THE MINERS’ AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL. '
tkt Encyclopedi* imr*ean«.
J0MN8TO" BiAKKfc*, a Captain id the U.
navy during the l«le war, way born
^land, ID October, 1781. Two years
hit father, Mr. John Blakely. er»|.
Lf«l to the .V*
R|m,r.*ton, North CaroUna. Y«i»g ^
1 piswd, in rnivereity of
Mb Carelina, being intended for tli« law.
L lather died the year after. In the year
circuniBtancea haviuj; deprived B.
1,1^ „«.auB of Bupport, he loft Collejje, and,
he next year, obtained a midnhipinan’a war-
L Id h* was mode n muster corn
tjmanJ »f‘he "’••sp- V‘ ’
111 in with 1“**^'’'“'“"“^ majoBty sship Ucin.
Lr in lai- degreca UO minutes. 'I'hiii
[jp be look, ■fte'' “«
riie lM8®f ‘**® Amnncana wus 21 killed
L mounded {that of the eueniy, 67. The
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CIIARLOTl'K:
^ WATtJHDAtli;i>l'KMBER T7r«:i^
ELIXTION RirrURNS. ^
Randolph Henry Ft. Klliott, K. Abriiliini
Browvr and Alexoiiiler ^'unniugiiani, C.
Mammoth Sqmnh.—A gentleman in this
vicinity raised this season on the plantation
whom he lives, a Squash which measured
1 feet 9 inches iu cirLuinference, uud weighs
08 (Hiunds.
We have received the first No. of “ The
Harbinger,"' a periodical published at Chap
el liili, by Mr. Isaac C. Putridge, under the
superviiiion of the I’roffssors of the Univer-
[»t(ttJ«r was cut to pieces in wch a man-1 | j^;orth.Caroliua. It is neatly prin-
««i to render It impossible to anve her; , , ,, , , .
2 ‘be wus accordingly set on fire. Alter ! “‘»rcd with iiiterestii.c mailer.
M the Wasp put into L Orieiit, from
^cb port she aail«*«l August *27, and four
L, tfterwards falling 111 with 10 sail of
UhaDltnen, under convoy of u ship of the
Uihc succeeded in cutting ofT(MH> »f the
I’ersuiui wisiiing to sub-scribe can see the
(laper by calling at this oilice. Its terms
ar« three dollars per annum, payable jear-
ly in advance, or four dollars if payment is
evening of tlie firat of Sep-1 di layed six months alU*r the commence-
^•r, 1“H. ahe fell 10 with four sail, two j ment of each subscription year. The fol-
L Mcb bow, but at considerable distanws mitice of the paper we copy from the
U, Mch other. 1 he first was the brig *■ '
Kir Avon, which struck alW a severe J f>l*«rver.
[lifto; bat cnptnin II. could not take pos- w e hail the apjmarance of this paper, as
L.« 0* another enemy v^as apprijaching. |Joe which proriiiset to improve tho lileiurj
P fnemv, it seems, however, was called ^ taste of our citizens, and keep awake the
f to the Bssistaace of the Avon, which I spirit of laudable enlarprise ; and provo u
twiw siiikinc- The enemy re[>orted j constant lucentixe, to wlmlover is fitted to
they hnd sunk the Wasp by the first | elevate |«T».4ial ch;ifu« ter and cuhanre i!io
[ ilnido;but she was arterwards s|M»ken'^t interestsuf the cwminuiiMy. 'iliuruuie
t a ves*;l otf the Wortern Isles. Alter few uieo to whi»tii, iu many frf»mls ol' vien ,
I we hear of her no more. In his |»t‘r-, tlie State of Noiiu-Luroliuu ib / muLb m-
h, captain B. w^s ratfier below the luid- 'dc!>ttd, as to th« venerable inau who pp>
stature; his e)cs black and oipressive, *ides over our rniversity, the Kev. I'r.
r roaiin'rs mild, manly and unitsniming. Culdwell; aud if we inintnke not, tio is ii i«
1 long his brother officers h« wa* consid- lajiiig us under n«!w and incretiaod obli^a-
as a man of uncommon intellect, cour. tions, by his rich cnniributiuiis to the col-
k and professional fckill. He was mar-. uinna of 'I'fie Ilarbinfu r. Hit eminent a-
U'ln iieccmber, lPl3, to a lady of New bilitu s, and tiio readiness and cheerfulne«i
brk* and Icf* an i«lv daughter, who re- with which be hnbituully devuics tiiein l»
kved one of llte most aflivting tributes of tlie prcuiotioii of the be>t intere»t8 of the
.lie gratilude, which have occurred 111 State, uiu tot. well known to uced anj eu-
I htkturv ef the Tnitctl Stales. ’I’he ; logy of ours. Wo ho|>e thii p:i(>er will tie
i»laluro of .North Carolina, I)*ceinl»er e»lenivelv patront/-d ; lur when uc c:ou«^i-
!'!«, srter prescribing tlni desiinatiuii der the t.iirn(s that anj pledged f>r liUing
ihe sMord they had voted to captain its Cbhimiei, we hazard notliin;{ 111 s:i>ui^,
, “ Revolved, uitanirnously, that captain , that, for whatever is calculated to instru'-l,
siLflv** child be educated at Ihe expense to edify, an«l to unpn»ve, it need not :.hriiik
this Sute; and that Mrs. Illakelj be re. from a compari-ton with any other paper m
^ to draw 00 the 'I’reasairer of this . the I nited ist^tcs.
Irom time to tiroa, for su» h sums ot'i —
. shall he required for the educa- —Toe Cumcien Heacon of the
.* l..t said child."’ 3d iohI. Metes that private letters were rc-
■ (ceived in that placo (rom iji\tr|Mol, last
Hrnrr, b.rau*e bir J c^rdtl a'an^r,” j
'0 §«•« It fctat»^ that MHint \esuviu.H, , V . .
w>e„ ,n prt.tt> full blast siiK-e the last cents.
- - -r.n„3-brave they must ' ^ .rugate,nont of the votes.
as far as we li.i\f rcc*-‘net), on tho .\imiid-
inetit ol thu >talu t 'oiistilulion.
Mjv ; and the c0r
^v« foil. rleJ in great numb»*ra round
I ’.he craier, to »iin«-5s the thr*>«i, and
I- tlwi fi.'iiu^, and cmders, and lava
U J forth from thu funnel of tho interior
L«i. l5-i»ths aro s;iid to Us erei:t»-d with-
I -'i'rl di^t^nce «>f the elgc of the crati r,
relreslirnoiits to thosw
f. 1 tl.i» trrmbhni'of the iwHintaia, j
I w«ih liie lava a>* it runs down il^ \V dkes
I —the biirninj cinders as tliey nso,
or lik»*, into tli« air, and the
'‘ni;;;le«, ever an ’ anon, thruugh the
[ : 1 ihtiinn of smoke, w hich shad. s eve 11
» '• >y hi avens. Tlie fate of I’iiny. and
[ I'V ;t« whirh hare l»eon buried bv e-
.-l.vii ndincnt
Mecklenburg Hi.'iti
llutherloid
(luii* >rd
■ M-.titiromorv
fr».m v».lc.imK s, pas* like a dream '
hii ‘uth pec>f(!r—and all that p*nto«s un-
f loi (t J to such scenes wi>uld feel, is
r up*-n who aro the dtiily witnes-
p w li B(ij;v>t and tcrrifving s|>ertii-
f>- only who are br«d aniidxt
f rs, |i 11 un- i*m;ern.d w hen Kurrronnd-
r • (Iici'i—ihr fntiid. and th">' who -im
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thr (\vi-\tilutinn.—Wo an^
ifl.id to lind that tho citi/.eiis of .tones coun
ty have resolved, ftt .t m»*» ting hehl at tho
Court House 111 Trentan, “ tliiit our Stati'
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('hanpc of
„ . . , , r  ourt House in 1 reman, “ tliiit our State
. ,«rtionof th. peop.eof ,|,o„ld l»e altei.-d or anieiid. d.”
- Ijland are exertmg tl.ri.mdves to
Knl llio II -iiorahle I h^tiiam I.. Hur ^
K..;j.%.nr. i.reHcnta.g that State in i ’ one of tho.se s.imll coun-
f . ii.d what IS remarkable, soino of tho
[ partiz^io. oi Mr. Hurges appear government hv the proposed
»'-'>trat:orin.hoirop(Km,t,.>n. .Mr. Bur- chaugr.-rayc«.r.//c Obs,rccr.
I «ag one of tli»« nifx^t ai tue, eloqtimt,
r 'I- ■'ul inemlM;rs of the U'-t ('oncri'*?!.
,,, 1 11 . . I I,- .\itrfotton.—A bale ot new Cotton, (the
It I’ iroUble that th»w* very quahln a- . , 1 V
, „.i , , .. I I ir~t tliat hasI'een hroiirht toniarkel)—Irom
' B!«1 iiiHieations ol usilulness, make , . , r 1 #’ 1 i-
, , r,., . the II antation ol I^awis ( mles, l,sq. was
» murk lor i*ttv maliee. 1 ho man , 1 1 . .
. I j r .VI sohl in this puKO on I uesilav last at
p dt his desk in Congress ot’I’mis
M''"', in.ikcs no enemies, and becomes
f-o "* hi;- negative p'failiuity.
I nittd StaUi Gazrtk.
• ' :r tnval ol!'.c-' rs tell t!te f.>llow ing nner-
j hile one of Ihe nationnl ^hips wer«
I 1! Ill iljtiiptiiii iioads, a laiid.siiian of
F ■ Tl'earnttre caiiie on boaril to sc'e the
f'r; i’Ut roiidiH tid With w> hltlo courtesy
M ’ ill lor the reproof of tho I.inutunant
"''111:111.!. “I would have you know,"
liimlsinnn, “that I am part owner
f o,„| impiidi nce
,'in iliOai- v,r have eni)iloved to takocharge
The I.i^iilenant f.lip|»ed a sluer
J f'HP ol the fiporjr, and pressintiUK it,
' Ih.-p-, Sir, isyoiir |Hirti«>n,—tnko it
po n-'horo iiist,n,||\ or we will throw
"'crtU tafrail.”—A. Y. Jour. Com.
('arKo,—’I’ltc brig 'I'ry, from
, ' *(lloiiija) arrived at tins port, has
''ml a rmtlcsuuke, a lieur and a (lfci’.
JlcraU.
plii
centx. This is the highest pricc that hus
Ixen given this season. “ lliirnih for’’
CuUiden.—Camiirn .fournal, Jlla/ ult.
First of the nnn ('rop of Cofton rccrirrd
in lhi.1 I'tli/.— I hreo Iwiles of new Cotton
wero rcrct'ived yesterday aftemoon—oije
was from the plantation of.IoiiN IIoi i man,
I'sq. of Orangeburg, w hn li w as pnrchas« d
by l>^vll» Cl.AV^(>^, at H cents pr Ib.—
oii(> ol'thi* others was from the plantation of
Hr. John S. Hr.i.i.iNcrK, of nuriiwell His-
trict, hut we did not b arn whero the third
was raised. The quality is very good, fckim-
pl«s may b«* sfMn at this oilice.
( harh ston Cotirii r, '■i'^th ult.
A lot of four bales New I'pland ('olton of
lino ipialitv, sold on ’I'hursday at 1'' eenis,
the first piueel that has jet bceu sold tor
sliipmunt.—ill. yis flit.
r.iirth,jtitikc.—Alsjiit simrise, on Tuesday
lust, a slight shock of an earthqiikae was
RIt 111 this pldcc.—iftar, '■llth vU.
Yesterday. (Tuesday) about 6h. 27m. A.
M., the shock of an Karthquake wassonsi-
bly felt in this place—the motion was quick
and tremulous, but of very short duration.
1/iilifox J\. C. Advocate.
Baltimore, August, 27.
Wo are informed by a very respectable
citizen, that a very sensible slux^k of an
Earthquake was felt this morning about a
quarter past six o’clock.
An afTair of honor took place near this
town, on Friday evening last, between J.
Hemphill, F-sq. Editor of the Sumter Ga
zette, and Capt. M. M. J^evy of this town.
We are happy to say it terminated without
any serious injury to either of the parties.
Mr. Hemphill was slightly wounded in the
fiistol h.nnd. Mr. H’s pistol was nut fired,
the jar of his antagoriist’s ball having let
dow n ihe barnrner. Much credit, it is said,
is due t« both gentlemen for firmness.
Cainden Bcacon.
William Gaston, of North Carolina, and
'I’homas S. (trimke, of South Carolina, are
two of th" nobk'st and purest spirits of the
South—able men—eminent statesmen, tried
patriota. Why are they not nominated for
some of the honors of their country?—and
why cannot their nomination be sustained
by the whole southern press.—Alex. Gaz.
A stmplr fad.—'I'he amount of specie
in the \aults of the li. S. Hank, on the 1st
1 ultimo, uas&lO, OO'^, HlO (Irt—th« amount
I in the vaults i>i'all the State Banks in the
j I’nion, is estimated at SIO, O.'iS, (i.jO.
I I’ouhon'a Daily Ado.
I 'I’his Jivfressinpcomplaint,
, '.vhii h carries oil’ so niany of our valuable
‘)oijii;f men uiinually, is stated, m a well at-
' tested ca;-e, in a late niiniber of the AVir.
ll t^land i'urmrr, h«t^ l*^« 11 eurrd by a very
>*iiiiple reiiK ti), viz. ihr itihaliiif; of thi ga.
, seciis yf rfume of the ('Monde of JAmc.
j 'I'lie person wIm*^; case is here relerrcd
i to, is \ears old, had been much reduced
' by the di-^-ase, his lungs being badly ulcer-
..It’il, and he daily became worse, so that his
■ |.h\ -icians cave him u[> for lost. It is sup-
pov d that he couched up two quaru ol iluI-
t»r (Voi’i his luii^'s in the ‘J 1 hours.
liaxi i;: M-eu an acc«»unt of the experi-
ini-itis in I’uliiionnry compiaints, made by
I)r, CotUnu, o{' I’ari-*, witii Chloride of
l-une, the friends of this young man had
rec.-Hirse to this sir.iple reii.edy, I'roin which
tlie paM nt li’tind liiimediate relief, and is
I r.ow (iuiK r- ;ai>M:ig health and strength.
I 'I he (.’hliirin* IS dissolved in soft water,
nnd then a httie vinegar put to it, and ap
plied to the noaO by a nig, or in any other
couveuieat way.—JSat. Intelligenctr.
I Ihstrurtire rjfccts of Lightning.—A
I thunder storm, more tiiaii usually UL!.truc-
' ti\e in Its clfifls, pasM’il over Newport, R.
I. on Suntiay t'ortnicht. 'J’he liL'htninii
jSti-ufkin vaiioiis parts of the town, doing
trreai damage. 'J'hc Mercury gives these
i-ji tr. ulars—A houn in l5road street, occu-
: pied by Mr. Uol»ert Franklin, jr., was
>!ne k with lightning, and Ins wife, and a
j child, the d iu;;htor of Mr. John Ahny,
Iwne iustaiifl\ k'lled. Mrs. Franklin was
|siltin„' at the ti.ne near the lire place, with
jtheehild in her lap, and a dog by her side,
; when the lightnin;' descenikd the cliiinney,
I .ifrtl they wi-re all lounddead in that jKisition.
Tlie house o| Mrs. I‘. Muinford, on the lull,
I was aNo stru' k and much injured, the light
ning ha\ m;; struck ls)thchiinnies,aiid forced
I Its wav down the side of the chamber and
lower njoins, from whence it passed out of
the window. 'I’liree houses on the Point
w»-re also struck, but were not much injured.
In Middletown, the lightning also struck in
two places, (hi the farm of tho late John
Ch^iso a stack of grain was struck, and en-
lindy consumed; and on the farm of Mr.
i’ardon lirowu a stack of hay was consumed.
j The Ciioh;ra.—A Physician, who at
tended Cholera patients in the Ohio Peni-
trntiary, states a remarkable fact : not a
single case occurred either among the at-
tondants upon the hospital, the guards, or
itlie family of the kee(>er. In describing
, the dis«'ase, he remarks, very strongly but
I exprej'Fively, that “ a man in a |)erlect state
I ol collapse Vrom Cholera, is a licing coriise,
and will as certainly have to b« speedily
buried, as he will certainly die.”
I Is the Fourth Auditor s|»ecially paid for
■ serving as the President’s Agent 111 relation
to the dijMnitis!' Has ho not enough of
j husin> ss, as Auditor, to occupy all his time ?
; If so, ought not the job to have been given
1 to some person who.-»e time and taculties
wero not already ilue to the nation, that’
pa\s tho salary. Could no disengaged in-
idi\idu:il ls had, suitable fur the ingenious
errand ?—Vu/. Gaz.
!\riwtuttl Motion.—We sen it stated
that “ the grand desuleratuni of Perpetual
Motion has again been discovered. A
French watcli-nuker, of Montevideo is this
tune, s;iid to lie the “ fortunate holder!
|)iscovered “again.” hat a pity that it
w ill not stay discovered.—Balt Pat.
An rit phnnt, jK'rhaps the largest ever
seen in this country, arrived here on Fri
day. in the Hrig Treaty. He is .siiid to bo
lect H inches long, from the end of his
snout to tho end of his tail—and 8 feet 9 in
ches high. The pricc asked lor him, wo
understand, is ^{jOOO,^l\nusi/le(inia'i.
Kkntccky.—Tho Lexington Intelligen-j WEEKLY ALMANAC,
cer of August IGth siays—“ Wore we ever SEPTEHBERTSun
dis|K>8ed to exult over political opponents,
when succoss crowns our efforts, we cer
tainly should have good cause, in the re-
suit of the Congressional Elections which
havo just terminated in Kentucky. They
exhibit a triumph of National Republican
principles, cheering to every well wisher of
our country, and of its institutions.” Fur
ther, says the same paper—“At the last
Congressional Election we succeeded in
olectmg/oi/r out of twelve members to Con
gress : the present Election has resulted in
the choice of ten National Republicans out
of the thirteen to which Kentucky is enti
tled.” From the Kuine paper we copy the
following :
The defeat of Mr. CniXTENDEN, in the
lx)iiiaville district, is as much regretted as it
was unexpected ; but this loss is amply made
up by the success of our candidates in every
other district but two in the State, and iu
two or three where the contcst was con
sidered unpromising, and doubtful.
From the 1st Congressional District, we
have reports that Mr. Bovo has succeeded
over Mr. Lyon, (both Jackson men.) We
have seen uo returns from any part of the
district.
Report says, that Mr. Hawes is elected
to Congress* by a a majority of 160 votes
over Mr. 'ruoMi*soN. It is also reported,
that these gentlemen were about to settle
a personal dillercnce by a resort to the pis-
! tol. Mr. Hav\£s renounced Jacksonism in
I his Circular, afti r the adjournment of the
1 Ikst Congress.—Mat, JntelUgincer.
j Important RAit-noAD iMruovrMExr.
I —We learn that Mr. Young, a skilful me-
; chanic of Norfolk, has invented a simple and
: cheap machine to protect passengers and
' property from the sparks emitted from
Ilail-road Locomotives.
Tlie New Orleans palters announce the
Yellow Fever as having broken out iu that
city. Its ravages, as yet, are confined to
strangers and unaccliniated rcbidtnls.
1833.
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MOON’S PHASES.
7 Saturday,
8 Sunday,
9 Monday,
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THE MAKKETM.
FAYETTEVILLE, SEPT. 3.
Drandy, Cog. 81} a2j Peach 55 a 60; Appio
45 a.50; Bacon 8 a 9; Beeswax 17 a 17|;
13 a 17 ; Coffee 13^ a 15; Cotton 11| a 15; Corn
57 a 63; Flaxseed 91 a 1 25; ('lour a 6 ; Fea.
tin r» 34 a 30; Iron 4^ a 5i ; Lard 10 a 00; Mo-
lasiies 35 a 36; OaU 35 a 37; Naili, cut a 6^ ;
wrouglit 18 a 20; Rum, Jamaica 140 a 1 j ; New
England 45 a 50; Rice 4 a 4}; Sugar, brown 9}
all; common U a ; Loaf and Lump 14 a 18 ;
Salt, Liverpool 65 a 75 ; Turk’i Island 70 a 751
Steel, American d a 0; Eng.blistered 16a 19; Ger .
man 14 a 17; Tallow 9 a 10; Wheat 85 a90j
VVhukcy 30 a 35; Waol 19 a 20.
CHARLESTON, AUG. 26.
Cofton, upland, 00 a 00; Rice, prime, 93 l-IC a
3} ; inferior to good, a 3; Flour, auperfiDe, 5 a
7j; Corn 58 a G8; Oats 41 a 45; Whiskey 32 a
36; N. E. Kum 35 a 37; Brandy, Apple 38 a 45;
Feach 53 a 60; Beeswax 17 a 00; Tallow, Caro
lina. 11 a 1U; Mackerel, No. 1, $7 a 00; No. 2, 5
a 5] ; No. 3, 3| a 3J; Bacon 8 a 9; Hams 11 a
13i ; Lard 10 a lOJ; Nails, cut, 5J a 6; Bagging,
Dundee, 11 a 24; tnw' and flax, 15j a 17; Balo
Rope 6 a 10; Cog. Brandy li a 3; Holland Gin 1
a 1 ;l; !on, Russia and Swedes, S4 a 00; Salt, Tiiv.
erpool, in bag:3 of 4 bush. 91 g a 00; in bulk 33 a
00; T. Island 45 a 00 ; Sugar, Havana white, 10
a lU; brown 7 a 81; muscm-ado 8.J a 10; St.
Croix and Jamaica 8 a 10^; New Orleans 8 a 10;
Molasses, Cuba, 30 a 32; N. Orleans, 37 a 38; (^f^
fee, prime green, 12J a 14; inferior to good, 11 •
12i ; Hyson tea 70 a 90.
Nortb-Carolina money, 1^ al| per cent discount.
Savannali and Augusta Bank Bills 1 a 1} per cent,
discount Commercial Bank of Columbia 1 per
cebt. diicouut.
CAMDExV, AUG. 31.
Country Product.—Bacon 8 a 10; Bfeawax 14
a 16; Cotton 15 a 20; Corn 56 a 62; Flour, N. C.
6 a t(; Lard 10 a 12^; Tallow 10 a 12^; Wheat
$1 a Ij; Feathers 30 a 35; Whiskey 35 a 45;
Brandy, Pcach, 50 a 00; Apple 35 a
Meichondize.—Bagging 18 a 20; Sugar 10 •
12 j ; Coffee 15 a 18; Iron, Swedes, 6 a 6^; Eng
lish 5 a 6; Nails 7^ a 9; Rice 2^ a 3; Molasiies
4U a 45; Lead 8 a 10; Salt 2^ a 3.
j Among tlie prcscutations to the King of
I Great Britain, at his levee on the 10th of
.July, was that of Joseph M. White, Dele-
ato from Florida in Congreiss, by the
' Chargij des Atfairs of the U. States, .Mr.
\ AIL.
COLUMBIA, AUG. 31.
Bacon 8 a 10 ; Bale Rope 10 a 12; Brandy, Ap
ple 40 a 50; Pcach 75 a 00; Butter 12J a 18; Cot
ton 17 a 20 ; Cotton Baeging, Hemp 18 a 22 : Tow
16 a 17; CoffiH: 14 a 17 ; Corn 56 J a 00; Flour,
Country 88 a 20; Iron, Swedes 5 a 0; C-ountry 4
a 5; lif sd !i a 10; Lard 12J a 15; Molasaes 40 a
.'SO; Nails 8 a 0; Oats 37i a 00; Rice 2i a 3; Salt
in sacks 2j a2J ; in bulk 75 a 00; Steel, German
16 a 18; Blister 10 a 12; Cast 25 a 30; Sugar,
Bair! Biar !—A verv large Bear was | loaf 16 a 20; Brown 8 a 12*; White Havana U
brought to market this morning which | H; Tallow 10 a 12j; WLi.kcy 45 a 50.
killed yesterday, 10 or 12 miles from this
place. We understand that this is the 6th
w hich has been killed in that neigborhood
this summer.—A’. Carolina Journal.
Cutting Pattern.^.—“I’leafe sir,” said a
snubnosed girl fourteen years of age, to a
country dealer in dry goods, ‘ to send ma’am
the patterns of your calicoes, and put’em
cheap, for she is going to get a new gown
sojn and wants to see as what’l wash.”
Shopkeeper.—“ Who is your ma’am]”
Girl.—“ My ma'am is Aunt Oily Dee,
sir.’
Shop kcrfyrr.—Your sister was here yes- ^
NOTICE.
At the August Court of Pleas and Quarter Scs.
sionf, held for the county of Meckknburg-,
the undesigned was duly appointed Guardian of
James Stalford. All contracts made w ith the sai J
Staflbrd without the approbaticn of the undersiga.
ed, sliall b« treated as nullities.
JOSEPH II. WILSOy.
Sfpttmher 6th. 1933. Iw
100 I^EGROES
Uie lOlh and 1 Ith days of
January next, at the Court-
House in Charlotte, ^leckleiiburg-
County, North-Carolina, I will sell
100 i\£GRO£8,
the property of William Davidson,
terdav* and took patturns of all the kinds 1 , l>y virtue of two Detds of Trust to me executed
I p ‘ by the said Davidson, tor the benefit of the Bank
, ,,, , , ,1 . i . .L of Newborn, John Irwiii, Samuel McConib and
6ir/.—Mes Sir, I know that—but then ! Terms, Cash,
she sewed them all up for patchwork, and , W. MORRISON, Trustee,
would’nt give me any, but told me to go a j Charlotte, N. C.Sejit. 5/A, 1633. u
slloppiii« myself.’ j O'The Editors of the following papers will in-
■I I ■■■liiii ————— ' srrt the above advertisement, onco a week, until
OBITUABY. I tlie first of January next, and forward a paper im-
= I mediately with their account to ttiis office for sct-
Died, at liis residence in this county, on tlie I tlnnent, vir.: The Times and Gazette, Columbia,
morning of tfie 2d uut. Auac il/rxunc^cr, sun. aged S. C.; Cuiuier, Augusta, and Journal, Millcdge-
77 years. ' • ■^^pirit of the Age, Tusealoosa, Journa’,
,, c .L- I I Sloiitgomcry and Register, Mobile, Alabama.
He was one of the few remaining worthies who : i. _ " '
bore a part in the War of the Revolution, and KDITCATIOX.
yit Ided a prompt and decidcd influence in favour ^ MARGARET HENllEKSON respecf-
of the hbt-tlicsof his country. i 1*1- fully informs her friends that fi^er Si^hool
In 1770, he was elected Clerk of Mecklenburg I commence on Monday the 2d of September
... , 1 I 1 I. 11 1-1 ^ I Thote who patronise her school may rest assurea
County Court, which Olhce he held for 4-1 years , ,oj,iyg satigfjctio,,
and SIX moutlis; discharging the duties of it in an
able and upright manner.
He was Ibr many years a Ruling Elder of the
Church of Sugar Creek and proved by a checrlul.
Aufr. 2^, l.'SS.
XOTICt^
A LL persons are forewarned against trading for
a Note of hand given by William J. Morrison
uiiit'uriii and una.csumiQg |H-rformance of its duties | ('raucis 'I'herel, to which 1 am security, as tlit
his deep iuterest iu religion and hia real for it» ' suid note w as lil1 d by William J. Morrison. TIk
pro«|Krity. ! amount of tlic note not recollected, but believed tu
Having tlius long and lliithfully served his Coun- j
try and the Church, he des;eudtd to the grave
with thanktulnesii and peace, and loukinir forward
with joy and confldencc to that rest lehich ranuin-
clh for tkt pfnj>lf of Uud.
DIED,
In this conntv, on the -.'Id ult. Mr*, rihn Cook,
wife of .Mr. William I'ook, m llie 4.>lh year uf her
age, K aviiig a husbiuid and eight children, with a
large circle of friends to laiiie;it tlieir loss.
be between 500 and SiUO.
JOHN N. HOUSTON.
Aus- 27, 1S33. 2wp
'I’lu* American rariiier,
Rdifeil by (Jidcon U. Smith, is issued every Friday,
in B.iltimore, at S.i|)cranniini, in advance. Con
tents of the 22d Number, XV’ Volume,
r.ilitori.il; Prieca of Wheat, C^inbinationi a-
moiig lK-ulor«,&e.—Rock of Dimbarlon Cntli-
'I’lie I'our Shift System, the best Ibr James Ku
5»., lands, or any ;;ooti Wheat niid Corn Soils, by II
j ('artcr—.\eoount of the EmbHnkmeut and Cult;
I vation of tlie Shirley Swamp, by Hill Carter— \
Address deliven d lifore the Horlu ultural Sv»
.-.iiiLiiniMD- ly Charleston, at the Aimiversary .Mcolinp,.!
II. VI r Iv 10 IbS.'t. by Hrv. J. Ifuchman; eoiitinufd—
1 . * r""’ r7’ H i- Ivew and Stucccsfnl .M.oo ot Rearing Asparagn.
Inrd Creek and K^’ky River, Joining the lands ot 1;,^ near PhilMlelpliia-
Henrv Corum and the W idow Hoiie. 1 here 13 a Disease amon.
XOTICK.
r >14 HI’ 'iil'seriber now oft'er?! I
Ji; salelhe I’LAM’ATIMN
! «lneli he now reside:
iienrv veiruiii a m ...v ...y. ... - as to the Cau.si oftiie Disease anum.
good IJvvelling Hou^e on the premises and about „ „[ Philadelp!ii.i; >tr. Nutalll’s opin-
i;.rty acre, of cleared Und. lor lerins m-iuire ol j*'- ‘..slobbers" m Horsep.-
thusulMieribci. VVTMAV O IKIAIS ' .Veeount of a Disease p'c'.i!tjr to the w.i-Jiwest.n.
,,,,1. i ii WslV Atates,calledthe .Mi!k^u■k.^e.«-^^M.larem..ly
MnlilnihnTLr CO- Amr- Mft, K .w to Stop Blood—receipt to cure ififl KiiigV Lul--
AV V I* I* l{ H .\’riC'K Oic Printing way to keap Fisiiiire'j iVc.jii Su^ar, \ n
‘llusiness will f>ctaken at this 1None ri.'.tis Circ’iir.stanres — IWnrliens ol Florida
need apply but surh as can eoine will recom’i*en- W lient ('r.»i.s_f rici-'sl nfr'nt ol t ounlry t rod'
deil for industry and goiKl ini.riil.'?. .''>ew.\urk and l.altnnoro . urkets A>
industry ;
Jim PKiN ri.NcJ !--
Of all kirsdf, ncatltj c.rcc’i*alth’i (>jfcc. U
J> 'Of
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