Wtir SfournM*
CIIAKWJTTB:
JrWE 15, 1833. ^
authofwed luannounce William
j M 11^1*1 "* * to represent
till county in the Sewle.
We are authorized to announce the Tol-
lowing gentlemen ob Oandidatra for a aeat
jn the Hou« of Commona of the oe*l Gen-
,raJ Awembly;
WM.J ALEXANDER.
ANDREW UKIER.
UMW W»IJ(;HEKTY,
JOJU^ W. KINO.
H oaie aulhoriaed lo announce the Hon.
W. CoKJioR aa a Candidate for r«-
election to the ne*t Congreaa of the S.
[cOHlMWICATn).]
ttnperancI: meetino.
^ Wedneaday aventng, the Olh in«t. an
idjouroed meetiuK of the Charlotte Tern-
traoc« Society took place in the nrick
'hurcb in thia town, which waa filled to o-
trfli'wiaf. Thr Soriety was called to or-
rr by (ho Presi'lent, John Irwin, in the
hsir. At (he rrqurst of the President, the
nroneof Grace was fervently addr(>M«Mi
Ihe Rev. A. J. Leavenaworth, who waa
D. ccetW. accordinjj to appointnirnt, in nn
’^.■nentatite and (lersuaiire Address, b\
f Rrr. R. II. Morriaoo ; at the close of
THR MINERS* AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL.
RirirsiowD, May 20.—'rho remains of
Mr. JoiiBf KANDOLpn arrivel last night in
the SteainliOQt Patrick Henry, and were
carried to Mr*. Duval’s B«rding Houae,
where (he funeral service of the EpiscoMi
Church was read over them this mornine,
at ten o’clock, by Ihe Rev. Mr. Lee. Ac-
cording to the request of the deceased, ut-
tered a few wteka since, thia wa« ail the
ceremony, he having intimaled a wiali that
no funeral aermon might be preachcd over
him. I'he proccasion alarled a few min-
ul«!8 after eleven, and was followed by an
immcnHe concourse of people, as fur as' the
toll-gate ef Mayo’s Bridge. Thirteen min-
ute ifUfiB were firwl as (ho procession set
off, by a do(achm»int of (lie Artillery, under
the command of L>ieut. Hollins, as a token
of resi)oct entertained by that Company for
the memory of the deceased. Lieut. Ran-
doiph, who arrived last nijjht, joined in
Ihe procession. Juha and Johnny, whose
nsmes have berorne classical, and will go
down to poNterity in indissoluble union with
dial of Ibcir master, fbriiicd a conspicuous
part of the prficcssion. Our sympathies
were deeply atf rted by the silent and uiioe-
tentatioiis ^rie( »f the former, doun whooe
cheeks the tears trickled, as he assisted to
place the remains of his master in the
hearac. Strange as ihe deceaaed waa known
lo lie in his huntor», capricious as was his
I tempof, Rtid atnnll as his sym^tathy with
‘ mankind mif;ht Hp|>enr lo be.'be had yet so
contrived to entwine Ihe atfe. (kmis of the
p*«or AlrKiin arf^in*! him, (hat h*- has prob
ably never thouj;htof eiMing without him.
between 25 or 30 Indians and 12 or 14 ^ authenticated, is taken
white men, similar to the one which took * *"‘® Ithaca Journal:
niace there, «n (ho 29th April In.-t. The | Messrs. Mack & Andrus: If you should
Indians attacked with sticks, clubs and I think (he circumstance I am about to relate
rocks, and the assailed defended themselves i sufficicnily curious to deserve a pince in
with their mining t^ls. One white man your paper, it is at your service. On Sat-
had his arm broken in two places, and 6 or ' urday afternoon, I was en;;aged with two
7 Indians were dangerously wouinJed. The ! of my sons and a hired man, Reuben Havens,
whites retained possesion of the lot, the hold-1 in clearing a small piecc for a summer crop,
ing of which gave rise to the controversy, i Havens cut down a dry stump of a tree a-
Charletton Courier. bout twenty-five feet high ; as it was falling,
P * I perceived a striped anaho, about two feet
DrntJ. crossing a stone about fifteen feci
ir /o» 11. r 1" the o^.n- from the foot of the tree. The tree lell on
st?ambi! “i “> >‘s heing a little
this place ooiflat on the lower side%rto the shape of the
stone, the snake was cut in three pieces as
mo rn ti ' amuel Jfc-flers, w ho was sleep-1 smooth as it could have been done with a
denrr, i remained mashed
de ib^^rately walked offthe s.de of the boat, under the tree. If ,t had not heen witnes-
hHorls were immediately made to rejja.n | sed by four of us, and I had not evidence
his l>^y, but w^ithoul .success. Tlie de- of the fact to prove if, I would not dare to
ceased was a ros.dc-nt of Sangerfitld, Ouedia : lell what followed. The part of the snake
couii ), * t*H \ ork- I which had the hoad on, in ahout two niiniites
crawled under the tree to the tail end which
^ St. Loris, (Mo.) May 18.
TUt Cholera.— We announce for Ihe in-
furmation of our readers out of the city,
the disappearance of Cholera from our bor
ders. \\ e have not bfen able lo ascertain
Ihe e.xifitence of a single case since before
our last publication.— Times.
had worked itself to about a foot from the
stone in apparent agony. The head part
immediately took Ihe other part into its
mouth, and fairly carried it under the stone,
which was flat and about three feet over.
All this was so singular, that I had the
curiosity to make one of the boys watch the
stone until we quit work at night.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
irSTE:
1833.
15 Saturday,
16 Hundajr,
17 Mondaj,
lu T.., r’'
MOON-S phases.
47|fi3r
4 4C|7 iS
4 46,7 14^
For June, 1833.'
D. M. M.
Fall 2 6 29 room.
morn.
18 TurK4ay, 4 46i7 iJ * 6 29
1!) \Vcdncslav4 46i7 14i^'*** 10 T 0 morn.
20 Thur«Jay - U 46,7 5 49 •ft’n.
21 Friday, [4 45,7 24 10 8 morn-
D /VETTEVILLE, JUNE 11.
Brandy. C^niac a 2; Peach 65 a 60; An-
pie 4o a 50; Bacon, 64 » 7J ; Beeswax, 17 a 17J ;
Bapin^ 13 a 17 ; Coffee. 12* a 15; Cotton,
lOi a 114; Corn, GO a6&; Flazaeed, tl a 0 00 ;
I I' » 35; Iron. 4j a 6j ;
Lard. 10 a W; MolaB»ei, 32 a 33; OaU. 35 a 37;
: wrought, 18 a 301 Rum. Jama,
ica, 140 a 175; N. England, 45 a 50; Ricc, 4 a 4} ;
luinP.
14 a 18; Salt, Liverpool, 65 a 75; Turk’. I.land,
70 a 7o; Steel, American, 8 a 9; Eng. blirtrred
16al«; Oerman.14 al7; Tallow9ai0; Wheat.
80«85; Whi.key,30a35. ^
COLUMBIA. JUNE .8
R»fon 8 a 10; Bale Rope 10 a 12; Brandy Ap-
pie 40 a 50; Peach 0 a 75 ; Butter 18 a 2.5 ; edit
ion 10 a 12i ; Cotton Bagging Hemp 18 a 22 ; Tow
16 a 17; CofTce 14 a 17 ; t^rn 62J a 75; Flour
Country 5 a 6^ ; Iron Swedei 0 a 5; Country 4 a
5; Lead 9 a 10; Lard 9 a 10; Molasaes 40 a 50 ;
Naili 7 a 8; Oats 40 a 50; Rice 2| a 3; Sait in
sacks 2J a2J ; in bulk 75; Steel German 16 a 18;
Bliater 10 a 12 ; Cast 25 a 30; Sugar loaf 16 a 20;
Brown 8 a 12; White Havana, 12 a 14; Tallow
, rming,
h.rh, Ihe Secr«Ury was railed on to read „f hia age. The i.ameoi Ourr* W ouorr; kign.
: W Ourra in th. 71th yrar ''»'nng the past week, but, we «re happy to i ...aknig his esca,H^; we however caught it.
rd by l»v I'atlier o» lam d*l>i we com.
nirniuratc, t.i Itiv IVcUialton of Indef-rrdriii r, ii
«ai>nrt»lrd in our hurKi-ji| annal> with nought
•ignir of the tVi lira- |
■K Cuutilulion, for Ihe benefit of lho«e » ho
a (lispoaition to join Ihe Society, at the
-nrlufion of which twenty-three persons j >»ni illtifti>oi lir.
te in their namM to be eurolli>d as mem- i Indrimidmrr, and hIm> af\ rward* on the declino, ami not tar from low water !
mftdf a nri^aHirr a/»n>ral iKx f*. M ..f i. ^ .1
n. ll then
Inch motion was unani
.‘'ociety, that the
cold be requ«*>tt d _
ita tx-it meeling. 1 he Socit-(y then ad- ^ “• "***' --bn, d.uinr th.
J . .1 1 - If J I 1 •tO'-kcf! I\.nbiirr.in Cmr>rc- e . ^ i T»- . » ^
iwd to meet on tJie 1st UednesJa^ in tcii, and burnt .\of»alk. !lun».ih.r,«iih.s,*r. ^venJ cott-^f factorio«, «e are tr-M. have ' or lircr.—When Dr Franklin
itj. •«" Infoum. b«irkl.d on hif »naj. ark, and plar. d I er'Tltnl m (ieo'-gia, wiihuj a short “ j‘>tirn*ymaii printer in l^ondon, he
—the mu.kft in h«t.d», Hu » ho'c ^ub«■';.K■n« ! [>^i'iod. 'Ihe practiciil>i!ity of rond'iriin" i hoarded hunseif, and drank nothing but
Br«To-irBAir.r,F.»q. r^.torofthe Wr«. • ,I,MMr»tr'«*noi dir'^^«*"'^in'“lui‘i?**7’.durX^ e.-.fahli-‘iii*^i.is with h!«rks. seems which got him the name of the A-
n Carolinian, hat rt l.rcd fron. the man- •■•rrfir r,.f, rcd upr,n r ("’‘''‘‘J ‘ho tx|«riinfijl in ' »''T.run .^quatic, tiom his fellow workmen,
.nenl of ,1-t ^rn^. I. w.ll hereafter | o7i^e
aca, April
^ AOTICJK.
N Tliiiriday, the 25th day of July next, I
will seil at the Court-House in Charlotte, for
tlic Taxes:
On Tryon street. Square 27, No. 195, 198, 345,
3-10.
On College street. Square 1. No. 7.
Ou Trade street. Square 35, No. 234. 229, 451,
452.
On (siime Btreet.) Square 33. No. 468. 46*1.
On (same street,) Square 68. No. 466, 467.
On Slcthodist street. Lot No. 365.
On College street. Square 36, No. 248,240, or ro
much thtrt-of ns will pay and satisfy the Tbtcs
due. JOHN HLOAS, Former Sheiiff.
Jum 12, 1F33. 6wtd»
• €'. institute of Hdnration,
Annual Meeting of the North Carolina
i Ir.stitut* of Education will take plare on
Tuesday, the 25th of June, two days previctis to
the Coiniiienccment of the University. After
which time, will be d«-livered the Annual Adrtr»ss
and Lectures on the subjects appointed at the la^t
meeting, viz:
Annual Addr^s. by Jostm A. Hiix. of
WilmiDgton. First Lecture, on Lyceums and
Societies Ibr the diiTusion of useful knowledge, by
And au.oiety o.^i.een-rpyond | 'vhod.^..k largequa^ 1 ^^o^U.^b;
'.w employed in the pr««'cution ol curried up and df.v.n stairs a lorm of North-Carolina. by the Hon. F«edmick Nash, of
ia«t. that thi« iwlivulual, whi having; m.
ledtome n« foriety, has embarked, in llw
: f>ulirt which sailed froo) tiiat [wrt, fur
\erjxwl.
J. f)i .ixr, (Mb Secrr(ar> of the
m*:r), arrived in Waahin);t»n (‘ifv on
3l«t uh. lu take ufion hiiiisclf the ti»:i«'a
tbat Department.
_ e —
7^1* r.di&k* Jotirffii (4 .May 22 fumioht**
comboration of the r»>port
t iH« Stalf'Miian M the West is ahout lo
npf>car to [ V‘ u^-nj^ mi uiiTOiiimoiiiy quicK com- j ucation generally, will attend and unite in sup-
onlv tnie |>ositor.) r‘niiiMis us of William Duane, (wrting a cause of such vital importance to thp
therc^Uaeof (.VO, \V«.»,,nj(on-sadm.M»Uati..'i. j(;o opening Ihcir evra lo llin ,
••An».T,c,nAq».
Adam-, unrfrr the J.*.l . .,iy wt m tl.c pvinploms o( incrraMHl iiMlu^lry among our "hoarriyeil m this country alwut lortj
of In.. .\jtii.ii’iiraii.ii, h,. I' it had ' I'*'!!'’*-*’ cit,/rn« of (Jr^orcia. « til I'O noipd vear'i ago, a;id was said at the time to bn
well f.v.r ir.io cff. e), na« ».p .Ir,} ui.d. r Mr. J. |. ^ v. iih f.|f*a(jr'- «i i!.c .North. Jud »c (’l.ivion, eoniposc as niiich as any two
!lrTv^=r..VrL*ir'“\i‘, "u V' ' "O I «'> Iir.d» r-tand, w cii-j-f d Crf *-n|p!ir.! offi.’e, and also to write
ttktiy ajv of lorir, Mr. rcn,.?! to thiv • . . • to n » i.* ■
o.y ,n i?>y».ar,J c...„,nc..c,d b-i.in.a, a in manuliiriurm;: coiion. ‘he editor himselt. It was also
Stale.
By order of the Execntive Committee.
WALTER A. NORWOOD.
May 22. Recording Secretary.
cKji'l. Ill ihwin at ll« head ri a flouru!
hniiw lu Ihr t (.itii traj«-, and wa* I’rt m»i iiI ut lli.-
'Iirt!;jnl's lUr.k, and »ub»rjiKiillj' o!' :h- Ilank
nf A'>>iri«.j (III tin. t>r nkii |- out i.f tin-
with (jf'it Itritim in lfI2. he c)wcl his m r nn
Ulc tonrrrn*. ar.d, undrr tl.: full conviilion !!.»!
th* war wa» bt’th jufi and politu-.ptvr tlif wlnde
ycii urk Dai. Adr.
k' iri*(, Ibis summer, lo Ihe KMtern ‘ t»
^ the AdniiniL'*a!iofi—!.ftcrir J ihrrrm fn m 1^* pK>.
ff'irv C7m.—It aff'rds us ifreal | Ictis.
to l>amTmrn one of otir rilizi*!)*, wht
•■»«'*i»(ly rt■lurn^i from K'*nluckv, lha(
d»tiBgui»hel stntesiiian proposes pay-
»'UMt lo this section, durinjj Ihe cnau-
Kisoicr, ao«i (hat he will be m I’.iil'iio
Joir or in Aupii«t. Our ciIizpimi wtll
•t tlie arrival of l!ie I’re..id«'nt and his
*t» "ti^nnenl at the |.i»t Pre^idnilinl ran-
I'ut *•»(•« n-fTMrmlirriii;; poliliral mi^nxw-
• 4IVI ]ivikii.«i!«. "Iliey w ill bo(h be look-
ay^ ai nutiunal property, and as nich
rfc>iiud.
ordinary speakers with as much accuracy
0’.i>rn T mrf—Tn the rripn of rfrnrr VIM. .Sir in words at length, as short hand writers
li!7hr'. r!, Jii'fgr of Ihe Court of Common ^-tcnography. Of the credi-
I’lmm, wro*r a Trruti»e rniiilid the “ItcKk of l>dily ot'theso accoufits, tile American pub-
llu,!«ii.;rv," fro:n « hich Uic following is extract-, '*“** ‘'"'K son,
. ** illiam, being brought up to writing and
I editing, as well as printiiiir, wo now find
lilical friends with wiiom he hr.d al»ST* tx'''..re It i* a wives occupalmn to wynrn-c all man- l„.,,i ,i,,.
ac.rd, At>er Ihe cloae of Ihe war. Nlr, -.ft »° "a.lK-. and the tinted Slates
rrlurmd lo ii»li»r » of I lrhS. id, in E*". 1“'"•k* I'C.Vf. »t v\e corne, (rr.ip) and in I reasury l>cpartment, Without any doubt
Conneeticut, nociip»ing hin lilfin the quic t rtil»i. ^ [Jo'" "'"I'- help her hu»liand lu fill the niucit of his fitncss for the oftice.
»»'ion ol a tkrm, and tl.e aoriety ol hi» | ha^ nc or duiij rart, dri\e thr |iIoii;;h», to load ) J" f’offl. Adv.
Mr waa *om^ etil. d by (».e t. tee of hif f. II««w- O*!'’ I"
cilrr-n* to [irr .de rv r the M -e—aa his father ‘market and « l buMi-r, chr st, iiiilk, | ri/i’nnows.—Somo bluik hearted villain or vil-
for roanr vrar» h^d !.«.. t.i :,.re—and for ten pvgg. ,, geeee, «'id all
iiici^."i»r r|rrii't>s he wa»('huM.:i tjoTcriior of j in this pliiee, a ll'ir tiight* since
«'«inr.'.icu*. j Ladirs of eighteen hurulrrd ar.d ll.irty fhree; town Free Prct-a of V\ cdnesday last. f.nd poisoned
At IS. rt. e or tl IS jKri'vl I- rrmovrd to thi* j „hat do you Ihii.k of ihu W ai not Ihe Icurncd • ^ W«r» beloi.cuig lo .Y.-ssrs. Stock-
Iilr, to t» in ll..- M'II Ii V of hia cliildren, wh.i n.... i ii . i. . i j .i, ton i Stoktn. niai! conir&cto/M. .Vr. Bvltzhoover.
>. with h«.arlv ffO'nJ ffM'lin", diM’'»Moir “‘J. •‘'"■K *'* o wn c , o ur cn ® projirietor of the Gl^hr, has «?Ted a reward of
f frffilom of tl unfit a #T I I ■ ■ I f • and pin at), hi li.i« h.Ti-b» athetl lii» la»t ) tl.r *cx n ith Ul«rs almoat hercu!can> As old fiity dollars for any intbrniation that may lead to
, , ^ n 1 ra I \ o ehararter of Mr. W.'lrott ws« alronglv 'rune parses on, he bring!* his changes—inany of, the detection of iLu inhumaii monsters.
.™»m. .,«) ,he cairtesy di«. to tu..lor> ;
p i»aieiiteoi Itie iiinw»iti*t.ti ne«p. kindn^N and B „ , he dis[H>9ed of at a victualling cellar
unpin ity. W ith stron” orciiial pt.wers, which Ua.timore I uirrr. | ... i
tor one dollar, and engaged a dinner from
rrjfitrian l.al.- U is ststed on the au- I for two shillings; at which he ate up the
TO H£,VT.
GOOD two story Dwelling Hnusa
on Trade Street, very suitable for
plait'd that he could report the lan^uag3 of | a private family. For particulars apply to
May3!,H.W.
MARY NOWLAN".
t43
T'l' N»lir^na! Inti lligerwer of ih^ .11 in*l.
V “tilt President of tnf I’l.iled ift.itt s,
Mil), will leave this rity, on Ins tour to
*.i»i»ard, about Thunxiuy next.
Ttm or Avrav.— Vrir/w»rt Mrrniry
^rr, Saturiiay tnorrting, Junr 1.—'I'h.'
iiniitMtion of the witiiesars iii Ihis tri.il.
on 1 hurwlay aHernrion, after having'
'pied the (’oiirt for 20 ilays, 109 have
'1 '•tamined for the prcaecuiion, and 13.’
't>e pris.ii(er. Artrr the argumvnia of
''"••el and a rhargr from Ihe Jud^, Ihe
brought in a verdict of not ffnilfy.
^'marlahlf f’ar/.—The Plauninn (Vir-
’’’v) Sp^iBi„r of the 21th ult. wys;
'’j'f'f* a storm, lust wrek, a geutlcnian
’ni' (ilsce «ho w as an oixt of I ha roads a
* fii|p*fr„q, town, disliuctly raw a lurgtt
' ^ f*^i the clouds, into the n>ad, a
^ oiMance before him. There was no
**'• and Ihe snake was at a
^‘ •eraM^ height when ho firnl noliceil it.
' «naltn wr* Hup|NiHed to lie of the water
anl was alive. It was ihnjbdess
^nup in It water spout or whirlwiud.
York that
tH’WNpaper out of the
Ui been decided in New
’''"'"nsn takes
oIFkc, or liAs and renils it when Utft at
riiT*^’ 'a *** addreas, without or-
j ‘'••continuitl, hn Iteconifs res|K>n-
I payinpiit of tho siibwription,
“ subw-rilier, al-
* ‘""y never Lave ordered it.
ihi-slirriiig event* of the ri'vnlulionary dsTi
rhich Im: was iMirn early devolnped, he had ac-
quirri a haliit nf ai If rrlniice, whuli little fiUvd , thorily ui the liutfalu Journal, that la)>l week Lieut. ^ w hole tnikey, and made off, leaving tiie
him Tor UmI aort of (»-.|iti. al cooperation whieh John.iun, oi'the lililh reKiiiitnt of tho Riitixh Army, maQ qJ the cellar minus six shillines be
— f,™ ,.,h„ ,h.n ,„h, M- ~ ; „jo, co„k,„g, ar.„,.„c,X
aimiHl al 0»r rirht alwata, and st ail rvenf*. ac
eoidiiig to hit tni>t eu40 u tioiis ; and il any qiiea-
lioord hi* jii.Igim nl, non* e.iuld im|>rach hla hon
esty and siiiceiiiy. — .Imrru-sn.
Boston Pott.
A^ircdote.—A few days since, a little rag-
retiirn, a :l^taneeo^se\*.nty two miles, in eighteen
hour*, which teat w as |>er!brme«l hy him in aeveD-
lt n hour*, with apparent rase, inciuding erusFiiig
ihe.Niacnra rinr, from Watt rloo to Wlaek Rock. , , i ' l •
'I'lie day »a« \ery hot and sullry, and the roids ; Urchin was SC'Iit by a mechanic to Col
vtre n.uch brokiu up by tlie puMoun heavy rain*, i h'Ct a small bill which had but just become
—i— I due. Uo began iii the usual way, but be-
(>n Sunday evening, two gentlemen both resi-1 coming more and more importunute, at
lhat the crop has likewiwe siiMained , «l«'nt in this city, qmrrelled about a lady, whose : length tilo gentleman’s patience being ex
■ . ' i.a.... M-!«.«»« A kwr^ii* . > ■ . . mr ■
I'ht Crrtp. — Wo hear with re
gret that tho rv*t ha'« made its sppearaiicr
the NN heat fi)-!ls in this vicir.itv, and
,r..m roccn. .,,.1. -.l!
h‘»vy rmnft, mj h th« hcodM pnrtiall} ^ and Ihc other acrrpirH it. The party challinprd
Iwatfn down by the former, and the blooms
wash« d off by ihe latter. We hope howev
er Ihe ilainage has not extended far, and
that a medium crop may yet be harve«iel.
(/’«ler»6ur;f (l a.) Inlriligfnetr, 3I«( ult.
Crrpt.—11 is st.nled in one of the Ala
bama pap-rs that the worm is cotnmilling
frt'al liHVoc w ith the crops in somo parts
of lhat State. Wc understand lhat several
chose a n cond who was up lo siieli matters; and
the UoHjiur, w lio sent Ihe invitation, waa lucky
enuU|;h tu li|;ht on a man of tho aanie temper.
.Arrangement* wire made for battle a Coutrance ;
and Smith’s I*land—opponte to Walnut strei t
w harf, on Ihe Delaware, and not half a mile distant
from the tish market, was choaen aa tho field of
ai lion. Three shota were tired at ten pacea. At
the third, the challi nged psrtv fill; and his adver
sary ran like Mr. Cluttrrhick before tho ghost of
l'ot!y lit^ptnc^mhain. Hih *eeond wished him to
stick il out; but he never rested till he got on his
.LI I own side of the Oeleware; where he now liea, if
I armers lu this cotmty coinpol- | miMnformed.shivering and ahaking,
lel to plough up their fields ol rotttm and '■ e«n.ianf fmr of b«-ing arrested, arrained,
plant them in corn. (Iwing lo the wet tried and hanged, Ibr Iht murder of a man who
•nrinir. and iho scarcity of seed, tho cot- j is alive and kicking. His antagonist had more
not b« aa great as was antu i|>ateu. 1 he to turn the atlair into a
irAenf crops, a few we ks ago, were very j„ke [1‘htladtlftlna Inqutrer.
promising, but tho lato heavy rains have ——
inaterinllv iniur.*d them. From all we can i A Cmtrnariiin.—.Mr. Zr^AS PrrKHAM,
ascerluin, Ihe Planter’s prosp*>ct is not very | of this Town, on .Monday Inst, the 20th in.st.
bright, and if he suffer, all claiacs and coii. j mitered on the One humlrrd and First
ditions will feel the shock. IVor of his A/irc/—.Mr. Peckham id a
[ n asMnglon (6Vo.) Acir», 30lA tJt. 1 Kovoluliwary pcusioDcr.-'.'/frn/ry.
hnusted, he said lo him, “ You need not
dun mo so sharply, I am not going to run
away at present.” “I don't suppose you
are,” .said the lad, scratching his heal—
“ but mtj master is, and he wants the mon-
—Sa.^h. (iaz.
TaARRii:r,
In Washington Cily. on the 30th nil. hy the IJev.
Mr. Jones, .\Tr. Charles Ramtry, Editor of the Ra
leigh Constitutionalist, to .Miss Caroline H. duugh.
ter of Col. H. .\shton, of the former place.
\ KG KOKS W AXTE l>.
I WILL H.re .f or ,■» Negro boys for tho bal
ance of the year, or hy the month. Ten or
twclva years of age would b^ preferred.
THO. A. MERA.
J«nrl3, 1K)3. '4Qtf
TAKK-\ UP
€'al»»teVs MPictionury
OF THE HOLY BIBLE,
Rttitid, wtth targe adiiilion* by E. Robinson, D. D.
K think we may safely proneance this ih«
▼ ” best work of Ihe kind, within the same
compasii, in the English Language, and we think
the sound Biblical Scholar will more highiv ptizs
this volume, than the quarto edition in 5 volumes,
w hich at one time sold for #45.—N. Y.Obterrfr.
A writer in the ^iritof the Pilgrim’* apeakinj
of this book, saya it is “one which to those who
are studying the Bible, i( tcill be expensive not to
purchate."
I’rice $.5—small ediUon $1, for sale at the Char-
kitte Book Store by D. GOULU.
Jujne 7. tJ3
Sunttaf/ Srhool CeUbration.
IT IS now quite lommon in every part of our
country, and, we conceive, quite prowr to dc-
vote tho FofSTH or Jdlv to appropriate Keligiciia
Services. Accordingly arraogementa have been
made by the “Charlotte Sunday School I’nion” tor
the delivery of an Address before the Sunday
Schools of the village and of the neighboring con.
gregationa on that occasion this year. And it is
sinccnly desired that as many of the Sup«Tint«'n-
dants, Teachcrs and Pupils of Sunday School.^
and of the friends of the cause, whether connec
ted with the .American Sunday School Union or
not, aa can make it accord w ith their convcniencf,
will favor us with their presence. The exerrise.
will commonre in Ihe Brick Church at 11 o’clock.
A. M. and all the youth nrc requested to be present
in sulHcieut season to join the procession.
.lOHN IRWl.V,
1). PARKS.
JAMES H. ORR.
Cnmmiltee of ^4rrongcrnnr.
Charlotte, Jime 1, 1^33. ______________
Tlir Aiiirricaii Farmer,
Edited by (Jidi'oii B. Smith, is issued every Friday,
i:> B;illimor(',ati.'>|>erannum,inadvanee. Con-
ttnls of the I2th Xunilx r. XV Volume.
Editorial; Ladies Hortirullural Magazine anj
Floral Ri'giitler; Fruit Trees. C«terpillU’s, Arc.—
Extract of a I.«tter from Commodore Porter to J.
S. Skinner. Emj. with some .African Beans, and an
account of a (.ame Bird found in Turkey—Strewr
Salt over your Asparagus Bods—Splendid Oil .Mill
for extracting the Oil from Cotton Seed—Md. Hor-
ticultural E.xhibition—Foreign Market*—Letti r
from Richard K. Meade, Esq. un the Boiiefita like,
ly to result from the F.«t«bUshnient of Agricultu
ral Schoola—On Reclaiming Swale I^nds—.Ag
ricultural Improvement best eft'ccted by Ihe Fs-
labliKhnient of .\gricultural Societies anil tht Dis
tribution of Agrieultiiral Papers—l>n the Propri
ety of Perniaiieiit raslurca—Learhed .\shes tor
.Manure—Harrowing in Turnip Se«'d—Practical
lliiit* on Vegetable I’hvHiolocy—lliirticulture Re
commended—On the use of ^It as a Condiment
»Y S.impson Doator and entered j for IV>inettic .\nimals—On making Butt«r—In-
on the Eslray Book of .Meek-1 tercstiiig ExfH’riim uta on Food for .Aniiual*—
lenburg, a bay HtlRSE, about fnir. 1‘rires Current of Country Produce in the Ntw
teen years old and was shtH'd befon York and Halfiinore .Market*—.\dvfrtiseni-'nt>.
and marked with the saddle and val-
uedat Filty JOB l^KlX'nXG
/unt l'\ * t-H I ki’idr, Tiratftf c.rcfutcd at this Ofict.