TIIK MINERS’ AND FARRIERS’ JOURNAL.
frara are entertained for the cattle of our
Prairies, there being little, if any shelter
for thorn.
Sugar Crops.—On this subject, the \ew-
Orleana Mercantile Advvrtisir of 20th ult.
remarks—“ It is a nriattcr of some conse
quence that our commercial community
should be made acquainted witli every
change in the prosperity of the crops.
From a source of information in which we
have as yet never been deceived, we iiuve
learnt, that in consequcnce of the severity
of the present season, the failure of the Su
gar crops will be alMiut 2(»,(K)0 hhds., equal
to about |!l,‘200,000. It is now nearly one
month since this severe weather has set in ;
and although we have (jccasionally on for
mer seasons, had some short jKT'ods of cold
weather, yet it is not in the menujry of the
oldest inhabitant, the equalled pri)tracti(;n
of the cold weather we now experience.”
CON(;resh.
VV’aj^iiincton, Jan. 20.—In tiie Staute
yesterday, the bill for amending the law re
quiring Copy Rights, and the bill for ex
tending the tinie for completing the I’iftli
CeiLsus, were passed to n third reading ; and
the bills for the construction of three Scliuon-
ers fur the Naval s(?rvice,and to amend the
uct for the appropriation of public lands for
the cultivation of the vine and olive, were
severally read a third time and finally pass
ed. Mr. Buchanan commeiK-ed liis n'jily
in the case of Judge I'etk. lie procetd.s
in continuation to-duy.
A resolution was ollered yesterday in the
lli>us«: of Representatives, by Mr. Lecoiiiiite,
to liiiiit the term of wrvice of the Judge.-,
but the House refused to coiwid« r the reso
lution by a Vote of 115 to (ii. 'I’Ik; llimse,
in (’oiiimittee of the Whole on the State of
the rnion, passed ujnm the bill from the
S«'nate to authorise the |)aymeiit of tin; wit-
ness!s III attendance here on the trial of
Judge Peck, which was ordered to Ix- n'ud
a ihinl time to-day. A n'soliition was laid
on the table by Mr. Kll^‘wort!l, calling jn
the Secretary of War tor informatinn as to
the mode m w hich the annuities an' imul to
the Cheroket! nation.
Waxhington, Fi b. 1.—The High ( ourt
of Impvuchiiient yesterday prououm eiljudg
ment upon the article of liiqM'aclimeiit ex
hibited In' the House of KepreM'nlutives a-
griinst Jamks H. I'i.c K, district Juiige of the
I'nited >tates for the District of Mi-^soiiri.
We have never witnessed a more dignilied
prs-ecding m any public IxMly than that by
which tins (|uestion '.vas decided, 'i'he ar
ticle of liii|i‘a('liineiit l»emg first read, and
the assembled inultiiude on the door and in
the galleries hushed to the profouiidest si-1
lence, the Senattjrs were called ii|Kin in suc
cession, anil the question, put distinctly to
ciicli S'(iator, by the presiding othcvr, each
S'liator using in his place, as called, and
answering “ (iuilty” or “Not (Jiiilty
M’licn every S'liator pn‘s«’ni hail snlcinnlv
aitswercfl, the I’n'sidriit of the Scnat«‘ rose
and aimouiK ed that Senators had
pronounced the res|K)iident Not (iuiltv, and
twrnly-oni' had pronounced him (iuilty.
Two-thirds of the Senators not having af
firmed the iiresentiiK nt of the House of
Represeiitatnes, Judge I*i;t k wils of coiirsc
deelannl to Is- Ao«rirri;i> of the article ol'
lni|)eachment preferred against him by the j
House of R«-pn'?ieiitatives: and then the
Court was adjourned by |)roclaiiiatioii, .v/m
die.—.\'«/. hitil. I
Janizary 2's.—In order that our readers
may have soniethiiit; like ii corn-«'t id»‘a of
the vast amount of private business whirh
has iiceumulati'd, and is constantly aceuniu-
lating in'fore Congr«‘ss, we stale, that then’*
wen' ()n‘ Hundn'd an»l 'I'hirteen distinct'
and sc(>arat! menn)rials ami |M‘titions pre
sented to the Hoiiw- of Representatives a-
lone, on Monday, the 2-ith inst. Of this
V. hole nunilx'r, it is quite ixwsible, nay even
proUible, that the object of not on‘, e\en
though und'iiiiibly just and ex|H'!ient, will'
be accomplished at the present Session. |
Nt.w-Oklkans, J A.\. 21.—In the Hoiisf''
of Representatives, yesterday, the ('oiiiniit-
of five, to wlu»m was refc^n^l so much '
of the Governor’s Message, as related to the
pnihibition of the introduction of slaves into
the State, made two reports; Mr. Moon*
lor himself, and Messrs. I^eeonipt and Sloan
op|H»ning, and Mr. Niehi>las for himsel! and j
Mr. Doiimeing, approving of the recoin-1
mendation of the (iovernor. It is doubttiil;
Iiow the Legislatiin* will decide th(' ini|s>r- ]
taut question ; an inten-siing delmte is an-1
ti'i|mted when it shall be presented liir dis
cussion. I
I
Tlir: ART OF ri NMNc;—
The l‘trk Mannirv has Im'cii dis|Mi.sed ol'.
Judge Pi'ck has not In'eii hrokr, but only
markid. His hiuUsn proceedings have
made him a “ Pvck of troiihlc.i." If his
minmirc of jiistirc 1m; not full, we trust he
has enough to catitKJii him against mttiiig
it out to otIuTs by a false uttuidard. lint
we question, whether the jx'ople ol Missou
ri will bi‘ content, that justice shall still Is;
nunmirtd to them by this /VrA', so markid
by the Senate. A lairliii.s spirit will still
prevail, and Judge 1‘crk will l»e prckid at
for every iHciadillo. Rut should grievan
ces Im' heaped iijMin them iiy Pcrku, Uiinh-
and Hiirnh, wo Ix-g that they will not
them to thin markti ; for to attempt to
break a Julge by ini|H'uchment, is but a
pi culation IIJ.OU tlie Trciuury -
CIIAULOTTK:
Till KM)AV, FKinH'AHV IT, IH3I.
The Eclipse.—Wa had lavorablc weatJier on
Saturday last to view tltia interesting ]iheiioineiion.
At the moment of viHiblc conjunctiuii, a biautiful
luniinuux ring wasforiiii'd, wliicli wan |«.TCfi)tibli;
bttweta one ui;d two niinutcH. During tlie great-
est olwruralioii, a very senaiUc change in the at-
iiio:i|)liero was observed, fro’n wanatli to cold.
Kxtract of a letter from u gcntleinen re«iding in
i.aiicaHter Diet. S. C. dated Feb. S, ls31.
“ A Biiiall tied of very rich ore lias been recent
ly diucuvcred sonu' tew niiien I'roin Hrewer’s mine.
No doiilit otiicr de|>08ils of thu |>rieiuUH natal will
be found ill Uiut section orccuiitr|.”
The rumofB respecting I lurris' Mine, it apiiearn,
were mere exaggerations; but the niost authentic
account proven the vein to be unconmionly aurifu-
rouK, rendering it nccessary to place a guard over
it niijht and day. Too much caution ca.iiiot bo
cxtrcised in placing contidence in the iiuiniTous
account; of rich vein.«, as rumors increase with
their speod, and iu proiwrtion to the novelty of the
subject.
Tiio following law was enacted at the rccent
stssion of the I^eginlature of .\orth-('arolina :
An act to exempt lessors of gold mines in certain
casts from liability as eojiartncrs of lessees.
Hr It enacUd by the General Ansemhly of the
Stale III .Sorth-t 'iirolina, and it i« hereby eitacleil
by the tiiUhorUy of the game, 'i'liat any ieswr or
lissorsof projKjity real or i> r»oual, lor mining
puri»o.io8, aitnougii sueh lessor or lessors may re
ceive a sum uiicertiiiii of the proceed;) or nett pro-
fit.M, or any olln r t on>mier.ilion, wiiicli, though un
certain at first, n.ay alterwards btcome certain,
shall not Ije held as a jiurtner or partners ol the
lessee; nor sliail any ol tlie legal or eiuit«blc re
lations or liabilities of co[iartiiers txi»l between
them, unless it b' *o stipnlated in the contract be-
twetn such lessors and lessees.
T/ii I’ictiiienry.—On Uie authority of “ The
t;lobe," an administratiuii pajier recently entab-
lishrd at Washingtmi City, there geems to Ik- no
doubt but I’residei.t J vcKsos will be a candidate
for re-election to hii present station.
Trttisury \i,lc3.—A nieeUng of the merchants
and traders of Wadeslwro’ was held on the 'Jlst
ultimo, to eri'ect means to abolish tJie circulation
of the Treasury Notes of this and otlmr States.
Ucsolutions were adopted and jKissed, that alter
the 1st of .March tJie nierehants would not reccive
or (lay out the small notes of other States; and
til at alter the Istol Aj>ril next, they would n«t
pay out in tlic way of trade, or otlierwi.4c, any of
the 'I'reasury Notes of tins .State. A comiiiittec
was apfKiintud tii procurc from tlif* .Mint, or tlse-
utieru, such amount of small silver change as may
lie necessary. It wa.s further resolved, that the
proeo dings of the iiii eting lit published at threi
public places within the county; ojid tiiut all
in: rt hauls and diaii rs t'lruugliuut liic county be
re|ui'st'd lo co-o|M rate in the salutary measures
for eorficting the evil of a liad currency.
'J'hf proetediiigs of a meetinn held in t'liarlotte
;:onie time past, having a similar object to til ■ a-
lit)\e in »icw, we jiresume were still-born,
d
Connrnii—Thu bill for the relief of J\MEs
MoNRof , has |«a»i« d iLi .'Id reading in the House
ol Keprtsentativi's—jeas lUt, iiH)sec.
A resolution ottered in tliK Senate, by .Mr. Ben-
ton, “Uiat the charter ol the Hank oi tlie I'nited
Stiiics ought not to U- renewed,” was rejected by
a \ote ol \!',i to :.*((. Uoth the .Senators irom this
.''late voted lur the adoption of the resolution.
(Jen. Dutt'tireiii, the editor of Ihe I'nited Stales
Teb grapli, has hten re-elected i‘iinter lo the H.
of Kepresentatives. 'I'he votes were, lor Cireeii
Itisi, i„r (;ulis,!k, .Siatun 7b, Icr Win. Liretr lU,
Bcattermg (i.
Some idea of the rxjHnsn which Judge Peck's
trial will l*e to the governiiient, may Is? Ibrnied
from the fact that tlie S iiate, on the'^lst uitinjo,
l>ass«d a bill appropriating S1‘J,UU0 tor the pay-
ineiit ol witness iiituit’y.
■MI.NT I'. .S.—Ol-KKAl'lONS, ls30.
Mint of the I 'uiteil titiUrs, f
t /(l/u(/7/y/iiii, Is/ Jan. 1S3I. ^
Silt; I have the honor to sutiiiiit a rejxirt
on the general transactions ot' the Mint
witliin the last year.
The coinage ellected w ithin that [n'ritsl
amounts to !p;i, 1 (>20, comprising !jiti4H,-
lO.'") Ill gold coins, $;(2,in silver,
.'Sl‘I’,11’> incop|KT, and consisting of
pieces of coin, \ iz:
weurrcnco of golil having Ix-en ree-:ived at
I the mint from Virginia and Simtli-Carolina,
I about S»2,.'i00 having been niceived from
! the lijrmer, and 3,.500 from the latter. The
! past jear e.xhibits, in ndutioii to ail tlios-
I States, a conspicuous increase in the pro
duction of gold, and |»iesents iiiso the re.
'I'ha scat of (Joveriiment of I^ouisiana,
has I’.een removed from Donaldsonvillc to
N. Orleans, by act of the I.egislature now
sotting.—The Hon. Josiah S. Johnson has
been re-clectcd I’nited States Senator.
It is .said a mechanic of New York ha-s
markable fiict of $i212,0110 in (r,,ld received | gone to Washington fora ['atent, to submit
from (ieorgia, from wliicli ytute no sjieei-
men thereof had U.'uii pre.s;.‘nted .-.t the mint
in any pn^vious year.
'I'he coinagt; above e.vhiliited exceeds the
amount of any foriniT year. 'I'he demand
to the Navy Hoard, a |xu'cussion lock for
cannon, as durable and certain as tliowe for
small arms, 'i'he locks heretofore used for
cannon would scarcely stand 3 or 4 rounds,
the force exerted against any thing covering
remains, neverlheiess, unabated; and the the vent of a 32 [lounder being estimated
mass of bullion now in the vaults of the ! at nearly half a ton.
mint is large beyond any previous example.
1 'I'he “ Old Dominion,” of Peter«hurg,Vir-
The following arrangement cf Ihe cir-' g'*'i‘'i'> has Ix-en discontinued—the F.ditor,
cuits, we copy from the Star. It is li;ihle j 'Ir. Pesciid, having l>een appointed by the
to alteration; should any be n.aJe, it will ! I’resideiit to the olHce of Surveyor of the
be noticed.
Kdrnton,
Ncwbern,
Kaleigh,
IlillsliorougJi,
Fayetteville,
.Morganton,
SpBisn.
Judge Donnell.
Martin.
jNorw'Ood.
Swain.
I>!iniel.
Stransre.
Fa 1,1.
.Tudge .Martin.
I >iiniel.
Suuln.
-NorwwKl.
Straii'Tf.
Doi.ntll.
! [lort of Petersburg and City Point,
j National hiltUigcnccr.
I 'rii(! Pl'.iladelp'iiia papers say, the present
I snow storm excecds any the\ had had since
' ntil, in that city.
j 'I'he following just and lianiNome tribute
to our State, is copied I'roin tlie Itoston Pat
riot :—
If the I'nion be worth nuiiniainitig, it
appears to us, there Ls a manile!;t propriety rounty.
UTARniEO,
In this county, on the l;>tli inst. Mr. John V.
H'o//.fr, to .Miss X»i«A Htmhrsoti.
Ill Lincoln eountv, on tl e 10th inst., by John
Mieliael, Mr. Ji.n/en ,\J. Leonnnl, of l.incolii-
ton, to Mr.^. KUza (J'l',iiiell, formerly of this
in the State Legislatures, w here it is re
gard"d of value, I'ollftwing at once the hon
orable exanqile of North-* 'aroiina, and pro
ceeding “constitutionally to nullify nullifi
cation.” North-Carolin I has in this in
stance, as in her declaration of Indepen-
(k'lice, at the times “ that tried ini’n’s .souls,”
Ix'cn prompt, decisive and foremost in a good
work. We should Ite |)roud to .see .M.issa-
chusotts imitate her gs>tl example.”
In Salisliury, on the lOlh insl. by tlie Rev. .Mr.
Robison, W illittin //. Af’Coi/', IOs|. of Yoruville,
S. ('. to .Miss ICtizahelh H. daughter of Win. 11.
Slaughter, Ks*;.
DIED,
On the r.2tli inst. nt St. ('atharines Mill.s, near
t'harlotle, .Mrs. Muitiii, a native of Kngland, and
wile of Win. .'Marti!!.
Tiit; .nA It KIM'S.
Dll'J)—In this county, on the 13th inst. .Mr.
Hamdtun ag'd'J 1 vi ars.
1)1 Ki)—On Ihe ttli in.stant, at his residence in
I 'I’he follow ing extract from an editorial | -ilrwid Hull, l)si|.
j article in the I p[>er ('anada Patriot will
I show' w hat impression is made upon the
: minds of I’oreigners by recent ev« nts and
' demonstrations in this Hejinhlic. 'i'he ed-
' itor is s|K'akmg of the recent delianee of a
! writ of error to the Supreme Court by one
jof the States, wlien he siiys:
“ I*', bow ever,there is nothing later from Europe,
there has transpired a fact in the I'liili d Slates,
I w hich i.-. an overt ste|i towards a coiisuiiiiiiation
I we have long foreseen and Oilen predicted—the
; di'.i:,olution of the I'nion. This is not far distant.
I It is not u]»jii this, that, or the other fact, that v.p
I ground our opinion ; we may indecil say, that we
have derived our eunrictiun but from lli.: iiiicrriiig
nature of things.”
Halfeagbs,
12G,:C.I
niuliing $(j3I,755
(Quarter cables.
■l,.')40
Il,3.i0
Hall dollars.
•l,7lll,H)0
2.3SO HKI
1 lisines.
5IO,tllM
Sl.tMIO
Hall disines.
1.210,1100
tl2,t)00
('ents,
1,711 .'■>1)0
17,115
b,3.'.7,l:il
¥3,155,1.20
j Of the amount of };old coiticd w ithin the
, last year, about Sl2.'>,00t> v\ere derived
I from Mexico, Suutii-.\inerica, and the \V'est
Indies; !li!l",0M» frotM Africa; 8l»j0,000
' I'rom the gold regiuii of the I nited States,
and about .'i;j.t,000 I'rom sources not ascer
tained.
Of the gold of tiie I nited States »Ih>vc
nientioneil, .'®i2 1,000 may Ih- stated to have
Ix'cii n ceived from \ irginia, $>201,t>00
from North-(-arolina, !i!2l),tKiO t'roni Smtli
Caroliim, and .*(212,000 from (ieorgia.
Ill the last annual rejHirt, the progi(!ssive
developenient of the gold region of the I'lii-
ted St.ites was illii.strated by referring to
increase of the annual rciieipts from NoilU ,
Carolinii, which, previously./ViJit year to |
Ik-cii inconsiden\jtla advance;! from $5,tKMt j
Ij^i^iv-^'.OOO ; and, also, to the then novel'
Illinois.—Sound priuciphti.—'Plie fob
lowing evtract from (lov. Hevnold’s mes-
|Sage to the Legislature of Illinois, is wor-
j til) the head of an independent state :uid a
i re|>ubhcan people, and it is sincer*'ly hoped
! he will practim what he pri f-sses.
j “ .My olHcial care and jiatronage sliall not
lie bestowed iijioii a I Ew m n,ainl a partic
ular si'ctiou of the State, and I'Kost kihe the
rest. Proscription "■for npiiiiv.-i's sukt" is,
. in my opinion. Tin: woksT KNr.:-iv or a he-
! ri HLif. It IS the birthrigiit of iriry free
man to express his |Kilitical suiitiiiients
' riiWKLV aad rKi:t;LV at the pells of an e-
lection, or elsewhere, without the iiorn of
rarard, or the flak of j.imi'ihmnit.—
Therelore, all those who honoi~ab!y and lioii-
! estiv Mip|HTted my res|K-ctable opiKjiient in
the late election for go\eriiOr, shall exjicri-
] ence from mo no inconvenience on that ac-
I count. I will sn_\ in the language of t!ie
; patriotic Jetlerson, that “ the right of tipin-
I ion shall sutler no ir.vasion from me.” .\nd
1 1 confidently hope, that tiie |K!ople cd' llli-
i nois will unite and huniionizc together in a
] sjiirit of gi^nl |ieace and good w ill to on“
tuioiher, lo promote the w olfart? of our com-
I mon country, and to b.mish fori'ver that
monster, party s|)irit, which diK's not s|»are
the re|)utation of either the living or the
deail.”
(ieorgia Hold—Again.—\ gentleman
from alton county, has furnished us w ith
the following flattering statement of the
richness of a !oId .Mine in Hall county, to
which he was an eye witness.—Atliihian.
“ .\t a mine called ,Vt(f Poto.'ii, ten miles
M'est of (■iiinesville. Hall county, now own
ed and worked by Harris, .M'Laughliii tV.
Co. thirty-four jiouiids of rock was pound
ed in a common iron mortar, and yielded
mpinty-om fionnyvveiglits of pure gold. 1
have the gold now in iny jwssessitni. 'I'he
hands employed are making by washing
dirt, from four to seven dw ts. per day each.
It is altogether gtild dust, no coarse gold;
w'c think the vein inexhaustible.'’
'I'he New York Journal of Commerce
sa\s, that the new counterfeit o/ic hundred
dollar iiolc.i on the Ignited St;ites Rank are
•so well done that one of the brokers in
U'all street, after having made a remittance
in I’nited Siites bills, which he hud collected
from Kcvenil lianks iu the city, had the inor-
titieation to receive back two of these notes
and lose the ainoimt, as it was impossible
for him to determine from w liicli bank they
came.
Counterfeits of various sorts are now un-
i usually plenty and of iiitire skilful evecution
than heretofore.
—— .wKicks, are
White stockii^^ v- i^'“>e belles in New
said to wTuflr the pant.dette-hosc, a
uVw article, on vhii ha silk fringe hangs
I’rom the top of ihe stm-kmg nearly to tlie
ankle. It is coieidenvl plebian in these days
to wear a l>m; dr*s=!.— J*roridrnr>' Patriot.
C IIARI.KS'I’O.V, FKRRL'ARV 7.
Cotton, sea-isl’iid, Itfa '1 Cognac l.rnni/y, lT.>a2
upl iiid, .sj a \il.yHollanit (Hn, !M) a l:iO
A’lff, prime, a .'J ; i i.7ro», Russia A Swedes,
lerior to good, i \ a ^ j i Iffl •J.5 a pi r ItW lbs.
/■'/uur, superfine, lit:* \Salt, LiverpK>l, in hags
Corn, 5S a ti.'J of 4 bush. SI 50 a 1 ti^J;
Oiil.^, tin a li.'i , in hidk, 3G ets.
Whi.'.liey, 31 els. i T. Island, 50 a ;>.5
-V. y-.'. Rum, grKid, 3fi a 37 .Nw^ar, Havana white 11
Ajiji'i Hraniiy,'M a 3,i a U’i; brown, a Gj
Hiemcajr, lb a 111 cents [ .'Muscovado, t>i a 8^
■yi(//cir, Carolina, 7 c ts. ' New-Orleans, IjJ a 7}
Miirl.rrel, No. 1 i-lij; No.V .MsUtsnen, Cuba,I a
S.'>i per bbl.
liucou, 7 a 7J cts.
Hams, lU a It
/.irrf, a M
Uiiltrr, 8 a 12J
Cat yailn, 5i ets. [M-r lb
liii'Tffinp, fi! ini h, 13 a 11
ffiih liujie, t! a ‘J ets.
New-Orleaiis, iiti a 'iH
Cojiee, p’me g’n, 11 a 11J
inler. to good, l).i a lO.J
Hyson Tea, '.>{) a 100 ctx.
mil
tainii
PLAyTATlON FOR HALE.
lli£ Subsrril>er has fbr iinta
PLANT.VnON, about
miles east from (.'liarlottr, con
taining between 75 and lUU acre:,
'rhc l.and la of good quality, well watered, and
the prospcct of its containing gold very gool.—
Ik'tween 25 and 30 acres are improved, on which
is a |rood Owelling-Ilouse and other neccMary
buildings Ibr a family. For teriiiB, ic. apply la
the subscriber.
ISAAC F. ALEXANDKR.
reh.^5, 1831. 3t23
IIOLSJi,VniN AND ORMAMK-XTAL
PAINTING,
Paper-Hanging, Glazing aiul Gildingt
T^ATIIAN U. CARRICL tenders his thanks tu
1^ his friends for the very liberal encouragc*
inent they have given him in his line of business
since he came to this place, and respectfully in
forms them and the public, that he has connected
himself in business w ith his brother. 'Fhe businesa
in future will be carried on by N. H. E. Cartel,
who tender their services in the above branches of
business to the citizens of Charlotte and the sur-
roimding country and villages. They flatter them
selves, from their lung exjieriencc in business, that
they w ill be able to give general satisfaction to all
those who may encourage them. 'I'hcy have in
their employ several hands, which will enable
them to disjiatch large Jobs of I'ainting at short
notice. Their prices are as low as any other pro-
lossed workmen of the Hrush. They vvill furnibh
Taints,‘Oil, \c. and do work as low as they can
[lossibly atTord, if n-quired to do so by their eiii-
ployers. As tliey have determined to locate them
selves in CharlotU-, they res|)cct'ully solicit a
share of public patronage.
N. B. &. E. CARRF.L.
N. n. All kinds of Job I'ainting neatly e.xecu-
ted, and at short notice.
Charlotte, Fih. 15, 1H31. 21
MONEY! MONKV! MONKVI
Iu uliunitanee in Market.
TO OWNKRS OF ;oLl) MINF.S, I'l.ANT.V-
TIONS, AND OTIIKR PROl'KR'I Y.
f HI 11K subscrilier liegs leave to inlbrni his friends
and the public that he is daily visited by cap
italists, whose funds are great, and who are desir
ous and anxious of purchasing wholes or shares of
pro|M i ties—iniproxed or unimproved—who w ish
to beitoinc proprietors or partners of (Mild-inining
coi!ij>anics, or would loan or invest money at rea
sonable interest satisi'actorily secured—would in
vest and advance their money in any way, provi
ded they were secured and satisfied of realizing a
fair and reasonable interest for the same; Iherc-
I'ore, those who w ish to sell or mortgage property,
or get cash partners, would do well to apply to thu
subscriber, p’r mail, forwarding evi ry necessary
information and instruction, accompanied w ith an
advance retaining otVice fee, of five or ten dollars—
[M>stage in every instance to be paid.
t^KO. W. EVKRirr,
Real Estate, lirokers', Atlurneys' ^ (iini ral Apent,
A'u. 33, iSou/A I'ourth-st. i hilailelpliia.
O'Thc South and North-Carolina and Georgia
pa|K‘rs will pubUsh the above one month, and s« iid
in their hills. Feb. 17.—J^i
N. Carolina money, IJ a
2 per cent, discount,
liea money, 1 pr. ct.
I'AYKTTFAILLE, 11 ;U. p.
I^^F.BRl’AKY 7th, Is31.-This
day a yellow lioy, alH)iit filtti u
years of age, was committed to llie
Jail of this county, who says his
name is Mone, and that he belmigs to
a man by Ihe name of John (JimiIcIi,
/• c-wl „ w:i i> • I iri ■ "-uMi living in Chester District, South-
' ’ ’ ^^‘•>ftmg, \ai(l, ^ ( aroiina, on the Catawba river, at M’Donald’s
a ~1 ; Hacoji, (i a 7 ; (,'andles, mould, 14 ; j Ferry. 'Fhe owner is rec|ucsted to eoine tbrwaiil,
Coliec, prime green, 11 a |.‘—2d and 3J [irovc property, pay charges, and take him away,
(piality, lOA al2.» ;C..rn,70a7.); Flour,4i I
al^lron,4ia.5i;riaxseed,Sl 10al20;i Mecklenhurg i ounty.
Lard, 7 a H ; Leail, 0 7; Shot, bag, *li
a2 ; Molas.ses, 30 a .‘!2.i ; Nails,cut, 0 a CA—
wrought, 1“^ a 2t>; Outs, 3.') a 37 J ; Sugar,
common, !» a ti.J—prime, 10 a II; Suit,
LiverptMil, 70 a 75 ; Sle?l, .\merican, ^ a 0;
'I'obacco, leaf, S" a 4; Ajiple I’randy, 40
a 45; Whi-key, 10 a 45 ; Wheat, >iO a !ttl;
Beeswax, 1 a 20 ce;its.
w i:i:i.ly almana'.
■•U!l i SiMl ;
-■MOOX’S rilASFS.
1 i:HRI Al{'» ,
I8:m.
17 'I'hnr.Mliiv, '*> --Mi ,, ,71 ,
1 Friday, ’ lli 3.-,I.-. -J.V ' IsJl.
i:i Sntiir(l>iy, jii St'.') itij ii. ii. ,m.
■JO Sundav, 'li 33 .1 127 I.ast, 4 2 ,j2 alVn.
21 .Mon.lay, jll 31 Ij 2:f\ew, 1> II 3s niorn
22 Tue.'day, It! 3nji 3Ull’irst, 1!( !) 38 morn
23 W eihiesday|li 2:' i 31!Full, 2H 11 2;i morn.
21tf
WAM'KI) IMMEDIATELY,
tllO'Y ol good character and steady habit?,
for the Watchmaker’s Uusiness exelusin ly.
TROTTER & Hl’NTINtiTON.
Feb. 1631. 4il23
%OTICK.-T hose indebted to the firm of
H'Arr.cr ililUspie, are again retjuesled to
make payment against our next Court, as the bu
siness must lie closed. Those who do not attend
to this notice, must ex|>ect to pay cost.
Rl( irU. tJlLLESriK, Aurnrirtg
I’artner of Wheeler t.illespie.
1«3I. 3f>->
SALIO,
NOTK K.
IN pursuance of the last Will and Testament
ol' Dr. A. U'. .i/fxuni/rr, dec’d., 1 will jiroeeed
to St II on Tl.ursday and Friday, the 10th \ llth
• 1 days of March ensuing, at the late residence of
■ I said deeca.scd, six miles south of Charlotte, thu
following pro|)crty, viz:
A .MlM.-Slv\T, including the Dwelling and
thirty acres of I.and. On the premises are—a
A NEtiKt) \\ t ).MAN, almut 32 or 33 years ol i Dwelling-House, a good Haru, and other ne-
l1» age, and a male child IG months. The j tessary buildings; a good Saw-.Mill, which does
excellent business.
woman hr.s been aeeuslomed, all her !ile, to house
work. For particulars, ap|4y to the edito.-s.
/Vfc. 10, ls3l. 3t24
f'Blll(.)SE Persons indebted to William Carson,
-I who do not fhiil it eoavciiicnl to make pay
ment 111 the pre.snt tune, aro repiested to call
and renew their note.'. 3l23r
C ASII-T vvcniy or thirty wagon
loaili of I lay. Fodder, Straw, llu.sks;—also.
Seed Oits, lUrh y, Corn, t 'otton Seed, and a small
quantity ofihe best ipiality of Whiat—all of which
can be had of the suliscriin'r.
ISAAC CAMPIiEM,
re/. 7, l'3I. 3!C3
1 NKtiRO UOY and WOMAN, if not sold
privately.
A large and elegant stock of Shop Furniture,
with some Meilicincs; a good Library of-Medical
and other HOOKS. A gotxl assortment of
SI IWICAL ISS I'R l .ME\TS,
consisting in part of—1 case Trepanning Instru
ments, 1 ease Dentist’s do., several do. Scal|iel do.
1 elegant family Carriage and Harness; I goo«l
Silver Watch; Horses, Coivs and Hogs; and oth
er articlis not mentioned.
ROHKRT .M. AIJ;.\.VNDER, Executor.
Feb. 7, 4123
N. H. .\ll persona indebted to the estate by note,
are reijuested to make immediate payment, or they
will )>a.ss into other hands; and those who are in
debted by account, to settle with cash or by gis-
ing their notes. All [M'rsons having claims a-
gainst said e.'tatc, arc requested to present them,
legally authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, for settlement. R. .M. A. i’x’r.
STA TE OF Non T/I CAIIOLI\ I,
■MEl KLI.MU HU tOl \TY.
Superior Court of Ltiic—Fall Term
Jane Whitley f
Jonathan I' ^ ,
-...S ease It ap|H-aring to the satisfaction of
-■. the Court, !lmt the d. timdant is not a resident
ol the Slate, thereibre order. d, that pi.blicatiou be
made for three moiillis in the W estern Carolinian
and .Mini rs’»V Farmers’Journal, tbr tlie defend-
1^'^(>UM)-A TEI.I.SCOPE, which the
owni r can have by df scribing the properly
and paying lor this advertisement.
3t23 _ _ Jil]' ‘
f H IS is to certify, that my wi:e Mary /’. Unyts
-M- has left me witliout any just causi ; and 1
take this Oi>ix>rtunity lo Ibrbid all persons from
having any dealings w ith her, as I will not b.' re-
s|x)nsible for any of her acts; ami also from har
boring her, under tlie iH iially ol' the law. This
the lllli duy of February, |s.'l|.
WM. P^HAVES^
%^^AI. Ill .NTER t*LCO. have just rnonnry I
V V Hiiii are rt-ct'iv iiijf, al !tit.“drticli.'»i in their |
and (trortTV, a fresh a**®'*
r . .» it. rixl.tj* - uiiu .liijirr.H iv i'uriiicrs «foui
T ;’vM i' ‘■'‘'”“'0' ant to ai.jK’ar at our ncM SuiH'rior Court, to be held
lorlheeounty ol .Meeklenburg, at theCourl-IIouso
OianceK, me ApjiUg I a'x, liui^tns anil ,\iit.i ; i in CliarU)lle, on the Gth .Monday alter the 4th Mon
AnasMirtmentoit ORDI AI,.;^: I.emon SV la’P ; j .i^v m March next, and pl-ad, answer or derliuS
said Petition, or the same wiil be token pro con.
li’sso and heard ex parte.
Water and Hiitter Cl{.\('KEIJS ;
Large R.d HERIilNtiiS; ANHIOVVS;
Dl Tl'H ( lIEESi;, a new arlieie;
Philadelphia IlEER and .Nevv.irit * I|)I’R ;
India Crackers, and Phi>s|dn.rns Match l .i;^ht'
Young lly«on 'I'i:\: l arthein W Mji:;
Reailv made PA\T \I,OOX
C'in 1' ^ 1 -'U
I W itness, Sami. Henderson, Clerli of our said
’ 'ourt, lit oiric", the tith Moiuljy at>er the 4th Mon.
: day mSepleinb r, \ I). In'IiI, .md in the 6."ith year
*tl' t'Ur IndejH-Tidence.
SW’.I., il!:.M>l'|!-: i\ (\ V .9 C /,
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