FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1828.
Presidential. We have received a
pamphlet copy of the "Address of the
Central Jackson Committee to the Free
men of North-Carolina." We regret
that our limits will not permit the inser
tion entire of this interesting publica
tion, in which the Central Committee
have addressed the people '-with that
plainness of speech in which facts and
arguments are more easily apprehended
by those plain men who constitute the
large majority of our fellow-citizens."
We will endeavor soon to give some ex
tracts from this pamphlet in the mean
time those who feel a desire to peruse it,
can do so by applying at this office.
Newborn, Sept. 20.
Cotton new crop. On Tues-i
day last, ten bales of Cotton of j
the new crop, were brought to j
this market from the plantation of
Gen. Durant Hatch of this coun
ty, which were sold at 9 cents.
Since that time, several small
parcels have been brought in and
sold at the above price. Judging
from what we have seen of the
article, it appears to be of supe
rior quality; and should the sea
son prove favorable, we have the
prospect of an abundant pro
duct. Spectator.
of the State Bank, and the wid
owed father of two helpless chil
dren, committed an act of suicide,
on Monday 15th inst. by shooting
himself through the head, just
above the ear, with a loaded pis
tol, and expired between two and
three in the afternoon. We learn
that for several days previous to
the shocking act committed, he
had given strong evidence of men
tal aberration. He left a letter in
which he stated that all his affairs
with the Bank were perfectly
straight and from our knowledge
of the man, says theEdenton Ga
zette, We have no doubt of its
being the fact. Freeman's Echo.
Faycttctillc, Sept. 18.
New Cotton. We learn that
12 bales of new Cotton have been!
brought to this market within a
few days past, and sold readily
at 9i to 10 cents. The quality is
very good. Observer.
Cotton. The new crop of Cot
ton is arriving in greater quantity
than it ever did, as early in the
season. As many as five loads
were taken in one day this week
at one warehouse. It readily
commands 10 cents. We believe
it is a common opinion among our
merchants, that, owing to the de
ficiency of last year's crop, and
the improbability of an exuberant
one this year, that the planter will
receive a better price for his Cot
ton than he has done for one or
two years r&sl... Augusta Geo. Co.
English Markets. letter da
ted Liverpool, Aug. 1, 1328, says:
"Our Cotton market remains in
the same inanimate state, and a
decline of l-3d per lb. has taken
place, which can only be account
ed for by the eagerness on the
part of the holders to effect sales."
The New-York Journal of Com
merce says, "Tho funds are high
and lands arc low, (in England;)
the latter it is thought too much
so in proportion. The French
fnnd.s are not so high as the Brit
ish by 15 per cent, and yet the
debt of the latter nation is as a
nver to a rivulet compared with
the hrench national debt. Mo
ney can be borrowed in London,
on hrst-rate security, at two per
'.ent. a,uI pays three and a
half per cent."
n cWc Samuel II. Pullen,
-wincr of the Edenton Branch
Wine and Silk. There is per
haps no country in the world
where the Vine grows more luxu
riantly and abundantly than in
N. Carolina and mulberry trees
of the largest and finest growth
are to be found every where in
our State. It is a matter of as
tonishment that all our farmers
do not make wine, at least, if not
silk. A farmer in South-Carolina
last year, from four acres of land
sold wine to the amount of $2,400.
A few of our farmers have small
vineyards, but we would like to
see it become generalfor if
cheap wine could be substituted
for the miserable whiskey that is
now doing so much injury in our
country, it would have a most hap
py eflect. Not only would its ex
tensive culture give a greater
scope to agricultural industry, but
it would a greater revenue to plan
ters by far than our present crops.
Ono of our most respectable far
mers in the vicinity of Newborn
last year, succeeded perfectly well
in raising silk worms, and has on
his estate a grove of 300 mulber
ry trees. rNcwbern Sent.
The Banks. The excitement
about the Banks, which was first
raised by Robert Potter in Gran
ville, has not spread so far and
fiercely as he doubtless contem
plated. In comparatively but few
counties has the excitement been
made a handle of, for electioneer
ing purposes, &e.
Of all that has been said and
done about the mismanagement of
the Banks, we have hitherto seen j
no specific plan proposed for re
medying what is confessed on all
hands to be a vexatious evil in the
land. In politics as in medicine,
every despicable empiric can tell
when the body is ailing, and they
are never backward in recommen
ding this, that, and the other thing
as infallible specifics; but the great
object is to cure the disease, which
none of them can do. Now in re
gasd to the "Bank fever," with
which it is said our body-politic
is afllicted, wo fear those who are
most officious in prescribing rem
edies, are not the most likely to
cure the complaint. They dis
course flippantly, and, as many of
our honest but deceived citizens
believe, learnedly about the cause
and nature of the evils under
which the community are suffer
ing from the bad conduct of the
Bank managers; and thus hood
wink the unsuspecting people in
to an employment of them, (as
members of the Legislature,) un
der an erroneous opinion that
they can and will set every thing
right, and bring about better;
times! The plain truth is, that
the people of North-Carolina have
suffered most grievously from
quackery; they have been doc
tored to death, by hundreds, by
villanous empirics in medicine;
and political degradation and
bankruptcy have , been brought
upon them, by no less villanous
pretenders in politics.
Salisbury Car.
':-
Elder P. W. DO WD will preach at
Upper Town Creek, on Friday; the 3d
of October- Saturday the 4th, and Sun
day the 5th, in Tarhoro Com.
JA CAMP-MEETING will com
mence on Friday, 3d October next, at
Yelverton's Chapel, in Wayne county,
7 miles south of Stantonsburg. Com.
'iiu tq iiw
MARRIED,
On Thursday, the 11th inst. Mr. Alex.
H. Falconer to Miss Mary H. Eaton,
both of Warren county.
In Franklin county, a short time past,
Mr. John Allen, aged about 60 years, to
Miss Browning, aged 20.
Price Current.
SEPT. 19. per Peters'g. jY. York.
Bacon, - lb 6 fc 8 9
Brandy, - - gal. 34 35
Corn, - - bu'h 35 40 44
Cotton, - - - lb 9 10 II 12
Coffee, - - 16 17 13 16
Flour, family, - bbl 600 475
Iron, - - ton 110 120 $91 93
Molasses, - - gal 40 45 32 41
Rum, New-Eng. - 42 45 38 46
Sugar, brown, - lb 8 12 J 8 15
loaf, - - 18 25 17 11
Tea, Young Hyson, - 100 125 91 99
Imperial, - - 125 150 120 148
Wheat, - bu'l 85 90 90 94
Whiskey, - - gal. 30 33 27 34
NO BLANKS
In the Three first Schemes of
THE NEXT LOTTERY.
COHEN'S OFFICE-Baltimore,
September 17, 1828.
(Bxant tate omvy
Of Md; No. 6, for 1828,
To be drawn by Sub-schemes, under an
Improved mode secured by Letters Pat
ent, and by which the Adventurer Can
not draw a BlAnk, until the whole of
the Sub-schemes are completed in the
mean time he has the chance of every
Prize in the entire Lottery, Without
any risk whatever, till the comple
tion of the last Sub-scheme.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
Ten Thousand dollars.
SCHEME:
1 prize of $10,000 is 10,000 Dollars.
1 prize of 3,000 is 3,000 Dollars.
4 prizes of 2,000 is 8.000 Dollars.
4 prizes of 1.000 is 4,000 Dollars.
5 prizes of 500 is 2,500 Dollars.
20 prizes of 100 is 2,000 Dollars.
37 prizes of 50 is 1.850 Dollars.
100 prizes of 20 is 2300 Dollars.
202 prizes of 10 is 2,020 Dollars.
105 prizes of 6 is 630 Dollars.
4000 prizes of 5 is 20,000 Dolls.
6000 prizes of 4 is 24,000 Dolls.
JYorti-Caroli?ia Bank A'otcs.
At Petersburg, 5$ to 6$ per cent, discount.
At Mew-York, 7 to 7 J
do.
Notice.
A L.U persons are hereby notified that
Garret Wiggins holds a note signed
10479 Prizes am'nting to 80,000 Dolls.
(JpThe Sub-schemes are as follow:
the first one of which will be drawn on
Wednesday, 22d of October,
The others will follow without unne-r
cessary delay.
first sub-scheme.
1 prize of $2000 is $2000
1 - 1000 - 1000
1 - - 500 - 500
5 - - 100 - 500
9 - 50 - 450
20 - - 20 - 400
34 - - 10 - 340
35 - - 6-210
2000 - - 4 - 8000
by Benjamin Wilkinson for the sum of I
r i it i. in
une nunurea ana iweniy-seven dollars i
and some cents, on demand the 1st Jan
uary, 1S29, and payable in notes. All
persons are cautioned against trading for
said note, as the consideration for which
it was given has entirely failed. ;
BENJ. TVILKLS(m,
25th Sept. 182S. 6 V
Cabinet
FURNITURE.
PJlHE Subscriber has now oi) hand for
sale, mahogany Sideboards, Secreta
ries, Secretary and Book-case, Bureaus,
Bedsteads carved and plain. Also, ma
ple Bedsteads, and walnut Furniture
al of which will be sold cheap for Cash.
LEWIS BOND.
Tarboro', Sept. 24, 1828. G-4
10 Reward.
RAN AWAY on the even
ing of the 13th inst. a negro
woman, named
TABITHA,
And her child Albert Tabitha is about
5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, dark yellow
complexion, stout made, common head
of hair, and about 20 years of age. Her
child is black, 9 or 10 months of age and
very likely. Tabitha had on when she
eloped, a white cambric dress, her other
clothes not recollected. I purchased her
of John Crowell, of Halifax, N. C. six
miles south of Halifax town. The above
reward of Ten Dollars, and all necessary
expences, will be paid by the Subscriber
for the delivery of said negroes, or if se
cured in any jail so that I get them
again. All persons are hereby forbid
harboring, canying off, or employing
said negroes,under the penalty of the law.
HIRAM B. DOLLERHIDE.
Person County, N. C.
Sept. 15, 182S.
G-4
2106 prizes, am'ting to $13,400
The second and third Sub-schemes are
similar to the first.
fourth; sub-scheme.
1 prize of $10,000 is $10,000
1 3000 - 3000
1 2000 - 2000
1 - - 1000 - 1000
2 - - 500 - 1000
5 - - 100 - 500
10 . - - 50 - 500
40 - - 20 - 800
100 10 - 1000
4000 - 5 - 20000
4161 prizes, amting to $39,800
The whole of the Prizes are pay
able in CASH, which can be had the
moment they are drawn.
Full schemes explaining the mode of
drawing will be forwarded with Tick
ets to distant adventurers; and to whom,
after the drawing, the Register contain
ing the official lists will be sent,if desired.
IFholeTickels,$5.00 I Quarters, $1.25
Halves, - - 2.50 Eighths, 62lcis.
To be had in a variety of Numbers,
(Odd and Even,) at
Cohen's Office,
114, Market-street, Baltimore,
Where the Capital Prizes in all the pre
vious Classes were sold, and where both
the Great Prizes of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars each
were sold in former Lotteries, and
where more Canital Prizes have been
sold than at any other office in America.
(ppORDERS from any part of the
United States, either bv mail fnostnaid
' 4 1 t
or private conveyance, enclosing the
Cash or Prize Tickets, will meet the
same prompt and punctual attention as
C 1 A J J -
ii uu peisuuai application. aare
J. I. COHEN, Jr. $ BE OTHERS,
Sept. 17, 1828. Baltimore.
Blank Bills of Sale for Slaves,
Sold under Execution, for Sale,
at this ofjtjce.