Foreign.--Intelligence from England to j
the 7th Nov. has been received in ew
York. 1M ltue news " rougni oy mis
.-!. The cause ol tie ureeRs is
brightening ; England, France, and Rus
till have taken active part in their behalf;
nd although the Turks stubbornly refuse
tn accede to any terms of reconciliation
proposed bj the formeri yet the barba
rians will be effectually prevented by the
Hied fleet", from further making war cm
the poor Creek.reece fnaf be consi
dered as emancipated' from 7 Turkish
thraldom. - - :,
The markets for ettton have not ira
moletale Rrhort. A letter is said to
: . r V
-1 or irom a
p resoectaUe source" in London asser
tag, MttQtpA&iMjffi
nv Wlt)rmQVwe1oe
Turkish dominions in Europe and Aftict
Cgtptt fcc. to England i end the TsTarirlsT
ta France ( leaving to the Sultan his do
minions in Asia ! The Greeks are to have
i separate government.
Congrtt. e cn barely hnu room
this week, for 1 list of the standing com
roitteesi which were appointed on the I Oth
inst. A thorough change has been made
in them a majority of most of the com
mittees being composed of ami adminis
tration members." On the Ulh, Mr. Car
ton, of this state, submitted a resolution,
instructing the committee on Indian Af
fairs to inquire into the expediency of re
funding to the State of North-Carolina
219.96b, paid to the Cherokee Indians
for reservations, by the treaty tf 1819.
Mr..rf.fa'"f of this state, moved an in
quiry as to the expediency of repealing
the" iduty.on imported aalt, which was
negatived.- Mr. P. I. Barbour, of Vir
gjnivubmUtjrd a resolution for the n"
ofjlhe.sevenmillions of "stock in the h
S.Bank
stock being now at ?3 per cent, advarrce.
Mr. BV' object was to gain that flmch
to government by the talc-. Were .sale
to be'effected at 3a psjr cent., advance,
the gain accruing to the treasury on the
whole seven millions, wo-i'd be upwards
of g 1,600 000 ! -Those who opposed the
resolution were of the opinion, however,
that throwing much stock into the
market, would so seriously affect the
pricet that the object of the sale would be
measurably defeated.
Mr. Hamilton. tAS. C.hawnirrenucsted I
to be excused from serving as chairman
of the military committee, a vote was ta
ken, and decided in the negative ; so that
Mr. H. continues chairman of the rnili
tary'committee. . .
Mr. iTemoAA, when it was announced
.
to him that he was appointed chairman
of the' committee of ways and means, re
.quested to be excused from setving as
sncb, snd the Home granted the request.
Mr. Rrb his letter, aaysv -
- M Front some-acquaintance -with - the
duties of that Committee, acquired during
six years experience in the chair, I am
thoroughly persuaded. of my inability to
discharge them (in . niy preseaUfeebl
state of health) with any degree of satis
faction tn myself, or advance to the
public. I therefore respectfully pray to
be excused fronr serting:.'-- .
---Ths foiling rwitUnasi compose the Stand;
Jrig Committees of the llouse A Representatives,
appointed by Mr. Entaker Stevenson; underthe
Standing Rules and Orders of the House :
Of F.lrctiiu.eur. Slone, Anderson, Al
ston, Tucker of S. C. Claiborne, Phi Ips, Slower.
Jfays and -Jfennt. Mrwi. RamMph, Mc
Duffie, Sprague, Verplaiick, Daight. Brent,
Gilmer.
Ctem.-Mr ars. Williama, M'Coy, W hittlesey,
Barber of Con. Clark ot N. York Mclntyre,
Bamtay.
Csomerce. .Mesr. Ctmbreleng, Newton,
Thompson of Geo. Gorham, Rarney, Harvey,
6utherland.
Pnkhe Umdi. Mrm Ifacks, Vinton, Whip
pie, Jennings, Haile, Duncan, Davia of 8. C.
Put OJfice and Put Read: Meaam. Irg
ham, M'hean, Yancey, Conner, Usgee, llodget,
Russell
JXarncf CswsiWrt. Messrs. AVxander, In
gcrsoH, Bryan, Weems, Kremer, Varnum, Al
len of Va.
JyJiciary. Messrs. P.P. Barbour, Livingston,
Buchanan. Halves, WicklifTe, Kerr, Storrt.
Jteyhditnarg Claim. Messrs. Wolf, Hunt,
Crtighton, Dickinson, lucker of N. J. Frej,
llesW.
Public Expenditure. Vlemt. Johnson of N.
T. J. 8- Barbour, Bailey, Martindale, Buck; Gale,
'uchol)a.
Private Txmi Cfali.Mrsrrs. - Backnrr,
" Voore" of "Atabr Armstrong, EaH Sheppard.
Bates of Misaonn, Stengere
-w ' IWUrr ItmiKM.
i Condict. Moort of Ken. Wright of N. Yttsrt,nwfwh(wat-atefre'b4v
Pa.
Stanbnry. Martin
huhan ors. Merrs-M'Lesn, MKee, Car
aon. Daniel, fwana. Lumpkin, Smith of Indiana.
Freirn .tiin. Meatrs. Everett, Taylor of
?t. T." Archer, erfrant, Drayten, Owe, PoUu
M&iarf Jfmrt-Vemr. Hamilton, Vsnce,
Ssnyth of Va. Desha, rtoyd of Ga. Hobble, Orr.
fi'aval Jfai.-MeMr. lloh"maa, Bartlett, N.
IL CrewaHMthkLL. Carter of 9. C Mirier of Fa.
Dorsev. Itinley.
".V Jtyitmh.-Mtmn.X. licQstelacr. BPTnr,
Wilson or Md. Barlow, llalloct, aserwin, tui.
pe per, - --. .
7rmn. Mer. Stronfc. Clarke of Km.
Sawyer, Wright of OhnvBuoner, Lea, Coulter.
MUhtry rtnmtnt.Mturx Burgr, Milch
ell of Ten. Bates of Mats. Lawrence, Long, 1
compt, Forward.
LrpenStwefftke I tat Deferment .Menn.
Blair, Letcher, Treavant.
Expenditure the Treaiurf Drpartment.
Messrs. Ilsll, Mitchell of Penn. Barriugrr.
Expenditure tflA H'ar Department -Heni.
Ila'ynes, Woodcock, Turner. , .
"Expenditure oftlieXavy Dcparlmtiit.Zlcsiil.'
Litthj, Lyon, Keese, ' -
Expenditure if the Pott 0J7c -Messrs.
Holmes, Ufflcr, O'Brien. '
Expenditure Public BidlUnp. .Messrs.
Sprigg, J. J. Wood of N. Y; Swift. ,
Revital and . UnSniihed Butineti. Messrs.
Pesrce. Reed. Wilson of Ta.
0,tccounr.Mer9. Allen of Mass. Belden,
Plant. r - -". :
This being the day appoined for the election
of the Standing Committees of the Senate, the
Senate proceeded to their election, after the
mode established last session 1 ballotine firtt fur
the Chairman of the respective: Committees, 4
majority being necessary to a choice 1 and then
tot the remaining four members, a plurality only
being requisite to a choice The following ari
pe commrwewnoswwsB
, On Ftrtitrn RelatwinXvKti. Macon, (Chair,
mranfonl. Tazewell. Hell and White.
; , ito .inanrr.-.Mi.-tsra, , Smith, pi Maryland,
:(Chairmait)ilIcLirne, Smith of 8. CfPa'ms arid
iiraivcn."
f"0?mwe.-.MeS8rs7WoodbnT
Lams, .,: . '
man.) Knight, Ridgely, Huggles and Barnard.
0(i Jgricultiirt.-McUtT. P.ranch, "(Chairman,)
uaieman, tjoungnv, wuiey ana Barnard.
- QnMilitnrw .if ain. -Messrs. Harrison, CCliair-
man,) Johnson, of Ken. Benton, Chandler and
Hendricks.
On the Militin..-AeTtr. Chandler, (Chair
man,) Harrison, Marks McKinley and Tyler.
On 'ffanial .tfjfwrt .-.'Messrs. Hayne, (Chair
man,) Robbing Seymour, Tazewell and Wood
bury,
On Public tjanh-Men. Harton, (Chair
man,) King, Ellin, Raton, Kane.
On Private Land (Jlaim. tm. Smith of
S. C. (Chairman.) Berrien, M'Kinley, Kane
Thompson.
On Indian JJfain. Mesr. Benton. (Chair
msn.) Foot. King, Cobb. White.
On Claim: Messrs. Kugglcs. (Chairman) Cell
Cobb. Chase. Rowan.
On the Jtuliciitry.-Jirentira. Van Ituren (Chair
man.) ReymtMir. Berrien. Rowan, Hayne.
On tte Pout Office and Putt Haadt. Messrs
Johnson of Kentucky, (Chairman) SiUbee, Ellis,'
Johnson tt Lrfiu 1 vier. -
On efTont.--Mesr. Noble, (Chairman)
Chase, Marks, Cobb, Foot. ... r; ..;.7
On the ttftlricl if Chtmbi.WiHr Eaton,
(Chairman) Bovtogny, V.Ynmbm, Noble, Kide
Icy. i . " ' -
On Ctntingent Exprniei. Vessrs. Ktne
(Chairman) Hendricks. -Chambers. - -
-On Rngrittrd Wi1. .Wcss.-s. Varks. (Chair
un). Partus iUeyf, .. . ,,
Fifrfr'na. The legislature of Virginia
assembled in Richmond on the th inst.
In the senate, Mr, Holt, and in. the Jocr, I
house, Mr. lnki, the oht speakers', were
re elected ; and all the old officers were
re elected, except sergeant at arms, the
election' of which oiTicer was postponed.
Gov. Giles's
message is long and able.
...
He has been re elected for the ensuing
year, without opposition.
Board 0 Internal Im'ircerncri:. On
Saturday, the 15th inst. Cadwallarier
Jones, James McKay, and Andrew Joi:cr,
rwere elected by the legislature to com
pose the Board of. Internal Improvement,
in this state( for the ensuing year.
Council of . State On the same day,
Gideon Alston. William Clackledge, Geo.
W. Jeffreys, MesKack Franklin, Williim
B. Lock hart, and Isasc T.-Avery, were
elected Councillors of State for the ensu-
Jing year -One remains to. be elected, -s
Cnftr fear Bank.Ldl. The Feterv
h'trg (Virginia) Intellisencer, says the
Bills of the flank of Cpe Fear have de
preciated in value inthat town, in-conse
quence of the epcqstinh "that that insti
tvuioi is about ta wind tip Its- huslncas
snd surrenderits charter.
Jh.'iarr.a The legislature of Alabsma
convened at Tuscaloosa on the I'Hh ult.
NichoUs Davis was elected President of
the senate, snd Francis S. Lyon (formerly
of Stokes couoty, in this state) secretary.
In the house of repreentativea, Samuel
W. Oliver was elected apeaker; and
Thomas T. Tunstal, clerk. On the next
day, Oov. Murphy sent in his message :
it is a scnsiMe document.
The grand jury of New. York have
founl bills of indictmrnt against the par
ties engaged in the duel which resulted
in the death of Mr. Graham, Ute we ol
the editors of the New ork Enquirer:
but they have all left the state.
Mrs. Pecstur, the widow of the late
Com. Decatur, has again petitioned con
gresa for the allowance of certain claims
to which she conceives her husband was
enthled. '
v Brea.-
.Wt deed. The Arkansas Gazette says
oeen murdered in a duel with nr. Crit
tenden, is .not desd, bjt only severely
wounded, and will be aide to go on to
Washington in a short time, as delegate
in "Congrtssr from Arkansas territory.
Mr. Crittenden's ball entered Mr. Con
way's side, Between the 5th and 6th ribai
and Mr. Conway's ball passed throotrh the
lappet . of Crittcndin's frock-cost, t'oiog
him oo iajurf-u"tHi r,u ij;
7" We have seen what w filed; the proeeediefs
of the friends of thS atlminWatioa in Anson
roiinty, occupying eonstoenbtc apace in soma
of the rtDrs but w ara informed, that only
rirht or ten persona attended, and that four-
fifTbs of the pcupte of that county will vote for
Gen. Jackson at the next election. At tl.ia
meeting, lr. Thee. D. Park was chairman, and
W. F. Smith secretary, llr. Parke, and John
A. McKca. were appointed delegates to the
proposed convent. on in naieigti.
A rneetinp of tliefrienji of Gen. Jkucson wai
held in Fayetteville, on the 6th ins. at which
about 300 persons attended ; Louis D. Henry,
cliairman 1 Stephen Senter, and Dillon Jordan,
jr. secretaries. A committee of c'rtwpondence
and vigilance, composed of 35 members,- was
appointed 1 and a very able address jo the pub
lic, wis mopiea out we nave not rotra to mase
even an extract from it. '
On the ,7th inst. meeting of thd frienda of
nr. Auams wu nekl in rsyetteviiii
sbout 150 persons were present j
Robinson. chairmanEdward Lei
at which
Dr. Benj.
secretary, A delegate was appointd to attend
the-fionvemion inJUIeigh and i25 persons
tt insiow.
namea as a, committee of vigilance he. Fav.
etteyille has been called a atrongjhokl of the
administration 1 but from various ijdicatiom, it
appra evident that Jacksw will get large
majority. or VoteS therei On the Uischarjrt of
the grand jury at the last county ioiirt in that
A meetintr of the friends of the aJmin'urtraticti
wajheldin OncbTritoli;
Jt.W?wintE4:CBairma
imviiiw:. iit.. I.u.-ium H.,lin iA '
PflJViWWttfV JjJrlJhJBeetinr in fa
vor of the re-election 1 of IfrtAoSHs andaglams''
the clnirns of Gen. Jackson. Claries L. Tor
rence, Ewj. was then nominated bj Maj. Hender
son, and selected aa a delegate to fttend the pro.
posttl administration convehtior in Raleigh.
Ma, 1,'iwson Henderson, John Coulter, Esq.
Mi. Kohert Williamson, Maxwel Wilson, Esq.
and llavid Keinhardt, Esq, wen appointed a
corre(onding committee, to furner the cause
of Mr. Adams in this state.
meeting of a number of individuals of
Mecklenburg county, took placr in Charlotte,
also on the 8th inst, Hugh Metnan, Eq. and
Dr. nXlt. Dunlap, were appoitted to recom
mend tKjbe members of assenbly from that
county, to Confer with the members fron) Lin
roln and Cabarrus, and others, on 'he subject of
forming an electoral ticket in ths state, in fa
vor of the re-election of Mr. Alams. James
Cunningham, Dr.D. R. Dunlap Dr. Joseph
McKnltt Alexander, Hugh Parks, Itigh Meenan,
Wm. L. Davidson, Guy Maxwdl, Alexander
Rr, lir1 H. Harris Isaac Caajpbell, Henrv
Foster, James Dinkins,xRobert loan, James
Wilson, Wis, Houston John- Stit,. Augustus
Alexander, are the commiUee. of correspon-.
dene. , .
A meeting f tl friends of the "administration
was held in Raleigh on the 15ih inst ; snd Demp
Sy rowetl, "WilKam - WhiHield;1 Trtomas P.
Devercaux, and I)r, John Reckwith, were depu
ted to the Adams convention, which wu to have
assembled In" Raleigh on Thursday last, -. ... ...
An administration meeting waa held in Hills
horo' on the 1 5th -inst, - Dr. James S. Smith
was recommended to the Raleigh convention,
as a candidate for an elector for Mr. Adams.
.Vr. tthite: At a drill-muster of oflleers of
the" 2d" reglnfent In IredclKcTmirryroirthe Wh4tnrtr, in plan- rif Dr; Ymtng, dee'd, -iWn,
inst. the vote was taken on the Presidential
question, and was as follows :
Adams ...... 42
Jackson 2i
As vouare in the habit of printing the signs of
the times, you can put this sign among the rest.
Yours, kc. A FHIEND.
The day of trial will exhibit a different result
from the above. Ed.
Verth. Carolina Trtatury. On Tuesday, the
1 1th inst. the committee appointed .to investi
gate the situation of the Treasury of this state.
made a minute and elaborate report : the den-
ciency is g68,d00; but the committee are enable.
after the strictest investigation, in any way to
account for it- it is a perfect mystery, which
time may exphun.ILThe report li very l0flg,.bttt
shall be given to our readers, in detached pari,
hereafter- The following pcejunbJe.and resolu-
tion, in reiauon io iws nuujeci, was onereu oy
Sir. Speight, in the Senate, on the l.th. and
adopted, to wit t
W hereas. Georre W Hay woodi exreutor of
John Haywood, deceased, has conveyed to the
State of North-Carolina all the negroes belongm?
to his testator, and so much of the real estate as
he was authorised to convey by the will, ami
Elizabeth E. W. Haywood, John S. Haywood,
ico. W. Haywood, Pabuu L. Day wood 4nd
1 hnma B. Haywood have abo conveyed to the
State of NorMi-Carotina all the real estate of
Joba Hay food, deceased, whtcV wis devFaed 1o
tnem respecuveiy oy me m win ami testament
of said John Haywood, for the purpose of se
curing lo the State of North-Carolina whatsoever
sum should appear due to said State for moneys
received by said John Haywood, accessed, as
Public Treasurer, and not accounted lor, under
the conditions mentioned in said deeds j subject
to the approbation of the General Assembly,
Heteived, tkertftre, I bat tue sau! conveyance
be accepted b the General Assrsnbty, upon the
conditions therein expressed.
3Vaiurr.--We 1ave to communicate to our
readers, more unwelcome news from Halcigh j
Col. yWam Ktbarats of Granville county, has
been elected Treasurer of this state. We sub
join the state of the several ballot inn which
took, place oeiore a cnoice wu ettcctrii i he
s venih balloting, on which Mr. Il mlerton re.
ceivvd 93 votes, was held on Tnurnlay evening i
and bad another balloting been immediately had
the general belief 'n that Henderson would have
been elected i the Senate, fearing such an iwtie
of the contest, adjwrnrd in order to avert it, at
a moment when tbe other house was preparing
to ballot again. So indefatigable wiv the
friends of Mr. RobcrtN during the rece;-, that
at '.he balloting next da)', it appeared he had
made interest sufficient overnight to secure his
election. Thus has the aristocratic monopoly of
office by our Lattern brethren, been again made
manifest to us, in its moat odious colors. It b
lade else UiaimBtemn mockery, for the H'ret
to be represented at all in the General Aasrm
blv. when its members sre admitted to seat only
.. ...... -t.
to witnea tut rnonuin -pmacie waicn ia
yeaHy exhibited to their view, of their const itu
cnls beintr shut out from all the emolument of
. . - ,1.17 1 r. r. -,
oflice, aitU, in eiiect, an me ocnen's oi H-gi'-lion,by
the injustice, and the rspsrity of ttie
East em mmority ntnbr.. ,!.,..
The followmg ere tUe bsllotinjs :
' ""lf; 5.1. W. 4' 5th. 6rV 7r.. Zth.
H.vwood. A7'.M.tlS9 31 H
Robardi. . 'M
85 B J Wl -rtr 'i - 1U7-.
31 31 61 ts; 5J 80
It t-r'hdrawe -
It ' 0 3 2 1
Henderson, 41 40
fcwa.aH,:;2r:i7;
Burton, IS It
fire President. U appears that James
Plesssnis, Iste Uov. of Virginia, is to be
the administration candidate for Vice
President. A roucmJt seems, has been
held at Washington, to settle the matter.
A corrcspondcr.t cf :h- Vew-Vrrk, C'mt
merciui Advcruar, urider Jte of Wash
ington, Dec 6, adds a postscript, (which
doubtless was intended for the editor's
eye only, but whisht the Utter, in the ex
uberance of hi, feelings, suffered to be
published in which he says: "1 passed
the evening where the subject of thr Vice
Presidency was discussed, and agreed
ufion 1 Gov, P. the man.H TheNatiori"
al Intelligencer, and other administration
papers, chime in, and pronounce Mr.
Plcassnts "the man." Now with what
grace can the friends of MrAdams in
North Carolina, who, in 18H, mostly op
posed the caucus nomination, now unite in
supporting a caucus candidate for the
ViceTresJdencyr
strained at a knat, can the? aow swallow
ri'THmctt'-' """'lJJ-"m(a
The Central Pit.Ofice,-T Post Ofllc De-
rrtmttt-Mhe l-'nrtcA fartWrttmler th cmOk
Dartment. fthe Hon. John" MIjiuVI, uuwiiiwn
nartment. (the Hon. lohri MLeftVis Biuaiwwa
beyond all example sincrihe-fomution of atir
Irevernmenti-JnTnen: tht dtpartrmrs eauw into
his hands, live years since, there waa a vearly ex
cess of expenditure over the receipts of gV).000
but so thorough a reform has str Mclean
brought about, that the receipt thit pear t Treed
the rrfpmtblore by upwards of g:00,t)g0T--'lile,
during this period, the number of post-office,
and the distance of transporting the mall, have
been increased in a greater proportion than for
merly. The receiota during the last year.
amoiiM to 1,473,551: the number of pot-oft)ee
is increased now to seven thousand. Wert
every department of our government as effi
ciently aamimnrrea a tins, we suouia dc a
prosperous people indeed.
tW YORK. DEC- I t.
Cotton. The sales for the last three
days, amount to about I COO bales of all
descriptions consisting of old crop Up
lands and rensacolas at 9 a 9 12 centaj
new Uplands. 10 a. 10 I 3; some-new
crop Mobile at 10 I 4 a 10 3 4, and New
Orleans ot 12 1 a 13 cents. Advices
from England to 3d XoSCare still unfa
vortble.-.- - .
Hettn-ilie, Her- Apple bramtr, 32 to
Si; V each doJJS. to 40. i Kacotv Wal'j .
ging,-20to 24; CoflVe 15-a 18 T CVitton, ne'w.8
to 8 5 J; Corn,' 57 a 40 ; Iwr, 4 to 4 50 )
.Iron, 5 to tky Molasses 32 ti 35 1 Sugar
9J to j Salt, BO to 85 i Wiskty, 32 a 35 1
kat.Ji.iQiy..pjajkiwJ.'.
Ktntuch't F.lrriion.'Vie at last have some
thing in the shape of truib, in relation to an
election lor a member ni i.ongres iiom Ken
tlic Jackon rami date, it appears, received 27
votes majority ovt-r Calhoun; the Adams man;
but owiii, to an irregulai-ity in opening the
polls Ht one election stand, the Sheriff's would
not allow the votes taken there, although riven
in by qualified voters; the disallowance of these
votes, left Caihoun a majority, and he received
the certificate. But so rreat was the clamor
against this proceeding, that both candidates
have screed to refer the election back to the
people. Chilton will nr be fairly elected-
Fmulr Preacher. On Wednesday last, the
celebrated nno Brathwaite, who, !r a few
yesrs past, has acquired. so much celebrity m
England, as a preacher of the Gosptl, visited
this town, arid delivered a discourse to aw unu
sually large audience, which the novelty- " a
vtmnn'e reaching, and -the influence of the
name of this gifted Quakeress, had conspired to
call" together. After a short pause, she roue,
ami began to discourse on Scripture, without
taking any text, and continued to speak for
about an hear. - She tllirstrated liereWrvation"
by frequent references to Scripture, which were
happy and appropriate. Her manner was
marked by a modest propriety j her language
critically correct s her stvle chaste snd pei-mve.
uotis i her delivery unaffectedly graceful l.er
voice clear and sonorous, without being hotster.
bus j" and the W hole of hrr discourse, although.
rather discursive, waa sensible and evangelical.
Renect for this talented tadyrmffTetfcctTati'-
factmn at her "discourse, seemed to be fels by all
who heard her.
She was accompanied by four or five Friends
male and female : who were on their way to at
tend a Yearly Meeting in Charleston, 3. C.
CmtXSTZsIAS.
The Merchsnts of Salisbury have
resolved to cease from all secular em
ployments, and to set apart this day to
Religious exercises; in which, all who
can make it convenient, are solicited to
unite.
DIED.
Near Kendall's post-office, Montgomery roun.
tyv on the 12th "inst. Mr. James Atkins, in the
90d vear of hia ageone of the oldet, ami has
been the stoutest and hardiest man, ever in the
county. A correspondent informsus that Jimmy
Atkins was tbe most singular man of his time i
He never averted any in the hottrst weather,
srI!om ever drank any atcr, and never was
knvn to spit in his life."
Also on lng Creek, Montgomery county, or,
the 3d inst. Mr. James Cghi son of Benjamin
Cle, Esq. in the 24th ) car of his aice. He has
Irfi an aflectionata aire, and an infant child, to
bemoan a departed husband and father.
At Columbia. Ten. on the 3d inst Mai. Sar.
uet FIK a native of .Mecklenburg county, in this
state, in the S3h year ofWsgrr-
N0TICE.
TO at) those imleblcd to the ertaie oi i noma
Todd, deceased, either for property bought
. . . m aw-a . . .
at tlie sale, or otherwise, are hertoy notinr an
Come forward and make payment on me jib .j
of Jsnusrv nest, at the furwer rewdence of the
-aid dee'd, or rhev snav expect to pay who w i
,1ms all the Nvgroes behiging to ihe aaid es
tate will be hired fortwelve months on the ame
....... ...,.uftljt J...
j,, kaiitf. BIkV.II"""""!'1"""1
httember WR, X35YT'
2t9i
""mKI-N U 1' XU COMM ITTKl),
rpo tbe Jail of" Burke county, N. C on the
L 13th Dev a Negro man v. ho asys his name
far.' h ia J leet. 10 of II Miches high.
about 31 years old i aavs ht belongs to John
Broom, of FairfieW di. . C. I he owner
t iVaired to come and prove property, pay
charrts, and take the negro away.
" JOHS M-C.l IHE, Jui
for.
r-: n,i?:
IN accordance wish a repe-a fmm tie
mittee of Arr"2eme' f r!. Srf '
ensuing annirerwry of the Vf'ry4 N v
leans, that the company of S.IVm'v I t
fantry Blues jIiouU unit e mIi tl,c ir tt U rw .
in tbe celebration, tmir sjMwer m Mk-tjtnoi va
Tuenlae the St tf January mrt I ywt are ihv
to assemble, in complete SHuforas, at the Cnvr-.-
llouse. at 9 o'clock a. w.
By or J. r of Capt. Lawtt.
'JOHtH.HArimr.VtV.
DetmbrHtKltt ' "3.JJ
HUNTINGTON k tt Nsn
n.s'VE the ptran.-e sf bdnem i--4
and the ,mb!.c geaterallt. that they
itetiyeil ihir fT-iMS!S!!,),
part of the foil 'wi g
nml ntte-aea'a GwlJ Patewt Lerr
wvtrrii-i
.sueirca.-V
And a very extendi S-rtnses4 el re leaf.
ere,s4 tefw taw rk$ t tatX. , t, ...
Prraona tnilehte.1 1 thW4, are er4 sw
call and settle their respective Mtsaawta, ay smb4
or otrterwaae
aary.Me.7iKl2T. . 93
to Tim rvruv
THE ub-erbev ia stew uttivwug a ka-g savJ
general awrnatit as
Dry Good, Cuf.Vry, n4 arstWrr,
of ad dWrtfMi-MMI, sVaas) Xev-Tarw mA rtsitayVI
phia, where they were lres4 trv alaawsT,
C-rr, and lsMfh fee r aod wUckaee .-tattmA
on the aseitt rra-onhle serwtp. Aa W h-S tw
Stores, , he' win arM iw easts at the awweaC;
C- es MhevwUe, mm tiswe. Oawatry kVaster
ght, at the alghrst SSwrkH prirra. kreamty.
nvnta are snade to rreeiee aaaartthj,saas
tbe ahve nuwel plate t wImcw w1 lr a
good supply 4 rrrt i;!, at law ttaeee'
in WMOwry, aaxi esaanian he wsmam
Jsiftn HlttPttT.
N. It. r'. tXtre, alt, trass, &tssrv
Rum, vs itie Frrncli Brawiy, k(. aVr.
v. .ir. mi
COTTOV Y AKY AM tUrfll.
TaTater3lfetef fWwe
Mmi(Wrtwri-g Cosnpa'u, tVf f-4 S
arB:-'-re;iM...fa( aw tw
ra,trs j hut ryervmr swee tVsw tvi VW fi-.
Irge of ra'wing e .yBng a viir nintiai -a asr "
justity. I Wt SWW wwW Ort -4 tW I4mm
prices fsr Vmmki ftmtmem al timk 'fii$iiZ
- t.'nMnw Y, sW-X w4 a V' rls fmt ' ,
7 and mi 31 rs ln i t aM ptht Vf ftv 4i
No. II at el-, pet . IJat 47 . fl mt
Snv twiy H yafw sm.W 1 1a. s t.
6:77 K9. t fhwtw-wir-trf ewirfW'Jh- -I
hry aln pw'pi'w eN DM wy Hm Imi,
of ym Now 9, ahout. ssxt rwi (,
20 els. per ) ard. v fiswiv wwdrv a V,
?J ds. per van!, trety ? ht f rW rawj
will enter!!) yrfifh a f'nmi.
They likewr astir the wAif fwWt, V
proiluee, ls the way at aw esctMMf. ,
Com iev r.u-ut, 4U eHi yjw. a .
Ih.r jWil,f peeft-l rr4.Sr U.t..
62Cts.i t lowrctav presVt sV--. s
cta.pern. WVtl prr WwVt, fl t P !-.
ton, first qual.'l. i. p r . t I ab 4 et s
Hj. i Dacoa g eta, rr Ik. t 9ad ewtswav bat
pX&yi 3 u. B- aV
BirtvtmaU aey p-r-a w- talt a fc
mer priers, tbev Wil aM iisiimni'sw wfinw
HsLpeeRksW a4 etttoK ami 11 eta. awe kV.
far nicked fiwjmiwlHrsw
merly . 1 newt prrw w.afcw . VW farsaww.
MAMMON IMIILU , , .
S.iUHBVMT, JkltMTW C.iUUX
ia -attsiitsw.------''--''
i warfwat wsSaAsMawssst.
Use SMarrti eaansrv si Hat asjr
I'll J.HNtse, haw Wew miwrti afwea4 as4
fitted Hp m a new md arprrKW Sfsr, Saw tfew ta.
eeptiow Cwipaey. TUpuNi awnae
bees) taken to Jf Vw-e f ssms esaMi kma
Wsfw" WtWwvT,w JBa sassjjifs-sg-asjB '&Q9t99fP'
fir. the ttoffti JjrrJV mm. mJ
proe4 aetasitoWshitswlresl 4ei.'
rsfei lew war sMwt watk'
the stablca attewaW-l wy wUf.f e4
bottler. Tbe eswfwsis l ssms asSwaetaal ta
eqeaj tw any sn the ptarw. 1W aswsat ewasM
a Mstbrr wf p' aw a, art ewt kaawara. wel
ealeubted w tU arn-aammasSi as? tnjsaBt n
and Boarder. APwWd w S)kk. SW
Dry Gooda a4 sWk wkasw.
Te these w aw sway ple sw esJ est krfa V
auurea tbrnr thaw a taatwa wB be
render tlsear slay -Ue eM saswf
Snh'harm, A. C. Srft. 17, II.T. tj-
tvi:nty i ou..r r.Lw,r,u!
1 1 AM aeay fmm the psjaa-aw f IsVa. taw
It.
ter. wear rwhaViry. JUL a WeU
to hoy, about il years d of. 4 a ate let
high. He as stewi. m4 al . Vaa
cast look, al a hnla sMfewrw a Mf
botiUler. Tbe abe rewaew sal Wi
hit apprehewsmsi and drkverv tw asw,M 1
ry, or to tl vveraeer tW atasWasasw.
ma u rUL
Drrrmbrr in. 18.7.
8vva tia aw re4'
fufuaary aWe4.rt. tt, V.
0'
llDE1tEI,fy lh 1m4 as swrctwa
a paytnewt 4 a sft ae
pal be erscted pnw aB amNa atTtW f etaw.
al, from and after Ihe tat tlat ast Jamiai'v sws .
snd that the CaWt gi aatare tWswa ta ft
detJtom, 1 y alvertewA m 4 W.
Carohuia an.) Cataeba i
A copy frwe ihe Mi
9ti juxmi MEEn. rjt.
State t,Vr(-( ', Va
JOHN NEIL al other, VeifS) at b mj
h'eiLdcc'd. vs. IVwrnae V4, ary Ijs,
Si!as Hunter an-l IMssw kati P-V--W P
sale of the real rvUU at Jaear Vrtt, 4'd. It
anrteartne 10 the -tufsi i tjjpasrr; ft
thd dettni!s iw Um ae srade wast saf lvav
ttaev tWnlim,. iKf rr 1." . rVsW- bw'
made for sis wrekt iere4vvly V VtSr It r"lfw "
Carolimae, metnttd le Aaww-y,gwsf
said derenlma te aptwwr at ai art tat w. 4
court, lo he h Id for the -ity saf IWvm
the etHirt'-ho i :-eflr", ihw nib wi-i'iN
after ll founh Mon.Uy is) M.b aw, aJ
pt-ad, answer or demur said pei , sa sb
urn ill be taken pew eiif,, aaJ b 1 ,
par4- as to thrrn. W'itntwi,
ALEWNDEB It. M SEC..
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