ll'KM>AV, NOVK-Ninr.i; 1>, 18127.
JUtdora! Lniv.—The filitor ol’ tlu-Fay.
ittfviile Obbtivor says !ie iindfritands
“ it is in conifiiipliiUoii ti) make an
:;l liie cijstiini; sebiiofi ol‘li'.r i v,
1C the inoch-of clioosin^ Kk\ rots
(,r Pic'.icl'. nt unci Vict-Pr« sitlt iii, fron.
ihc (uMMM.ii 'i'ii-kct lo tl.t‘ District Sys-
tL'ii!.” t Tt-i', lie hopi‘, will in)t
siKCw f'd V('i hi* iiun.iiB thtf pcos)le are
lu'd lo till-Disii'ic: SysUri.i : lluUiiu
(l,aiit;i‘ to [he (;i'T:crai 'I'ickiti sysli-ni
“ V. as t:^iu'n’cly u!i;>fpu!ai’,'’—a fai.l ti.o
vi‘llkn(A\!i '»i‘ ckiiii d ; itili I>t' lui[>t‘s
ilu-bjsicni will roi tliant^nd—m oih.-r
Avords, that llie wi-iht's ul'the /w/y/c will
not ccnpls'u vill). Why?
in llu> lu'.icr cusc, a jituiioriion of
ilie \oii‘s of ihf Mall' “ iiu litwiii would
lust, lor want d unanimiiy aiiicnj; iht*
fku-.tors”—that is, CIcn. Jarks'jii would
rut got o'l the voles, hut a ])urtl(Hi (if
them would be ;;iv( n to Mr. Adams !
Tlii i iiiay b!'at;oi>d ai f^uniciit to address
to ixpnrli/; but we doubt wl,i-;berit will
l.i' deemed sound or weighty I>y tiie
p!c.
We know not what authoiity t!ie Ob
server riiay have, for ibe iin;>oi tar\t dih-
* closure he i;as made ; but wc ki.i ;,>[)ose he
consideieil it buCxienl to justily l/iin in
joutidit!;; ibe alarm, and puiiint; tiic//co-
filiivh on their guaid, lest they
vhould unw ittins'ly do an act v.'!ii h would
be luosi I’Ti.tin iiijr lo \u‘.‘ pi'.ph\ and per-
jVctly in accordance uii.T iheir wishes.
And we wili join ti,e ()!)server in l»is
laudable eHbri, and proelaim to the peo
ple that a most iJiifjuitous projecl is .mi
foot to riit.we tu tl.fin tlieir —in
tnve them tlie suhslimcc insti-ad of t!n'
s/iatlmr—to enable them to vne for nii ;.
they Liiou: and approve, iustead oi me;
whom they Lnoiv 7.0/, and ionsc(]uenth
lannot jud^e of their wortliiness or un-
worlhiness : — \vc tell the peo;.;!e, on the
authority of the Observer, that tuch
pcrnicious projoc* lias been cfjneeived,
and that iheir i^oodfriends, who aie like
wise Gen. Jackson’s friends, are called
upon to defeat it, otherwise a lar.t;o ])or
lion of the peojde will be permitted 'n
vote for the man whom they prefer ! !■
not this a plot, a most vile i>lot I
To be serious, if an cH'trt should be
made at the next session of the Legisla
ture to restore (he Di'ifricl S3 stem, that
truly rr.p\th!ka;i mode of choosin" I'Jec-
lors, those members w ho oppose it, will
liold at a cheap rate t!ie w ishes of theii
cons’itufnts. The Dibtrict System is
;i])proved of by the people—'I'hc General
'i'itk^it System is not; of this there can
h'j no (ioul)i: there run Ije no uncertaintv,
then, as to the wislies ortlu' peoj)Ie, to b»
plead as an excuse fur voiinj; against the
District System. We hope, therelore,
the cfiort will be made. ynJ the lint
drawri.
The Obscpver says “it is possilih*,
that In the event of the l!lectors beini?
tlio'.en by Districts, at the next eleclion,
of them might be in favor of Mr.
Adams.” And it is, indeed, cwu so !
So, then, the unwilling admission is a:
last made, that Mr. Adams has .uduc
fi'iends in North Carolina, enon;;!i even
to carry fhrcc Districts. \N’heii we sio-
H(l, some time since, that the ‘’iiiends
of the adojinistration in this stale include
a large and lespectuble portion of the
tiiizens,” the idea was scouted at by the
ftlitot s of the stale papi r : bui we were
tliaritublecnougb toatti ibuie theirsiepii-
fism to w a!it of inful malion ; yet ii is now
admitted, that in electing by Districts,
*liey inight carry ///m (jf il.t m. It would
J'ot be surprising, shoultl subsecjneni fuels
compel a siilln'ore libeial ad:riission.
0 sooner is one slander, projingated
^|/y the combination, exposeel. tlian ano
y«lu‘r is sent forth on the wings of ih'
/ 'vind, to j)oison the public mind. '1 hi
•'harge against Mr. Adiims,—fiistpui)-
Jis'hed in the National I’aliadiuni and im-
’uediately vouched fur by Uie Michmond
. l-iujuirer,—(^f tampering with the feder-
j1 I'arfy, through the agency ol Mr. IJai-
is no sooner nailed to the counter as a
calumny, than anoihrr star'sii to ex-
istcncc. Mr. RitcUir, of the I'lriju::c:’5
....jasiHu, rcvlvc'j llio cirai mid
sends it i'orth in anew dress ; but it wii'
be I tun ned to him, as far as it implie-
criininaliiy in the I’resident, a vile and
malicious calninny. Here it is :
“ e iu)v cciiK; fbrw niil, to stato that Mr.
Wciisti r (ltd t-lch, hifure the citciion in the
IloubC of Kepn sciit:i’ivc s, tliut he h:ul in his
possession :i letter of his utvn in answer to one
li'om//iJi Corres])oiulent, w hiiji liad ben n read
it- or /;y Mr. .ia'i.ms, moililit d at Ills siii>gestiuM
tfid Hnally i.pproved h} iiiin, relative to the
liherui p()l.( y lie int^mlcd to jjursue tow ards
the Fctlcraiists—that Mr. U Wtr proposed to
sliew II nu nibc r of the II. • f If. the said C or
rcspoMilf.iu r, if Mr. Adanis sliouKl notbe elected
on the lirst ballot ; and that tlut member de
clined seeing it.”
the HjIIov, in^: uarr.cs, l^evjdes liunJicds of
ihei s of high sta'uling, viz :—
M'ASHiN'(; i (i\,
.IK1H:I{S()N,
MADISON,
A J. KX A M) I: Ii 11A MII.TOX,
MOMiOK.
NF.W JKHSF.Y.
1 hr Legislature oi New Jersey com
menced its annual session at Trenton
fnh'orishlutio/iality ol'such protection, we '>n the ^^d inst. The President of the
.And in support of the now doctrine of the
hardly oarned, tlian the subscriptions to ^ Jestecn of those ^^llo knew Idm.
Newspajiers, and it is disgraceful for any
one who has the ability, to hesitate to
discharge his account when fU mutuled.
Rakish llegistcr.
iiave,
]Vni. Ii. (!i/et,
'J'/ios. Coo/A/\
(jtur:'C Mclhijfte,
Jnnus Jli.iiiilloH !
C:ouncil or Senate, the Speaker of the
House of liepresentatives, and all the
(-lerks a?id Doov keepers were chosen
liom amongst tbe friends of the Ad
ministration. In the Senate, the parties
Let the one be compared w ith t!ie other, 1 ^ “Admitiigtration 10—foi
, . .! Jackson 4; and
rue CO,.tents or the letter, „l,r,he. i "‘’'S'''
criminal or not, are of course unknown I
— ind for the tru*h of this statement,
Mr. Riiehie sajshe holds ihe voucher in
hi?; own hand. And suppose he does—
ihe ini!)Iic have yet to learn that it is not
j as worthless as faleshonij and malice can
make it. He idso held in his hand the
viiuclier of “a distiiiguisiied membt r of
Congress,” for the truth ol the Eaai
I’uoin story ; and do»s he expect the pulj-
lic w ill now jjlace atiy conlldence in his
unknown vouchers ^ He has been con-
vietecl of endeavoi-ing, by such means o;
agents, 10 palm a gioss faisihi.od ci
the community, in oider to injure iht
President; and does he imagine he can
now play the same game more success-
tuilv } Let him jiroduce his authority—
let him give up names~or he will be
suspected, and on the best grounds, of
iiaving set afioai another J:.' .*/ Room sto-
t y. The vouchers of the Lncpjirer, for
whose respectability or existence, we
i.ave only the assertions of ilie editor, arc
;iot in gootl credit.
Dj'. Cooper has addressed a letter to
ihi editor oi the L. S. It legraph, rn
which he attempts a defence of himieif j
..nd among other things, ^ays—
“Ila\inj;- lived from the ye;ir irf-o, to the
end ot Nil'. .Madison’s adniiiiislration, »vii!i the
talent and authority lies.
KM. MAUKI.KY.
The I’hiladelphia Democratic Press, of (let.
."Otii, contains the following paragraph;—
“Mr. >larkli'v’s At'dress to the I’ublic, we
hope to pulili.sh to-morrow. If :iny thing
wer»- wanting, after Mr. Jliiilianan's letter, for
a tuil and pLrfeet aetpiittal of Mr, IJhiylVom the
aeciis;itionb |)n ferred against him by t>t n..hick-
son, it is to be found in tlie address of Mr. Mark-
iey.”
'I'he 'I’cKgr.iph, ant] otiier kindred publica
tions, to divert the pul>lic attention from Mr.
Huchauiin’s letter, have been calling upon Mr.
.Mai kh y to “conie t)ul”- inferriijp'', from his long
sik-i.ee, that their call would % UuUeeiled :—
they w ill now be n.ost w ol'tilly disaj>pointed.
Ilill, who is now in jail for the mnr;.er of
iM(>i')>;in, has math- a “confession;” hut it is st)
et)!itrariiiory, as to be unworthy of credit. lUit
I lie I'eas MS of his t ontluet are inexplicible.
lie is sujjposed to be an inipt>sior.
A. Y. Com. J('v.
[In reg.ivd to the body found, recent accoints
say, that the better opinion is that it is not
! Morgan’s. Many clrcnmstaiicts arc givin,
w hirii render it altogf-tiier in.probable th:i it
can be. At ail events, either Mill is an impostor,
01 the body is not Mtjri^an’s; for he declari s h»
eat Morgan’s throat himself. The body fouiu
had 110 nu.rlvs t>f violence on it.]
WASl)rN(iTO>, KOW.MUF.R 1.
in the House of He-
jiresentatives—lor the Administration
'2s—for Jackson 15. In jt»int meeting
till re are, of (^u>sc, two to one in favor
of the adminisiratitin. 'I’he Editor of
the New lirunswick Fredonian says, that
the majority (or Mr. Adams, in lb’23,
will exceed Ten Thousand.
Phenix Gaz,
sitsjnr.—We smiled, some time
ago, at the great discovery made in Lu-
fope, that Sug^ar inight be maile from
the sap of th*- maple, and stated that the
piocess was familiar to^ the whole A-
merit an population. Tliis it seems,has
pnt a Southern Lditor into a furious
passion. He mainiains that the South
ern pf'pulation is entirely igiKwant of it,
they never saw a “'Sugar Majile
tree.” He might as well say that the
same population is ignorant c)f the ex
istence ol the Chinese Knij)ire, because
they never saw a Chinese.
iV. y. Enquirer.
Original Aiimlclc.—X comical fellow
lately travi ||in^^ in the stage througli
Connecticut and Massachusetts, had foi
his companions a very taciturn set of fel
lowand to amuse himself he thrust his
heatl out ol the stage at every man he
met, and hallooed, hurra for Jackson !
A strange sound in Yankee Town. Pass
ing a brick yard, he sent forth his ac
customed vociferation at Hodge, who
let fly, in return, the hanilful of clay hr
was moulding, which completely masked
Tic
for many years a member of the I’rcshyterlan
(diurch, and manifested a iiniform attachment
tt) the duties and ordinances of relig'ion. flij
removal from this life presents a very striking
instance of the uncertainty of human prospect*
•iiul endearments. Few men possessed more
firmness of constitution or vig;orous health than
he enjoyed. The disease which terminatcil
his dkvs w as comparatively the whole sickness
of his life,
AVho can secure his vital breatli
Against the bold demantU nf death,
With skill to fly or power to save ?
In this couiity, on the Ijth inst. Mr. James
Totts, aged about 5U.
At Memphis, Tennessee, on the 27th Sept,
last Doct. (jcnri;r Fnnik/in (Jm/iam, son of Gen,
Joseph l.rah-.m, of [.iticohi county, N. CHroli-
na. Dr. i;raham, after graduating at our uni
versity, anti receivin{>-the honours of the Mcdi-
eal C ollege ia New-York, removed din ctly to
the \\ cst ; :tnd by his attainments and energy,
took hi,'hrankin his i)rofession.
]W u rcfcvcnrc to anoih.:.- part t.f our pap’er,coi''>'t*nance of the unft)riunale wag.
It will be seen tliat int( lligiMict lias been re-! * his be.spattered face, when
f'( i\ed friiin l.ontlon of the J'J.l ii'tiino, ami that 1^'- fellow travellers, w ho had not
r. 11. ; Its rnost impt)rtant it\ m is that w liieh ri hites to I spoken forfifiy miles, obstrv^ rl
well /,-/jwtheprnK:i,iUsoi, uhlchitwashas.M ,i.„ i...t ....4....,...!. -A- }• Mv.
— I h.M; iiiil)ibed ti;)ihioiis, th
lion oft ii'oece. Should llie last statement, of the
... , ! det( rniiiiatifin of the Aniba-sadors to finlt (Jon-
ces, /A,., ,n.)..es «>f eonsmietion, anU //u,/- views i
of Its me„M g, lU, U.ur e^posHH,n of il, i , „ seems to ns t!ut noth-
..now- of notlKiig so gotnl, and expect to sec ; , ofth. most
n. lung hclt. r It eontented then., it cont. n- , ,„e S.iltan to precipitate
.etl n.e .nd 1 believe it ,s fitted lo content any h’in^self ir.to the certain and disastrour. consc-
reason.iblf aiul practical ni.iii.”
A fetUTliom Mr. *Uadison, which ue
publish in this week’s paper, aflords a
. l iking commentary on the above. In
I'ltliiion 10 that, we give the siil)jnined
riicle from a subsequent number of the
I
tpieiiees whii h will ivsult fro” siieii a contest.
V'or the good of inankiml, for the atlvunlage of!
Among the premiums ofT\‘red by the
I Agricultural Society of Salem, New
t strux-dina- >rsev, is oneofg.i lo that laboring man,
viu) can give satisfactt>ry evidence tliat
h^ has been sirictiy htinest and faithful
aid sober during three years vvhich he
freedom, we hope that the confrit t will com- i livtd wiih any family or farmer ; and
' «f one dozen silver spoons or g5
tolhat w otnan, of the same character.
ncncf and continue, eitlier until l'urke_\ shall
assent to the unconditional srrrentier of her
s()\ereignity over t^reece, or shall herself be
eom])elletl to withtlraw her crescent standanl
IVom w ithin the limits of Knrope ; tt> wavt-.
'irs;mi(//l, which puls the llnisiiing stroke ^'cr the benighted deserts of
^ ‘ o I Ai.ia. JSa!. Juunial.
tu Lilt' vain boasting of Dr. Ct>opcr :—
riioM THE i.y.NOHiii im vihoimax.
MU. .MADISON.
“ >Ve have received a sect)nd con/innnication
from this gentteinati,from which we le;.n!, that,
in disapproving of the “ prtn'eetiinj;^ of the
(it neral Asseinl)ly of tiie State, which w ttiild
I niit the pow er of Congri ss ov. r tr.ide 1t> rej;-
oiations ha\ ing revenue :i't>ne for their object,"
he des’^'i ed to u;\e it as h',K n/jinion, tliat (Jon-
:;ress H AS \ liMiH r to innmsv a tiri£'of du-
Ut tt "■ lidvtii'^ for Us oiijui ihc proh dinn and cii-
rourai'r/niitt if duiia^/ic munvfart urn.” ,
I’rom the loreguing, it will be pcr-
ceivi'd, that Mr. Madison, who “ assisl-
etj Wifraniingihd constnufion,” and who
douijtless knows the nitujuni' ol that in
strument, and the powers it confcrs on
Congtess, at least as well as tlmse w ho
have riccnily favorctl the country vviib
iheir profound expositions,—gives it as
A/.y o|)inion, that Congress “//«* a riixht
to impose a tat if!'ofduiies fui llie cncoi/r-
a^nncnt and jirnlvdion of domtsiic nutnvfac-
inrcfi.” Dot s Dr. Cooper agree wiili him,
I. he woi • 1 have it i)elicved } \'ery far
from it. In whom, then, will the [)ub-
lic confide ? In tiie virUious i>.nd jia-
.liolic IMadison, whose whidt'. lilV sbt)ws
his attachn-.ent to the coun'.i y and its ad
mirable institutions—w ho bore a jironii-
nent part in/r.'.'?..//;^f the constitution :—
or ill Dr. (^oopfr. the author ol the Co-
Ii;inbia restdiilions It would be an in-
-nli to tilt' pepp’e It' flonb\ for a moment,
the answer the) w ouhi give.
On this importat.t loj)ic,—the consfUn-
timic'.dff tif gov, rnmenial protection oi’
tloii.estic nianuluctures,—we may say,
in the language of a distil.gui.shed advo
cate tif the American jiolicy, that “Gen.
Washington. Mr. JtfTerson, Mr. ^Lldi-
son, Alixatuier llainilton, Mr. Lowndes,
and two entire Congresses, of 1790 and
1796. arc at least as safe guides, as Dr.
( 'ovijcr, or Mr. M jh/Jir, or Mr. Ilatnil-
ion. w I'.o dent)nr.re as nnconstiiui it)tial,
acts and doctrines which can plead the
sanction of such illustrious a'libority.”
Ifi sliort, the ease slatids thus :—In sup-
poi t of the cQristitntiou,ili'’j of j.iroteciiiig
Anicrlcuti in?,nu!Vlures, we cun jirrny
The New Y(>rk Albioji of the 27ih ul
timo, gives the follow ing informaiion.
Trcahj of (jlicnl —'I'he commissioners
for settling ihe Ixjundary under the se
venth article of the above treaty, have,
after much labor aticl patient investiga
tion, this day c’itised iheir labors and made
their final reports to their respective gov
ernments. It is gratifying to stale, that
theafore saidcommi.^sioners Iiaveamicably
determined by far the largest |iortion of
the line ; two jjoints only have been re
ferred to the governments, viz : one af
fecting St. (ieorge’s Island, below the
Saull tie Maria, in ihe vvalei eommuriica-
litMi between lakes Huron and Superior,
north west of that lake, and Luc La
Pluie. 'I’he cotntnissit)ners. it will be
recollecletl, are .\iMhony Barclay, l.sq.
ami CJeneral Porter.”
'I'he Letter of ,Mr. Madison, which we
I'.avethe pleasure to transfer to our
c'duTPTis, is of deej) interest, wht'n we
m ,ider itssubject and the source w hence
II emanates. \Ve consider it as settling
lorevtM' the absurdity of the Virginia
I’t.'solnlions conceining revenue and
nianufartures. Here is the I'athcr ol'ihe
C!onstitulioii, rescuing it fro;n the uiihal
lowtd hantis which have been laid upon
it. unih'f the iidluenc.c (loo much so, a!
least,) of mere party spirit. So cat efalh
has Mr. M. K'l^tdedhis retirem' ut, that
the sight oi'ins name to a public paper
Has a refreshing anti •“ven soothing elVect.
It cotTies upt)ti us as a strain (d‘ music
lt;ng unheai tl, bringir.^ wiih it tlidightfiil
1 eminiscences. which w ill ever alleiid the
names of M,\i>iso.\ and Lo.vndks.
iVw/. luUi.
It s constantly urged by those oppos-
efl toMr. Adams, that he came into
oflict by intrigue; but if the develop
ment are considered, which have been
madesince the Carter iJeveily letter, it
can b. said with much stronger evi
dence. that he came into oflice in apik of
intrig e. Georgia Couritr.
Somiof our laughter-loving readers
inquirc|“ Where are your anecdotes?—
You ustl lo give us a column.” That
w as i n t se?V///; mnmcr^ w h en vv e h a d not h i n l--
else to ill. 'J'hi.i IS now no littm fur lai/g/iincc:
tlays are»hort-no room-lookat the atlve'r-
tisenient^—they are more jirofitable than
j(,kes—-t lough it would be a good yA.v,
if we geDay for all of them—a sad jt,ke,
il we do lot. //y,
I'oreignrs may well complain of tbe
dilTtculty )f our language, when they
attempt t |)ronounce similail\, woids
that are spit alike. I'or exami‘)!e—win
could possbly know, that p/ough,
nHhouglu ioir'/i, l/tojtghl, Uc. were a:!
it> be so dierendy prononncetl ? we an
very unreasnabh’ suppose it possible,
Lfyok af;ai»i and '//'• wp, and no one
I cni say thu Ihe Lngli^h is a very eas\
language.
Bai.timor^ OfnoHKR 27. —Wt learn,
that in pas!-ng Irom New Castle ti>
I'renchiown, isi night, one of the stages
upset, by w hih accident a number oftht
|>assengers wee injuitd, atnong whom.
Hishop Kemj of this city, is a sevnc
ullerer ; but . is not apj)rehended that
his wnuntls arelungcKjiis. A genth-mati
had his ctjllar oiie broke, and a latly se-
4IM, ”^her iib‘ It is unilerstoutl tha.
the conduct of some who call Ihemstdves ' ' "ast'utik. and in endeavoring
l.oTit)rablc men, is sliamefni, in riM'^atd it)! !^»^^ano. let tage, t!ro\e oil ihe road
tlebts of th.s deseriptiun. /le have i
known instances, not of ry rare oc-1 >as has since died fro-n
f urretice either, w here a man after re
gularly receiving a pa[ier for years,
pleadid that he only iniended lo lakt> it
for one year and would not-pay ft)r a lon
ger |jeriod4_and we have known others lo ! risim .Vixaiukr, age about 39 \ears h-.tving a
j)lead the statnle td limitalion in bar of a | helpless anti distivssd fm.ily. As an u|»rlj-'ht
just claim, 'riier-e b. no money uiore , u,2d_amiabl-_c^/. n, , ijuyciUiiTrcenfidPrt;--
olfl fellow. 60 years of age, living
neir Mtiiil: cal, lately went to (^ue!)ec to
ge a dispensation to mnrnj kin niecc.^ a
pritty KH'I of IS. lint unfortunately,
jus as he was in high hopes of attaining
hisobject, he fell from a plank, (on pav
sinj from a steam boat to the shore)
and was firowned.—W'hat mischief Cu
pid loes !
(HAKJ.iiTTK
rrsc/itr,- ACii.r;7,T'ifY.
riim; M.u.ifr » i,.„i li.n,. » ,,i thu
i Institution will be examined m'I’hursdav
instant. Parents, patrons, yndfrier.ds, :a'e
requested to attend,
■i he exercises of the srbool will be re.,uined
on the 1st .,f ,h,nuar\, 18:s, and cont.nue ,nitil
tlie last of July, including a term of seveu
mt)ntbs. 1 enns as !ii rctofore, in prt>i)oriion to
H. I. DINKINS,
Notice.
0\ Tuesd y, the 2Uth tlay of iXovcmbtr, I
will proceed to sell the balance of the per-
sonal estate of the late Jacob Juhen, deceaL-d,
vir ;— '
Seven or cigiit likely negroes, one
ol them a blacksmith ; Corn and
Cotton ; an ext ellcnt metal
Cloek, and a good
Jioad VWigon.
One fourth part of the pv.ce of the ncgrocfl
will be rcquirctlto he paid ilown.
U. M. HOSTWICK, Mmr
October 29, 1827.-JTir.
'I'he Lditor of the ^^’alrenton Reporter
stales, in bis last paper ibal he hassti ick-
en from his subsci ijilion list, some dozen
or iiftecn jiersons, w i:o lrf)m their remiss
ness, seem to be insnisi!)le, that “piine-
lu.ilitv is the soul of busin^-ss.” llcallv
the injury receivd.
In this count
ElEU,
n le Cth inst.
Mr. Jnhtt Gar-
Uw
I » 'he 4th of December i ext, w ill
y r be sold, at the late dw elhi g littusi ol John
(iilmer, the following propert), vi/ :
17 valuable Ntgroes; Horse.s. Cati'
tie, I logs. Sheep; Corn, Cotton,
iieat, llye. llarley and Oat^
llt.iiseh')!.'!
1 iiriiitiire and farming
utensils ; and ^ good
Hoad Wagon and a
set of.smith^s tools.
Sale tt) commcnce at 11 o’clock, and coutinifb
from d;,y to tlay, „nti| all is sold. Iteasonablb
credit will he given, by
I) V\ ALKXANDKR, JIdmr.
November 1, lH2r.~4t48,
fuv Sa\e.
f II11K stihscriher offers for
Ti il • •' ■
JiaJI '".M- close to Capps' ^,-ohl
OhaAM nune, containing iljout one^^^fc^-
hundred acres, on which there is 23 aces clears
ed, «f gootl fre.sh l.anti, well kno^M, to tr|vt>
good crops of Cotton, Corn, and n m arkabli'
gt>od, for sm:dl grain. Its good Water and
healthiness is not to he surpassed unhi>i ncetiou
of tht ctmntry. It must also, from ..ppearance,
have rich mme.s on it, ws ther-‘ has been somt*
gold foiintl III diflii-ent places. Any pcrsoa
wiHh-ng to purch ise, would (h. w 11 'to take »
VIIof the place anti judne for h'ni.self; when
tt rms t)f sale will be made known by the sulr-
scriber, n siding on tin- pren.iseH,
, , ^ MICIIL, OTAUHKLL.
October 24, 1«27.—;h.5r.
Slate Jtauk of .^'m'lli-('iiri>lina,
SAi.isniJUY nUANCII, OCT. 2.-), 182r.
^ kl?DI-.KKD, by the Mt)ar 1 of Dirccttirs, that
s ^ I payment of one tentii ..fthe [.nnci|!-l ho
exacted upon all notes tid'ered for renewal,from
and dler the first t)f January iieM ; an l ifi.o the
Casiiii r f;ive noticc thereof to tin d.^iti,r*v
by udveiti:..-muit in the Western Cartdiniau
and Catawba JouriKtl.
A copy from tli- Minuter.
JL’MUS SNKKD, Cashier.
IJ
IHl. T. I. .lOHXSOX,
^ IN’(. pofiitive^ly tltcliiied pr.reticing*
medicine in Ch .rlntte any more, ri;«pi, at8
all liiose who are indeht.-d to bim to call and
s ttle their r. si)ective accounts ; atitl he would
also a .il, th.at tbo.so who f.iil to avail thi.msehrrt
of tne time intervMiing betwe en the prt !,-nt
da*e and .November (,ourt next, wiH find tlieir
nnnagc-
noles and .iccounts cnf usted to tile
inei'.t of an Attf)rnev.
(ktoUr 2-1, 18.,^7.-^54'*
N. H.—'fhose having in their poF^pssion
books, either metlif;al or Ini^cellancf)us, belon"--
ingto the subbcrihcr, w ill plcus^- return tin nC
VI-T, persons indehtetl to the late firm of
.lames Clark and I'l t r Campbell, arc no
tified ni t to i>ay tiu irdeh'sto said Peter Can'p-
bcll, as he has w.in.slerred the w hole of his in-
ten st in the s.u(i firm to the subscribiM ; . ut
they are ifqiiesteil to iivike payment iinm»-iii-
i'tvl}'. er.her to the subseriSer or Mr. l»o!)crt
Cams, li s ;,;rtnt. JAMKS CLAKK.
Cu/ndcn, Oct. 20, 1827.—-3156.
V\ulYuev’’s t^\v\c\wres.
S rs r I’l ^tJ^Hl:D, and for sale at this of
•9 fice, “ Strictures on a hook, entitled, ‘Ai»
-pt>lotry for tiie IJook-of I’halms, by (iilbcrt
cMaster.’ 'I'o whii h are a.ldetl. m-irLu
McMaster.’ To wliii Ii are a.ldetl, Heniarks o-j
I book, ^hy Alcxuiuler t.ordon] entitled ‘'1 hr
Usign anil use of the Uook of I'suln.s.’” Uy
UK.Mur IterivKH
!>y John M, \l
Pl»i!adelnhi>,
, , ... *V‘ " Appendi^^
•)y JoHx M, \v iLb«x. paitor uf l.*o :ky lUver »nd