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9 THE MINERS' AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL. Igr ^HARLOTI’E: ;;:f[niU>AY,lfOVKXBER 0, 1833. Praiseworthy.—The New-Orleans Cou rier atatea that the Society for the Relief of Destitute Orphan Boys, iii tliat city, never having hud any original funds, nor bi*ing in any uiauner endowed, ia almost excluaively dependant upon the contingent support of Address of the Interual Iinproveiuent miiiM. which will be found od the pre- g P“*’ ^ c following resolutions were adopted an Internal Inoprovcmenl meeting lately I at Wirrenton, in this State : A Compliment—Some beautiful blue I cloth, manufactured by 1*. II. Schenck Ac I Co. at (jjen’s Falls, having obtained the' premium at the Fair, Monsra. Lyndc& Jen nings, of New.York, niado from it o suit of' clothes in the best style, which they pro-1 sented to Mr. Clay. * * j A grntiemnn in the country niUresspd a passionate billet duin to a lady in the same town, adding this curious poetcript.— “ PlPiisc to ser?*J a K(H*edy uiwwer as 1 have somebody else in my eye.” Conjugal Lorr.— A late London Journal contains an account of a mo«t extraordina ry nttuchiueut between husband and wile, demonstrating bow deeply the j«ys of wed ded life nmy be implanted in the heart, and how futnl the consequence is of their sudden uprooting. 'I'lie case «crurred in Islington; it was this—the wif« of a poor man had died—he had approached the coflin to take a last loik at the once lovel partner of his joys and sorrows, between him and whom r It .hall be done it will proo^e the in- \'ear dov*'n to ! had never b^-n heard, in fifti) ytara, of the fewatth^expeDsooftht many.j^i^ §:*10,000. *‘ ‘ ‘ " - lie foUowisg Uestjiutions were adopted t,, , , . „ * . ^, " .., , I The Ix-indon A thena‘uin contains the fol- a meeting of tlw citiicns of New-’k ork, j puragrnpii: cb was lately held in that city : “ lAitters frotn Paris make mention of a fwirrrf. That our duty to the countrv’, ■ work alKiut to appear then-, which it in ex- our tSoutbera brethren in particular, | crtfU- no little Inistle in the cab- -IS it improper and ineKpedient to a--i. of Iamis l*liili|.pe. W hen the iHjch- »question pregnant with peril and dif- i»=** was apprehended, she wus so Uv to the common weal. 1 '*«'• pl^ied w.ih the courtesy ot (Jon. Iler- rinircd, That it is our duty as citiaens , »>» cHjrt, who hud commanded m La Ven- christians to mitigate, not t» incresae tl»«» •he entrustwl to him the whole of evils of fclavery, by an unjustifiaWo in- pa|»er8. Thes.; he rrfuswJ to deliver up rence, in a nistter which requires the t« the (Jovemmeut; but now, in conwquence and cordial ccocurrcuce of all to modify emm'e. g call the attention of our readvrs to i occasional charity, or tiie united cflbrts of a ' ■ ' * * ‘ few benevolent individuals. At a recent monthly meeting of the Hoard, the Treas urer reported (i dollars as being all that re mained in his hands. In the course of a tew hours only, after this fact had been made known, the siimofS2,*210—the prompt and generous contribution of at»out twent)- SIX private individuals—was placed in the Iffclcfdt That a fund for the purposes hands of th« Secretary for tho benefit of niertJil Improvement »>ught never to be ihc Society. Mded upon the credit of the State; nor ' .. contributions between the Stat*. and lenrn from the Albany Argus that ividuala. the amount of tolls received upon the State -rM That any imposition ofTa,cs,(,^„„,^ ,be people of this State, or their prop- . b,.i„ increase of ,for purp.«.ol Internal Improve,,,ent, ^„h ,h„ receipts ol the pp«dtoju.ticea.^ equ.hty.andthere- l month last year. Keceijlts of the Tiolales the law of 1 axation,and wlicn-1 ^g,„fj s*-ptember, $1)98,170 ‘JO ; e.t- FOR THE JOUSWAI,. WEEKLY ALMANAC. the voicc of diMcntion. As his ej*;s fell on the iitanimute form, he suddenly dropped down, and, before nicdicul uid could be pro* curcd, died I Tho reader may fancy what must have been the happiness enjoyed by such a cou ple dunnor the pcricxJ of fifty yearn, llow smoothly ran the stream of ttieir j>ys—how blended thuir ufleciions—how uiiited their heart* 1 “ JKtsliiiy's releLtless knife” could not sever tiie tie which connected one ot them to liti^ without cutting asunder that which bound the other!—iVu/. Ihrald. An I'.iij^iish soldier, for a considerable «ra- lish them iiiJor the title of “ La Vendee et undertook recently to walk chi his liaiHis, >jo/rj, That we take the opportunity •Mudam«.'’ fie was resolved, it is said, to “ di«taiK:e of a rnile and a hall, which he tprfs. to our .Southern brethr»>», our sUtr, without reser>e, all he kr.o«s of the the astonishment o^ »iid unalteralile determination to rt- 'mnj/ues that were carried on ; aud among | spectators, in half ni, hour. every attempt that may bo made to in- docuiiM>i.ts will be a letter from one of termed, r« With the relation in whicb master ' influential .Ministsrs of Louis I’hil- j 'l liursl»v «lenin? laM. b>- the slave D«w stand, as guaranteed to them '‘W* t^uche6^ herein he otf«?ni to u, ;v. Mr. Ix-avfiinoriij, Mr. John L. lluu'*, mrr- he constituticn of the United States. j establish her son on the throne, ufwn cmi- ! dition that the ollice of Con^riable if I'rauct addition (sayi the Augusta Chronicle) j be revived and givsn to him ; and’oiifl from e |«rticulan given by the ColumtMjs pa-Minister, apprizing her that her It IS stated by 8 gentleman just arrived place of concealment was known, aud di- *s city from Alabeioa, that 400 of the rectin* her to remote for Thurth, or she lama settlers were artu«^l and encam|>ed i '*ould be arrested.” el’ulet'at Spriogm, waiting ihespprottch —•— !,e r. S. Treeps, which (consisting of 1 Died, on the 21'.h of June, nt r.allymniiM!, twn)had mo\ed on towards that place V.outity of Dublin, Ireland, aged li iJ, Jnhii tiic dctertninaliou to cx|m1 them by Don le, better known by the name nt *'^.lh j Jack.”—'I'his was the man who if r«‘port be ^ Urubctrnycd the unJi»rtuiiate Robert Kin- Bishopa and elders of theSMiod of nialt, hy information that ho was at b Carolina, will meet in tho I*r^-.b)te- I* *«^'ice he is Kiid Church, Wilmington, N. C. on Wed. ay the 13th of \o\ember. cliaot of lliit pUcc, lu .VliH« Mtw^aret M. S.uUh, diui’litir of Ibc latf William buiUh, K»j. [We have to ackiiow li d^v, with tbit liyinciiirfi rjolicc.thcprintir’ifto—a tlicc uf Cuke—tor which Me ntiirn otir UiankF tnd ^'ooUi vtiaiic& lor iluir happn.csii aiid fircr>p»-rity.] Oil 'rSur»»!«_v, >ctol>cr hy the Rev. J. S. Mci’utchcn, .Mr. lli.'.'i.im (i. 'I'i.icnstnd, tA'L'libir- rii>‘ cuu.it), tu .Miiii Suruu .Mccklciiburg np K na/or.— It is pretty generally un j, that Dr. I.rxvis F. Lih\, of this j but recently of St. tJenevieve, is to I ive the Kiecutivc appointment ol' Sen- , 10 the place of the deceased Mr. Ill CK- To this sciectKXi, if It must be made party cotwideratioa.x, »« have no ob- , to urge. On the contraray, we frel pl^Md, inasmuch as tlie appointment tiifrred upon a most amiaNe, and eve- -□y worthy mnn—arnl, what is soora- t singular in «ich things uow-a-da)s, origiDel” JacLsunisn. St. Lohia Rcjiublictin. Hrsnd T/edge of Vermont has dis- ! to have rec« i\«:d ‘JlXt/secret strvicc mo- Iiiey, and two guineas |>er week, which he rrreivsd until the »hort admini.-itratiun of ■the I>oke of F.*-dl'i*rd, when the gratuity was dibcoiitiuued. Jiuttom.—AbHJt tifle''!' thousand groce of buttoiib are made every week, wtliiin ten or t«elvu Oiiles of Northampton, .Mass. Lord nrotigham's satiric propensities and In Irrdcll cnirity, on ihc .31st ii!t. by the Rct. M'. I’horr, .Mr. II uty I'huiiUnr,ul iiuwan rouii- .M.im Mary Aietme Uaujhler ot'UuLt. Mosii, ot' Iredill cuu.ity. .sKKiis. TRi;i:s. 1‘i.an is, noMr«sTic .\M- I.Mi'LKMKNT.>, HK>I.Sj, .Ve. A.c. For S.tlc at the AMI.Kir.lN K.VR.MF.H l;^|•AI^r.I.«!^MK^T, .Vu. 10, .Su«/A I'ulrert Utitrl, Iiai:tiii0ie, MJ. ^ M.bm ritir prcs*-nts hi» n ipi cts to lar- ^ iiitT>, ^*rtiiit r», au'.;'l“»I(.rh i.'ii'itdft tliiiiiit;li- out tix' l iiitid >UI >1, imrticuiirly hi^ I'liKtointTM tnd inturuib tliriii that if - if ici- n in; iVoin llutujKi I'rdiii lji» ow n S«.( d tiard* ii, and tVoui surloux |i«rt» ol' thin tout.try, Iii9 .if.i.tial mtiplv ol !■! tiil.D .\.\ IJ • iAUlM.N S'KKDS; and th-t l-i will by iJw! tirsl uf Nuvciiit)- r, 1.V |>ri d toixccutcordrrs, wLulc- , , ,, , »ale am! r*Uil, willi proiniitnirss aud ao.i,racy. at ca|«blllties are well knowu, but those of his , „ . ;ind on a> lavoraUi Icroif as vau owu trateriiity will not much rulish the last recorded exertion of the kind. Ilo wus nxked his opinion of a law)er. “A lawyer (i«aid he) li a teamed genfleman who res cues your estate from another, to st-curc ii fur himself.” A goo«l ir.'thod of punishing the lazy is tturs, jewels, A.C., the auxHjnt of which « mjj(g?sted should go to the common fuisJ. tralinff from the -The Portland iKnimn »a)s, it is ascertained that there ^■♦•n more than a doreo c;;!»e8 since all the charters of the l.odi:es in that • , , . . Mild rec«nnH.udcd the sale ef all the “*« ,r.>m r.lliot s Ira\els la the north ol 1-urope, while at liaml'urg : “ I'hev ar»* sutpeixifd in a basket over a table, in tho huiise ot'cor- recliou, while the re-1 ol the inmates arc ut dinner; and to be detained lu the |osi- tion, taniali»*d by the !ia>oury tunics, till nij(ht ; by which tune it is presumed tha. f , ... they have acquired suilicicni evwrience i« fi M of April, of letters cootaimng mo- ,„j-„ wmg stolen from tho mails cast et ** _ I Dr. Franklin recommends a young man J, t V- I, , J ' in the choice of a wife, to SL‘lect hrr from n Inrfwnouth, N. II. a few days since „ his reasons that when *1*!"'* "wn a l»* of fine looking many daughters, they improve "ifnr,, (v^hu h we were told smoked einuUln.n acquire and would pass with all Uit con- u,oro accompiishments, and know more, and «r (irsi rate,) nmnutitctured in tiiore, than u single spoiled child by pa- n't:!,rut, with not a ^«lrtu•lo of tolwcco f>v kiml m thcir coiu|>OHilinn, except ____ '111 the coloruig. The oni.sido were ,, . - , „ , ^ of tW |„,es of cornstalks, and tin,' "C«"> J’'*'' >aps no '*.r« cvm,K»*^ of bean leaves uml “ This IS ,he n..«t barmless and ''■•‘‘bic .m,«M„on we have been made of its situa- u^.olcd witb for a long tune. i costly and chaste ardiitecture of /W//un,/ Argus. 1 h^'^ical as- “ I so lations, would, we should think, ensure 'o m. nti.*ed the other day that the I '• “ I'U^^ha^*-. Its present proprietor is Dr. in . liarclay, who boiiitlit it of the executor ef >>/u^rrr^ off,CO Iwd declared a semi- MY^r>oix.-[mrhmond Cominler. ■UHl ditidnni) of trn per cent. 'Fhe Mcr- j —— 'V/OjCrr, fliiHday, dfclared ascmi-an- Uolliiig Whrat Grovntl,—Farmers arc dividend iwi ntv r»;H « ».\r. i mourning the ell’.'cts of wmtnr g '■ ‘ I in injuring their wheat lieUIs. The great « Irmucript. | p,,d sudden changes of tHin|K^raturo throw . ^ I the roots out of the ground, and thus kill ‘’f New lU dford stiite«i, that' tho plant. Rolling tho ground after the ” whim Hnd euri.wily, ho livH on rixir wheat is .sown has a very great tendency to 'I and u-ittrr lor alsmt t'orty days, and ' prevent injury t'rom frost and thaws. Next I’ o'l iho lloor t)f his counting room. ' harvest, mam a oim*, we dare say, will la- ' Weight triidually decreased, hut he en- ment that ho did uot get anti use a roller. I t health. The expert Miw- York Farmer. 'IV 1 ‘’'>j'*jed, and produced elWi the imagination and ner- Mr. Morgan, of Richland, Illinois, has rf'sultedin conhrtmng a raised a field of ).its the present wason, 11,...!*! * ; winch \icldcd eighty-livo bushels to the well Advocate. • ocro. . otlurdcd by diiy dealer ui Uie L'uUcti /ur Jirrt tale irlitln. I Ki rr andurnanicnlal trrci and plants, jrapc- viiuK, sliriibb«ry, l>ull»i>iia aud oliici tlon^r roo(?, will U proturtd tu oru’ir I'rotii any ui tlie pfiuci- pal NurM'ricj ot (•ardiiia in country, tur iiiout ot' which tiic Hubkcribtr i« agent; ali-o, h^rruna, culUv-alotii, Ktraw cutUsr:!, whr.it fann, corn-shtlJcrs, thriihiiijr inachiiicii and ull filhor kind'- of .Agricullural anu llorUcullural Iitiph niciila, will be procured t'ruiu Uic best uiaii- ufai'li rit*' in Kaltiiiiorc. t)(,.VIl-Tl( Auiinalu, particularly cattlcofthc Imp.’ovfd Durham Hiorlhoni, tlic U>. roii and the iiol.-Iuii brL'cd: i liiii'cp ul the B.-iki'wt!ll, fiiuuUi- dwwn, and >ario'ji tine woou d brnds; swiiiu ol' several T^luabli !;ind», csptcially ol' thi: liarniu breed; variouv kind*of (Multry,auch asUie white turkiiK, lirt nil II and Wc»tph.ilia geese, gauie aud other H)aI» and »c\eral otli'^r apt'cii's of ariinals, ail of choice breeds {and v. ot!>fr$,) arc eilhrr kept for bale at liic o^pciiuicutal and breeding fi.riii of this lC»iabli»hinint, or can Le procured from itie bidt nourcca, lo order. lU K Ik.', \i;riculturiil. Horticultural nnc Botan ical, III much grtaler variety than at the bookstorea -sonic of lh 111 rare and parUculariy va.uablf, are kcpl -onsl:inlly for aalf. In short, all arlicle$ wanted by farmer* and ^ar- drners UI llic pro»ccution of thi ir busiucss, are la- tcndrd either to be kepi ou hand, ur wiliaii rtach uh«n ralli'd fur. And Uinugb la.it, not least, that old and well known vehicle of knowledjjc (the iiiuiit valuable of all c«niniiHiitii'i for a tiller of the «oil)--tlie AMKK- Il’AN F.AKMI:K, 1.1 published we«kly,at this Ej- tahlinhnuiit, at iO a year, where subscription* and coiiimunicutioiis arc respeclfully •licrttd,address- ed, a* dll letters nuist l*r, to the editor and propri- dor. I. lUVI.Ni: IlilVHCOC'K. Note.—.\n “ Fxtra” number ef the American Fufiiier.coiiUinincn rros|>eelus of the Establish- nient, and a catalogue of St i ds, and other articles Ibf sale, will U- »i nt jjratis to any [lorson who shall furnish his address, pott jmtd, lin that purpO!e. IlEV. MR..I AY’S MORNING AND EVENING EXEIU I.SRS, l-RAYERS & SERMONS. I'herc ii, perhaps, no living preacticr who has attracted more attention, and been heard w ith more pleasure, than the Rev. .Mr. Jay. ilia popularity has not l>ecn, like that of seme otlicr preachcrs, a transient burst of applause, but has continued through a long seriea of years, in a place celebra ted above niont places (liath, Eng.) fur the refine- mcnt of its inliabitants, and visited by multitudes of the highest rank. Mr. Jay’s reputation as a pulpit orator sutFi’rs no perceptibls diminution. It oAen hapiMins, however, that the popularity which eloquent preachers obtain in th« pulpit is by ne means maiutained in their discourses as pub lished fVoni the press. This was remarkably the fact in regard to Whitfield, Kiewan and other fa mous orators. But .Mr. Jay is scarcely loss emi- . nent as a writer than a* a speaker. Doubtless ! thousands w ho never heard of his eloquence. Lave ' admired his v. ritiiigs, fur the fervcut piety, aduii- I rable perspicuity, great originaHty, varied learn- I mg, and eondunsatiun of thought by which they I are distioguished, I Tiiis Celebrated Pastor was born st Tiiibome, Wiltsiiirc, on the feth of.May, ITtjfl. “The earliest I incident of hi* life, Uiat 1 have heard," says an t;iiiineiit clergyman, “ was his being taken up and educated by the Kev. Cornelius Winter. This venerable man, as has been represented to me,” adds the same eler;rymaii, “ was preaching before an association of ministers and was particularly ; att-actcd, by the uncommonly interesting and de- ; vout appearance ot a little boy whom he observed I tn tile conjregiition. Ttiis boy proved to be Wil- . liani Jay, al'ierwards tl.o biographer of .Mr. U in- I ter, and one of the most devoted aud useful minis- j lers of any age or country." The parents of this lovely youth being in hum. We circumstance."!, .Mr. Winter resolved, if Provi- d.ncc should favor his design, to give him an elu- I cation for tlie mii.istry. ilis pi ogress a.i a stu- ' dent was so rapid, that at the age of 16 he was en- I couraged to enter tiie pulpit, and so suecesslul I were Ois juvunilo eii'orU a.s a preacher, that he I was invited to Uie .Vlelropolis, where he oiliciated j for ttvo months at Uowlaiid ilili's Chapel, ui Ulack- friar’s road. iMedestly declining a regular pastoral charge on account ut his youth and inexperience, he now retired to a village near Chippenham, where he zealously proi»eeuled his 'i'iicological .Studies and I oceasionally preaching to the inhabilantb for about I two years; at the end of which period, having I then, ailhoui(h Kcarcely of age, delivered upwards I of one tliou!iai.d discourke!, he was, with some dilhculty, persuaded to oilieiatc al Hope Chapel, jllolwelU; when after the expiration of a !i;w I uiontiis, iio reuioved to Hath ; having, at tiie ear- I ne.-t recomiiiendalion of his predecessor, when at I ihc point of dealh, lieen cliocen uiinisler of the ' iiidepeudent Congrcgatioc lu Uiat city on the 31st I of J«n. I'JM, .Vrg)la Chap-.l, the niceting-liouse tf h.s hearers, has since tliat period, un account of bis pf.piilarity, b'* ii repeatedly enlarged; and wheiiCTiT ho lias olUtiuted at otiier piacei, great crowds have invariatdy been aliracted to hu pulpit Jn 179S, al the reijuest of the E\jugelical So ciety, he preached lor a few weeks in Ireland, and It apjH-ais tu I'iiVu bctii his cuatom, :«ince his iirst cs!Niy in Ruwl'iud liill's Chapi l, to olKciate tiicre I regiiliuly oiicc a year—ou tiiese occasions, it is ' said thit above 00 ministers and students m Di vinity hue sonietimus been couiitcd among his hearers. In 1^10, rrinccton College, N. J. con- j ferred ou him the degree of D. D. on account of i his reputation os a pulpit orator, and the great I merit of his literary productions. .Mr. Jay has ' attained a high degree of reputation, both as a ' preacher and an author. Jn his d^courses, many ' of which have be'en freiuenlly reprinted, be dis- ' plays a deep and cliabtvned piety, eonibmed with iiii extraordinary |>ower of so revealing the de- I ccitt'ulness of the human heart as to arre.>t the progress of religious delusion, lie always brings j home Lis snbjccls to every man’s business and bo- I sum, and never leaves trutli in a state of s]>«CHla j lion, but renders it practical aud experimental in all its bearings. According to a writer in the Eu ropean Magazine his eloqucnee is soineliines high I ly animated, but more commonly tender and pa- ' thetic. Hu IS a great lavorite with Wilberlsrce I aud Mrs. iiauiiah More, liotb of whom have at I different periods attended upo.'i his ninistry, and havt ot\en expressed tlie highest aeiuiratian of his u’ents and character. \S e !>el eve that tlie writ, ingsof Jay, liketlio eof Baxter,aud Doddridge, and Owen, wUl bt extensively read for many gescra turns to comc, and w liilst we cou.«ider them as des tined long to survive a very large propertion of cotemporary productions, we cordially rccommcnd them to Uie favor of all our readers.—[L'stiaeteU trUh a few aiiditioti», from the BiLbcal Hiperttry and Theological Hn'uiefor July, MOON’S PHASES. 1833. Irises sets.| y Saturday, |G &0|5 1 lU Sunday, VU 51 5 9 11 Monday, |6 63 5 8' 12 Tuesday, 6 53 5 7i !» Wedne«day 6 545 6l l?.rrir,“^’IS^5 147 mor.. For November^ 1633> D. H. M. ;Last 4 7 13 sft’a. New 13 0 18 sA’b. IKirst 19 S 38 mora. THE MARKET84 FAYETTEVILLE, NOV. 5; Brandy, (Jog.«lJ a2; Peach .55 a 60} Appl* 2H a 33; Bacon ‘J a lOJ; Beeswak 17 a 17 J; b|rginf 23 a 25: Coffee 13J a 15 j (;otton 12i a 19}; Cora CO a G5; Flaxseed 145 a ir.O; Flour 5^ a 5} ; Fcf thers 35 s 30 ; Iron 4J a 5J ) Lard 10 a 11; M«. lasses 3U a 4U; UaU ;2 a 351 Nails, eut 6^ a 6} ; wrought 18 a 20; Rum, Jamaica IM a 00; Vrw England 45 a 50; Rice 3A a 4; Sugari brown 10| a 12; common 10 a 11; Loat and Lump l6 a J 81 .Salt, Llserpool 05 a 75 ( Turkf Island 62^ a 70 ; ■S'teel, Amei'ican 8 a 'J; Eng. blistered 16 a 20; Ger* man 14 a 15; Tallow 9 a lU; Wheat 85 abU} Whiskey 3U a 35; Wool 19 a 20. CAMDEN* NOV. 2. Cmintry Prorfuce.—Baeon 12 a 15; Bcetwaz 13 a 14; Cotton I4i a 151; Corn 56 a 62; Flour, N. C. Gab; Lard Vi a 15J; Tallow 10 a 12^; Wheat fl a Ij; Feathers 30 a 35{ Whiskey ^ a 45( Brandy, Peach, .50 a OU; Apple 35 a W. Merchandixe.—Bagging 25 a 30; Sugar 11| • 12A; C-oiTee 15 a 18; Iron, &‘»edes, 6 a 6j; Eog> lisii 5 a G; Nails 7^ a 9; Rice 2j a 3; Molast« 40 a 45; Lead 8 a 10; &’alt 2^ a 3. COLUMBIA, NOV. 2. Bacon 10 a 12^ ; Bale Rope 10 a 12; Brandy, A|>« pie 40 a 50; Pcach 75 a 00; Butter 12^ a 18; Cot* ton 14^a 15i ; (,k>tton Bagging, Hemp22 a 26: Tovr 17 a 18; Coffee 14 a It ; Corn 75 a 00; Flour. Country fy a 00; Iron, Swedes 5 a 0; Country i a 5; Lead 9 a 10; Lard ISJ a 15) Molasses ^ « 50; Nuils8aO; Oats 37^ a00; Riee2^ a 3; j^alt in sacks 2f a 3; in bulk 75 a 00; Steel, Germati IG a 18, Blister 10 a 12; Cast 25 a 30; Sugar, loaf IG a 20; Krcwn 8 a 12| White Havana 12^ a 14; 'J'alJow iU a 12^ ; Whiskey 45 a 50. CIIF.RAV/,,OCT. 29. Bacon 10 a 12A ; Butter 15 a20; BersWai 16 • 17; Bagging, tow 22 a 00; Dundee 34 a 25; Cot> fee, prime green, 16 a 18; 2d and 3d qualities II a 15i ; Cotton 13 a 13J ; Corn 70 a 75; Flax«ee4 #1 a 1^; Flour 5^ a 7^; Feathers 32 a 35; Iron, Swedes 5 aO; English 4J a 5; Lard 10 a 12^ t Molasses 40 a 50; Nails 7i a S^; OaU 35 a 40; Linseed Oil a 1§; Rice 4^ a 5; Rope 12 • 12J|; Sugar, .Muscovado prime llj a 12j ; cora> mon 9 a 10; Loaf and Lump 15 a 18; Salt, Liv. erpool 75; in sacks, 4 bushels, 3 a 0| Teas U * 1 i ; Tallow 10 a 12; Steel, blister 8 a 10 J German 14 a 15; Wheat 90 a $1. 1 PI^A\TATH>.\ FOR SALK. ' ^ ki^HE subscriber oiiers for sale his plantation on which he now reiiides, lying on the head ; waters of Stee-l Creek, containing 185 acres— I There is on tho premises a jjood l)welling House I and other out-houses : also, a t.ood Orchard. SAM’L. NEELY. Oft. 23, 18.13. Cl-3w p Ili^MiliitioiiorC'opartiior^hip. :^nllE firm of Ua/.w« iV (iilltspie is dissolved hy mutual eomient, one ot the said tiriii, R (iillejipie, having removed to the State of South- ('arolina, fiml it inconvemeni to call upon those that arc indebted to us for scttleuient, hope therc- li.r« that it w ill not give otrence to any one to find their accounts in liie hsiids of some other person tor s ttlonient. 'I’lie Btioks ol* Hsid tirin may be »bimd in the hands of Uk l. Sam’l B. Watson, who at all times may be found al his father’s residence 111 ('harlotte, (tlie house torinerly occupied by Dr M. I>ough« riy) who is fuKy authorisod to settle tliu business of baid tirni. ROBERT ^VATSON, HICM.VRD t;iLLE.Sl'IE. ('Aarro'/e,Of/.2n/, lKi;i. 3w HI.AMvS, Of rarijvs kindii, for at (Irit OJ’-t'v- The .lim’ricaii rariiier, Published b> 1. Irvine Hitchcock, is issued every I Friday in Baltimore, at lJo|H'r annum, in advance. Contents of tlie 33tl .Number, XV Volume. I f^itorial; .\n Interest in the American Far mer for sale; Editorial Course; Largo Boits ; Bar- I ley, euquiry ; On the Devon and Shoithorn breed ' ol cattle; New York Cattle Market—On Manures, : the elTii acy of t!lt?er« nl manures, and to what soils they aro mo!"t suitable, concluded—Large yield of Oats ljuantity of Indian Corn raised per acrc— i Rolling Wheat IJround —Scraps—Imrge ssle of ; mules in Kentuckv—."Scraps—On the Natural His- I lory, Culture and l’roi>ugation ot'llerhs—Uosciio- I tion and Account of the full of tJie Brighton An- ' theuiii—Fall Tianspliuiting—Ilcdf;eld against all Oonnecticnt in raisin;^ Onions—Intluenee of the .Moon on Kain—ScrH(»i>—Dutch BiiMer, mete ul making—Cotton Seed Oil—Brook’s Patent S*lk Spinii-r and Twister—-The Cashnure Angora Shawl (jJoat—A Bird's Eye \ iewof I.'biI Roudt—• ! Pricns iu tJie Ncvv-Vorl. and Baltimore .AUiket — I A.:\crli.« inenLs. ^ n'ur-a’iri’t l>trd-s for al th's Ojficv. Coach iflaUing EglabUshnunt FOR SALE. TBIHE time of our co> JL partnership havin|r expired, and in order t« close eur business, (a* one of the parties intend* leaving this section of country) on the 26th day December next, wc will sell to the highest bidder, the Establishment where we are now carrying oa the Coach .TIaktfii; Business. There is two lots, front and back, botli iniproveif. I'he front lot has on it a large Dwelling House, Wood Shop ind Smith Shop and other necessary out-buildings. The back lot has a Dwelhng Heusa and other out-buildings suitable for a private faio. ily. The lots will bs sold together or separately, tu suit purchasers. .Also, 3 lots opposite .Mr. Long's. The front has on it a new Dwell* I mg House, and is well calculatv4 E Ibr a private family. —ALSO— Three setU of Blacksmith Tools and all th» Tools attached to the Wood Shop, a quantity of ready made work and all the unfinished work wa have on hand. Household and Kitchen Furnitura and a great many other things too tedious to mcu> tion. The above property will be sold on very accom modating terms. The terms will be made known on tho day of sale. Any person wishing to cngags in the above bu* siness will please call and exa>nine our establish, ment, as we will sell privately if we can meet witi) a purchaser. A. R. WOLFINGTON &, CO. Charlotte, Xor. 1, l!?33. 62ts CORN. ST' WANT to purchsss 2000 bushels of Corn. J. D. BOYD. Xor. 1,183.1. 2w to (wuardians. All Guardians who have failed to renew their Bonds within the last three years, are ro. quested to do so, at the next term of our Comity CHiurt, and save ti.e cost of a Scire Facias. Therev is a heavy [K’nilty imposed by law on tho Clerk for a ncgl’^ict of ti’iis duty. B.O.\TES,c.c.c. jYor. 1. 1ST>3. ^^w liiiic of* The sutwcribcr havin/r purchased tho Lins of Stages between Charlotte and Statesville, ftom 1>. S. Newland, infornvi tho j^lif.tli^ th« line will be kept in good order for Tw accommo. dation of passongers. He has now on the line la new couch. Every exertiiHi will be used to giv« general satisfaction. WM. KNOX. Oct. 26,163.T 62-5WP N. B. Mr. II. B. WiUiatrs is agent for the ahovo line. W'. K. To J(»ui*iK'> iiirii Tailors. HE subscriber wants one or two Journevmeti ^ Tailors immediately. To tirst rate worknwn of sober and si'-idy habiU, good wages will be giv. en, by the week or month. None need appl/ without possessing the above qualifieations. AI.EXANUER GRAHAM. Charlotte, Qrt 30.1 3w Hii'iiyvd 1,'^Rt»,M the Poor House, about tliree weeks ago, ^ Tiro Coirs. Bot.'i w ere giving milk at the time they went olT. I )iic of them IS large and ot a red color—the sthcr i.; Miiail and «waj backed and spotted, and had • small l*ell on. Any information of them will bo tliaiikfully rrceiv.^ at Uho Pogr House or Irwin’* Store ill Cliarlottr. U. IXILLINsi. o.; ’J,!*-:';!. O-.'u
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