CMAILT.OTTB
m
ri'KSDAY, DKCKAlHEIt 5, 1826.
rOH THE CATAWHA JOfHNAL.
Mu. Kniiou :—It is graiiryin^ to ob-
«crve, that the opi*oscis of ihe Adminis-
irtaion have been defoated in all their
trbemes to destroy the well earned repu
tation of the President, and Mr. Secretary
Clay. They are now becoming more
moderate in their fulminations against
those distinguished individuals.
I do not believe that the cha»'gc of
corruption was ever seriously believed,
even by Mr. Randolph, the supreme di
rector of the Opposition. It is well
laiown that Mr. lUui'.iolph was once the
firm friend of Mr. JelTersou, and exerted
all Iiis influence in his favor—and it is
equally true, that Mr. Jefl'erson appointed
fcc\i i\il of h\n svpjjorlers to high offices ;
iioi’ wa. there a whisper of corruption
Oil that a'crunt. liut Mr. Jefterson ditl
IK t uppciii! Mr. Uundolph minister to
l.njHand, (an ui)pointmcnl which, ilisbe-
lu-»s still seeking.) therefore, he
Icfi til'* 11 publican purty, ^ hone a/id nuil^'
and lias r,Mi,ruuu d ihc bitter enemy of cv-
crv adnunistration since that lime. He
lias been the slanderer of many of the most
ivortliy men, both dead and living, that
Amcrica has produced. It now appears,
that he has again changed his creed, and
])ecome a proininent member of the un-
lioly and unjust coali/ion, which has been
or^.itiized fur the express purpose of
breaking down the present adnunistra-
;ion, V hether its measures are right or
in-otmIt has been declared by this
ydriaHr coaruu.n, that “/Af adnwiislra-
Iton hivsl be pvt dou-n, if Ha memhers trerc
as pyre aft the angels at the right hand n(
Hod I /” These fads are atv.pl> sufiicient
to hilence all tl'.e opposers of the admin
istration, who profess to be politicians
t)f t'lc JeJ/trson School, and who censure
Mr. Adiiiiis for gi^it^g an appointment to
one of his friends.
Ii is rather extraordinary that the op-
posers of the present administration
sl.i.i 'd profess to be the admirers of that
of.M.-. Monroe. Mr. Adams is march
ing forward with th*' very measures
■whirii his prcdccrsscrs cpiirovcd, and
%vliiJ' tiu' sound policy oi this country
jniponnusly demands. When the great
bouv '>f 'iie people correctly understand
lhe-‘ vhings, tliey will duly appreciate
the jr.olires ol those poliiical Jugg»eis,
who profess lobe iheir exclusive friends.
Tliry will feel themselves Ijound to believe
Ihc whole truth, that this opposilion is
composed of ihe disappointed, who are
exerting all their influence to eleTate
some favorite to the chiet magistracj
of this nation, regardless ol the pul>lic
good.
rAlHllCTUS.
FOU THE CATAWBA JOI HNAt.
The annual examination of the stu
dents of the Cljarlotle Temi-le Academy
commenced on the 22tid ull..and ended
on the evening of the 2;>d,in presence ol
a respectal>le number of citizens Irom the
town anu country. Classes of almost ev
ery grade, fr(>m the Spelling-Hook up to
Natural Philosop'ny and Astronomy,
throughout the examinalion, gave huch
evidence of a thorough understandiitg of
all the fundamental princijjles, as far as
they had advanced, as to excite the ad
miration of all present. Several gentle
men of liberal education, and who have
been conversani with such scenes, pei-
haps all their lives, declared, ihey never
had heard students undergo a more sa
tisfactory examination. Without an)
disposition to puff, we leel it an iinpnious
djiti/ we owe to the leacluM s in ihii lusii-
tiiiion, to declare to the pul)lie, that ihe>
possess an art oi adapting instruciiun to
the understanding of Children, wliith.
believe, is seldom e(iuaUed. atul per
haps never surpassed. As evidence ol
this declaration, we state, that childreu
cf not exceeding 9 or 10 years cl aye,w ho
have spent but one session in atientiun to
Knglish Grammar, and \\hohad, during
that time, attended to various other bran
ches, proved to our satisfaction, a ihoi-
ough knowledge of the construction of
sentences, by parsing the most diflkuli
word selected by any present, without a
moment’s hesitation. e also had satis
factory evidence, that the abstruse princi
ples of ^^alural I'hilosophy and Asirono-
I my wore fully conipi ein nded and under-1
stood by those !io aie ye; but childien.'
We verily believe, that the fundamenlul
principles of literature and some oj’the
line arts are as radically taught here as in
any other place in the Uiiion. To sav
less, would b« doijig injustice to our
teachers, the instiuiiion and our own
candor. \ ery few personal distiiu lions
could have been made justly, had ihe
irustees been so disposed; because an
invariable rule of the institution is, lo suf
fer no scholar lo progre.ss fasier thriii
they learn thoroughly. During the fall
season, some sickness prevailed foi
a time in ihe village, which was much
exaggerated abroad: the hooi)ini> cough
was prevalent and considerably retarded
the business of the Academj : but few,
perhaps not more than 3 or 4, were afft ct-
ed with fever.—Charlotte is ceriaiidy.
naturally, a healthy and pleasant Village
as any other in the up country, and ihe
fevers which we have occasionally exper
ienced have unquestionably arisen from
local causes, w hich the Commissioners of
the town assure us shall be removed be
fore the next season We invite the at
tention of the public and solicit that pat
ronage which we think our infant Insti
tution really merits The Mxeicises o|'
the Academy will be resumed on the 1st
Monday in January, 1827.—The course
of instruction will embrace sp-lling.
reading, writing, arithmetic, Englisii
Cirammar, Geography, Astronomy, Na
tural Philosophy, Hhetoric, Cht-misiry.
Ethics, History, plain and ornamenta|
needle work, Drawing, Painting (jn pa
per and velvet, and music on 'the Piano
I'orle.
Price of tuition, exclusive of ornamental
branches and music, for each Student pei
Session SlO«
Drawing, Painting and Xecdlc Work 10.
Music 20.
AVM. DWIDKON,
\\s\. .sMirn,
Kr.NDUK'K,
.1. M. HL'TClll.SON,
.10IIN' lUWlN,
1). I{. Dt'NI.AP,
JOAI5 ALKXANDr.n,
SAMI i:l Mn:oviu,
N. W. Al.KXANDKK,
'j iios. 15. sMAin r,
ADAM _•()(>ri:R.
|C7* A meeiinr- of the Trustees uill be
held at the Court House, on ^Vednesday,
the 13th instant. As business of impor
tance will come before the meeting, it is
earnestly hoped a punctual attendance
will be given.
The Committee of Inslruction for
Mecklenburg County, will meet in Char
lotte on Wednesday, the 13th of ibis
month, when u punctual attendance is
requested.
Joseph n'corr, who escaped from the jail
in this place a few weeks since, was ap
prehended on Wednesday night, the 22d
ult. near King’s Mountain, where he !;ad
secreted himself. He was brought to
this place on the Monday following, in
compliance with the conditions of the
reu iird ofTored for his apprehension ; and
was taken back to Lincolnton the next
day, where he is now securely lodged in
jail.
Neu'-VorJ:.—It is now ascertained that
Dk Wht Ci.i.vrov is re-elected (iover-
nor after a very close contest ;-and at ihe
same lime, the Ihii.kti.il candidate ioi
Lieutenant Governor is elecleil. 15oili
houses of the legislati:r.e will have ma
jorities agains( hint I 'I’hese things may
be utiderslood in N’ew-York; but else
where ii is all a mystery, which would
be a waste of lime to attempt to soUe.
rtiu TiiK. « ATAwr.A joriivAi..
r.xtmrt iif;i li tlir fVoiii Dr. S;iii!ticl 1.. MitclicII
(it .Now \(irk,l() Dr. .tolm lr.i\is,
l)tirv, Nditli C;iroliiUi, ihifcid .I'.iiiij tlic lotli,
••Among the articles lately received,
are ImI. Potatoes ol’a new specie's, fioni
St. l.oienzo IsiutHl, >11' ili: coast of Pern;
uliicli I have nann Lolanum IjixirerJnc,
Jf|. Tracts in the Malay and C^hinest; lan
guages, with an aceount in l',ngU^h c!
the Anglu-Cliinese College cslai)lished
at Malacca, in the l'.a‘ot-lnihcs ; IVnni one
of my )oung li lends, a otudi nt liu re. ”
guilty of ])laclng their names uiion the
list, ihe latter in ihe terms of the "'State 23 I.IKKI.V NKr.HOKS.
Dcpfirtrnmt.'' It is immedir.tely suspect- /. z"* t • />
.•.I by ,hesl,rc«i .-Clin,,-, .l.al
fiothor itivasion of the p.eople’s treasury,
and that the tialion is to be beggared.—
The ominous adage of “ straws, S:c.” is
IKiraded, and the Billiard 71/A/e with all
its horrors is again maishalled forth.
In ti nth, ihe resort to such weapons
betrays a conscious weakness in their
cause, which ihe leaders of opposition
gain nothing by divulging.
y. V. Times.
>■ ll!)Sf I-1'mt (j I .'(I'll •!-; \(l':,in
I S fit 1 I t
M.IIIUJKIU
Ih the i{cv. Isaac (iniKii, on’J’ncf.dav, the
2SllI idt., tlu- Kcv. KLKAZKK IIAIMJIS" 1‘rin-
eipal ot Kl)cnf7.cr Arndtn.v, Vor!;-Dist)ict, S.
C. to Miss .lANK AGNKU K1 l?Kl*Ari{U;K.
daughter of Mr. 'I'homas Kiiiki-atuick, of
Mecklenburg County, N.
Also, in lliis county, on Thursday, tlic 30th
idt., at the re idcnce of Mr. ,lolm 'l ux lor, Steel
'reek, l.-y the K'ev. Mr. Hunter, Mr. W ii.i.iam
.M’KmHMIT, to Miss (^AHULINK 'I'aILoII, l)()th of
this comity.
In Sugar Creek Congrep-ation, on 'I'uesilay
evening last, by Itohert I’iekcns, Ks(ji of ( a-
Ikutus county, Mr. Hubert MrLure, to Miss
J^liza J)uvis.
Dlill),
On the 15th idtinio, Mr^. Nanct Mauiiiv,
aged about 35 yt-i.rs, at tlic l.ite residence of”
her huslsand, Maj. 'J'tiohum J/urrix, of Iivileil
f(,tinty, who died oa tiie .>Oth of July last. I'liey
were ple .sant and lovely in their lives, and in
their death, they wen not lonj? tlivideii.
Also at tiie .s.iii;e place, on the 1st. N'u\en'-
l>er, their grand-d.inf-vhtfr, Jliirrift, daughter
of William «j. Moore, aged about three years,
of an inflamniatioM of the brain.
“ Happy the bai)e who, privdef^ed by fate,
“ "I'o >liorter trials and a I'ghU r weight ;
“ Ucceiv’d, but j esterday, the gift of bri ath,
“ Order’d, to-niorro\v, tort turn to death.”
tO.MMCM Jl ATEU.
[CuMMr.Nie ATKD ]
On the morning of the 2Uth ult. the in.mortal
part uf .S'. Jiazzili took flight for an
eternal w(jrld, afti ran illness nften dajs, uhich
he bore with tlu- fortitude of a eiirihlian and
the firmness of the sage and philosopher.—
'I'liroiigli all the walks of hfe, Mr. IV m;imfeste(i
a chaiaeter u.ibleniishrd l-y stain or s])Ot. 'I'liere
was in him;, c.ilinncss of tlignity, a nobleiuss of
soul, .1 degree (>f goodness and a 5lr»ngth of
mind, not lo in; s’.n'passed. W hilst tossed from
side to hide on a fevered l>ed and racked ex
cruciating j)ain, he was not heard to n.urniur or
ri pine at the dispensation of I’roviilence. Ili'
w’rts a source of comfort to the decliniiig years
of his aged pan nts; as a husi)and, Ju w as ten
der ii'.d loving; as .4 fatiicr, kind and indulgent;
usa brother, alltctionatc i ;is a friend, warm in
his alt;u hments: anil as a ni.’v>ter, hum;.iie. '1 lu
ofiices (if i harity were often p-'rformcd by him;
but alas! where is he now ? He is gone, '\ t ho[)e
and trust, to n aj) tlu rewi.nl of a well spent
life in that .voihl, where the “weary an- at ri ,st,
ami the wijked cease from troublin;-;.” Afllict-
ed mourners, weep not as those without hope;
but let this dispensation of liie ,dl-v
remind ur> of the necessity o!'lu ing pr^
be sold, at the late dwt lling of Sam-
» » uel (’. CuldvMdi, four miles cast «>f (.’har-
lotte, on 'I'uestlav, the 19th c»f December ne xt,
all the SI.AVKS', ('KOP, S'l’OCK, and person
al i)roperty of ever_\ de>»cnption hehniging to
tiie estate , ;.mi ng which are, an extensive
Tiieological & Literary liibrary,
A fourwlucl family Carriage,
A geared Horse (Irist-Mill, iScc.
At thf same tune, all thr lands will be rented.
As 1li(“ jjreater part of the notes arising from
the s;de w ill be placid in the h:uids of the guar
dians of the minor heirs, a consi»lerable indul
gence ma\ be expectcd, w hen the securities arc
um vcei'tionai)le.
F.ver\ p rson in1ebted to the estate, is rr-
(piested to settle up ; and all those liaving claims
against the estate, are re«piired to pre.seul them,
as the law directs. Sale to continue from day
to dav.
.1. M'XNITI', Adnt'rx
November 2^, 182(i.—3tl0
(fj 'I he editor of the M'estern rarormian w ill
pive the torcf^'oing one inseitiun, and ^eiu! his
aeeiMint to (!i;s oflice.
\i‘aiuV tuv
ri'^AK subscriber lias one liuiidred and forty
1 ;.rres of land for sale, nine miles east of
;iiarlotte and on the head wati rs of lt ed\
Creek, which he oflV rs on ver\ aeeonnnodaliuj;
terms, 'i'ln re are a good lious'j and barn, and
other lu-cessarv biiiiJinj's on the place ; ;i!id it
is con.modious se t forsonii' tradesman, l or
terms, apply either to S.iuiiiel Johnst(»n, adjoi
ning the land, or to myself.
.lUHN JOIINS I ON.
Nov. 27, 1826.—4t 11^
Heiij 1 l;n i^ro\(‘’s F,sl;iU‘.
''pni su!'.scril)ers ha>ing (pialilied as Adinin-
JL istrators d‘ the est ite of l)i njamin Hart-
grove, deeeast.d, w II sell ;it I’ubbv S;de, at the
late ri sidi nee of the d( ei aseit, on I'hui.stlay,
llte 4th day ol .laiiuary next, tlie foilow ing ]>ro|»-
1'M_\, to wit : I'.l'Veii or tv, elve ne.i^Toes, one ol
whom is a bricklayer; House iud.l :uid Kitchen
I'urniture ; tw o agons ; (,'orii loul (.'otton, ll.i_\
;ii.d l'i.;l(U r, IIoj;s, ;ind other .irtieli ^ not neces
sary to mention. 'rwi !\ months’ cn dit will
be K-ivin, pniclia>ers giMiig bond willi apj'ru-
ved secui ity.
‘kKII AliD IfANKlN, ^ . ,
i;n!!KI{'l' WII.SO.N,
Nof. 27, Olio*?
N. H. Ail persons indebted to the est;ite,
are recpK sted lo m;iki’ payment ; and those hav
ing el.iims I'g.iii.st the e-tale, are reipiired to
present them, :i.- the law ilirt.ct.s.
Jolin Hlowtn t’s
Fgllir, suliscribcr liavii'”- (pudiiieu as Kxecu-
JL tor of l!ie h'.st w'd! and teslanK iit of John
Stewart, deee:ised, will sell at l*ubli' Auetion,
on the 2('th of Deeeu.ber, the following piop-
trtx, to wii: Two tr;icts of lanti, C(mtaining
50U acres, lying on "W ;ixaw cri-tl; ; four negrors,
a (ju;intily of corn and cotton ; Horses, ( ows,
t of blacksniitli’s to(ds,
o.; se\ er.d wagons, ini-
(iiHl, i llogs;iii(i Shei-p ; one ;
, ,reo , a S( t (,f w ai> t)ii in .l.er’,;
for all the e\entf, aiul chan^Cs nfUfi-, a’tid iirem,' plenientsot husltandry, togi tlu r w ith tw o .stills,
like our friend, we can e;dud\ look de; lb in tlu | ■'•■‘I i* 'ariityof oiber •.irtieles too tiibous 1()
face, and reeieve him as a kiiul iiit s.-^i nger sciit I "•‘'"titui. 'I erii.s of sale, IJ uiontbs’ erilit,
to translate us from this iini'erl'eet to that all , P"J’‘''•‘>>t's giving bond w ith nppioved seeurin .
perfect stale above, where we will again meet, i ■ ersons indebted to .said ist;de, are noli
ne\irto \>c sc paratei:, hut ftncM r lo t njoy the ! Ii'‘d to come forward and make pa\ineiit, aiui
society of ;ingels and the spirits of just mi, n
made jierfeet.
Stop, traveller' as yon pas.s his giave, and weep,
>V hilst angels guard around,-
And sas, here the \a!u d i5o//.Lli sleep.s,
Klcrnal and profound. . ^
A I’niEMi.
illbl MAKKI'/rs.
I'lii/fl/trillt', Xov- 22.-Cotton, a Hacon,
lJj;( un'ee, 17 a 19; Corn, (old) a 70—
new, 50 a GO \ Flour, 5^ a 6; iron, a ti; l.prd,
IJi; Molasses, 4'~ a ■],) ; Nails, 7 a 8; Siijiar,
eominoii, lU a KM;—I'rinie, 11 a 12 ; Salt, l,i\.
80 a 90—’1'. I.shuid, 75 a 8U; Wheat, l.UJa
I.IU; \vhiskey,50.
Cltfrair, JVnv. 2‘1. — Cotton, 0 a 10; (;orn, f)3
75 ; Macon, 15 ; Flour, 7 a ^ ; l.ard-, 1 J a 15.
Cantdtn, y'uv. 25.-Otl(»ii, i) h9J; Corn, t’.O a
87 ; Hai on, 12^ a 13 ; l‘r;’.iuly, pe.icli, (»5 a 7■>—
apple ilo. CiU u t')5 ; I?eesA;i\, 2.) a 28; C i’l e,
18 a 23 ; Flour, a 8.^; iron, a 7 ; NJoi, ,ses,
50 a 5(')'; Sugar, l>row ii, 11 a 1 1-; Salt, 75 a 87 ;
Wheat, 1, ~5 a 1, 50.
('herbston, Nov. 2().— Cotton, Ib^ ; Ilaeon, 8
a 9; IJeeswix, -() a 28; A])ple lir;md\, 38;
Corn, Co a 05; Coilee, |)rime grei n, 17 a 18;
inferior to go d, 1.) a 16; Iron, h j .i 5; Mi,las
ses, 30 a 34; Sng.ir, brown, 8A ;i 9; Muse.iv;mo,
9 a 1(J; Salt, l.i\. -12—I'. Island, *“>0; \\ hi.>lvev,
3(i a .571.
('tiiuliiK! Hunk lidbi—'lA a 5 pi reeiit. dis
count,
(iii.iglit ibi.—1 3 a pi r cent, discount.
fS^IIF.lli', will lie sidd, .it pidibc >iale, on Tues-
1. da\, the 19iii diiy (,l December lu .vt, :»l
the l.iie dw illiiighouse of S,.mui 1 Nl},de-
eeiised, all the perishable prnperty belonj'ii'j^'
to said estate, consist inj^' cf a nuinbv r of
Likely young NKdltOKS,
Jlorses, ('allle, Hogs,
Corn, I'Odder.and Hay,
H(.iiscliold OiL Kilclicn Fitrnitiire,
with a number of othir artieli-s, to; tedious to
t nniiu-rati;. W here due aitc iidanee and ;i r
sonaulc credit will i)e >^iven, bv
.(AS. Nrj.I.V, and ^
.IDIIN IIAIM I', 5
Nov. 27, 1HJ(-. —..i’J
N. 15. A II |)rrsoii:i inde!)t :-d to the est:de ;!
Samuel Net. 1\, sen. de'’,i. a-,e!l, ari; lu reb\ reipil-
red to come t(‘r\vai\l and uiake settlement , ;.nd
;ill tliiisc liH\ in^' di iuands ai;-ainst s iil estate,
r.X‘rut,rg.
I
pa\
all those having claims against tlu' estate, will
present them, properly authenticated, within
the tluie prescribed bylaw, or this notice will
be jdead in bar of tlu ir re«'overy.
S. 1’. .Ml p( rfiotis indcd)1ed to Ihe s I'd .John
Stewart, dece:ised, as guardiaimf .(as. 1$. (^ariis
aiuI Will. ,\ 'arns, .ire notified, tir.it uiiletstluv
come fiirward ,.nd make ])uynienl to the i xecu-
lor by the day ol s:ile, their notes will be put in
an (dlicei’s h;o;ds for eoiiecfion.
JOHN S'l'KW ART, Exrcutor.
Nov. 27, 182().—3tlO«
Vw^iueuls mvAs\ ium\t .
heirs of the estate of Samiwl Harris,
' I. deceased, demand their h gacies from the
e.\i tutors. Such as are in arn ars to said esl;.te,
are recpicsted to make jiayiuent by llie (ir-.t ot
.lanuary next; if not, tiuy m:i} ui.licipate the
result.
1-AllH) If. HAKIMS, )
.lOliN (.fN(j|,KS, )■ llxr'D.
.JONA I HAN llAliKKS, 3
Nov. 30, 182(i. —3tlO
.XU'VU'E.
VI.I, persons having claims against .Tohn 'F.
I’a'-i hal and i.unsford l*as»:lial, for pap rs
pl ieei! in their hands for «'olleetiou, jiPe r. ijiies-
ted to make tin in known to tlu ir seeuriti s be-
ton the the 25th day (#f December eiistiing,
that iiiTaiigi nients m:i\ lur made for their set
tlement. \\ II,I.I.\M ( (»()K,
■lAMKS COOK,
IMtl’.DIJF COOK,
.mioiw Wllt.iAMeoX,
SI KI’IN.N F(J\.
Novemler 25, 182(i.—..t lo
V\vi\cvft.
Kki.i m kst V r, (Jr I ii ri.iis,
Jd De«'. 18J(>.
^I!F. commission'd .■>lV:eers of liie ( Hth Uegi-
iiient N. C. .MilitKi, t ogi tin r w ith 1 li- 1 st
and 2nd Serj,e;ints d i..i h (ompan_\ behlngiug
thereto, are hereby (U’llered to parade at tlie
Cf)urt-House in (di;ii-lotti , (jii S;itii'rd:i\, tin
.) Mil iiiit.tht, ;d lo O’clock, .\. \1. :,rnu .1 aiivl e-
(Miipped for t be piifj)ose of drill;-at w hieli tinu-,
.d-io, ;i I{egiim.iit;d (jourt Martial will be held.
liv (iriier of ( (d. D.i\id-.oii,
11. NOU.Ml,.S r, Jiijl.
2t’9.
,1^ 1
isti:itor 0,1 f [i, ' statt i.i i lencan Car.iphel!,
deeeas. d, will cvpos- to i>uldii- s.«!e on i-rrl;iy,
the 8ih Defem!>er next, all tin personal pio-
jierty ot said leceasid, eonsistiiig of I'orses,
Wagon aiul gcers, &ic. kc. l'.jins m;ide kiuiwr.
on the dav of sale. W M- S.MI I I!, .1dm'r.
■it’9
I^IJOM the .sub.serilnr’s farm in
Cabiirrus e«.un*}, (ui the 20tl;
ofOclobTr. ultimo, ;i cIie;uiut-soi:
_^5>^^^rel I!Oh’SF,, tdjMiil l-i iiai.ils high,
w ith a bald face, a eye, ;md all four of hi.?
fet t white, the w bite e\t« iiding nearly to his
kni'cs. Any person who will ,ei\. nu- inforiTiatou
ol said horse, sh; 11 be liberall_\ rewarded for !u3
trouble, autl all e\pi uHi-s piod. li.lorn'.'tiuu on
the subject, if sent by mail, ma_\ lie :irectcd
to Concord., Cabarrus conni\. N.c.
MOSV.S W. .MOOl'K.
_Nov. 6, 182C..—3t’10.
of NOi rli-C’uroliiHu
I I \( »L.\ Cdl'NTV.
l)a\itl lllulock, ')
f.v. I'ttdi
Nane\ Mbdock. )
titii.n fur Jiimrre.
1'l‘ Jij)peariiig to t!te satisfa. 'ion of t!h; Court,
tj|;it N;UU'V i;''dock, the (ieteli(iui;I, 1.. i ot ai?
inhabitant of thi.'. late: It is iher. lure . r ier
ed by eourt, th.-t public;ition be niade tlire,*
months in ■.he C.it;.w ha .Itxi. nal, j;'i\i!.;;- ..otlc(
to lu-r, that sIk muKe hi r p rs(m:d ;ip|>i- .r.mct
belort'the .ludge of nir Superior Cour! oi l.aw
at tli‘ next ctnirt to be held for tin s;ud eounty
of l.iiu'oin. at till Court-tiouse in l,iiie,,itcn,
oil till' -Ith .Monday afti r tf.e ‘itii ,Mon a}'of
't;.reh next, then ;md there to answi r or de
mur to the -,..id pititioii; otherw isr it will be
t.ikeii pru e!'.,l« .sso, ;uul heard ex p;irti, and ad-
j'ul).;’i-(l arco/d.n|^l\.
\^'itn ss, Lai:\siiii fl.iu/rrsDO, Clerk of said
C(>urt. :il l.iiicolntoii, th- -ri.il .N|ond:iy of Sep»
teinl'er, A. I). I82b, and in the olst year of our
Inch ])on leiice.
r,AW SON m.NDKltSON.
.‘Im't 'Jo.— pv .id’.. f-1.
UUW‘.\\\ A\ .
i> *.N .aw a\ (V.uri tlu subs( rdu r, on W'edncs-
• da\,the I DU day of () to!)er l;ist, a negro
man nanied Cll.VUl.liS, igbteen years old,
mIIow coiiedeeted, shill made, 5 fet't 7 or .S in-
t lies tilgh. iOld w hei, spiduMi to, looks A ihl, and
bis \ oiee is i ;it In r i ll'einimite. 'I he boj sa} s he
w :is raised in tiie state of N ir}> ini;i,rrinei (ieorge
eoiiiit} . An\ person who wid ap|)reliciid said
lu m'o and confnii' him in any jaii, and give inc
li;{„nu:i!i(;!i :•) Iha! I get him, .shall receive a
gt neroiis rew aril.
JOHN SI.OAN.
Charlotte, Nov. C, lH2r). —106tf
OTlJAVl'.D from the subscriber, on tlu 21gt
>7 ult. a very large an.i a liki ly bhu k MI'LL,
with some wiiiti flakes on his h'ps, uKj..t!\ de
clining to ;i black ; very shorl horns t.i tin- si/c
oflum; any other marks not recollected. He
w ;is fetched from Wilkes in a dr‘,)ve, ;,i.d i x-
p( cl he will try to j^o b;ick there. .>\i.\ | , isun
th.it will !;lve me :iiiy information so I c..i, j^ct
l.ini, or fe; ii him lo me, shall be jni'ui for his*
trou' le, i)\ the snbsci iber, living in Mec klen
burg eoui.'y, near Mi 11 Crt. -k.
.1. w. nwowN.
•V*A‘u*e.
Ii W ILL prosecule, to tin uti' os' rij;')r ufflitf
I law, any person w ho w ill l';ulc or jji’rchaso
;in_\ artn h’ ol'produc from inj lU'gi'oes, wiihout;
a written permit from myself I will al-o pro-
seeutt ;in} pt:rson tinit ma\ hire (ir I'nijjli/^ :iny
of my negroes to do aii)’ l.tl'our, eithei’ li\ night
(r day, \\ilhout my permission ; anu I w ill give.
Iw eiity-five dollars rew ard for information to the
eon\ietion of any |)erson who may be found vio-
hding the above notice.
SAMLF.r. M’COMH.
('litnlvltr, JViiv. If), 1 >2C).—5t’12.
\V\j2;\\\ .Muu.
1AM compelled to h;i\e nionev. No indul
gence lo I expcct, nor no indulgence will I
give. Il'you owe me, now is the tuiif: to dis-
••harge tlu debt. I find the longer .some people
are indulged, the im)fe they lool. for it ; but a
gatru- of this kiiul, I never jday. If ..nv man can
work without to(ds, ;i merchant can buy goods
without mone\; but who will admd this ? I in
tend K«*i"g to (Charleston in a fiw da) s, (or
hat ^ to purchase goods. Hence the n e.-ssi-
ty for all to pay ne. II you d) not, yon will re-
ciive a tap upon your shoulders, wlueh will
have some C(;st attached lo it.
J. D. JIOVD.
Nov. 21, 1825.—.3lM0.
•XiiVice.
ON 'Fuesday, the 5tli of Deeenib r next,
thi-re will be sold, at the late risidcnce ol*
\\ iTi. Alexander, lU ct ased, the follow mg pro-
jn rty, vix ; — l!irs(s. Cow«, Sheep, Hoe.s, Hay,
I'oihler and 0;its; ,'i(i bales of t.'ottm', one set (>C
snnth tools, f.irrning utensils, hoii.st hold fiiriii-
ture, his linrary of iiooks, together with other
:irtn les not enumer;ttf d. \\ here ilur attendance
and ;i reasiinabh’creihl will beglvt n.bv
A. A!,L\A\I)FI.’,
Nov. 11, 12C).—2t’9 I* ALKXANDKK.
J 111- LlNt OLN
2JAJI. rri/lKUrACTORY
is now in o;, r.ition,at ihe Hig'li Mhoiils of the
I'i'/'ith ro'.'u, :ii)out 7 miIc..ci.tli ofLiiu'idn-
top, under il. ''Hpi 1 intern! uii-e t,f .Mr. Wee\es,
l.ile li-
liar ol till, ir reco\ tr;
l*ulilic Snlc.
, herein iK.tditdlo present tlu III in ilie tune ],r(.-
Amotig the many ludicrous r liarges ol |
l.iW, or tbij notice will be plead in
criminality wliieh have been made against ' i n .'.f r., i .
our chief magistrate, we have met wiili
none which can compare with a little in,-
neachmeni in one of Ihc Wushingion pu-j I' be sold, on the 2Jd insi.in% at tiie
1,,,. u »,>rears_u„., Mr.
[loujrious ililieiun. .lUlhoitSS, in |,n;le.n ac r ■, of l.uid. Sale ;.t
1 hrotigh ushiiiP.ton, soiic ItCil su .)Wi.,l t j)- j j ^’elo u, v. In n the terms will ,,e i.Kide known
lions r^'i one of In r woiks iheii i'l press. { i,y a. w. AI.r\ v.' Di.i;, /.V’,-.
ri-.e I’usident and Mr. Clay v.ere carh j ’ i.Hn’>-.v !. i•. ’ >
111 I'eiiiis} i\ .111 a ,
of Cut .\, ils and
•y tlesci'iplioii ol
'.ite .N;idi
Ciiii l>e h.id all 3i/. s
lo;;\tber with t\e
il lion :ind ( aslln;^-i.
N.'ii.i u ,ll be dv b^' red .1 the .Manulacto-
, 1 .iiicolnton, b) tfie ki;;, :«t 8 cents pil
ot In
a ih-^t
w lu 1 e
ll;ads,
\\ rcu;.
■| iie
r_\, r
h). ; or to an; other Mll.e^-e oi store*-, at tlie
(diariestuii jiiiees, with tlu- :,.lu,li.;ii of the
fi ei:; III troin (, !i ^rh -.ton to tin: ] «Lie e of i le bv c ;‘\.
nuers t ; tin siihseribi r Will be tli;inki'ul!_\ ri,-
C'-ived, and punetuall' jitterded to.
Hli.MiV I I 11)MIL
llig’i '.Ino' 111 I ')i:i;" , f
O '.lb I .' I, ; • ■ s
'H
.ir? V>oU‘»\v8 Vvv^wvvvV.
ffit 1{.\N.\W.-\V tPom the sul senb( r, on
the 5th insl.int, bis ne};ro man, named
Ji, FLLIS. Lllisi^ 19 or20_xe:usofage,
'5 feet G or 8 iu( lies liij^li, stout, widl
(made, and a li'tle iin lined lo be bow
b‘KK'*^'d; has vei-_\ l.'ii^hy hai’-, espteially
beiiire and •pi.;iks toleraldy ipilek.
He ti «,k with him a blue broad elotii eojit, a-
bont Indfwoin, with gil! biitt(;i'w ith tlu sc
wori'.s on tlu; under pari, ‘W. W;dlis, treijlr;
(n‘atig( ,’a VI si of tlu- s;ime (-loth as ti.e eout,
witli bulfons {-(.ivfred with the same; i» short
jficket :n I pantalyons biled with wool; a sliir?
;ind pantaloons ot w bite norli;> rn honiesi'titi; a
-.hot gun with lull stock, shivered at tlie m-.u/.lo,
witli the fore ihinilde nil'. 'I'he gun lias the se
cond l(;ck to her; c.iri'ied :.l.^o, a new !i!;u k Hat,
ratlier sm;dl for him, with i.al.iyett'.’.; name in
it. Is a tolerable shoemaker, e:,iried ;i shac
kniie aiul some other slioen.aki.i'\ t-iols; he can
spi ll :i httle, and 1 linnk will te:i,pt to ji^iss as
a free fellow, ;ind in ;ill |.ro!).ibib;'. will aimfor
the i;on-:d;i\e ludd;ng si;.ti s.
F.llis w;is raised in .V'ontgoinery ceuiity , N. C.
by .Mr. \\}att l{aiid:dl.
Anv ptrsonwho will .tiiprchend s;ud nigm
and bring him to me, two miles above Snet d.s
bot-oii^h, .\nsoii cfiunty, N. (.1. shall :eeei\e the
;ibo\e l ew aril; or 20 Dollar.Ti, if coiniiie.i i,i ai '
jail sc) tliai I get him.
Address the su!)se:-iiier at .Morveti
Oiliee, Anson eonnl%, N. C.
DANIi::, COOK.
chor.e.v,Xov. 0, i8':n>-^si’P';,