, will give a small majority for Jackson. Tin I'e tan be no doul)t as tu tiie success of the .iclministration cause in this state. expect at least 3000 majority.” A letter from 'rrenton stales, that “there is ln'o thnnsand majority for the Allministration 'l'ick»': for C(j?igiess ; and that in the State Legislature there wili be a majority for the Administration ul two in Ihe Senatr, and in ihe Assembl). Thus are the worst fears ol the Jackson- ians, and the biigiitest hopes of the friends of the Adnunistralion realized.— It was the Democratic Coutilies of New- Jersey, as we learn, that gave majorities for Mr. Adams, while the ft-di-ral coiin- lics gave majoriiies fo! (ien. Jackson.” Italiiniorc Patriot. I'rom the Trenton True American. ’Phe all-al)sorbing (lueslion ol .vhether the Administration shall be pulleddowii o»' supported, has been satisfactorily se:- tled in this Slate. The Sanipsot) ct Oppositio?! has been sliorn of his locks, und has become weak as other mrv. 'I’he election for members of Congres- has resulted in the complete triumph of the w hole of the administration ticket iti New-Jersey, by a majority of two or three thousand votes; and »n both branches of the Legislature di'f'idvd majorities in fa vor of the administration. The returns are not complete from all the counties, but the general result is, beyond all Cfjii- troversy, correC. The opposition lea ders talk strongly of renewing the coti- lest, and threaten wh'ai they will do two years hence in the election forelectors, if the.-people irill only permit them. 13ut after iheir late unsuccessful eifort, it is hardly probable they will exi)erience a speedy iesurrection of strength, unless the overwhelming majority now obtained shall lull us inlo apathy and repose. New- Jersey will hai'dly now he ranked among the Opposition States. Senate in Maryland.—We have seen it staled in several jiapers out of the State, “lhatr/erf« members of the Maryhind “Senate out of jifleen are friendly to (len. “ Jackson I'or the Presidency.” 'I’he same kind of slatement has been made in rehi tion loour recent (dection for members of Cotigress, which is known in the state to have H'riuinated in the election of a nia- joriiy decidedly friendly lo the Admitiis- tration. In regard to the State Scualc, we will thank any one to name those mcmi)crs who are “friendly to (leufial J-ackson for the Presidency.” In the mean linn; time we publish the follovviiiir letter received fintn a gentlen-.un who w>s at Annapolis when the election iu(/k place. “ \vr.;)M:'ii)\v, 20th si i'T. ISCG—I re turned IVoni Annapoiis late la >i night, and was preset)', at tlie elec.ion (d' t!ie neu SiMiali'. which, I congratulate \ou, i^ co!i)po‘:ed ol’ thrni meuiber.s tluit 1 am well assured irill si/jipoi! flu . Idmini.^trn- tion—the othet /of//', ure friendly :u .Lu'k- S(in, ljut'I donol believe all (d'thim will ojijjose the administration,/7X'"/(/o; irroiii:, or that more than of tin'ui w ill do it. *• The electoral rullege was cumposed o['l>iri,ly /I'lree fi ieiids lu .srr'nld ii oppusci - d'lhe Vdininistra’ion. ’1 he ( ulle^c; ijid not make a selec.'ion ol Senators with a view to the 1’re.sidenttal elecli(jp.— \\’henever this (p.iestioji is t)roiii.;h; I'airlv liefore the people, the\ will go with our [u esent enlighlened jidminisli atiun. tlicre I being no t\'as(jii why .Nlarvland sitould ar- ! ray lierselt in opposition.” I Halt. Pa I riot. j l or the 2d ('ongres^ii-nal Dis rict in Pliil.ulelphia, fur a member tl the J 'Mi (!ont;ress, vice Mr. 1 le!n[’iliill resigned, jthi.'iewas a betueen .lohti Ser:;eai!’ j lor !!■.(• Adi’.iinislration. and lienry I lorn 1 lor .!,ii !;su:i. A new e! r;n’»n is the c>>n- j' t.f,'U'!.ee, uher:-;—ihe 1 >' inoc :ati>, Pii s •sla'v -. Mr.Si;i gvaiiiill 1.C elec'vd a'j ccr- laltily as he is cill\e. Tliirlceii htindred votes were given lo Mr. Killera, most ol w hich were administrstion votes. We have received information from all the conntic‘3 touching the late elections— Most of the oflicial returns have been sent into the I'xecutive Department. For the information and satisfaction of our friends and readers, we have the pleasure lo stale that we entertain no doubt now but what the ensuing Legislature will be composed of a majority of rej>iibli- cans, good and ti ue to ihe interest of the state. Fi om the best information in our possession, it seems that there will be a decided majoiriy both in the Senate and House of liepresenialives, w ho will sup port the administration of the slate, up on the subject of the Old Treaty. We trust and believe that our friends abroal, will now be convinced that the peo[)le of (ieorgia do not apprehend such serious alarm about the course pursued by our J^xccutive, as some have manifested. The survey of the territory ceded by the Old 'I'reaty w ill doubth'ss proceed peaceably, and occupation follow in pursuance ihere- ol'. In all probability the late District Law will be brought before the Legislature up on a i>roposillon to re|jeal it. It is now cer tain that this system has not answered the expectations of its advocates, for the party that cnacted it has failed of suc cess in five out of seven Districts, and we arer not sure but they will fail in six. It is even unpojiular with some of the most intelligent among that parly. (leor^ia Juarnal. A mpcfinc; of the Mataifictiircrs of W).il!ens has j-c'eci.tly been held at H I'lon. 1'liv ('(mrier states lhat tin? subject wliieii nccii])iod the alteiilioii of the nu'ctin*^ \v;is the present depressed condilioti (if Ihe wooiieii nianufactiires of the coiintry. “ The causes that have oi)einl.('d Id produce the extraoiilinary deprc-Nion tl^:tt ])re\’ails amoii_2: this class of lUHiiufaclurers, were staleil and ex- ])lained hy several »i;cnllcmen who ad- diesscd the meeting; ; arul a jjropositioii to ai)|>ly to ('ongress for an increase of duties on foreign woollens was siij)yoit- ed, ;;s the only means that allorded a pro^iiect of relief, calculated to j)lace this branch of industry on a sure, per manent ftjundation. It was voted unan imously, as the sense of tiie meeting;, that the best ifiterests of the community require, and that it would lie sound pol icy In the i^ove.niment to ail'oril, addi tional j)rote{‘tion to the woollen manu- I'lctiires of the corintry. It \vas also voted, that it is expedient to aj)ply to {.’onfijress at their next session, for an creasc of (.luties on foroii;iiwoollcns, or for a reduction of duty upon foreign wool. Xrttvous L\niKs—Great Discovery.—A ParisK.n physician, who has cniirelv de- 'oted himsi If lo the study of the disor ders to w hii Ii the fair sex arc subject, has just publislud a work, in which lie icacln s hnsbands^ihe means of ascprtain- ing whether ilu-ir wives’ nervous attaeXs are real or feigned ! We woukl advise iiiis indiscreet and onicioiis medical gen tleman to lake care of himself.—IS’oah. The Steam IJoals Henrietta and Col ton Plant, with ’l ow Huats. hav(' arrived since out last, as well as several of the river craft, bringing full loads of Dry (ioods, (iroceries, and Hardwai'e, for iMctihantsin this town. Country .Mer-, chaiits w ill not be disappoinlcd, we tliiiik, eith('r in llie pricr.>; or (piuntity of goods, if tliey will iKiW pay their customary vis its lo our lowj). Fayetlevi'lc Ubserver. \\’e have seen a Sun I'lmnr of tin* eomnion kind liial gi’ew' in tlic gartlen of .Mr. Wi;ag;, of Dtinker’s IJeae.h', that nil .isured neai' 2') inches in diarncMcr, and near..) feet in circnmrrrence. 'I'his, jierhaps, is the largest llower iti this j)arl of the world. Wilhcshurre l)c;u. Tlie i’rrsidcnt of the I . St;itcs hus npjjouU- rd eonurri>^in!icrs lo i xMiiiijc the o'ustruetitjiis to tlie (f S;i\;iiniiili river hclow tlie eit_\, and repoil upon the. sutne prejjiUMtory to liu I" ri ino\:il. 'I'lic collector l.us Lei n ■ eil to reiider lln iii all assist.n:ce tiut ti:-- '-lt- vi( >■ iii;iy re(|ulre. In Trcdoil cor.iity, o:i l!i' I '.'.hof n Wii.i.ivM Muss, ot''tin- Mttliodist r.ji ('Iiiircli, ng'cil :il)«)ut (>i>. • p.l i\, tlie 1 tth clay ot’Nin eiiilier next, of the take ami con- ,y('!>'ro(s. Iloysrs^ JH/xoiis. C^( Os Tiiest tlie s.ah nrAX. ESTATE of Tol. .laiiK's llolliiui, th'C a^eii, w ill place at W hite I lall, his Covmer rosiileiK ( continue from day to day until all is stdd sjsliiig of Negroes. Horses, ( nttlc-, lIoa;s, a (jiiniilily or(.'orii, ('ottoii, oii.s. out'(lio;, IMjieksinillis,* (J;ir- pi'iitfrs" aiul b'annint*- 'FooLs, Household cV’ Kitchen Fiii*- n ill I re, and u variety of ullu r aiticios too tedious to nicntioii. Also, at the same time und plaec, a quantity of huiulry articles of ikrc linndisc, 3>v.nrt of now occupied hy Woodhlf I'onl, and one hnnd- some (;ig- Morse, bcloii}.;iiii^' lo the Inle firm of lloyl k Holland. Due attendance and a rc.^sonahlc credit will he given, liy ANDWr.W HOVI.F,, ? „ . l.'A \e. lH)LI,A.\i), S l.iiicoia Couni'., Oit. 21, 1 M2('..—3t'or. I'l l/ll! yii'/i 1.'' nt u , .)•) ;i (il; 1 J ; Mo1;iim rin: m\!;ki/i'r;. . (1,1. Ih _f ot'dll, ' l.r a 1‘.', Corn, () i'loiir, .)I (i, Irtai, ■. 12 a 4* ; '.Nails, ; ( a . a (p ; i ; ^ii';ar. coiainoH, Ilia 10 ';—])rime, 11 i j:Oa ‘A)—T. Isl ind, u 8U ; 1.10, W liiskev , 12; Salt, I.IV. Wheat, 1. J ('hrrmr, Orf. 20,—Cotton, 8 a 9( ; Corn, C3 J, I!.ic-on, 1 j ; l loiir, r a 8 , I.ard, 12 a 15. V i\iU‘A SVaU's .Noirni-cAKoi.iNA nis'iKicr. r? !•: it remembered, that luretofure, to wit, on J the 1-lth day ot .\ii^ust, in tIu- \ i-if of (,iir Lord 182r>, and in the iifty-ilrst war of Ameri can Indepi'luh'iH'e, \\ ii.i.i.\.m I|. Si..\r(i!rri;ii, ot said l)istrl( 1, hath deposited in tliis oliice the title of a liook, the iig'iit wlu ri ol he elanns :is author and proprietor, in the words following, to wit : — Citniiltn, Oct. 21.—C»tton, 8 ;i {); t'orn, RO a. Hr ; nai-oii, 1 „M a 13 , Itrandy, tiei.ch, (i.) a 7.‘>— appK' do. ()(; a (i.) ; r>ees«a\, 2.') a. 2K ; Coli'ee, 18 a 2,> , I'loiir, a.SI ; Iron, ('d a 7 ; Molusse*--, .^U a .)(); Siif^-ar, hrown, 11 ;i I 1 ; Salt, TS a ST ; Wheat, 1, 2.) a I, 50. ('li(/rlrs!nii, ()(•/. ](■).—Cotton, a 10 : IVxcon, R a'.*; Meeswax, 2(i a 28; Ajrpir T.raiidy, 3H, Corii, (iO a ().’>; Coil'ee, prime green, IT a 18; iiii'erior to i;()0(l, l.i a Ki, Iron, 4,' a .S ; Molas ses, 30 a .'>1 ; Sn;;'ar, hrown, 8.JI a '2, Muse,ov ado, '.'a 10; S.dt, l.iv. 42—I. Idaiid, jJ; WhisUev, 2() :i ■ \. ( iirolt/iti nauti Iiill.s — A'^ a 5 perct iU. ills- count. (ictir:.nif d».—l.jJ a .? per ct nt. diseonnt. iTi.NKnAiiv; Pitljll.shiil Ijy il. slav^hitr. In conlormity to the act of (!ongress ef the United States, entitled an aet for the enrour- .agenient of learnIni;-, hj seciiri’ig the copies of Maps, ( harts and Itooks to the authors and pro prietors of sncli copies, dnrini,'' the limes there in named; and :dso, to :oi act, entitled jin act, i snpplenKiitarv to an aet, “ entith l an act for ! the eneourafrement (f learnin;.;', 11\ the seeni iiij;’ of eoj)ii's of Maps, Charts and liooks lo the ati- I thors and pr()|ji ietors of such c> pies, during the ■ times thereiii mentioned, atul eNlemlmg the' huiiefit thereof to the arts of desi^oiing, t ngra- ving, and ctehing Historical and other |»rint’s:” I !, \Vii,i,. II. llAYWdon, Clirk of the I,. S. Di.strlct Court of the Ihiited States for the District aforisaid, do lu rehy certify, that the foregoing is a true opy from the records of my ofllee. NVitni 'S in) name ' and seal of oflice, at U;deigh, this I jth d;iy of'> September, 182G. ’Vv>\\u \iuVs, Vri.E.S, I'Dti s.hj:. Os \!onday, the 4th (»f Dee. ne\t, the .-.ale oC ilie |)ersoiia! property of .loliii {•'ulci.iwi• d«r, deceased, will commence at the. High SIkk.'s, hN former residence, and continue tVoiu day to day until fml.-.hed. 'I he |irojn rt\' con sists of a num!)cr of \ ahiahle lu-i,roe>, Men, \\ omen, l>o} and (iirls ; ;i noiig tin in are some; ti'ooi! house servants, potters, a first-nt'- hnck- . 11_\ cr. an i good field liands ; live stock,'1/.:— Horse;, Mules, Hogs. An eii^ht-day ' lo- k, a piano forti-, a new Cotton >:iw (lin, a 'piamity of "..ill, simie oats, fodiler and lia\ ; a (piaiititv of har and riiih.d iron, ca-'tin^’s, imong wliith ari: some eottiai screw s; n.iil^, I large in w I'n iicli llurr Mil!-^loiu‘, a ( w Milk\, and a i;'!!;" s(H1io worn, w.i_:^-(,n-;, f.irminj; tools, and suiidr\ other ;irticles ton tedious lo i niinierati'. . Also, oil Moiida\,tiie 11th of Die. in thO/j^i* townof l.lnciihit'in, ;i niiiuher ol lot*; in different . ^ situations ; some lnipro\ed, iiid otlu r not, a- imaig them. Lot \o l,onlheN'. W. stpiare, in eontestil)l\ the ilio .t \;'ihial)i(; in Ihe tow n; sc\ • I end are on tiie main street ; and one Well iin- ' pro\(‘d. With commodious liiiddings tiureon, j Weil siiiteil for ail} puldic hiisiiiess : A iiu.iiitity I of men liandl/.e, well assorli'd , some Iron cast- I iii:;'^, 1of;ether w ith al arge (piaiitity of gonl i Well huriit lirlrk. S.tles to l>e coiitinueo from d;i_\ to day until ((inipletetl > T( rms of sale w ill he, ;i cri (lit of one year for all sums of tell dollars and upwards, exeej)t the lots, will! h will he on a credit of 1 and 2 years, ihuid and ;ipprovcd securit\, resident in this stale, will he retpiired. KOMI. H. lUIlMON, ^ HI:M!V 1 clknwidku, S Litiraln cinnity, Dr/ 7, 182().—4lV. Ex'rs. 4l’« WIM,. II. IIAVWO(M), Cl/:. 6 kN 'I hnrsday, the ninth day of November * * next, will he solii, al the late resilience ot* I (leii. (ii:orj*’e •r.diam, deeeaseil, sc v« nteen likc- l\* ' ' \ ly iie^;roes, men, wonii II, and children ; a .stock 1* lSSi)\VV\ I of Caltle and Hogs;— two lil.elv Noiiiig Mares, ri’^H K Copartncrsiiip heri tofore existing under ' an «. xcelleut \\ agon, and a (piaiiti'y ot (jorn ;iikI i the firm of .1. 1). Moyh ix (;o. is now lis- I'odih-r. 'I'he s;ile to eruitiuue from da) to tlay" until all are sold. The negroes v. ill he sohl oil the first day of sale. w. i:. m'ui;k, . U. M. I50S rWICK, 5 Oc.t. 17, 182G.-.'lt’G. «Mvs. Vi. l'/riM{NS her thanks to la r friends and tho ft puhhe, i(tr the liberal eni'our.ij^einent which she has already received, ;uid respt ctfiiU ly j.olielts :i continuance of patronage, ^lu- i.i now removed directly o, osile Dr. .lohnson’s, w here she will he better prepared to do all kinds of MillliK ry and Mar.tuaniaking. Custo mers m.iy dejieiul on ha\ing Iheir work neatly executed and v\ith desi);iteh. a'J- 'I’he I.itest and neatest fashions arc dally e\[)e tcd from the norlli. N. n. (>ld. Leghorn.^ c.leancd and jiresscd c- tpial to new . 10 i. is now lis solved hy the death of the l;.-.t( r. 'Iliose who stand indchtcd to said firm, either hv note or hook account, are now called upon for s. ttle- mciit. I he situation of the iiiin imperiouslv demands all which is due to it, in order to meet the demands ag;vinst it. Ailvertiseiiicuts of this kind are jjasslng hefon; the eyes of debtors in rapid succession, and many jiennlt tlicm to pass, I regardless of the consequences wliieh iiil},dil re- ’ suit from proi rastination, negli^^ence and an on- • tin iiullHerence ndative to their dehts. It is i presumed that those who are in arrears with ' said firm v.lll h,.ve t!ie goodness tf)sufl'e!- them selves lo rt;fli-ct, that they |)urcliased the goods at cash prices; and is it not uinv;isonahle, yea, inconsistent, that the inoiuy should not he ad- vaiicid within the limits of 12 monthsIf le nient means fall to jiroduee the desired i ll'ect, comi>wlswr) means must he resorted to, in a short periotl of time. N. M. (hittoi) will he taken in pa)nien1, at the Charleston or (Mieraw .Marki t, deducting costs. .1. I). KdVI), Snrviiinu; ('njinr/iKr. Oct. 2.j, 182G.— 'niil.’D I'I.ASS. 7’(y he drau'n oii Ihc Xei't this place, on the 2.')th li.st. r f hiliou-. rruiltti !it f; vei’, .Mr>, I'l/?-;/.;.'// /, (Ohsort ef tlie lal!■ MojL:. 11; ■• ■>, h .i> In^ fiair ehihiia a, an ! a nu!iiero'i-> ( irclc ' f fi'ieuds a:.d rcl.ilious, in II Ol,'.. f;,. i:' ,r;, M:,\a:/e los,';. She wa>awareof !'.e.' i 'isg i.'is-.oh;*ioii m ■. eral d’.;, s iKiure slie died, and '.re'juiml;, niei.timu-d it tv) ht.r a'I'"nd>i!'■ ph_\ ieiai!, with tii • utmost compo- -ure. sli-; w;.. a lie mh.r of the 1‘resl)',‘til.ui ( hiiirli ioi- II,any years prior to le r 'h ath, and honiji d)';. iii:dnt:iiiied the ( har;i.ti r (if ;i (diiis- tuili In the e)(s ef tie. World, !iy di.ilig jus'.ii-e, lo\iug iiierc), and \', alk.ii};'iiuni!)l\ hefon. iod. j . ilM '11 S l> \ I i.ll. On t!ie 2d iiis'.;int, ;'t the r.-4tleuee (,f ii:s f.i- tiii-r I'l lITis c-(Miiit_\, / J. i, '■lai 01 Dr. Sti pin 11 l'o\, li \ . a;'., aail 1 ii.natu- >;i I rui.r., t'le 2rtii lii--'.. N’,'s. •-I'n/i i Ifc I f'^Ir. il.II [•. > ^ ; ' ■ ar ef Inrr 1 Prizi: of S''. '> is- 1 2.f) ,) 2. ) vj 1' I.,)!!. 1 . II .'i.'i'jn 1.’ ) 'I .( r.;' 1 ; .1. ‘'2 1,,) r>') 1 I • l.!/-1M 4 ■) 2 I,1 r, .VVVV'Vi'.V,. rK^llli Copartnership Ip retofore exlstlncr nn- .fl derthc firm of “ /'A'AV7/'.7/. c/ Hit.id," (Whohs.de Drugi;lsts,) was dls ,dved, liy mu tual cunsei.i, (ai the first day of .1 inc I ist. The ousincss v.lll in- in luture eomim t.eil i)\- the siiljycrlhers who l,a\e loniK d a Cop;irturj- sliip iiiidc.- (he tlriii of li' S /i‘j.l(i if t (I, W S. IU>\(. I'x. Cl), fal;e tills O[)porlunlfv "of li.iiiiliig till ir intentlfjii to do hiisii,ess only for Cl/.'//, or I'owii ac;c ptance. at four monllis. WM 150. •>. A. .)OII.\>0\, SAMT.. u. r.o vt. f'Ihtrl s/i.ii, Siji'i. 1r>tlO») 121 loo 11/ ll::f (pi'irtt /■ Orders for )e receiM ,! I r/;":, lluniv" 7 if/, ^ '1 i( kets, 'rleki t'j, ill ti .it Ihis liilr ■ .V . e ai)o\ l: I.otter). 11.I, ,0111, (jII t lie ,id ol sO\ I m'l'-;- TT a' t 111'dw elhii;..; house ol tlte late l"imea- Ale\aiile'', all the P' I'isiialde proper!\ r.t tie' dee -iised, onsistiii^i' of his crop of eorn ,u,(' toll.'tarnulu;' uti'usils, ;.',ocl», !ioa .ehohl and kltehi ii lurmtim . vVe. . Saic to f.oil.liieliee at 1 J o’( lock, W in II tli ; ' rm'. v.lll he in.de knov.ii. Due atli lul.ia'’- v. .11 h,- glvdi, hv A. W. AI.I.XA.NDKU, .A/m';-, Oct, i.:th, isjr, ot- oopi rlu^'- tool;. •XivV'icv.'. MI.K he s lid. \ da\, tlie li,-^ at piiolie sale. u;i W ednr', • iia\ ot \o\ einbi r lu .\t, in 4 M. p''l'-.ons ludi-hted, el' .i'B acc((oht, to till' l.ite .loi I i:ic, are rt ;ui st'-d to mak at I) ; ;n, 1 all v.ho l,«\e aie..i; its di ceased, are ri(|iusted to pia suit Lv);diiig to to lir.VI. COM I N, or / s ■r hy note or ijook s ( (liien, ()t ( ii.ar- pa.iiieiii liiiinldl- aiiisl the llieiii, ae- I i.w IS (:>in..\, 'I li'ise w!;o have I'ft wat( li' , wliji ,|. Cohen’ re icijui '.till to I ill lud t ike tli, in ;iwa\, lU' .hi) Will lie ,-,(ild for tlie l)eiii lit ct'ihe estale. K't. . r, 1 o_'!>.— lOjtt'. WuuVv'd. ihe t l)-,\ 11 Ol Cha ilotte, all t!ie St r '.s he- loni^ .ug 'o the state of r./-kiel \ “i ..dii), del e asi 1. ' 1 lie slo. K eo| IS.ats o'. Ml t \i dieu" assoi ■'Ihelil ( ,f tn csh ;;'ooils. ■1 he t t rill-' III he mad' • know n imi tl.i da\' I. 'i sail , . Old th-. . sale w ill eolitlllU e ti'( ni i!;.) lo da) . liii‘ d .ili 1^ s .Id. Oct.',, ^VvumhV in* S\.u\oi\. t o ii‘’ m: s, i-.,.i r, on tbr* ^ I' ir,; t ot l'\e f ot' Sept. last, b, ;.rk ha) Hors-, blnul in hi-, n^hl ( ) e, II. r |,^. out Ol :,t;i- Ii;d proh.dih. is stdi in that, A UN M.\N I tv>i:i( d ill.I imI di f. u-H tv, Midi ■C’i ij_.iiul one accu>- ■je-. I'o sil' h ;i II. A m;in w 1th ,i id. ■' M. J I'Ol K. idc III I h.U’lottc nei;.;'!i')i/Urliood, nildi lu.dioa v. lic tur his trouule. (. oiico;-d, (let 2tl')h'.~