tions may be succcssfuily dirocU-d to ilic
bfst iiiitrcMs of our coniiiion couuiry, is
jIh-sincert-wish ol,
(i entU nitn, yuurs, wiili liigli cons'ulcra-
lion and respect,
II. m inoN.
f-h cculivc Dcpariment, S. C. 2\nt Aor. 1827.
CHARLOTTi::
l UKSDAY, DKCKMin.li 1. 1827.
.\(ic 'J'l'fd-'iirtr. — \Vf li-arn iVoni the Uegister
if tlu- '-'rtli ull. Iliat on tlic diiy i)rcvious, Juhn
S. JJni/V iftiif, oKlcst son ol‘ the liito Trc:isiircr,
..MIS ck'Ctcil by tlic I.i'g-'isliiturc, Tprasiirer o{
tin- State for the ciisuitiff year, by a majority oi’
!•;() votes ot'liis competitor, Junics Stuwell, of
r.i}
I.KCilSLATrilE.
The sulijo'mcd julditional prorcedings of the
(.iiu-ral Assembly, are extracted frointhe Ucij.
.^tiv of I'liesduy last;—
SKNATK.
■MIIKSD.VY, Xov. 22.—On ttiolion of Mr.
ri(ki, tlie following references were
made of the various stjbjects embraced
in ihc Cioven.or’s Message, viz :
So ruicli as relates to Internal Im-
prorcments. to Messrs. Owen, Hrodiiax,
Deberry, Williams of Martin and lie-
ihiine.
So mud) as relates to Marsh Lands, to
]\lessrs. Speij^ht of Cireeno, M‘lvachin,
Ward, Jones, and Askew of Hertford.
Sea nDUch as relates to Public Educa
tion, to Messrs. Shober, Drake, Joiner,
J’rankliii atid Whitfield.
S.) much as relates lo the Judiciary, to
Messrs. Pickett, liailcy, Hinton, Lock,
and I’t'inhardt.
So niuclt as i elates to procuring from
the British (iovernnient, documents re-
iating to our Colonial History, Messrs.
Wiison of I'.dgeconib, Davidson, M’-
Millan, Monigonury and Ramsay.
So much as relates to the selling and
5urveyiiig of the Lands lately ac(|uircd
from the Cherokee Indians, Stc. to
Messrs. Spaight of Craven, Alexander,
Love, Thompson and Williams, ofUcau-
fort.
On motion of Mr. Qwen, so much as
relates to the alteration of the TariiV,
contemplated by the “ Woollen’s liili”
^va^ referred to a joint select Conimittee,
consisting on the part of the Senate, ol
Messrs. c Owen, Pickett, Speight of
(ireene, Spaight of Craven, and Brodnax.
The House of Commons suljseipiently
appointed on their part. Messrs. Settle,
Lccles, risher, Blount and Wheeler.
IIOUSK OF COMMONS.
TITVIIKIUV, —The House procccd»fd
to the appointment of tlieir Standing Conimit-
tees, viz :
Messrs. IVrry, iravdy, T’oy, Dick-
rrsoii, W. \V. Jones, (liissoii, IJiisht e, M'ehb
t:li nuiit, M’I.can, Hrevaul, Clayton, btcwur*
J^UMini, M’Deaniiid and 'I'homas.
0/i .■li'ricuHure—Messrs. \\ . \N . Stednian,
Hiivkc, N(l->on, Adams, Leonard, Foy, Smith,
W liitaker, Hampton, Sinijison, Neal, Patterson,
Green, Kini^, Underwood and Seaw ell.
J/itiriial I/tipniirmni(s — Messrs. \\ iiei-ler, Do
zier, UennerSj Hlomit, Hill, Kerr, Stockard,
Lawson, 15iirnctt, Kislu r, Allen of Uuneombe,
Love, liattli.-, Shin, M’N'uiranrl Lrrles.
W/’ci* F.lntiuut:—.Mi-ssrs. l$ateman
'lilfet, Kiipatriek, lUinlen, Moore, M’Millan,
Itoon, l)(niohu, .lones, WilliamK, Kaker, Con
rad, \\ dkinson. Cooper, I’lojkin and Wads
worth.
Of I'rujxntHinm avd (iriirnttas—Messrs. Har
Tiurd, iMurry, Hastinfjs. Sininions, Stephens,
l,iwis, l.lus'^jow, Sutton, lloiij^h, Newland
Cohl, Mann, i;arv, I.ittleand Hodges.
(hi I'liiiuutt 'nin—Mt ^srs. hitr. Hall, Wliit
field, Hlackli'dge, (iilU spie, tiilnion , I'aj lor,
N. Sto .dm'Mi, Morehead, Alexander, (lonlon,
Brittain, K. ». Jones, Uuffin, Marshall and Pur
CL'll.
Messrs. Pixil, llloiint, Moore, Scott, 'I’roT
Mitjiiell, Spruill and Kccles form the Commit
tee of Finance on the part oftliis Mcnise.
Fri(tti}jy Xov. 2o.—On motion of Mr. Jones of
Warren,
Jitsiih'ti/, 'I’hat so much of the (;ovcrn()r*s
Messai^e as relates to draining or reelaimin},^
llarsli or Sw amp Lands, he referretl to the com
mittee on Inttrnal Jniprovement. So nnieh as
relates to I'ubilc Instnictioii, to the Conimitte
OM F.ilneation ; and so n.»u;ii as relates to the Ai
niiiiistri’tioM of Jiistire, to tiic C.omniittec
the .luvi ciary, and that the) report bj l)ill or
otlierw ifie.
Ofi motion of .Mr. Fisher,
Jiiy' l/rdl, 'I'bat so nnieh of said Mrs‘;;>pe,
relutis to :i e(nnnmoic,ition from the Amei'icait
Miiusti r lit Loiuion, he reA rnd to a joint select
;()niiiiitt(.e of three members tVom laeli lloi
with iii.'tru''tlons lo incjnin- wliat nu astirrs this
t f^i^l.ltnrt siintdd take, on>ist( nt witli consid-
fpatioos (if just policv, tow anh tlie ptdii'calk.u
of a HiNtorvof N:)rti.-C:irolina ; and that tlu-_\
re[)ort b_\ bill or otln ru is('.
)ii nuitioiiof Mr. Ilrewiril,
That the JnirKi,ir_\ Connoittee lie
inslructui to in()iiin into the -.\pediency of
])roMjin;^‘ b\ lu\^, tor the final sfttleiin iit of the
ai-eonn’s of Kxuiitni's and A(bnini>trators in
such mannt r as to seeuie to er.-dil(rs a just and
eipi.'il proportion ol lluir ditijts and demands,
aceordinf,'' to their respective auioimts, (nu of
tlie assi-tts in the han.U of sueh Kxccutora or
Adinini.strator.s.
On motion of Mr. Alexand. r,
/hsolial, rliat the same Comniittee he in-
stnictcil to in«pnre into tlu; expeilieiiey of .so
anu-ndinj; the law, as to subject the assetfs in
the iianils of ;in F.-Xecutor or Aihninistrator to
aitaehtner.t.
A meeting of the citizetis of Pascjuo-
tank county, friendly to the present Ad
ministration and to the re-cleciion of Mr.
Adanis, was bfld in Llizabeth City on the
lOthult, A preamble, clothed in temperate
md dignified language, aiiO jcsoluiions
mm
cxpfessir.g tlic cotindcncc of the meeting
in Mr. Adams’ administration, an4 their
determination to use all laudable nteans
to ensure his ri -tlection, were adopted.
A comnilliecof rorrcsj)ondence was ap
pointed ; and delegates were elected to
attend a Convention of delegates from
all the counties composing that electoral
district, to assemble at Hertford on the
second Monday in February next, for
the purpose of selecting some proper per
son to be placed on the electoral ticket
for lliit district.
Liycoiy curxTV.
We are requsted to give notice, that
a meeting of the friends of the Adminis.
tration will be held at the Court-House in
Lincolnlon, on Saturday, the 8th of De
cember, lo elect Delegates to attend the
Convention at Raleigh onthe20lh of this
month.
Cabarrus.—A meeting of the friends
of the Administration in Cabarrus coun
ty, was held at Concord yesterday. W’e
expect to receive an account of its pro
ceedings in season for our next.
Meetings of the friends of the Admin
istration have also been called in the coun-
ies of Wayne, Camden, and Perquimons.
The people are opening their eyes to
he danger which threatens the coutjtry,
in the triumph of the mere soldier over
he profound Civilian ; the eAcitement
produced by the clamor and misrepresen
tations of the opposition, is dying away,
and sober reflection taking its place ; and
he result will be, we firmly believe, the
triumph of correct principles, of order
and good government, in the re-elcction
of Mr. Adams by the people. North-Car-
olina, too, we may indulge the hope, will
aid in this good cause.
From the Nc'vbcm Sentinel.
Extract of a Letter from a denlleman in
li'ashi/ifrtoii, A. C. tu his friend in this
ptiue^ dated Noc. 22d, 1»27.
‘Dk.\p Sir,—A great meeting; has this
day been held at the Court House in this
place, by the friends of the present Ad
ministration of the General Government
and those opposed to the election ofCien.
Jackson to the Chief Magistracy—I say
a ^rent meeting, for I have never known
as many lo meet in this place before on a
ny similar occasion, and n»any n>eetings
of the kind ha\e been held here.”
force seems lo have been resoMeil to for
the purpose of expelling American citi-
zer>8, and one of our l\'llow-citizens is
said to have been arrested under a pro
cess from a Canadian magistrate, and
arttially conveyeil to prison, and subject
ed to trial and a fine. This is to be re
gretted, because it has a tendency to pro
duce ill will, and a desire of retaliation,
which oughl to be avoided on every ac
count. We have given, in our last pa
per, extracts fi'om the treaties of Paris
and of (ihent to show what is the boun
dary line as described therein. Com
missioners were appointed to have the
line surveyed and settled. 'I'here is no
dispute as lo the real course of the boun
dary; but Great Britain is desirous to
correct the mistake she made in conce
ding the territory which lies immediately
betweenCanada and New Brunswick, and
subjects all intercourse between them to
a tedious and circuitous route, unless it
can be carried on through the American
territory. But the difference on the sub
ject is for the discussion and decision of
the guvernnuMits and not of individuals,
who choose to decide for themselves as
to the value of the territory, and as to the
means of possessing ihemselves of it.
I'he inhabitants of that part ol Canada
lying contiguous to the claimed territory
are very eager, and apparently very de
termined, to seize anti possess it, laws
and treaties, equity and moral obligation,
to the contrary notwithstanding. But
we hope the British (ioverjiment will
deem it right to repress this disposition,
and not to sanction acts which must of
necessity provoke retaliation from the
individuals who consider ihemselves in
sulted and injured.
As to our practice of curing fish on the
Magdalen Islands, which has also excited
the displeasure of some of our neighboi-s,
we have also taken pains to lay before
otir readers the article of the Convention
of 1H18 by which it is secured tons fora
consideration, on our part, which is there
in expressed. It is a right conceded to
us lorever; and if the superior industry
and enterprise of our fishermen ha's been
such as to excite the envy and ill will of
their competitors, it is ungenerous in the
latter to resort to complaints of outrages
which have no foundation in truth, w ith
a view to defeat that sticcess which they
are unable to subdue by fair ri\alry.
Like the disputes in Canada, how’ever, we
are bound to believe that these also arc
confined to persons w ho are ignorant of
the stipulations of the Convention on the
subject, and that the Jiritish Ciovernment
will not be backward in repressing that
spirit of opposition to American interests
and proceedings whicli are in nowise con
trary to the.sj)irit of existing treaties.
Nationid Jounud.
Sl’RCnC.Vf^ OrF.RA'i lON.
W 11,1.lAMS’l OW N, (.MS ) NOV. H.
Last Sunday, a young Lady of this
town, the daughter of 1). W. Sloan, Lscp
accidentally swallowed a pin, w hich lodg
ed about half way down in its passage to
the s'omach. In the confusion and alarm
advanced about ICO feet Into the hill
through a solid mass of rock. The work-
nien proceed almost entirely by blasting
The sensations produced by the explosion
of the charges at night are such as most
forcibly to remind us of “war’s dread a-
larm,” the bombardment of our town
by a reckless foe, and the indiscriminate
massacre of its inhabitants. We sin
cerely wish the enterprising proprietor
success in his untlcrlaking. The hills
and ntountains around us abound with
coal, and there is little doubt that he will
ultimately arrive at the desired object.
[.iVtViey’s Journal.
The Pittsburg papers give gratifying
accounts of the rapid improvements and
growing importance of that place. The
Phccnix cotton manufactory consumes
45t) bales of cotton annually, and employs
21)0 hands, principally girls and bovs.
'I'he proprietors of the above manufac
tory contemjilate establishing another,
which will consume 710 bales of cotton.
At the glass factory of Page and Bake-
well, glass is now cul by a steam pov\ ei
equal to that of ten horses. White Lead
to the amount of 150 kegs, at ene ma
nufactory, is nianufactured every month.
A nail factory of Mr. Pachard, employing
six hands, iiiakes weekly about 5 tons of
Juniata nails. The Juniata Iron works,
the most extensive in the western country,
constantly employs fifty-five hands, and
daily rolls out three tons of bar iron, and
manufactures twenty-six thousand weight
of nails. The Foundry of Mr. Sewel
produces about 55,15,000 worth of castings
annually. This is but a partial enumera
tion of the manufactories in full opera
tion in this Sheflield of the new world.
What an immense business then is done
there j no one, unless he has witnessed it,
can imagine the business bustle which
every w here meets the traveller.
Criminal Law.—The District Attorney
of the city and county of Albany, New-
VorW, having claimed the right to be
present with the grand jury, and to con
duct the examination of witnesses j and
the Court of sessions being divided in
opinion on the i'lbject, it was submitted
by the court to the Judges of the Supreme
Court at the present term, who have de
cided : “That the District Attorney
oughl not to attend the Grand Jury for
the purpose of examining witnesses, nor
for at?y other jiurpose, but to advi.se them
upon any question which they may pul to
him in relation to their duty.”
On Saturday, theod instant, anew and
beautiful Sloop of War, of 22 guns, was
launched al the Navy Yard in Charles
town, (Mass.) She is callcd the Fal-
mouth, and is considered to be one of the
most pel feet models of vessels of her class
in our Navy.
Churlottc Female Academy.
TM K subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lic, that the exercises of this Institution,
under the direction of his lady, vith suitable
assistance, will lie re»umel on tlie first day of‘
January, 1828, and continue until the first ot'
August, including a term of seven month.s.
He flutters himself that the long experience
of .Mrs. Cottrell in the te.iehing and manage
ment of young l.adie.s, and the general satisfac
tion she has given, will continue to her a liberul
share of public patronage.
Price.^ of Tuition.
LiTEii\TrnK, for the abovetncntioned term, fli
Oh^amkxtal itiiANeiiKs, ]4,
Misic, on the I'iuno Forte,
One half payable in advance, the balance at
the end of the session.
One dollar deposite money w ill be required
of each student, to defray the expense of lire
wood for the use of the school and lo keep the
windows, &c. in repair.
A few joung ladies can be boanled in the A-
cailemy, on reasonable t rins; and inerehui'table
produce, M cirrent (uiccs, v^^ll be received iu
pavment for boarding.
4t62 TIIOS. COrrUFLL.
Tf.ivv t .vno.v.
TUF, snl)srrii)er uill resume the extrciscfi of
i.is t'titr.tn: M.tu-: jcjidemy, ontiu;
lir>t Vioiulay in January next. 'I’he first session
viM continue until the 1st of ,\ugust, at the rate
of teo dollars for five months, as heretofore,
l)ayable in advance.
KFNJ. CO'l THKLI..
H.—Fifty cents from each student, in ad-
ilition, for fire wood. 4t6J
Wlviwg.
4 T the late resitlence of Frederick Dinkin.',
/V deceased, on 'I’uesday, the first day of Jan
uary next, 1 will hire out' for the terin of on«
year, to the highest bidder, all the LANDS and
NKdUOF.S belonging to the estate of said de
ceased.
JOHN SIMJINGS, Guardian.
Auvcmhcr 28, 1827.—4t62i-
The balloting for Comptroller takes
place this day. The following gent
men are in nomination for the olTice, \ iz.
John L. Hendersoti, of Salisbury, (the
present incumbent.) James Legrand, of that ensued, many expedients were adopt-
.‘\nson, John II. Greene, of Warren, > ■ • ■ • • • •
James Grant, of Halifax, 'Fhomas Black-
well, of Rockingham, David Stone, of
Ualeigh, James llouze, of Franklin,
Samuel S. Downey, of Granville, Am
brose K. Ramsey, of Chatham, R. W.
(ioodman of Lenoir and Archibald M’-
Nair of Richmond.—Register, Nov. 27.
Pcnnlty.—Queen I'Jizubeth enacted for
the regulation of her household, “that
none toy with the maids on pain of four
pence.” Wonder w hat was the penalty
for toying w ith the Mistrevj P
AniI)rosc S. Boswell’s Estate.
TIIK subscribers having cjualified as .\dmin-
istrators on the Kstate of Ambrose S. Kos-
well, deceased, re(pie.st all persons indebted to
said estate, to call and settle their accounts ;
and all those having claims iigdnst said estate,
will present them, duly authenticated, within
the time |>rescribed by law, or they will be de
barred recovirv.
CLAUK WFDDINGTOxV, ) ,, ,
U. G. IIOU AiM), > Admrs.
Nov. JO, 1827.—ot 614-
Five events Hfvvartl.
Ran a \V \ V ♦Vom tlic subscriber, on
the 27th (/I Oeiobe" last, a b'lv by tho
nane of Imac S.'nnaii^, bound ti. me
by Mecklenburg County ('onrt. Ho
is :d)out ly \ears of :.gi, has brown
hair and a downcast look. All per-
sons are forbid harboring or tnsting
him, under penalty of the law ; and wliofvrr
will return him to the subscriber, Khali »-■ cntiW
tied to till’ aljove reviurd, !«ot no eh rges paid.
JAVKS V. HOGFUS.
Norrmhrr 27, 1827.—.'Ufili-
Major Noah says : “ The Legislature of Ten
nessee has instructed thtir .Mi inliers of ijongri ss
to prefer articles of impearliment against tlic
l’re!»ideiit.” No, no, .NLijor : the Tenncsse*-
I.egislatnre have done no «ncb tl.ing. Fear and
shante have had more powe r o\ t r that body
than they -ver exercised over Major Noah.
Tlie\ would have d«me It hatl they dared ; liut
they could not screw uj) tlieir courage so hin'b
as to meet the public Imligiiation which such a
measure would have calKd t«irth.
Autionul Juurnal.
India.—Late advices from India in
form UH, that a severe battle had been
fought in Upper India between a num
erous body of the Afghan tril)es and the
troops ol'Rajab liunjit Sinh. 'i’he .Afghan
army consistetl, it is said, of ‘Jc,OU!) in
fantry and 10 thousand horse, vhilstiliat
of the Runjit’s amounted to only between
15,000 and JO,coo mt'n. 'i’he armies mei
on the banks of the Indus, near tcj the
village of Sevdeo, when the attack was
comnuMiied l»v the Afghans ; but the
greater part ol their host being ill armed
and lo-* oig.mi/.etl, made no impression
on the Sinii', who put their eneniies to
the rout. In the lliglit great nunihers
were s.ihred by Ruiijii’s cavalry and a
body that had takfii shelter in the village
of Sevdeo was surrounded and entirely
destroyed. The Al'ghans lost eigiit pie
ces of artillery, atid alniut a hundred
swivels, anil their camp was plundcretl
by the victors.
DOMES'l'lC.
Considerable excitement has I)pen for
some time past, visible on our North
east frontier, in coiise(|uence of the dis-
|)osiiion exhibited by- the inhabituiits of
I’anada and Nova Scotia to interrupt and
injure American citizens, settling on the
territory wliieh intervenes between Cana
da and New Brunswick and to inteiTeie
wiih our right to take fish, atid to latui
on the Mjgdalen Islands for the puijiost
of curing them. As relates to oiii- set
tlers on the territory, the possession ol
whi'.u is (lisi)ii’rd bv i>,c
ed by kind hearted and afllicted friends,
such as swallowing hard substances, See.
—and by medical advice, which was
immediately procured, emetics were al
so administered,—but all to no purpose,
except to rcnder'the situation of the pa
tient more distressing. About ten hours
after the accident, Doct. F.mmonsofthis
town was called in, and the remedy he ap
plied, though simple, was to us novel and
ingenious, and may be of use in similar
cases, if made public. A common wire
was used, about twelve inches and a half
long, and doubled, with a piece of
sjjonge attached to the end,—this in a
dr y state was easily passed down the pas
sage below the pin, where it absorbed
moisture and became so much swollen,
that in drawing it up it completely filled
the esophagus, and brought uj) the pin,
strongly attached to it.
The ingetiuity and stiCcess of this op-
eratujii reflect geat credit on Dr. K.—and
though modest merit, if consulted, might
have forbioden any comment on our
l)ari, we feel that justice to him, and
duty to the public, both recpiire it.
.Jdrorate.
Jur^so/iism in I'crrnont,—Mordecai M.
N'oah,etlitor of the N. V, F.ntju'rrer, Judge
of lsra> U 5>tc. &c., informs his readers,
that in the eonnties of Barre, Burling
ton, Montpelier, anil Benington, (V'ei--
mont) the Jackson men have carried the
day.” We are ignorant of the location
of the three first mentiom'd counties—
Sure, we are, they are i!ot to be found on
the map of \'ermotit. We all know where
the county of Benington is, and sure wt
nre that there is not a single Jackson man
retuitted as a member of the legislature
iVtmi that county.—So much i'or the
veracity of the Jew.
Ixulland ilcrdld.
Pottfirillf, Mount Carhnn, Aor. 10.
Minin.. — ^Ve are h(juily remitided,
in t+ie. midst of our avocation, of the
mining o|i(?rati(»ns which are going on
iti our immediate neighborhood as well
as elsewhere. 'Vithin three hundred
yards of whert; we are now sitting, a ttin-
ii(>l is being made into a hill, with the
e\p('ctation r>f ultimateiy arriving at coal.
The operatit>ns are carried or» Ijoth night
av.d day, by changes of hatids. So far
I he v>ot\: h;\s i); r!a‘y Ira ve
Charles XIL when absent from his
kingdom, being thwarted in some fa
vourite measure by his Diet, swore that
he would setul them one of his boots,
which should compel their concurrence,
(ien. Jackson, on the other hand, would
swear to “ cane” them and “ cut off their
ears.” Jimerienn Jldvocate.
Jlrmarhnhk I'dct.—All the evidence pro
duced by Buchanan, Isaacs, Eaton and
other friends of Cieneral Jackson in re
gard to the intrigue respecting the Presi
dential F.lection, most amply prove that
the 0??/// actors in the plj[)t, were the sworn
friends and voters for Gen. Andrew Jack
son.
Ten Dolljiis Reward.
U\N A\\ \Y fi'om the subscriber,
in June last, u n gro fellow, oH
years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 n.ches high,
dark complexion, and has a scar, it id
believed, on his brea.st. He is sup
posed to be harliored somewhere be-
tween Charlotte and my residence,
as he has iieen frecpiently .seen. Whoever will
apprehend nald negro and n-turn hint to me,
near ’I'uckasege Ford, or give me information
so I get him, or secure him in any jail, ^liall bo
entitled to the above reward.
UOUERT WILSON.
Aoi'. 27, 1827.—3t61p
Fifteen Dollars Reward. '
UAN AWAY from the •UHcriber,
abotit the ‘^5th June last, a negro
man named C 11.1 HU-'S. Saitl negro
was purchased al the sale of the pro-
M.hsoxic ci:r.Kiin./i viox.
THK 27th of December next, being the An-
niv. rsary of Saint John thp Kvangellst, will
be celebrated by the brethren of Mount .Moriah
Lodge N«». 82, Statesville. ThiTe will be, on
the occHsion, a jirocession, and brother N. W.
Alexander w ill (it liv*r .in .Vddn ss. I’lrethien
of neighboring Lodges iire invited to attend.
In the evening a ttall will be gi\cn at .Mrs. .Ma
ry Worke’s. Ity order,
ill OS. KKUIt, Srrn tury.
J\nr. 21, 1HJ27—2tr,()
Joel Alexander’s Kstate.
IIIK subseribi rs. having |ualitii d as Adminis
trators of the Kstate of Joel-McrNander, (le-
ci-ased, W'ill oll'er al I’ublic Sab , on Fridav, tin'
21st of Di centber instant, at the late dvfelling
of the deceased, tlie following ])r»perty, to
wit:—Horses, (,'attlr. Hogs, Sheep, Corn, (;ot
ton. Fodder, Hay, lloust hold and i-vitehi n I'ur-
niturc, and v.irious other articles. Also, w ill be
hired, fbrllie term id One } ear, several Negroen.
Tiriiis, xe,. made known on the dav of sale.
JOHN CA.MI'HKF.L. ( .
TIIOS. 11. ALKXANlJKlt, j
Dec. 1, ISJr.—.)lol.
T
Ifoi’ses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, v.^c.
I w il l. SKI.I,, .it niy former dw tiling, and at
a credit of twi l\e inontlis, all my stock of
iioises, cattle and hn^s; and 20U bushels (Jorn,
for cash. .Ms'i, the piioitation, at dHlereiit cre-
!its; Ol' it V ill be rented tor one year, if not sold.
Otiu r artieh s aKo w ill be scjld. Sale on the
1 )th December, to eommencc at I'J o’cloek.—
Mond and seniritj w ill be recjuired; aiul due
attendance will be givi-n bv no,
2tbU CVKI S AI.FXANDKU.
£^/"ronii(l, 1)V tlu- siib.si'rlber, on
the main mail from Charlotte to S;ilislniry, a
UlI LK (71'.\, which the o\^ iier can have bs
proving jiro; iTt_N and pa}ing for iIum advt rtisr■
meiit.
:toi 1110^’. L Hi:rcm‘;oN,
perty of Krederrck Dinkins, »leceas-
ed, i.j about five feet seven or eight
inches hinh, black color, and spt ak«
very broken. Any person apprehending said
ne)fro and delivering him to the subscDber, or
confining him in any jail in the State st) that t
get hini, shall be entitleii to the above reward.
MOSKS NF.ELV, uen.
Nm'. 27, 1827—^lt62
JUNK OF NFWJiKHN,
ClIAHI.OTTK ilHANril, Nov. 2.'), 1H27.
T^HOSF. indebted to the Hank of Newbertf
at (,’harlotte, are lierel)y notified, that one
tenth part of all notes oflered for renewal, will
be reipiired from and after the first day of Jan'
".tOOi*
WM. UAVruSON, Cashier.
Will |)C Sold,
VT I’liblic Sale, on Saturday, the Hth d.iy rtV
December next, at the Cotirt-Ilouse in
(;hnrlotte, all the negroes belonging to the es
tate of Duncan Campbell, deceased, consisliiiR-
of one first rate iellow, one boy, one woman
ami lour ehililren. Also will be rented, for onr
yt ar, AMiiall tract of laml joining Win. Herry-
iiill’s plantAt.on. Terms made known on thr
day of sale.
-tjy WM. SMITH, .tdm'r.
1^0CM), by the sub.scni)er, in Charlotte,
Thursday, IJth iiist. a red .Morocco Pock
et llook, containing se\eral notes and receipt*,
hut no ca.'.h. Flie •wner can ha\ e it on appli
cation lo me, ttiul paying for this advert!stmeiil»
J. D. UO\D.
KKMOVAL.
Till’ subscriber has removed hi.> shop to the
building recently occupid b\ Maj. Harris,
as a store, where he can be found at all times,.
e.\ce])t w htnj)rofi shionallv engaged.
1'. C. CALDM KLL.
N(»v. 21, 1R29—2l5'.>.
i\)V
A St rri.Y of Dr. chamber^’justly eelei’r;'-
ted reiiied\ for Inteinperonee, has been rci i i-
\cd, and IS for sale at tbc I’osl-tMhce, at t!ic
New-Vork prices.
Dtedlij lor t^le al this Uiiiuc.—