'mm
,irNs 01 tij:: i wrr.s.
I : .n t’le (!o1tys_\ Lur;y O’cmi.; Sinl' i /l.
.If/nm'! ,aml Jarkson.— llie last
\pril Court, a Icu’ of l)ic I’lit iicls (.f tiu*
,\>'!(i»iiiislralion ussen»!)li.'(l, und af^roed to
I ’lll a mceti!it>:of tliose in lavor ol the if-
fleclioii of Juhn Qitinri/ Jidcnns. 'I'licy
Jixcd on ’I'uesday, z.'2d ol May iiisiant, f.»r
Midi meeting, and ^ave noticc act;(jiditif;-
Iv. I'he IViends o‘i ,/I/iu'rew Jac/:son, hnv-
liig a'^ccrtaincd ll»e day on which ihe Ad-
pnis inectinpj was to he held, lixrd tlie
sann* f'ay tlicir nicciinf;. CotjiuU-iii
of their strcnt^lh, tin y were amljiiious lo
array their forces or. Ihc same day, for
the sake of coDiparison. 'l’h«*y rode tin*
townships, and iiseci every exerliou to
hiin;;oui their forces. I'he day arrived;
both parties assembled; Sc the Jacksuniics
did not amoiint to more than one third of
i!ie niujiher of the friends of the Adinin-
jstration.
'I’he Adams mcolint> was the most »iu-
;>i''rons political meeting ever held iti
tills ConiitVi nolwilhstatidinc;: it rained
Tuatly the whole day. 11' tliese thinj^^s
are any sipi of Ihe fi/ncs, Pennsylvania will
:jrcatly disappoint the lioj>es of the ()p-
rusition.
Orcnt ,fif1ministrution l\Iecting in Uullimore
■''nHnty.—We learti from several t'enilc-
jncn who attended the Meeiin.t^on Saiur-
f!ay on the Voi k. l^oad, l-l- miles from the
city, that it was untisually rmiiierous,
and one of th.e most respectable ever held
in ilie connty—the ai^ed and the patriotic
of the revoiutionary stamp catne in from
.ill parts of the countv, some rifling CO,
and -10 miles, manil’esting a detcrinina-
lion to put tiown the present unprinci-
jilt'd Opposition lo fJovernment. 'i he
,;if( ting was held at CVif|;ey b 'ravern,:he
•■ainc pla' C where tl'ic Jafl-.son men !•( r.cn'-
iv a'lSeinhled, anti t’le Adams nun oui-
ijrnhered them inf)rc th.iri seven to one.
file mcctirirj v/.is iiddrcbscd !)y Col. Llt-
•,!(*. our lU'presentativr in ('c-ngress, in
hu h iic portr'jyeil in its tnie c)iors the
lianeini efiects the conduct of the Oppo-
'.iiion has upon our (Jovirnnient and
»'o«n’ii-y, and a^isurrd his fci'ow citi’ens
'Iiat he was entirely satisfied fiom prr-
•'iiiallvnowlrdgc, the Adniiniitrution was
} ursiiin,; a just and ('(piiial'lc cour.'ie aiui
iun!, as eviticed hy its measures, the ti'iie
Interest and gl.)vy of the Country at heart,
.iad was thus eniiilcd to the support uiul
' orifidence of a free puople. John Kelso,
rsq. was called to the Ciiair, and JaiiiCs
McC!uIloh, e^(i. late Speaker of the
House of Delegates, appointed Secretary,
assisted hy Df. Marsh and Henry Car
roll, ts(]. Resolutions and an Jiddiess
v.fii* in'rodiiced hy Henry V. Sun'iiner-
.ille, es(j. t>reathiiig a s|)i!'it uoi thy of
llie times, which were adopted wit’i the
greatest unanimity, am! orflered to be
puMislied—and, among other proceed-
iii^s, a full Pelcgation v/as appointed ro
the State Conventif)n to he held in Balti-
iiiore city on the 23d ol‘ July nex».
Dai:, Patnut.
The Ailtnhnstralion Ma'tlmj in Freder
ick, Md. is tlius Tioiiccil in tiic I’ollilcal
I.xaminer :
“The meeting on Saturday la'st, rx-
M'jitcd a strength as to numbers and re
spectability, truly giatifying to the friends
ol the administration. We never wit
nessed any political meeting in Frederick
numerously attended by gentlemen
l.onj the country, souu* of u iiom had to
'"onic 9 distance of Jiear forty miles.—
”'i'ie cour'.-house v/as crowded to excess,
yet the wiicile proceedings were conduct
'd with the utmost harmony. It gave us
:;reat ])leastire to oliserve among the at-
■endants mat.y ag''d gentlemen, v. ho sel-
'lom particifjate.in the active scenes of
i)olitical strife. Ii afforded a stiontr evi
dence of the deep iti'erest they lake iti the
issue of the approaching presidentiRl ( on-
V st, and a sure presage of uict css to the
iriends of tlie auministratioii. 'i'he pre-
.Tmhle and resolutions at e couched in tem-
IHTate language, and we are happy to
state, that the whcle proceedings were of
‘he same character. Whett thi- mee'ing
V.as oi garuzed, Henry II. Warfield, J^s(p
i-'ose and went itito an elaborate exami-
i.ation of the mca'tM-es of t!i; adminis-
’•rution. I)uri!:g his address, (wliich has
icIJoin !>een r.urpassecl eitlier in t
'M'argument,} he recci\ed the repeated
j'lutidils of the aiulienee. lie occupieil
ii'-M'ly two hours, arid when lie ci)ficluded
'lu re was a gener;>l l.'.ns! of applause.
'Ir. John Hughes folioued him witli a
i'-U' ob'-.ervations, and was hucrcedtd by
•■ohu H. M’iJIresh, Ksq. v/iiu‘,e address
Was chaste, classical, artd impressive.—
't did him great honoi’, and was rn.eived
l>y the audience with great applause.”
t Ilf u httiT iVuiii one ot tl:^* r.nst Intclli-
'rM)t :oid r. spttlabic citi.itiis in I'liiludeipiii:.,
to Ills > .lend in Baltimore, dated .lune 9,
■^‘Tiic. cause of the Admiiiisti ation
:o('s on belter and better every day in
■'is state. Pennsylvania will certainly
' I'e her vote to Sir. Adani':. 'i he op-
•'''S’.tion of ((cneral Jai k».oi!’s friends to
''■e Taii'Tativl Internal Improvement has
-iiied his cause in this slatf-.
y;-/.7. Patriot.
f or a erp.sideralile ]Kirt ol' tl;e life of
late Mr. Phillips, of .Massuehuselts,
'-haii'.ic'. aif f-iir.iuted have a-
CHAaiOTTiJ
'I’» KSDAV, .U'NK 1827.
A Cil r.HY. Mr. JJir)ghc7n ■ As tlicre ap-
pi'iii'.s to be s(-nic doubts in tlic uiiui.!s of some
nt the vutwrs in this part of the congressinii ii
district composed of' the counties of Mccklpn-
I.incolii Mid Cabalrus, wlictlur their late
incinlier, the lion. II. \V. (:;»x\>.n, is in f.»vor
or aj^ainst the present A(biilni.straticn, you will
jjleuse ])ubhbh tiiis in your vahiahlt Journal, in
order tliat the people may he sure on wliat
ground they staiul—if t'le hoiK ruble g'entleniaii
will coiulescend lo notice the Lii.t.s of an ln;ui-
Concord, June 18, l.SCT.
In the address of the Jackson Conven
tion ff Maryland, this acknowledgment
is made “ The Press in Maryland, v, iih
a very liiiiited exc(»ption, where it has
taken a pai t, is> dciidtdly oypostd to us."
We know not what inference others may
draw from this fact; but fur our own
part, we watit no better e\idenre of the
strength of the adniiuistralioii iu tliat
stale.
Mr. W EBSTKW has been elected hy the
legislature of Massachusetis, Senator in
Congress for six years from the 4ih (d'
March last, in the place of Mr. E. II.
Mills, who declined a re-electicn in con
sequence of ill health.
The rejection of the Woollens liill in
j the last Congre?-, by tlie casting vote of
' the V'icf Presidi r:t, has excited an in-
] tense feeling in Pennsylvania, as well as
!in t!:e otlic'r wool growing and manufac-
j luring- states. Mr. Calhoun’s shifting
course, his abandonment (.f political
principUs. of which lie had for along
I time been a piomlnent advocate, have
sealed his fate as a pul)lic man—lie can
never hope to ri>Ne to a higher station
than that which he now occuj)ics. He
has lost the confidence of his friends,
j those who were able, and who were wil-
! ling, at the proper lime, to elevate him to
jthe highest nfiice, and has thrown him-
j self into the arms of his enemies—with
! them he must sink.
! Lord Cochrane has been received in
j CJreece with great enthusiasm. lie
doubtless has it in his power to render
impoitant service to that ill-fated coun
try, if not to seriire its independence:
and our present impression is, that the
Turks will find a foe in him more to he
dreaded than any which they have yet
encountered.
rHOVIDKNCt:. u. I.
oiT and ir-avricA (o n-c* c*Vil,i'>TvI i.ercct!'. cd his inrormatlon. Ills lufor-
to ihe will of her father. Simon Rouse, I m. rs know theirs. Thus the jnoposer.s
If ncjglibour, wa,s supposed^ liy Creech to | of tins intrigue cau be ascertained. Thev
have been an accomplice in the elope-1 camiot be ascertained by Mr. Clav’s de
ment, and (,n their meeting the next day, | nials. IJesidcs, can any man of sense
a dispute^ ensued, which ended in the suppoie that Mr Clav wilU-jiter into dis-
death of ilouse. The murder w^s per- putes with auonynjous letter writers, by
peti ated by Ci eech’s difjcharging the con
tents of a loaded gun tliioiij;h the left
breast of the deceased.-—i ln* Jury of In-
(| u t s i g u V {• a V e rd i c t o f “ /1 HJvl J iu rdtr. ’ ’
Crccch is yet at large.
Kknli/icl.
a pul)licatiijii over his own jiroper sigjia
ture f i'lii; p'l oj'Dsitioii is absurd, and
i must be restored to, it> esca|)c further
explaiiutiuii. li IJrri. Jackson remains
sill nt, the iii{i“r« Ik e mu-st he tliat lie
'iflj the l.tn.;i;age iuiputctl to him. If
• n il- the inference
iv J ubljc Jinr.d i.s to he g’-vpn to Mr. ' mu'.t be ih.it hr J.;>v n,. r-speciable i,cr-
Cl.ay on his arrival at Pittsbur,:, Pa un i son to name. L\acu„mti Mvertisvr.
his way to the West. The btaieimati |
Counteifeit notes on the Bank of New-
bern, of the denomination of SlO, l.ave
recently been detected in X’ew-Yoi-k —
They are nuule pay aide at the Piincip.aj
Bank at Neicbens, (instead of Xnvhcrn) to
S. Walkins.
The “ editor (f a neighboring news
paper” may be al>U* to make an
\tious" diseast! hered'faryhe may he
I an adept “ in marveilous anil astf)unding
j recitals” of pigs born ready ‘‘ marked on
j the left ear, with a swallow fork and un
der scollop —but he can never be Ji'/'/.t'.
’Tis not thy vocation, Hal.
says—“t'le preparations for his ri:ce[)-
tion are worthy of him, and of t Iw-city i>y
whiv h tlicy arc making. Betwe. ti lom
a!id five liundred citizvns ! ;t’-e alreadv
determined lo give him a pi...Ur. dineer.
As Peiuisyivanians, v.e cannot but icjoice
at this (lemonstrati'.!) ot nspeci lot. iun!
gratitude trj one ot Uic ;;rea:t .i bcneiUc-
lot s of our State. ”
■I hr
I'iIUa./Ill,'- I, a (li .S'1 iptioii of a harn luiilt
Jk Mi.ikirs, 111 the town of Haiicofk,
Vi\v Avcut,
.\1
i. 't't,
lius;;ir'
• luii'fi is i)ui!t on ground inclin-
ifif;- w.i! (liy, in a i)erfecl circh-, ;;iid
is \\) liet in diameter, or across it from
sm'k; to side. The walls are stone, C.' feel
,4 ror.vcnioiit Iionsp, on
mainstritt iii tlx; foun of
S C 01' * 'I'lu; a!'ovi‘ irtt nlion d build-
flUi&w'i'g !• partiruiarl) adafjtfd and cal- u-,
laU’d tor tlic .Mercantile Musiness, an*l from its
Cfiitral situation uill be uncjucstioiiably amuii£^
the best stands in the plar.c.
For puiticuLr;:, inquire- of
JO*\A rilAN IIAnniS.
4t."9
D. H. Dunlap 6i Aljin. F. Alexander
AVI.N(; associated in ttif pr.ictice
VlF.n/CIN’K, n-rpertfiilly t. ndt-r theii*
M r\it;es to their friends and feilov\-oitizenH, ia
the stv( ral departintnts of their prof ssion.—
'I'lie latter will he found at all times at the res
idence of Mrs. ,lan«' II. Ali xander, three mdi-it
f-a'.t fit Ciiarlotte. No extra charge uill be re-
(jmrrd t-;r consultation.
;u.>8
II
^^d'7ms Afidin^; ini ui'/mia.—'I’Im- fViemU | m-
o( ihe present Administration in I’atii-. k
countv, \ i;.^iijia, lu-hl a meeting- on the
17ili ii.:. 1 iu \ p! e^,s tlie following o-
pinUfi'i vwiicli wt; ItiXi? (iu (loul)t of I'le
tiuUi c! : “/» c t' jididemiv lielieve, that
a V dov.M. pnio; >d pu i!jc sentimen! in
n hcigi.i. of suitable thicknes-, and laid I ^1^''Hiver .vcademy is re
n lime, or well pdnted on each sale — | * 't>l ssic
» iiw. K...... . .1 • -I scieiuilic siinUiits. It IS snpermft IU ed li
. .und the barn, on the iii.;er sole, are | and tan;jbl im.uediau h i.v hi
vivCfU
ssical iiif{
nded bv tliti
ng'.il iniiueiliat* l\ l.y liis son,
ui:!>‘ t;fr 1 w lio has latelv fmislicd a ri gular colh gi ite.
williin, afid suitable plat es over it to 1''onrsr. Hoiriling ran he had ni resprctubh*
Ihvow 1 lie hay or I’eerl down.—'I'lie sa-1 '"chiding tvcry append'
ble and m in,'er oc( udv about IJ fet*^l,
d)les formin.g a circle, the
upy
ind are 8 feel high : tne stables open to
!id from seve-al difli ri nt bai-n vai iK, in
order to make as many and such ilivi-*ioiis
this q-'u-,St.uiiiern Stales, would j (,f their stock as they have tliou^dit prv>
evince iii.it il.e present .Administraiiui.
is entitled lo a popularity much exceed
ing the estimate now generally formed of
its claims uj..on t!io southcin support.”
per, 'I'ht- (jvering of tlie stabfes foi nis the
barn floor, which also extends round the
l)arn. Tiiere is but one lurt>e door way
for entrance with teams and loads; this
is from tin- northern side, from an (dl'set
or causeway, eiv-ht fc(‘t above the base,
and of Cf)urse f >'.irteen feet below the
I aves. The cart o;' wagon that enters
with a loafl, makes tin* whole circuit (d‘
the floor, and alter unloading comes out
at tiie same door; thus 8 or 10 teams can
occupy the floor at oi.e lime in unfoading
and not hinder each other. Within this
circle of the stables and barn n »or, is an
area or bay, as it is usually calle.!, which
I is filled with hay, £sc. and must be over
sixty feet in diameter. 'I’his is pitched
in and from any side or place ipf)st con
venient or w fie re wanted.—Tbe roof
comes to a point at tlie centre and sht'ds
off the rain all arntind, something similar
New York, than ( f his being called lo I umbrella. It is supported from the
preside over the Ottoman empiVe. Should ' ^ >*(.of
the electors be cho-en by districts, ('.en. i **oards are laid up aiid down, which hy a
J. may by possibility receive six. or eight I sauitig of ihe lot';, were all
[I’rom the Xe\v-()rlcans .\dvocatc.]
Lxtriict ot a kttcr from the lion. Mdvvard Liv-
inj^bton, dated Ncw-Vurk, Aj ril JO.
“ Lvery thing goes on hei e as the warm
est friend lo Jackson could wish ; unless
some unaccountable and liighly improba
ble cliange tukes place, he will luive the
whole state of Nevv-Yo:k, and of course
will be elccted.”
On tlie above letter the Cornmercial
\\ e regret to see a ge ntleman of Mr.
I ivingslon’s character anil statiding coin-
milting himsfdf, or rather his judgment,
in this way. '1 lien* is no mot e chance of
fJener il Jack'oti’s receivinij; the vote of
brought to a point, and then shingled
round in ihe usual mode.”
Uit rr. Sur^erj/.—Some wags of a
votes—no more, liul should they be
chosen hy a general ticket, as mos‘. as
suredly they ought to be while N'irgin-
ia and Pennsylvania concentrate their , . .
strength in this way. the whcde vote vvill, 'own i-eturning a few nights
as certainly go for .Mr. Afiams as the e- ' It’tiin a (-onvivial me ting,stole from
lee im ctmics round There is no mis-i ^ shoj) a sign-btiard, on which
j were inscribed the words “Funerals,
j furnished r>n the most reasona!)Ie terms,”
•• Wo ar,. i„r.,rm,-,l ..po,, «.■ ,1.-n, verv i ""j:"’'' '' i"'tllO(lblcl>- Uli.lor (hr laor
resi)ectahte authoritv, tlial of Uu- friend's; !-''i'-geon who had recently met
of .Mr. Crawford in .\lar\l oi !, hav( d. elan d in j " >*> several unfortunate “sli|)s.”
f:.\'cr of .lackson—and that thi‘ Admini.itralion .-.=2rrr=:.r=;_-— ^—:■; . .
arc loi iiij'- griAiiid in thnt “ Stati
li.lJhltOnd
lake upon this point.
Itl'AlAllK.
This will make the good
tL'NT G. I
Prosrres.t of Mmivfticlurct:.—e a few j
days since saw, at the uianu'acturing es
tablishment d tlie Providence l)\eiri!>-, j
I lih-aching ami Culcndcritig Ciompatij, a I
! spectacle which we would not have be-
j lieved, had it hecii most soleoinly swoin,
I lo.—It was the opcrati.)n of .v.'/,one
I of the most exti aordinarv, jet simjdeop-
icratiot'.s we ever heaid id'.—'1 i,e pK^eess
is carrierl into execu'i'.!i to pr( pare a
jrcrtiiin description of domeslic fabrics
j for the calico stani[>iiig business, and is
j simply this:—'I'-.u* or three pieces ol'i
I cotton chjth are Vv outul on a cylinder of
I wood, from \N hich they are again laken,
I and 1 un over tiie surface ( ! a “ red hot”
I it on cylindi-r, wiihout injuring tla-m in
Uhe least. Tlie ii(;n c>Iinder is placed
ion the top of a “fiery furnare,” which is
'kept as hot as possinle, and )et no dam-
I age is done to tlie cloth as it passes thro’
! the oi-deal ! 'I'his operation we are told
j is common in Kngland.
I A new ])aper is about to appear in Lan
caster, Peiin.; it will be frnndiy to the
^ presefit adniinisM at iun of the geneial
i government — Cyius S. Jacobs, ( si;. 1^ lo
j be the Kdilor.
Mur{hr. — ,\ nmifler \\ris rommi^ied in |
1 I.enoir County. onlhe 2S'h ult. the [>;u j
i lit iil.i! '. of V hich, as reiati d to us. ure as
lliilow s ; _ ( )ri I ,!«• e V ( I I!!- Ill'' he ClUJt, a 1
lia’i'btcr ol'i'--'.^l '
Peo»)!e of
Maryland ri,^/d uvt ! 'I'he frietids
of Mr, Crawford in Maryland have al
ways been v-ry lew in nundier. Wedonot
stop to iiKi'iire to which side they incline,
but there is not the least iloubt a majot ity
of lliem are on the side of the Adminis
tration. Our estimable fel!o'.v ^'iti'/ien,
Luke Tieinan. was the Crawford elector |
in this Disti'ict at the last (dection—he
huh manfully come forward in support cd
the Administration and presided al tlie
great Administration meeting at llie F.x-
chang(‘, a!!(l we personally know many
who went w ith him there and joinefl in the
pr«)ce«‘dings. Ami siiice, boili Crawford
and Jackson men a;e found active among
lliel’ii'-nds of'the Administration at the
ward meetin.!’:'s. As lo the assertion that
“ the Adinini'aration are losing i^round
in tlie Slate,” it is all stull', a mere fnn-
farunadt\ as Mr. Randolph would say—
everyone t!ie least accjuainted with the
“signs of the time^,” kiiuws lull well,
there is a powerful acces-.ion of strength
to the Administiatiofi throughout the
State, particuh.rly in t!ie I’altimore dis-
irict, and conid l!ie election take place
lo-morrovv, the Administi a'ion would he
signally triumphant, 'i'he Jackson mil
itary fever has given way—reason is tak-,
mg the plac e (-1 passion—and the people
yrc delermiiK d nol u> op|)o:,e the (iovern-
ment “right (jr wrong.” We cmition
llie Enquirer nol to calcuhi'e upon Mary
land, if he does, he will“ rcckon wiihout
his host.” It is shrewdly suspertcd by
some who are familiar with \'irginia
politics, /ind who ate natives of t!ie State,
thiit f'nn f’:c Kiyjnii'ir will turn another
sotnorsel ;ind desei t Oen. Ja( ks;n bel'ore
the day of trial 1 II 'his should he ihe
case, the I'.i (;uiier will De in the inajori»y
for once und thus wil/i the State af Ma-
rylund. JJaU. Patriot.
M.titnilH),
In (Jhestcrr.elil District, S. C. on the I'Jlh
in.^t. hy the Kev. I'liafi I'owers, Dr. Ahrnt. F.
Alexaiuk-r, of this coun\v, to Miss Caroline K.
daughter of the late Allen Chapman.
J. M. AMLso::
.Iiine 7th, 5827. — Ct^i)
i)o( l oiis !
S. Vi. Walsou,
J J .VA’lNt. .isseciatrd in (he prictici'!
I I t'f Medicine, respoctfully tende-
iheir sen ices, in the several dep^.rt-
iiient.^ of their prolession, to the citi-
.’,ens of (Jbarl')lte and its c; nli_i;-tioi;.^
e.)iintry. I’ht y |)roinisj ])uiKMiialil\-
and fuitI.fulness, in every ap|dieati »n ; ;ind thei’*
(^hargt s w ill he made to correspond vvitii tlje
liardiie.ss (if the limes.
Ch.irlotto, .liine 1j, 1 S77.—r>5
;Vakei\
I^UrsM Mr. i)iniins’ tavern, probably 1 v ml---
take, a Cartridge I’lox and Helt, belo'lP^lng
to t!ic subscriber, with his nain- on ihem. I liu
person who may have them, will ue so go ■ a.si
to return tlu m to the subscriber, orleav lir.m
with (’apt. Kendrick.
I.SAAC S. ALr.X.WUKK.
June M, 13J7.—St.37
Wsl,
By the suhscri!)fr, on Friday, the 3th inst.
a c.alf-skin I’oe.ki I JJook, eitb' r at h -ijar
Creek nu eting-honsr, or on the r ad betv%.en
tiicre anti Mr. \\ in. b. Alexander’s, conia fiinjf
tvv() ten dollar bills, Soulh-Caroliiia ; oin ten
and a five of North-Carolina, and two small
notes, amounting to f 1-50. Any person find
ing tlie same and leaving it at tlie office of thft
Caiawba .lournal, or restoring it to the owner,
shall be thankfully rewarded.
.lOMN AFK.'IIKK.
Meckh nburg', .lunc 11, 1827.—408
In Kutherford rotmfy, N. C. on Monday, tiic
Cl.st of May last, M;-,. A^xks Alkxandkh, aged
74 y-;irs and two inonth.s, widow and odiet of
C(i’. Flias Alexander, formerly of Mecklf.-nhiii-g j
county, h aving a lari;e oli.spring, togetlu r with
a la!-ge circle of iiieiuis and acquaintances to
mourn her deuth. Hy the death of this most
exceller,t matron, and imlustriou old la«l\, it
may well he said, that one of the ni(»i!icr. of
the l’c-voii!tioii h.is gone hence; for die was
v\ell acrpiainted witli the toil, the (! u’l'-er and
troubles «f that event, ',v!ii-!) v;:i\o iile rtv to
tlie Auierlc.in peojde. o m m i .mc.i rr.ii.
Departed th.slire, in (!ie ]8th Instant, Mr?.
S\n\ii MKitAirrv, in l!.^ 97th year of her age,
(daughter (f .lolin Fliarr) laUdy niunied l,o
Joseph .Mthafley. She has hdt a husband and
many relatives and accjuaii.tances to moiiin her
death ; but not an •-.rirvivors vvho n.cnni hu- de
parted friends v^ ithoiit hope. S!ie early pro-
fessed her attachme nt to her l.or.l, und l;\ed a
consi'tent life. I'rienl, do likevvi.-,e, idr it may
be, at an hour vilien ou know^not, “the .Master
may coiae a;id cull {>r yf' i.”
Jl —'I'he \’w'pnian, whose 'I’en-
ncssee letter asserts that Oen. Jjckson
himself charged the friends fit'Mr. Clay
w ith olVi'ring him lln‘ Pre.'ider.cy, iipin
certain terms, has puididiei! an ailiciein
t'lC l.'M.isvillc Public .\d VI Miser, decrm-
in,^ I'lT hii)i:,cl;', and fjr (General Jackr-on
and his friends, a'ly lesj ouse, uidess Mr.
Ch.v shall oxer his own si'-./Kd'ire, j^ive
rilllK Annlvi T'.ary ol the J-'-.urth nf Jn'/ n»-\t,
.1. v\ili lie (.lb !>; ,ilci! ut tin- Inai C (,| (
I.. I’, binds* y, Ol, the Cat:iwi;a K;ver (far Tiii-
Ir. !.il’s Ferry , l.iii'-oli. r(iii,ty, N. (;. 'i In* In c.
! iratioi) of I nd-iirMi('eiu >• will be r«-:n! al K;
o’clock, A. M. An iii-ation v.iil l.e iklivcrt-d
at 11 o’clock, by iIi" Kev. .Mr. Sj).iiii. At 1
o’clocl.;, L't ro'., lids ( aitriig( s uill be (hs-
eb.ir^-i.-d fn ni u Camu :i ; a:,d al J k, liiii-
ner will tie '• r\ d i.
June 14, lrtJ7. ‘ l-.v
To all u'Jiojn ll isicy conct^n/.
T.\Ki: Mrm r,
by viro.i oi :ni (ii-,hr t’lc f'e;r'
.f; 111’y, for e k h|i)i)iii'.'' I ',.1 •, t V, to un
t^j) I II )l,'.
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I'M'k;n:.:'Jiif“ ll' t'le >,d-
doi s nol follow t h/.t‘ M r
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e. as mu'
f;iav was
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a:iil oM. r-, all
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I-', at t!iu
III 11 n oi
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lot knn\, 11 on tlie |d,t j
on tie- soot ll -..de ot !
!'■ illiam I’llti I'soii
1 ■' .M- M,1 ! j.,:- lii-'ir
-'Ai' i.ii until t!ic fTjl-
If
X\vi»ancA‘.
TIIF, Hoard of Conunissioners fnr the town
of Charlotte havt passed the following
t)i\linanee, of vvliich all persons interested arc
hereby ihdy notified.
An Ordinance conrcrr/ing N'liisanccs in the town
of Charldtte.
Tie It ordalr.ed, hy the Hoard of Commibsion-*
ers for the town of Charlotte, and it is herebv
orilained by the authoiity of the same, that cv -
e**y thing in said town calculated to injure* tho
health »)f the village, shall be consi'di red a
Nuisance, vi/filthy liog.pens, stagnated «
ter in cellars, sewers, ilirty btaldc yards, slop
from kitchens, &.C. And vn hen any thing ex
ists ill said town, considered a r.uisanec, the
person or prrscms f>n who.se lot the saim* rnav
be located, shall have notice from the ('ouimis-
sioiKTs to remove said nuisance ; and when an/
person or persons sliall refuse or neglect to re
move HU''h nuisanre within twenty-four hour;»
after notice, such juTSon or persons sfiall pay a,
line jf live d(/llars, for the n.se of said tou ii,
and a fnilher line of fiv- tlollars for ever' teij
i days said nuisance ^haIl remain after nofiiC.
He it f.irlher oidained, that no person shall
be i)‘. rinitted, during the sunimer rninillis, to
throw any deatl carcass on :tny [jart of tl.e t,wii
l-ind, under a penalty or fine of five iolla;-s.
.Ml dead ca'ica.ss( s must eitb« r be l)iirii-d a suf .
iicieiit lenth in the ’•round to prevetit hi u
nuisance, or be removed beyond the hrnit.i of
the town land.
15'“ it further ordained, that if any uiumd
shall die in town, or on tfie tow n land,' tlie per
son or persf)iis tf» w fiom tfie .>.iine may belong,
shall have notice to miiovt; Ihe carc.is-i i,nn>c-
♦liately ; and in c.ise «>f n luVal (»r neglect, shall
pay a fine of two doll.'tr^.
All fliK s incurred unh r the foregoing Ordi-
nance shall be collected and uccountei lor in
tlie saiiii' manner us fine!> Imve been colhctej
hei-' lofo; c.
ItntifK d and co:,firmed h\ the H',;ird of Coir,
inisMioi.ers fur the town ol Charlotte, this I Ith
■lay of June, A. D i:;;7 ; a» the same t.me re
l)i-..tiiig al! or hiiaiicc-.s iu reloforc p'lised on tlic
;auie s'lbjcct.
l!y order of tlie Flonrd,
W -M DAVID.SO.V, C. n. C.
r.
«.a Kf \ !( K, ('In ’:. Z\'~.0
1^(1 If }ip ijour I'n.x'cr, for is4’(3.
\l f. persons liable to ]i;iy' a 'l ow n Tax f*:’
the ye;>r I'-'JO, -ire rifiuestcd to e:,ll on th(.
siihscrilx r and distdiarge the sniiie witliout de
ity. ?«honM any fad to pay the .tnniunt dut*
i.-om ll.eui. hy die lOlh day of .1ul\, \vair.oil-:
'•f di-tr. ss i'l be iinined.atf !y issil, d. ag.iiiist
'hun, t'ioi,.t r “Dect to per
.KM'.F,\ IsK.VMUH K, '/)>„■,i ’I'r,,r. i:rtr.
( l.':irU/tie, .Itine l->', l.S.,'7.—JtJii
'\\\w u\a \1‘0\n;wh\.
GJ IJ A.N aU \\ Irom the snl-.'-’-'iiher,
/Tw\ k (.lin.,
f. J,' t ra wi !n:i!i will Unown i)v
A ‘ ukev,”) :.,.tv.,.('n
and !'j y';:.;s ol :i|.. , aii.i fi...iv \utii
* '* iidi‘. dd. She
u-as b(M. .u to m ■ Ijv tl.e Ci.tii.lv Court
at N;;v.-m!jcr 'Uru', iK ’i-. untd the „C jj .
a'.d ail p. ."SOT -, a-e f ,rt id i.-r. i- ..-ii,,; i’^, p, as'tl.e
la -. \. :il 1,. p-jMtneiy . id...cea a-..inst an\ one
V, i, V, r Hil. u‘u.u I. . t.ti,: bii„
^ litu r, r. . I .• ..\n;d.
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