2^^ minulenm of alom. —Tlje foI!o^!ti‘g
will ti-ii-f in
lUJi aocus 'jiui'd to invcsliLruu
j’jCt:
■xii'J
j,!iilub -pnical suijj'.t.b :
s> call reduce gold lo leavcb
so iiiin, iliJ '•"’O ‘luiidica 4Ud
taouaaiiil Uiusi be luia Ujiuii lacn uUicr ii^
ijiuuucc iiif tuitk.uss of du inch; ye.
u,os‘ icavcb aie i>crtVci or wiUioul nok.-
uia one ol uicin luiu upon ai>) sui-
la-c, aa HI tJivrsi liic appiaruULC
0, aohd (ioiu. i-‘> are bo iitiii main
jy,lucu iiiio a bouk, 15U0 would occupy
HU pa|)t r j anu
ji, olUVo volume ut an inch inick, woulu
lijM- us ua the books ofa well
gltivid uidiiiary library ol’ 1600 volumes,
VI u ciicii. Still iliinner
i;,ai‘ '“‘®’ coaling]; uf gold upon sil-
,"■1 *viit ot vvbal is c;;Ucd gold lacc, and
aie not sure ihal such coaling is noi
^1 oiic uloin ihicl;. Plaiinuin and sli-
tall ue drawn into a wire iiiucli finer
Ui. il buiiian hair. A graiii ol blue vii-
Ji ,, or cariuint, will Huge a galiun ul
WuiCi so liiai. in t\ci y drop iie ^oior uia)
li jjcrcciNtd. A giiUii oi iiiubk. uin
u room lui iwihiy years, and will
1._ losi iiUK ul as v\cigni. 1 lie carri-
,j!, tiow sinciib iis loo(i many iniles ofi'.
buitiiiig laper oncovcicd lor a single
iiibUii., uuiiiit w Jiicii a uoes iioi lose uni
tluaisai.ui.i purl ol a giain, would fill
viuj i.g“^ ‘‘ *P‘“ ‘ iiiilfs in ciam
ell I, so as lo oe iuv i&iblt 111 every pari of
ii, i i.c uircad ol iiie bilkwonn is so
MUuii itmi many ol‘incm aie uvisied lo-
■ i lu lurm jui tinesl sewing lliread,
tii.ii.ol me Sjiulfi- i;i ^iiiaiicr slili, lor iwt,
iInumuis i> 'jy g.u, would reach
♦ kjii. Li'!.'-1o;i lu i_v!ii.turj^ii, dr luur liuii-
Ci i\i ii .H s. Ill ii‘>- ii«il'. i>l a coiifi'il),-or
111 water in wiiuh crilain vegeiables
ha'c In.rti inluseu, ilie initroscopc disci.iv-
tM b ui.Hiiai.-uies ul'w hif i'. n..iiiy Uicusand
to;,t.nlu-i-do uWl i (]uul hi t'.ulk a grain ul
Sj; ,'j : .:IJU Jeinaiiiie v\iili a sin^uLf pi-u-
cli. luy lias siipplu-d niiiny ol'ilu-se with
01 .s as cniMj>lix wS iliose ol’ the wluiK'
01 I I* j'.hant ; and ilii n Oouies cm sisl cf
tl.i ^ ):ne suOsiante, jr a!(;iiis, as ihat ol
Editor, t!jat he iiitcnds to esponse the|vote without pupllc responsibility, be-j
. ause ot the Adtninisiration.. cun- come llnriid »nd conscientious when ihe
graiulate the friends ot .Mr. Adams, in I vea and iiav book is opened
' iiat quarter thal ihey will now have a
public nu'dium for ihe interchange of
>.eniiiHent, and through which to stim-
ulaie to exertion. The “ Echo” ha>> ar-
•st-n like a Phccnix from the ashes of the
“ Herald,” which sparkled a few weeks
wah Jackson’s deeds, was exhaled, and
weni lo—nothing.
Jtnl. Jlegisttr 4i/t inst.
TWENTJirni CONGUEHS.
lVushinp;ton^ April 1.
In the Senate, yesterday, the bill for the
the encouj agement of Vaccination was.
afier son>e discussion, rejected. 'I'hi
bill for regulating ihe couiinercial iiiier-
tourse of ihe United States with the In
lands of Martinique and Guadaloupe, was
discussed with some aniniatiun, and una
nimously ordered to a third readitig.
In the Senate yesterday, mativ bills
were passed. The bill to graduate tl.e
price of the public Unds, 8cc. was con
'.idered. Mr. liarion (.tl( red an amend-
inenl to the bill, striking out the whole
■lill after the enacting clause, and in
serting the provisions following Thai
the j)rice of the public lands be rcduci'd
to 75 cenls jier acre, and that (lonatiotis of
quarter sections Ix* niatie, on cerlain
conditions toactuui seiMcrs cl i 14. i cultiva
tors. The bill for the rillif of Jacol)
CU'ments was discusscd at ^real Icn^^lh
and rejected.
HOUSE OF EEFUKSEXrATIVES.
Al*l!ll. 1.
In I'le Ilou'ocf Rcpiesentalives, afii'r
a s'lort [jrelin^inary discussion on tlie Uiii
to aulhorii.- tlie bale of lands by the Unt
ied States, whic.'i was passed, the House
resolved itself into ('ndiniittee of the
whole on the stale of the Union, ou the
'I’atiir. when Mr. S[)r:igui‘ tiioved to a
iiu lid the second sfciion of tlit' liiil, l>y
Journal.
CHARLOTTE:
TUKSUAV, APUIL 15, 1828.
We yesterday published a brief yet
comprehensive addiess of many disting
uished citizens of New York, recom
mending an Administration State Con
vention, lo meet at Albany on Tuesday
the lOih of June next. 'I'he address is
signed by above 200 of the mosi respec
table citizens, at tlu, head «>f vvlio:n sianils
il'O name, of Marinus Willet, Such a
;ist clearly proves that the Aiministra-
tion stands well with those men in the
Slate of New Yor k who are above the
reach ofihe party slanders and prejud'ces
of the day. Tiu voice of this (!onven
ti(m will be tlie knell of the Jackson party
111 New Yt)ik. They may use iheir politi
cal machinery with all iheir skill and in
dustry, l)ut they cannot resist the current
of init lligence »A hich sets against them,
i'iie activity of the friends of the Admin-
i->iratiori will secure that triumph which
couid only be snatched from them in a
moment of apathy or indolence. Xe»
York is tale.
Kat. Journal.
A clilld cf EdiY.Ond Pr^sswick, ais:ed
abooi 4 >ears, vv as drti.vvned at the Hu
bert Street wharf, NewYoik,on VVed-
ntsfla)^ Tlie child might have been
saved but, for tlu* ignorance of a boatman,
past whom it lloateil, yet struggling in
the water, but viho th'jught he had no
right to touch ihe body until after the
arri val of the coror.er.
At his residence in this coiuUy, on the 6tli
inst. Andrew MeNctly, in the Tlst year of
his ag^\ Duriiip n long life he g:ive g^ood evi-
deuce sincex’e at'achnu nt to the doctrines
of the llospel, rhccif;!l obecienre to its pre
cepts, und Iflt the world witli the tlevoteJ hope
of enjoying' its rewurdu hereai'teiv
Ot coiisiiniptioii, at Mount Pleasant, on the
evening of die ult. and in the 7~M year of
Iier age, Mrs. IJatli H. I’ortt-r, eonsort of the
lute Col. James rorlcr, the died as lJic hud liv-
f'd it chriitian.
S^tato of Kortii-Caroiinii;
.ME t K LE N U r. r. ( or NT Y.
Cuurt of lUeas ami Qurltr .'it-iioiiSf
February Ttrm. 1828.
MiHlain Lee Davidson r.*. John B fonuMy.
IT appear ing to the satisl. i tn.u of the conrt(
that the lcfeiulant is no* a rtsidtnt ci this
Slute:—It is Orderel hy the ■ oiir*, tlia» pui»ii-
cati(>ii he n.:al» si.\ v» t eks in the Cittawt a Jour
nal, that the dctend..nt appear at out next court
of jileas and qnmUr Ressioi.s to be t.elil for
said C( nnty at the (jonrt.House in Cliiirh-tte,
on tlu' 4Mi Monday in May next loanswtr plead
I or demur, otherwise jun^ment bydttauit will
be entered aijaiiU him.
IS VAC ALKXANDKH, c. M. c.
April 9, 18J8.—per. adv. i'Z 30
{^/•Committed to the Jail of this
County, on the 5th instant, a iiepro man naim d
Diihflin, who says he bclonj;s tt) h-iiiuiel Dun
lap, ot Lancaster District SoiiMi-i nrol na. I >io
owner 18 requested lo . oine ti rvv r , prove pro
perty, pi»y charges and tukc l-.in a.vu}.
Jt)lU\ SI.?‘AN
Sheriff of Mecklcntnirg Cuwity,
April 10, 182t>.-78.
Aiitliorities are becotning, at ihis mo-
nieiil, as phtilifiij as spring l)lossoms.
Lci tiu-niosi prejudiced editor, the most { c, iu.i!dell,
mip;irted oralor, the mosi conteinptibfe j Angli' lUack,
speculator ui)oii human credultiv, ]ier-i Mo.h.’s Him.-
peirate apauegvricon (ienei al Jackson I
or a shuuier on liie presetu adnunisir..-i ‘j'J’
LIST OF Lb'/l ri.RS,
UeniainiKg in the I’ost Office at l,Ir.C( Inton,
l-,t iVpr’.l, lii-8
A.
William Mii-ams,
I.arl'in .Mien,
Jacob AI! rijrlit,
Lurm.' AhcriKithy,
Susaii ^V. Aberiiathv,
U.
Wil iam Ral. s,
rr:.iu;;s lU aty,
W iliiani H\ uuin,
till)
n.«
is'
in ^
tl i
tl •'
i!'l
mseif. Ill a single ji- ui;d of sue iii sU'kiiig out so much as im|;oses j duU
till nioiashi's and hemp. In su|.,port of
his molion he spoke at some h ii^lli, !)U>
ii fuie he had ( oiu'ludcd the Couiuiilli
I jse ui'tl ii ji'fifd pi ij^iess. Mr. 'I'uck
I I, ol S 'uih Caroliiiu, moved the coiisid-
•Mailonof the lesoiuiiori relative lo ihi
t(ijnirninenl of Congress, vvhicli he of
fei( (l some dajs -'iiice, aiul the ijucstioi
m.. 11. I- tlu'i e ;iie more li v itFg crealu res
th.tn of iiuma:. ')» i^igs on tlu’ gluhe. W'liai
a s(fi e has tl.> mu roscfipc t>p» ned to tlu
(In ii ai !on of I 111- philosophic ii q'iirei !
1'r. Tuiriii'y. r.ulpl nr. oi u. );> i.eral
.iiu • , V'-hen MifiiCH'nt.v lu aled.
. .1" mvisilije vjpur or gjs ; tiial i-^, it
\iuc (I t'l liu- aciiiorm slate. (neati
n aiei i^l iiniv-tTse, to disappear, and
• ••St s !id Ix'cliesto brcome as invis-
. nil ii*- tmpaliiahle as the air we
Lic.iUii-. I'' " have coiiifiiiplaU'd an an-
r,i it..ti,.n of ihe world more coo.plete
than lois.”
Slur.
'h'T. !on, would Ci.iise Ihe whole if | of considiralioii being taken by .Aycsanci
N«>es, was rejected, the Ayes being 73.
Noes 93.
In the House of Reprcsntatives the hil’
for the relief of MI s, IJrown was passet.
by a vole ( f 97 to 73. The House then,
in Committee of the Union, resumed tin
discussion of the Tanfl’. Mr Buchanai
concluded his remarks and was followed
by Mr. liryan, Mr. Carson, Mr. Stan-
berry and Mr. Ingersoll. Mr. Whiget
w, nVi'l'c'.inv alwurelov'™ u'^cinck j i»l™«l»c«Utl «mri.dn.rl.l to thr
, , . • , . T! arnendinent ot Mr. Siirague, which alter
liiiw t'is workmen went on. rin-l . , , • • ■ i ■ i
... . i strikiug out certain items infl-oduced tlu
Iln,2 . nr. l ll.ru. ,.MMlsstili,hercprov- a„d „oollf.is, li-arly ac
tl iliiii for his I he man an- folding with the second amendment ol-
su. “ I thirst for the. spirit.’— fered by Mr. Mallarv.—On motion oi
‘ dro^, yi* inc.in, I suppose s.iys j Mr. Reed the Committee then rose and
ti :,i'iiM», “but if the good j reported progress. The amendment of
Til a nr ifflihouriug viliaiie lived a ve-
rv’ioiK-', wtj.lthy farmer, who, hav-
j u a iiun.lit r of hirt*line;s hoeinj.;: in a
f.
tl
ti.irM'C" yon t. timst :ifler the spirit, it
s;u :iKo, “ IIjc every one that thirst-
fclli.”
A youn^ e;entli‘m.in near Manchester
hr'. M.g a fine water spaniel, in carder to
cv ihit his powers to M)me sjioctators,
ti H'vv a stone into a pord; the do;; went
ill after it and hroiifcrht up a greea ba^
containing a fine violin and how. An
itishmari cried out, “throw anotiier
stone ; who knovvs liiit th(? doj; may
bring up the fuller himself ! and then
We can have a jig on the spot.”
In most quarrels there is a fault on
both sides. A qnaricl may be com
pared to a spark, whicii cannot be pro-
iluccd williout a flint, us well as a steel,
either of them may hammer on wood
forever, no fire will follow.
Pickpoeketii and beggars arc tlie best
piai tical physiogiiomsit.-^, without hav-
Ji'g read a line (d' L.ivater, who it is
n(ii lions, mistooli a pli^lu^opher for a
hi»;it\vavman.
Printing.—It appeiirs hy a dorii-
KitMiJ ri‘eenll\ coiniiiUi icMtcd to (’nn-
gii ss, that the first bmdi pri'dfii in A-
incrioa wati a roll j;ioiis work in Spanish,
]iiih!i‘i|u*d at Mexico in 15-11. Il was
eiilith'd “ Doetriaiia Chrisliinia para los
liiiiios.” Tiiis w'as about 2:3 yi'ars af
ter the rotifpn si of Mexico 1>\ Cories.
Tlie fast pi lilting in the Kiiglish (’ol-
onies vvas at ('ambrnlge in Massachu-
sett:» in KIHH—IS years after tlie land-
i'’g of the pilgiin.s at Plytnouth.—'I'he
first thing prir.ted was the freeman’s
; the next an almanac ; and next
the psalms turned into metre.
New Paper.—We have inserted in to
day’s R»-gisier, the proposals for pub
lishing a new paper, the fn sl number of
which IS to .*|ipear this day. It is to he
calli i) the Ftxcmun's Echo^" and is t(j
hi printed weekly in the town ot W asli-
J.gion, IJcaufou County. It w ill be seen
•I’orn the well-written I'rcspectus o\ ili'.
Mr. Wright was ordered to be printeti.
In the House of Representatives, the
House resumed the consideration, in
Cdiiimiitee of the w hole on the slate of
the Union, of, the Tarifl’, when Mr.
Sprague concluded jiis remarks in sup
port of his propositida to strike oui the
clauses of the bill whicdi impose du
ties on hemp and molasses. Mr. Buch
anan followed, hut after speaking for
some time, he gave way for a moiion foi
the C'ommittee to rise, which prevaihd.
riie House then went into Comnm »
of the w hole oil the bill for the rein f i
.Mrs. brown, widow of the late (iin.
Brow n, on vvl'.ich some discussion t(»ck
place ljul the bill w as leport U) ihe House,
and was ordered to be engiovsei! ai d .t ;ul
a third time to-day, i)y a vote (,l !f. 77.
Tlic d'cisis'.ui on tlie m'(oiki iiim n;-
inent of Mr, MuUuru vi sii i da\. \ i ovt s.
ab far as tlu tl^-( ' - int. id' tin C omiiiiMi .
go. s, lha' no'Jiii'j; '^lil lie (ii tie in lnlfii
ihe jU'.l ejL[it ciutiuiis .;i (I ar.\.nus tfloiis
of ihe m.muUu iiin. r-. Tiu' lull as i'
came from ilie ComniiU‘e, Nvith all its
injasuct', and all ::ii itit ih.i lem. is to In
fo r ed upid. llie true friend*'ol Domestic
indiiSiry, if they aie to have an) thiiit;.
Noihing like concesNiwn o.- conipr(jnuse
will be agrttd to 'ly llie ad vocaies of ' hr
Commiltec aiui the.r me.isure ; tiol .i
cent will be abated where llie un|i(sl
be ai s too heavily ; not a c ent add* (1 w hei t
il is iiisuflicieii lor pfolct lion. ihe op-
jjosilion have e n t II us a sufTu leiil in
sight toetialih u- lojuiige ol llie dial ac-
ler of the w ale il-vv ol us which tiuy ui( an
louse 10 ciucll tic people. 'Ihey lor-
sooth w ill set lltemselves up as the txclu-
sive friends of jiro eclion—proiection as
dibiinct from piohibilion — as ihe Iriends
ofthei>«-or; v luie thi y will denounce
those who honesih lo(»ktd to li e true in
terests of ihe f.ii iiu r and manulaciurer,
as th(‘enemies ol domesiic indusli y and
the oppresso.^ of thai part ol socieiy
hose means d i njoyment are in ihe
irivei'se ratio of ' li«‘ir ustlulness. Iheie
IS feeble hope of some slight concession
being obiamed in ;he Housi, when the
ayes and not sure token on the various
(piestions, sii ce it very commonly occurs
iliat those who are most hi.id and feck
less of public opinion -SA-in.n ihcv cau
liun, :viid he be comes, no; v ry lej'i im •.- ; ^
'.ely perhajjs, !>iit practically, an ai'thori/y. ‘
.All tiie tri!)e ofpeiiy slanderers, ins'.i'u i
wiih liie new idea, join in liie crv, and
•^v.ell the si;;nal ni>te into a stunning
c(uiru>. W’lieii we discovt red the fol-
liiaingapt ilfusirauon of Uu>i sluu int ni.
Ill a la e numbei t)f'.111 Kw xvili. Ki gis
(*-r, ii w as not wiih jui a sirong • iVoi i iiiai
e, -u J,'))! I SSI (I . n incliiia; ton lo sinile a
1 lu* m w ('1 i;ii• I\ ( (•i;ltii'd on M'. Alex-
•>iKlt r hy elevaiiin. him to an
'i Mt ii'il'l I) .
“Oni readets will perceive, ('jvs, tlu
l i nnfssf (• ediioi,) Irom lie ixtiai's
.ikin fioio Mr. Smy''’s Sjieech, that
{leiiei al J V ksoii has l:i(i much more ex-
pcrienie in civil dLirs than lietuial
Washington hud,”
H'lhe crudr.Ijg.ii, unheeded opiniiiii
r (ieneial Survll', givi* the la\^ to tlu
I'ople of 'i innesM , vs e should bt gla»(
■«'i know whtif Ijni^ujgr Can he found lo
xpi’ess tin; a-.imiralioi. and re\nenc«;
'iili which ihuse Tenni sseans niusl h..ve
ead his inilMai y prcicLiiiiations and hi^
ajiOCalyplU-.d researches. II he lias i;:iin-
d such l.-iii Hi j)hb w iih a gr» en bulrush,
whul 11 >
spear f
politics—at leasi that reaches tlie ear ol
the uniiiitiaii !• Washington is said to
be very dull aiul nniniercsiiiig ; the resul
pel hups, of the ronvK lion, within a few
wet ks becoming gem i al—that the Presi-
dential quesliori is st tlhcl, and Mr. .\d-
ams preily lerlciinly to be re-elec ted. We
are well content ihat the w urid of politics
shall be dull, when the dullness is the cf-
feci of such a cause. II Idg.
NA l U i{A1.1 /i:d crn zkns
VI runs
THE oFrusirioN.
The “'1 ell-lie-gi apli” is in a violent
rage againsi the reporter of the Journal,
because he has pointed oul somc_errors
in tl.e Congressional wa/Zcr of that'v era-
(lous Jai kson pi int, calculated lo impair
it-^ |u-,I claims lo public coiidence.” I;,
this instance the choler of the combina
tion w.isat its lu'iglit : an “outca.',”
and “hirt tl w riier,” ai c the epilln'ls aj-
p'l! (1 IJ I lie reporii r, because he hapi'.t i,>
Ik a iiatui ali/.ed i it izeti, anil has i • fu
e! to iiiit lil'j luinself w itl\ 'hi' .*a( k'^'ji
p.'ii), I o iiivaria! !v'!i :iiijn I' all ini
I'lMi.is. as Hamiolpli lately li(l the li isi,.
We hope natiirali/.vd citizens ill heieaf-,
ler iccidlci't the lai't at ihe p(/hs. By-tl‘.e
h\, was :t nol at the soli(:ilatic,n ol Mr.
C.iliiiiun, Ml Outlie k C'o. Mr.^'i’ell
'M-i;r.iph, that this intciiigeiil writei
Ai'g, npaiu d to this city to « dit the
\\ ashinglon Kepubln an in IfiJ."] :
•• H e (hr Frcjjlc.”
lii'xiidon.
1
Ulchniew] Ler’.t,
John l.ingeriett,
.VJ.
Kachtd Me.Miue,
Daniel Mos»r,
l,oiir.() H. McCarver,
John Marc'll,
'I'liomus A f.li iM, •
AlmJiuin Muiiarv,
M-j;y Mar.-.h:i!,
IJl 111 .M .Stc IM.i^r.soD, 2
1’n.ni. M'.iliT, '>
Kivdr se.s,
N.
I’fler Newton,
I O.
Ijelin Onit.s,
c.
Q-
Ilenrv Chne, 2
Michael Qiirell,
Samuel Colhn.s,
\{.
illiam Cinuell,
David K’aiiisey,
J:icob Cosiur,
.laeob U'.id.i-,!. !,
I'eti r ( osncr,
Richard lioi'lict.
I'hdip Craft,
.loliii JUiper,
1 John (\)l)h,
Miehat l Uhv ne,
i tieorge (’b)ilfettcr.
J liii liudisil.
n.
Jiiilalh Ifuiib.
(ieslu Dyer,
S.
I raneis liavis,
Micliael S|u ,ij,;'!e, 2
K.
F.ii/i ''uniinil.
Han'Uel Kj'in,
l.i t.rge Siriut,
illiam llvlwards.
jolin Steles,
I'.
litcbael SiMiwun,
Jaoies Ferguson,
..irlwill .‘>|>ain.
John Falls,
, \ ter SSuiiitt ey.
.loliii Frve,
I.eUlUcI Self,
iMiilip Frye,
t>^orn'e beagle,
■ (i.
Mr. Stene.
Jolii! (iarrison.
T.
\\ illiam tiairidon.
Catherine ’I’liylor,
II.
Conrad 'I'lpps,
.lohn Iliel,
•lames I’av lor,
Henry Uarnicn,
Nicholas 'Flicker.
j Isaac lleriny.
V.
1 'I liomas lleu''y.
Jacob Vinsooi
1 M.ijor Hull,
W.
1 Henry Ho iver.
F./.ekel Wilson,
Daniel |{. Hoyl,
AU-xainU r \N aril,
{ John 11. Ihirny,
Naiiey illiamu,
K..
James V ray,
1 .liiw ‘ s Kiiieaid,
lsa»e \N'i 11 s,
j Drniy K iiibal,
.loel W . !ls.
i Kulii rl Keer,
.lohii Wollister,
J' liii Kill};,
John W eer.
Jacob Ktirmr,
Y. Dani( 1 Young.
1). 1M.IMIASDI’, 1*. \l.
Taken Tp,
0?J the 2iMi MaiT.li last, :\nd com-
iiiitled to the j.iil of Mecklenlntrjj’
C(/u:ify, u 111 gro felh vv, w ho s;>)s lie
l)ehvij.fs lo liiram L. Slom, ot In ilell
™ count). -Tlie owner is v(qu*siL-d to
, fj come forward, provi pr.ijuTij, ]>ay
Ii,' *^cliariies. aiiil t »ke liin awuv.
JOHN SLOA.N,
.^;,vll .t, t«:.S.—77.
JlotCrf.
he nolil, on I uesd. y, the 22dof .■\priF,
▼ Y at the late dw eilnig-huusf of Wdliam
I.eiH !». n jli cen-.ci!, -II ti.e pirishable pro|)er-
ty belon^mijf to llu- c^tat;. ol saiil deceased,
which rt'inaiiis unhold. to wit ;—Hogs, (dt'on,
(,'orn, Hlacksiiiitli .lud iiatt. rs’ tools, housi i ;,l(l
and kitrhon futnitiiiv, n cpiantity ot U«>ai s, md
otlu r arlich-9 two iiuinerous to men* o
Sile v.ill commence at lU o’elu l, t '.OiS
made known (>ii tin- day ot sale.
U\M I ^
April 1, lliJ8.
N M. All persDiis indi btrd to the estate ot'
\Vm. I s, iU e ..sid, eillu r hy note, hook ac-
rotiiil, nr otliervMse, are r«.qucstvd to makr si:t-
tlciin III ; and ;>!l having- claims ag inst the C3#
talc to preaciil tliein as the law dir«.ct».
JvNKIIiKS, >
M. I.LKS. 5
April 1, 82«.~3i7!3
\A.V\v
^ ^AMUF.I. NF,Wt,AVl>’S
.Stagtr l.iin;, from i.m-
vCB rolnlon, by way ot’ .Mor,; in-
liiiii ! r*!! Inn and I’Icasant Cartlen,
Ashville, U arm .Sjirilijfs, to Nevv])orf, TeiineS'
Hce, is now in f’uiI operation. Tlie earriajjes nd
horses arc inft rior to no otlii rs, on any line ; and
eviry i xi rtion will hi made lo atiMnmoilata
jiassi ngi rs, and renih r travelling aj>rn j.ble
StH^es Iroiii Sulisi.ury ; lioin I a} tlti v die, Che
raw, and ( annien via Chailotti ; I'rom (’ohimbia.
via Vorkville, meet the above line at Lincoln
ton ; and |iasseii};’ers troin the t astern part ol*
North-tJarohna, lur Nashvilfo, Ten. Vkill find
this route 5U milen nearer than isny otlii-r. and
th • aeconniioil.itioaa, in cvi-ry resjicct, a« ^•o-id.
Passengers can alao have a paa-.ag;* from New
port, 'I’m. to Lexiiiffton Ky.
Ajiril 7, l»28.--4ia(J v.
7'U THE CITIZENS OF MECKLEN-
BUJxG COUNTF,
YOt' arf hereby infornieil, that the Tnjr l.ist'#
for the pri Si lit y>!'r h:ivc come li' l am', i J
arc plueed in tlie h.inils ol'aii ofTr. i fur enlkc-
tinn. I hen* will bf «ppoinin'-eiU-. i’..iule innne-
’b oiiij; iiiy 1 hri)iii',bnut:
the county. Cor llii i. to ulti ncl and lay ibeir
l ax for tlic prtsciil vi ar ; i.u 1;. r i.oi.ci is
jfivi 11 to iho»e who ti..ve i.nt pu d lli*.ir tax fi 9
the pr Cl eding ye..rs, 18.?4, 1826 and IH. 6, ih.it
if tli«y lo nor nuke m.inediate p..»iii i t, lU)
longer iiidulgcii.'e '..a i he j^uen. S 'ntr-,, ^..c.
JOHN Sl,OA\,
Sh) Jf of A itkfeiifivrg ( uuufy.
April 4, 1H.:K — 4i'«U.
JI HT UK( KIVKI),
.‘Ind for ndle. ol my Entn/hishi/ient Norlh oJ \ diately, for each C pt ii.
Ihc ('ourl^Uov.sc, nnolhcr .-ivppli/ of
A\n
llljTTKH Cn.lCKEltS;
I have also reecived, a supply of well a'lsorled
tdgi-tlu r with
S\vt.-et Mnl;ig:» r.r.Mpfs, Raisins,
Lemons, Su;.:;ar,
lfc.ll Irish Whiskey,
Codli.sh, Smoked Ik-rrirf^^',
Pi( k!t:(i Iri.sli llirririgs. Sir.. iLc.
I have also lironi^lit ii|) from (:barlebt()ii, a fevi-
n.tiij . ;s of IKISII I'OTA'I ()!■>, \Ui..h!iair-
( !i;isi (I on bi :itd liu Henry l):i\v.w/n, din '•( iVoni
I'.ell'ist— I Vlill si-ll;; I'r'A io per.oll-i u
plant .iiid renew tlieiv a
April I.*, —"’t
>VM. in'N'l l.I!.
T",
Xo; i(M*.
UK siih -rtlhf’ . tii.vin;,'' ')cen .nnpoin»c I I’.’;-
ISO ri(
T^lir, noted .1 \('K, IV niu'vly the
^ property ol Mr. il'indlv, oF
N'ir;;inia, will ht.ind at iny nl:uita-
_ii^f;»,».,f^fion, Ivio miles nurtli ot Cii.-.rlofte,
under the inana;.rement of J.r.ne*, Murphe^, si n.
Jack is in fine order, and will be h i to inari at
five dollar-, the sca.son , ten dollars to insure-
and tw 1) dollars the siii;^le visit. The season
ha.s now coinnienr.ed, and will end the List ot’
Jnly. This .Tuck is consukTed as sure us anv
othc", :i3 all the inare.s, with very few cxc p-
liona, put tu him last y ear. are with foal.
VVM. 1U\ ID.SO.V
Mircii 15th, lB28.-~r-ilf.
'I'U'.'il^ ')*'
Andrew Mc.Nei
]iersoiiH iiuli !iti
and make [i;vn
t;,e I;.',I v.ill orl 1 e'^U,,if!'t .'ii j
, t’lT, a (. (!, j;ive 111/ n e t / .ill i
\i) i... L->t.atc, to ei;i;e lorwariLj
i
Sii V'rederirk l loot!, had adroll habit,
ol uiilcli be c(>uld never cili dually break
liiniself. W hencver a pel son at his back
vvhisptied or suggested any thing to
inni. whilst he was spe.iking in puplic,
wiliiout a iiiomenrs n dn tion, he almost
alwavs itivolun'ai ilv repi ated the sng-
ges’ion litcralhn. Sir I'lederiek was
once making a long spf cch in the Irish
I’ailiaihent lauding the transcend ant
meriisof the We;:tford .Magnitrai y, un a
molion for t xtcndiiig the tnr-iinal juris
diction in that counly, to k'-ep ilown the
fiisaO'ected. As he vvas closing amo'-tl
tui gill oralion by declaring “* that the said
Magisltacy ought to receivc some signal
uJtrU of tlie I.orti Lieuteiianl’s favor,”
John I'gan, who was raiher mellow, “and
silling behind him joculaily whispered,
‘‘and be whipptil at the carl’s tail —
‘i-and he whipped at tl'.e carl’s tail!”
l eper.ted Sir I’rcdei ick uiu onsciouily.
amidst p' -\'^ c! ir.';cn‘!;;Uabli- laughtci.
.ind to tliov" b iv in.^ eHiiiis
iij^-'uihst ills s> ill.- O' prfhcnt ti)( ni as the l.i'.;
dire(.tH, or tini iiolice v ill h^; plead in bar of
llicii' rec(;\ t-rv
c. H. Vr.
jdii.N ''i. yri i.v. 5 '■
Aniil 10, IS.’'*. —•I'.’;!'.
Nofico.
rfiHIOSK wlio p:irch;i>ed pnnieitvtt '.ho triMt
il sale ot' l!ie lalJaeu!i Jui.i., (h uascd, are
bereb\- nr'itiiici! tl at tbeir noU.-. , vv I'le.v due,
lilt* ^itlu^tion of till' evt:ite w II nol war-
rant i;.e in ^iv,n_iT Ioniser indohci nc' •
M. MD.'sTUIt K .lir.ir
lirXAU A Y
tin; ,Mibsei-il)i.r on tl
f.'lltOM tin; ,Mibsei-il)i.r on the lilh inst. Ne
gro box S.\ M, belonjjiiig to ti.c estate of
\\ m i.ees, i!i i eased, supposed lie wihn'one to
IretUll us he V. as raised in that eonnty. SA.M
a imall A’ell bulk Fellow, looks vt ry pieasai !,
b.iil on a blue siirtout-co.it and lur h -t ,\n\
pi-rson eoiiliniii^^; him :a any j >il or r- iiirninjj
iiiin to me so that I jjcl hun aj,^ain '>liull be ica-
sfiii ! ly rewarded. ~ -
JAMKb B KL'DlblLL.
Xovl\\-i'vxvi>\\wa,
•M I.CKf.I.Nin; IK, coIINTV
Court of F.iiuiiu','
I'kH Ttrm, 18J7. v
Jnl.n V.'ceka, Adm'r. vj. 'I ho (j. Polk, i-’.v’i,
and other.).
ITappeiri.-.g
tbat Kirbavd ;
. ‘!ic K-i'isf etion {>; tiie Courl,
adler ard .M :ry b',,wif.- ; 'I bo-
m;.s Hn'/m‘.ori a:i 1 li'eheera hi.4 V. if'j'; .\l('-,i s \i-
keii and Jan- bi- ^ife ; Oshon;.-1.ohir.yoi, ,l..ne»
Koldnson, .■MLXioider Kobinsorii N.i:k> llonin-
sjii, J.iMie Wi.ljii Oi; and i hot:)piun Uobinson,
(b-fei.dants in fi, s-o', h-.,- .»\oiid tlu li--
n.iU ot ili.s • t . Hi Itud, iliat public: lior»
he r.i'ide si.'i v. eei--. j i:, the Cataw b.i .1 oui naU
thal t*i'-;_^appe;ir at ll.e :u":l ’ourt ol r.ipiil}, tc*
be held for sai I county, a‘. the t onrt-lloust iu
( h.irlotti;, oil the 7th Mnnd.iv aft«.r tin 4tU
Monday ol Mareh, 1HJ8, and pie d tu tiu t dl
ot eoni|)l;tiM ol John U ei-ks, ,\dmiiiisl.atoB
uulitbc M ill annexed, ot ^iiii s i.o .n.si . . Ii-
er\M»i Juilj^n.i III pro coiit ^S(^ vmI! i iiu.reiT
agains* them,
1>. Ii. IirM.AI', CM.
\pril 1, 18>8-pr. adv. /J 50
ari'iints^.
For ni (hf Jo'/rnn' (Ufoe.
BL^‘iXKS of ever >; >U^sc !utn fg/
iSala ut thits
u