i',M ... xf.. Tlie of iliat montli,
tiie aMnivcrsiM' ''f lb* cry of Mfxiran
■ !ulfjH’tu!i'n V'., 7 r fi'rifo tie-huiei en-
finici') \vas^'i’l)raiid in tlic capilal arid
rlsewlu't t;, *ilh dcmoiislratiofis of llu'
iivflicst I ihii^iastn, and llie utinosl^f-
ficiu) solemnity. N\’c roin'ark llicfoirow-
ini' ariicl*' in tli’ A;uilla of the 19lli :
The rerovcrv of Gcnoral Vircntc (iuerrcro
Jroin a d:ii)!,'’cr()i.s illm-SN is oiif of tlii; c\eiits
vhich lifive [;"ivcn most dclii^ht to jfnod ]iutriot>.
Tiie intellij^enrc tli;tt Adams :iiid .IfU'ersMn,
STici rssor>, trit nds :md ussDciutes of \\ asliini4;'-
lon, liHil died on tin* anniversary of t!io Indc-
pL-ndcncc of llic Uniti-.d Slati-s, crcatcd a sii-
1>frstitio’,is alurm lu re willi ri'j^arti to the life of
beloved (iucm-ro. It wai iircadcd that lie
„ onld meet the Into on thr aniiivcrsary of our
Indi jicndence, the Ifnh inst. lltii it is now
iiopt 1 that the ilhistnous (lencral will not be
i.iki n from us before he shall have been the
head of the nation.
The Ayuillaof the I7th of Septeiiiber,
foniains the address of the Presitlrnt of
the Hfpublic to the GenL’ral Cuii(;ri*ss at
the opetiing of the extraordinary session
on tlic 15ih. I'his document is litiU*
nioic than a simple indication to the bo-
jIv, ol the olijccis which claim their im-
mediate and earnest attention—and of
which the chief were, the cusioms, the
liiiances, the military establishments, and
public fducaiion. The President an
nounced that the treaties concluded with
ibrci^;n nation^ would be submitted to
ihe Conj^ress, and that the l'\tculivc
“ was rxainining with the grcaicst ;are
the comparts of the great American As
sembly at I’ananui.” 'I'lic reply of the
Speaker ol' ne House ol'Heprcsentati vei
is puiM and sensible, but sla'cs nothing
•which would be iiiieresiing to our rea
ders.
From the St. Louis (Misso. ) Republican.
Lonii ary to .jui aiiiu ijiatitjiis, a treaty
of peace, ainiiy, and frienilship, wascon-
clud( d in this titv, on the 7ih instant, be
tween tlie Delaware Nation, and their
conlerfcrates. ihe Shawnces, Kickapoos,
Piai.kashaws, Weas, Peorias, and Sene
ca, residing in this Stale and the Terri
xoc) yf Arkansas, and the sev**ral l)ands
of the K*'eai and Lillie Osage Nation.—
Considerable ditfi-uliy was manifested on
the part of the Delawares, who were not
atiMoiis to come to an adjustment of their
dUiVrenccs, «omc of the chiefs even de-
clartd that they never would make peace
vitl; the Osaijcs. The tomahawk is,
however, for ihe present, buried; but, al
though all parties appear satisfied, and
say they w.ill keep the peace,” u is pro
bable that, ere long, it will again be rais
ed. Situated as the Delawares, kc. now
&re, in a couniry witiiout much game,
they wili continue to encroacli upon tin
hunting grounds of their neighbors, and
thus produce new hostilities. It is a sin
guiar li.ct that nearly every nation of In
clians bet ween this and the Rocky Moim.-
tMi;i' «'e r.lmost constantly at war, the
iioruiL''1 v»: I- i.e soutiu i n nations. Th
cause IS ws; il > lihinent es with oin
tchilt Irniicrs. settlers on ilie frontier, ui-.w
eni r>.ja~n -i, on the Indians nearest in
ti‘.etn, killiiif!; their game; they, fi',iu
z principle ol scif-pre'Crva Jon, upon iin
liexi. and thus it rxiends to the w li.»lr
Those more immediately in the vicinit)
of the whites, benu' more skilled and bet
ter provided for war, aimougli fre(|ueiu-
lyinfeno! in numbers, sue. eed in driv
ing tla-'i- neighbors lo thr north..
\V.- arc ndormeil by Cien. Clark, su-
perinicndi iit of Indian Aflairs, mat many
of ilie triijes of Indians who have been
assembled here for the adjust>m;ni of
their difticul les, have expressed a wish
to exchange their lands, within this stale,
for land beyond its liniits. Their ob
ject appears to be, to collect the scatter
ed remiiants of their once powerfnl na
tions into one family, far from the resi
dence of the white man, ^*nd turn thcii at
tention to agriculture and the raising ot
stock. That the> \vili be compt ili^l lu re
sort to this couioc, before long, is evideiii,
the sea-city of game; anti it is hop
ed I Mat the government will encourage
them in it.
A pul ty of men lel'i here, some months
ago, willi sevtral Indians, intended lor
exlw.ution h. Euf-pe, but on their ari-i-
val at j'uiiudiM'fjl.'a, the Indians, from
feat of -r')ssii.g the Lake, or from
sou.' ‘b'T CJU.s^•, cohclnded to give up
the S'. ' iiiid ha\c rt'iui iiid to their
^vtlds, leaving their while 'ircihren
ronsiib-Tubly out of pocket, in travelling
expenses.
Commodorr Pnricr.—The editor of the
Nu lonal (ia'/.Hle Das a letter of the 9th
Sept. by which lie learns that Coin. I'or-
ter Las reason to Ijc jjerfectly saiistied
vith the deponrnfiit and dispositu.ns of
the Mexican govcrtiment. and lias be
rome a favorite ui'li'.iie oniciT'i and sea--
men of its Navy. Wii!) -J'.e mui ine corps
l.e had soui- difl’h-ul-.y, in the selilement
of w hich he displ.i\ed his characlei istic
energy and deci- ion. He confnu'd (en ol
the ofiicers in the Cas;le ol Uli ja, and sent
the common niannes to the Island of-V«-
nrijlcios, supplyiu;.^ tlieir pl.icis Ijy vveli
disciplined tioops from the land service.
'I'iie govrrnmenl in Moxico, atid ihe au-
ihoiiiiesand people in Vera Cruz, gave
their wai niest appi obalion to the manner
in which lie suppressed the attempt to
jTSist his authority. It seems that ihe
colonel (;f ih;^ marines was jealous of him
a foreigner, and contrived to ixcile In-
coi j>s to a slate Ol couii',!' u' mutiny; l>u;
‘'Ui.uc.dtd with none .'li.er. lie also was
Arrested, 'I'be nalivcs of thf couuiry
make Hne soldiers, while the fjfTicers, who he:’, and leavinq: her to feel the sorrows of
widowhood. 'I’o whirli he made ihelol
lowing ingetiiuiis and le!icate compli
mentary
are generally descendants of the Span-
iarjK, are not so praiseyvorthy. I'he of-
licersof the Navy aie, for the most part,
of Campeache, and without any mixture
of Spanish blood. These are more tract
able in every rcspeci.
C'ommodore Porter was advancing ra
|)idly in his arduous task of establishing
good discipline in the Mexican vessels:
and, on the whole, a sensible ( hange for
!h»‘ l)elter had taken place. Hy the side
of the Dutch brig of war, which was at
\ eraCruxin the the first weekjf Septem
ber, the comparison is saitl to have been
g'-eatly in favor of the Mexican ships.—
The latter arc to be kept as much as pos
sible at sea. One of the main objects of
the governnient, and of Porter himself, is
to Cl cate a Navy entirely Mexican—to a-
void, whenever it may be practicable, the jelighting in linerv.
introduction of any foreign materials.—
There is a Naval College, at which all
the midshipmen Tiow are. 'This is an
imi)oriant establishment in refercticc to
llie end just meniioned.
ply;—“liiessid is the man
that hath a virtuous uife, forthe number
of his days shall be doul)led.”
Dr. Johnson oncc ohservrd, in speak
ing of a weak woman, that it was a mis-
eral)Ie thing when the conversation can
only 1)0 such a.^, whether the mutton
should be boiled or roasted and probal)ly
a dispute about tb’at. It is a characteris
tic of ill informed and self-suflicient per
sons always to be dihputing abou^ tri
fles.
De/inifion of a Homan.—\ wicked old
(ireek writer gave the following verv
■ j sieguludr deliniiin : “ Woman is an an-
It is stated in the Democratic Press,
I^Iatrimony.—I'xperiencc has long pro-
j nouticed those marriages the hapi>iest, in
which the contriicting parties arc of a
condiiion nearly equal; so that, when the
first ardors of love tre abated by time,
neither can assume a superiority, or think
that the sloop ol war Hornet, Captain ji a condescension to liave acceeded to the
Woodhouse, is cxpectetl oi Philadelphia
in a few days, and that Mr. Sergeant vvill
embark in her on his Mission to the Con
gress near thr city of Xli'xico, about the
middle of Novemi)er. Ii is ik>i known
whether a Minister bus been appointed :n
the place of the late Mr. Anderson.
Kxtract ofa letter from a gentlenian in Nashville
to a niereantili; house in Kno\Mlli-.
“ Six cents per poiitid for rutton is
spoken of as the price delivend here the
ensuing season, and we doubt very much
whether the article will be worth moie ;
indeed we should be unwilling to risk
more than five ceii’.j.”
A gentleman in Iliintsvilie, (Ala.) writes to his
fru nds in Knowilk, under ilate yth October
iiist.
“ It appears to he the geneial opinion
that the cotton market will open at six
to seven cents, and many ;hink a great
deal will be sold at five cents.”
The oHicial returns made to theofTicc
of tiie Secretary of State of Indiana
f'lvt; to Mr. ]51ake a mnjority of
hi-unc votes over Mr. IJoon, in the
late election for a Rei)resentative from
the first district of that State. INIr.
Hlal>eliad 5,222 votcb ; Air. Jioon .j,-
1202; and Mr. Shuler Tlii.s state-
nuptial 2illiutice.
Genius. — “I know (jf no such thitig as
.genius,” said IIog;irth to Mr. (Jilberl
Cooper: “get'iusis nothing but labor
and diligence.” Sir Isaac New ton said
of himself, “That if ever he had been a-
Ide to do any thing, he had effected it by
j)alicnt thinking only.”
Rcmnrknhle ('uurtrsion The Hon.
(Miarles . IJyrd, Judge d' ;he United
Slates’ District C!our' in Ohio, has join
ed th" Society of Siiakkks, residing in
Mercer county, Kentucky.
('omnirniator.
Not tlin least cxtrnordinnry p«rl of
the storv is, tli.Ttthis dialotine between
th(? d('vil tiie dortor took j)iaec btU
a very lew iioiirs previous to Ilobespier-
re’.s l)cini>; denoiinceil hy 'Tallien and
Carriere to the National (,’onvcntion, as
a eonsj.'irator n^ainst the republican
cause. In defendini^ himself from he-
infi; arrested by the guard, he attempted
to shoot himself, hut the ball missed,
broke the nionstor'.s jaw-bone only, ami
I/early impeded his speaking;. Sing;ti-
larly eiiotiiili, it was this physician who
uas sent for to assist and dress his
wfjiimis. Ilobespierre replied to the
doctor’s observations, laughing, and in
tli*‘ Ibllowing language :
“ Oh, |)oor devils ! they do not know
their oumi interest. But my plan of
exterminating the evil will soon teach
them. 'Phis is the only thing for the
good of the nation ; for before you can
reform a thousand I'rcnchmen, you
must Hrsf lop oir iinlf a million ot these
vagaL'onds, and ifdod sjciic niy life, in
a few months there will ho so mnny the
less to breed internal eommotioiis. and
dislurb thegiM.eial peace of lOurope.’’—
lAnn-)'fir.s Secmt JMvnioirs of the
Frcnch ('(,n7'l.
Dli'.il,
In tiiis tov. n, on tlie 5l!\ instant, Mart'anil E-
infant (i;.uglitv" Ol \\ 111. il. and l^liz.i-
beth Al. \A'rist(j!i, .(g.-d one vi-ar, six inonliis.uui
thirtavii da_\ s.
In tlii' ( i.iin'y. on the 12th inst. Mrs. Jinn
I f lie’, ot ilic laic Kiehard t'hai-p, .i^'cd «■
liont \ (
in til.', ( '..uni v, at the rt sulence of Mrs. Sai..rtt,
Ol. the lliii inst. ;.!«.■, .\\N (..'ow.w, a most a-
'.1 !)li' and intt-restiiij;'voung l.alv, ajed about
10.
On the IP.ll
II. I'lla*'.-. i-.-o!. iST'd ai)out t\\o veal
liVVWA loY
■'iV^n.L be sold, at tin Court-lloust in rhaiv
Tf lotte, on the ."oiuiay ot our lu xt County
Court, tlie following- 1 ui , viz-about twn '
red acres.lying on tiie wc.st .sule ot Heuttu ’s Fi
road, three iui!e^ from Charlott*.- ut
acres, joining the land of Samuel M’( t ni
Wni. Kiidisill, near Charlotte; alsu a fron I
uek lot unimproved and handsomely .uluJ
near the Acalemy; all belongi'ig to t:iv t
Zv.nas Alexander, deceased. Sale to u:i
at 12 o’clock, when the terms will oi
known. Due att» ndanee, bv
A. w. ai,kxam)i:r,
Nov. 16, 1826,—2t9.
^Viivice,
ri1ll.\T on Tuesdiiv of the County Q
X the ('ourt-liousc in (’harlo*u , J w .
I’ublic Vendue, a tract of land lying-]
M aters of 'i;d!..rd creek, adjoining the]
A. Henilerson anti others. The Irae
\v 13 formerly the property of \Vilson '.
now belongs to Maj. H. W. Smith, r
•jin authorised to sell. It is land oi' (
it), and contaitis about two hundrcn
1} icres. it will be sold upon ti e. edit
months. WM. J. ALEXAJs
Nov. 15, 1826.—iw.
\U\u^*vvu ViS\
MiOM-riber having qualified as Ai.
Jl. l>;i.it')r on the estate of Dunea.i Camp
deci-a-jid, wdl expos- to jiubiic sale on 1 ru
tli( 8th I it.'"ember next, all the p rsoiuil pi
pert) (si .'.. id deceased, consisting of itorses,
Wagon i.iul >.'eers, Stc. Jkc. Terms made uiown
on t'l.; da\ M sale. U M. !SMI Ml, JJiii'r.
JIN
ofUctob.r, uhimo, a ehesn-it.sor!.
Pol in/ of Rnhcspierrc.—liohespieire
had a confidential pi'.ysician, who atten
(led him almost to the j)eriod when he , ,
, ] .1 il’ 1 I 1 I „ I tt rs, \Mtii a liirL’e eiri io (,l rcl.iiions and tr.ends
aseended tin- scailolo, and who was ob-; bnu-nt ti;.irVrcp»r.. ,U- deprfvati ,n. T.us
ligeJ, 77i(ll^rc III/, to (.me tete a tete | i.;i^ .i. a, an agev,i..n .slu- n.ijjit luve
with this njOi!Op(jiizer ol liUman- lle.sh [ rationaliv l 'Ok. d f.n-w ni’o •nar.v w ai\s(.f >iC-
and blood. Oac dav lie iKipilOIied to lie '^‘/'d'less. th.' :d\\ et.u.ul. .s,ster. tiie
.... ‘ ,• :>atirnt, ai:u;u)le and iJiOLis MJiiii'’-lad\.
With him, after a very e.xtraerdinurv ' i.e.
tile subi>criber’s farm ijD
u.arms county, on ibe ., tl|
Sll'
ivl HOliSK, ai>out 14 hantis .
V..' )Mld t'uce, a i;-'., s ryt-. and all four of iii,,
1-t the wiiit;' nding nearly to his
^ knevv Any person win, v. ;.i ^ive me iuforn.a-ou
this town il.imi .>■, .son of .Tames I ot ^ai I iiiiroc. siiali be 1 bv -a^'y rewarded for his
II txpensi.s ,d. Iidormati..., on
In tiLS ee r.tv, mi I'riday i v i.ing, the 20ln | tl'e suliji ct, ifsi iit ny iiiai', in.n be directed
hiriiin-ft - 1 .. 1
nf()r;"ber !:>sr, M.ir^artt U. \'i uUi
twentieth } e;*:' ot he
(;f til most ucutv ring,
(.’Ui a grifuh : li .iNM g t'AO .r('tlici
afUT tour or tive da\s ^
Slu i xpired wall-1
and five sis- |
Nov. (), 1H2G.
;’io.
LINCOLN Cltl-'Vry.
David'Blalock,
?
Pititwn for Ijivorcc.
with him, alter a vtry
ntnni)er had bet'n ex'euleu, and among>t
the rest, some of the physician's most
intimate ac(|uaintLMu cs
WII
not ilissemble his anguish. He tried to
ment removes all the doubts that have ! stammer out excuscs and get away fiom
ht:en occasioned hy the contradictory j the table.
T. proseciitf, to til u'l. ost rigor of the
- ,, .»...a:.v [M r;nn w ho v.'.l! ir.ii.o ca’nnrcliasc
Ihe unwilling guest was natuia.iy j ;ni,r.c'or pio.l .c. fi-on;-i.;. n. gr,i.s. u .u.out
verv duwiiCast, ami ill at ease, andco'iKi a written p.i'1'Mu from n yst !f. i uiH .j.,) pi’o.
V _ — ^ ^ ^ .... .wi iii.wMi.iin.il lu lilt tmir lo tlie said
accounts heretofore given of the result' liobespierre, jif'iceivi.'ig liis distross, ; ci.ii\.aio,i of any pi rson v. ho ;!,a\ be loimd vio- taki-n pro conief
of the election in this distrist.
Na/. Jout'ncl. |
I
Com?noti Dninkurds.—A man and i
wife and four other men v/ejc recently assured him he had nothinn^'t) fe.i/, and
iterrogated him :i.s to the causc.
jdivsiciau diiCOveiLd some relucliiiice to
ex[jlain.
[ Koijcspierre took him by the hatiJ,
N;inc\ nialock. ^
II ajip.-aring to tin- satislaction of the Couiu
Naiirv Ml:ilo('k, tlu* ilefciulant, ;s tu»t u’\
I inli.iliitant K'this St ,t,; It is tiu-r.d'on order.
I ed by court, th. t pui.i:cation l>e made three
iu( ntiis in 'he C.4tawb;, .loii-nal, giving i.,,t>«
t. htr, that s'.e make iitr personal appcurmce
I riore the .ludgc of our Sujnrio'* Court ot I aw
at li.c next court to bo held h.r the said eoiintv
ot Lincoln at the Court-!!»„.se in I.mcohitnn,
I on the 4th Momlay ulur tue -Ith Mondav of
. . r .• I : next, then and there to answ er or'.k-
i..v...nitormn,nn.itiontothe nnirtothe said j.ethion; otherwise it will be
=‘"‘1 heard ex parte, and ad-
secui-.- aii_\ pers( :i that nt.>_\ i.iie o;* i iniMO_\ aiiV
of my ncgriK -, to .lO .in) it; our, eit.'icr , \ i.iglit
or il-iv, w ithout my j>i riiiissio'i ; an,; I \\ ll give
iitvdive dol';!
tl e ab. • c notice.
SA.Ml'KI, .M’COMIi,
I-i./:r. y,,v I G, jt’1 J.
arraignodat Springfield, Mass. on com-j j,,|deu, “Come, docior, y'ou, as a pro-
pl.iii'its of the overseers of the poor of j fessional m?n, mnsi he well Itifonned as
li'at town against them as cu7ninon\^ sentiments of th-e iDajor part ol
1 hey all pleaded not guil- Pai isians respecting me. I er.trca?
(h'unkdi'its
tv ; hut upon evidence, five of them
were convicted and sent to the hoijse of
correction. Let ihe good work goon.
I
America and /wig/r/;5(/.---The Quebec
(IdZettf intimates, that a riipture between
(ireai Urituin and the United States has
been rumoured in poliiical circles in I'-ng-
land ; and that ihe sui)jects in discussion
hetween them are nut likely to be satis-
fiK torily and amicably adjusted. Il men
tions also, as prognostics of such rup
ture, the appointmen', in J824, of Engi
neers to examine tiu‘ slate of tlie foitifi-
Wi‘.i:\v\ .N u ^\au.
Vi iiiipei'ni to have nioni N . No imhil-
g.-.. I \i ' I\|>ett, nor no indulgence will I
g'.s. •* ''. I owe me, now is the time to dis-
chsri."' ‘ Jf! t. Mind the longer soHie peo])le
are iii.t;.,‘-. :. ‘h« more they look for it; hut a
game
judged accordingly
I Witness. /,,/(/’.lluidrrsiin, Clerk of s.iirt
I (>our*, at LuiCointon, the 41 ii Monday of Sep.
j u mber, A. D. 1826, and m the ilst vear of our
Independence.
LAWSON flKNDKHSON.
om t 20.—pr. adv >4.
- ^ nd, I 11 \erpla\. If .unman can
VOU, mv dear friend, frankly to avow ''V'’’*’"’ ^
- witntiUi nioi.ev; Imt wiiowdl aduut this'' I m-
their opinion. It may, perhaps, serve t. i.d going to’clKulesio'.i in a f^w days, tor
me fur tiie future as a guide for gc\en.- \. h:a' t - imrchase goods, iience the tierosM-
in'>'tiiein.ty for all to p i;. 11:. If yi,vi do not, Vi.'i will re-
i’ • • ) I. T ceive a tap upon voiir sliuuldtr.'), wiiieh wili
llie physician answered,_“I can no i.,,, ,ome V-osl utuJ.ed to it.
longer resist the nnptilse of nature. 1 j. d. uovd.
know I shall ther«’hy uppo-^e myself to Nov. 24,182^.—.)t’10.
your power, but I mu.sl tell you, y.-u .VoVli'V'
are ijenralh abhorred,—considered liie I . .. , * ' • i
^ ^ I . i 4, l.L those who arc inilchted to the late firm
Attlla, tlie S\ lia, 01 the age- a t\\o-loot- j\ of Keinh'iek and Alieruatl'v, -r to nuseU
ed plague, that walks aoout to fill . individuallv, are cnr'aestiy refpn-sti. d to Cdll on
peaeeful abodes with miseries and fa- j me during ilu wetk of our n- w com ty ( mirt,
‘ • rpi • I land intik*’ pavinent ii\ or n muji ar-
, . , . , miiy raouni.n-s. ' >c ym. | will b., sWct
callous ui the Colonies ; an appeal to the are daily .sendiii;^ to the Slaughter af the j power to give longc; iiuhdg.-:,.'f, 1 Aouldilo
public on the value of the Colonies, in- dc Grcve who have committed po witii pleaMP’e; hut that is . ut ui the (pi s-
sertfd in the Quarterly Review, t.nd at
iributed to one of liie above engineers ;
and the mission of three engineers to
su;j(M iniend oiijects of defence, now go
ing on with activity in Up(jer Catiada
and Bermuda. We know not what degree
of becond-vight the above repurlers and
[irognosticators ])Ossess ; but it would
recpiire no great depth of presciencc to
foresee that, incase of serious ni[)ture
between the two j)owers, within s.ix
months after, Upper Canada, ai least,
-would become one of the United States.
7)’c6/. ^Smtinvl.
Jl'iin/ of good Ilnsbmulry.—At the Cat
tle Show at Concord, (N. II.) premiums
were,awarded for the best I’arms. In re
lation to one of them, the viewing Com-
miitee, in their report, inade the follow
ing remark :
“This farm appears to be cultivated
with great care, and much gocd judg
no crime—tlie carts of’a certain descrip- j hhoul'd not be ^
tion you have ordered daily to hear a charlotte, Nov. 15, UiJj.—
stated numherto be sacrificed, directing j
tiiey should he takeii from the prisons,
and if enougli are not in the, prison'^,
seized indiscriminately in ihe streets,
that no place in tlie deadly vehicle I'lay
he lef’t unoccupied,—and all this with,
out a trial, witiiout even an accusal ion,
ami without any sanctio.' but your owi,
mandate—these things r;ill the public
curse ujioii you, u liich is not t!. j less
hitt('r fo»- not heini; audihle. ”
“Ah!”s:iid Itobcspicrre, laughing,
“this puts nu’ in mind ofn story told of
the cruelty and ty ranny of l^ipc Sextus
the Filth, who, liiiving one nigh}, after
he had enjoyed himsell ata hacehanalian
supper, when healed with wim?, by wav
of a binine hoi/r/tc, ord(;red the first
man that should come through the gate
of the Slrado drl Vdpoht, at Jiome, to
:ni)uick.
UKW \[UI.
17 S(;APr,l) from the jail in this plate, on the
A night of the 17th ult. .Ios>:.ii WhAit, a no
torious Mlh.iin, and charged with high crinic.j
SVear is about 5 feet 10 nieces in luiglit, l-iriro
bodied, ,d:ick h.dr ami i.e., b ue.evc .s, and fias
wl.at 111:1} be t mud a ra' ' '
ivaiice. I le is a d.uig. roiis ^
it is hoped all gooil citi/. !v. .,'1 in' '.’m’
watch, lor .,is u|,(u-ehciision |'bc above re
ward - f H\ C liCNDIMliJ i)OI.I,AUS, wij
we given to any one who will apjirehend hi»
and loilgij him in the jail at this pi,ire.
AI.I.KN HAI.DVVLV.
Charlotte, Nov. 4, 1826.—’otf
,, The Hegistcr, Knoxville, ai d Whig, \asbi
\ dle, 'I’en. w ill iii.seri tlv*.' ai)ove tiiree times, an I
lorward theiracc(mnls, wlien the mone\ will |
prouiptly rimittinl.
uig couutc-
il t\ ; ;m»l
I the
inent in agriculture ; but the C-ommii'ee ! h.m ed. |)' tso,i
ul e of opiniy.., lhal Iho ,.wmc,- is in laul. ' >ll linUn o.,„vh,v,., ,Kiy, nl Knm,-,
111 one essential particular: and they j the imist
hope ifiat an indirect allusion to it will he , fruel ol t}'ranN, till it was made know 11
suflicieni for him to correct tiie error, jaiid jirovcd. alter his death, the wretch
I'here is no commodity on a farm so usi‘-I he execiiti'd had murdered his father
lul and so j)Ieasitig to the farmer—no-'and mothe’r ten } ears jirevioiis. I know
thing in this life, on which he can Sv) Srtij- u hom 1 setid to the P/(/rr dr (u'crc.
ly rest his liojies of comfort in future All who go then; are guilt}-, though
\ears. us a coiii[)uny of fieaUhy, robust, they niay not seem so. Go on ; wiiat
and promising boys. A farmer rareij ,
s,.«,.cd, «dl wiU.o.,t .1 w,l... V,lua. ] \vi,v; that vu.l have so loiTir.c.l all
I ' lourney IS always a tiresome ati'J clu'cr- , • , • r ' .1 . .1 i-
less one ” j nescriptions of jiersons, that they fear
^ ^ ! even your very breath, ami look upon
ndicnic Co,njj!i>ntui.~A youu^huly be-1 than the [dague ; and I
tij: addressed by a genllemati much ol- ^bouhl not he ^urjlrised, it you persisted
in this course of conduct, if something
serious to v’ourseif should ho the ru:':,'"'.’-
ler than liersell, observed to him, the on
ly olijeetion she liad lo an union with him
I was i!ic probability of his dsi-ig befo;-e [fpiri-icp. n;M,l Miaf ere long
\e V'.
0\ Tuesday, the 5th of December next,
there w ill be sold, at the late resi lcnre of
\\ ui. Alexander, decease;', thr following pro-
jjer»\, vix :--lloises. Cow., Siiec p, Hogs, H.i\,
i'odderand Oats; .56 bales of Cotton, one .-et .of
sn.it'i to(,ls, larii.in;> uti n.'/i’s, househoM hirni-
tur'-, In’; horary of books, together with otl.cr'
artif'ies not enuiiierated. here du‘ atteiul.iiice
Mid a reasonaijh crcdit will be gi\eii, b','
A. AI.KaANDKK,
Nov. 11, 126.-*2t'9 _ P. ALK\.\NI)Ki_
(I’.vN.W* \V (rom the subscriber, on
tile 5tii insfaiit, his negro man, named
KI.LIS. i'.lhs is ly or 20 years ofag .
.1 fei-t 6 or S inch( s high, stout, w ;i
m.idi, and a little iiu linetl to be bow
h gJCed; has \ (^y lUsliy liaii’, especially
before and speaks toh l’ably rpiick.
lie took with him a : hu broad cloth coat, a-
!>oiit half worn, u illi gilt buttons, with these
words on the iind.tr |,art, ‘ W. N\ allis, treble
U’ange;’a \est of tiie s.mre cloth as the coat,
with buttons (u\e!ed with the same; a sliort
j.icktt an-i paiitaiooiis lilled with wool; a shirt
and pantaloons of w hite novlliM’n homespun; a
nIioI i,un vs iih lull stock, shivered at the mu//,le,
witli the fore thinilde oil’, ’i'he gun has I he se
cond lock to her; carried also, a new Idaek Hat,
ratiier sniail Ibr him, with l^atayette’s name in
it. is a tolerable shounakir, carried a shoe
knil.e and somt; other .s!ioein;ikcr’s tools; he c;m
spell a little, ;ind I think w ill attemjit to pass as
a free fellow, and in all probability will aim for
tin.' noa-blave holding .iiates.
KHis was r.iised in Montgoii.erv counf\', N. C.
by Mr. Wyatt Handall
Anv iier.ion who vvill apprehend said negro
and bring him to me, two miles above hneeds-
bonnigh, Anson cnnntj.. N. C. shall receive tin
;ibove 1 e\\ ard; nr 20 Dollars, if coiiiincd in anv
jail so tbai I j;-et him.
Addre!..s liie subscriber at Morvcn Post
OHice, Aii.'^on eo(,nty, N. C.
damf.i. cook
C'.icr.iw. N;^v. 15:^'.-.r''‘20
TIii: LINCOLN
HAZL B«ASrurACT03ll
]S now in operation, at the High Sjio.iIh
. South l’ori, ;d;out 7milessvnith ofi.i ,c
ton, under the superintendance of Mr. i(,|
a Hr.st-vale Nailer, late from p.. iii;,yivi
where can be hud all sizes of Cut N;iii|
lhads, together with every descriptiy
Nv rouglit Iron and Castings,
Tlie Nails will he d. livi red at the .Manu
ry, or 11. l.incoliitoM, by tlie keg, a't 8 c. 11I
li).; or t* ai'.y ()thcr or .stores, a
Charieston piices, with ihe additimi '0
frrighl from Charleston to die place of del
Oniers to the suhsfr,ber-will I,, th.uikiii)
cei-.ed, and punctuidiv attende.! to U
MKNWY Itf,LNUli) (.J
l.inc. Ill coiintv , > 1
1826. ■ s s|
\Vui’.‘cVW‘a>.
I IAN awav from thv subs, ribi r, on \V
II uay, tlie 11th day of (t(tol)er Iasi i
man.iiamedCilAUJ.itS, • igliteen y.’ n i,
). How- compleeterj, slim uiaue, j feet '
••h. s high, and w hen .‘•pokeii to, looks w i
Ins voice is ratiu ;• en'eniinate. l lu- boy 1
w a, 1’ai.sed in t!ie -.t.itc of Virginia,Prince t. 'oi^
county. Any person who .viil apprehend said
negro and confine him in any jail, and give me
mformation so that I get him, shall receive a
geiiei’ou?: reward.
JOHN SLOAN.
Chanotte, Nov. r,, irS2o. —lU6tf
Hig'i Shoals
Octobi r 2i\ 182ri.
UTIIAYIH) from the suoscribcr, on the 21sf
ult. a very large and a likelv blacii KCl f ’
with some wiiite flakes on his hips, mostly dc'
climngto a black ; very sliort horns to the size
ol him ; any other marks not recolkcted l|f
was fetched fnmi Wilkes in a drove, and 1 ev-
peet he will try to go back there. Anv pi rsor
that will give me any information so I ran ii ,
I.UU or fetch him to me, .shall be panl for/,,.
trou!)le, by the suiiscriber, living in McekK-n-
burg county, near .^teel Creek.
J. V/. nuowN
Nov. 4, 1826.—2t7.
J?iiitrv I'akcrs’^ Jimints,
l or sale, at tliis ()fTice»