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Tw o Dollars per annum irinavanccj or
1 t
Three Dollars it not paia wiuwi uirco
months from ll;3 date of the 1st No.
receive!" : -
Any sulscnber rnay discontinue wuiiin
t!.3 f-:t 3 months ol tnc publication.
Eo eulscrirtion to be discontinued till all
r; crrcarsjes be paid unless at mctus-
fcretiea cf the Editor.- -t' ' '" -
AH lclUrs,ccsyariicatiohs,fcc. td come
rcct till ;- ,;v : .;-:
A.crt:.:cinen!s, inserted on the usual
ji'crr'rtlWO art nt tvt
' lu.viiSCI r TBI uw siccirra mab.
; AsiinonnuGn, n, off
:ADv:::msixc..J ;
" Ii thosfl cz.z:3 where Executors, Ad-
tr..-:cri c:. i ouaraians, are Requi
red by law to ' 1 vert: a et public places
&c it has be, .1 . LJi that advertising In
a Ncqjaper printed in the County Is
suCdcnt Blount vs. the Administra
tors cfFcr:crsntM-2J llayw. ICO., 1
CTATCTC OF LIMITATION :
I (Quution by a Subscriber.)
, Suppose A is indebted to mo on o-
pen tccount; andrruns : wty. After
conxminng aoscm uu my account runs
out of date (as lie lUfposcs,) ho returns
to this County, i KowHJs cridqatthat
a. was his own act (his fault indeed,)
BQtimne, that deprived me of the Kwcr
to sua Ui. Shaa be, under UiCfj' cir
comstanccsi be permitted to take ddranV
i. r L' r . i ' - i
wc vi mm own. wtouj?, ; ana pjeaa ine
' Hard as it may ajpear, tlie plalatllTi
CrilroL is barred by tha statutesrVThe
tuto began to run from the time 'tlu
cause of action , accrued, m hich ,va j
fbinthodatcoftheacmn
ii no general rule, uhich ve lievt
kas no acccptioni That when tjio stajt-
Bte once begins to run, nothing (lati stp
lis ?pcration,or impede its prom jc
ecpthowevcf it be 4 niw fc4knoIfeo-
r.cr.t, or some voluntary act ya lhcrart
T tKedcbHr,xaTclatcacloro vTve it s
ar.cw dclt" - 8 r".-
Tlio savin in the statute in favor of
pbmtijs, ito;onlJo.,Uio 'following
species cf disabiiity to swi 1st jiifancy,
2nd Coverture 3d impijwnnii-'nt, 4th
non-compes-mcnti,- Xth Jfkbji beyond
ca.. And these : disabiUics' itust cj hi
i..e ume uio cnusc or acuoa accrues.
For,ns aWvo stated, 1 tlie s'ltute once
arts. it ccntipues to fun, m jwithstand
any after detect orf impediment what,
ever. 1 Haywl&:20, 4tf-!2 Iliyw.
5, 0-Conf. llqi. 04, 470 X C. Term
; Ifathiiit'l.T te i:i'ano"tft.?r fltat i
r la;!..i La i:y cnntlr f'tate of tho
itUIOU.lt IS II 1 Ci 'ivnW.t f t,pifi.-r A
itUOU, U in net er.'ivoj.t
i'ourf a; an4 thi tt:r;:e ru::s and is a
,har.". 3 Murphcv
COMMUHICATIO:,'.
- ' til
m? iupj Uiall Mr, JiciifhCr to
pvc fM '('f sitk u'; For lhopnrouf.
fiwl. t. I . ... .1
with Iiiih, a wiili to inakd it khown,
through tliefcuhiiSuispf your paper, that
we, a Ptout,hfui.irul of the voters of our
".itH iii oi luosil Aihn r tiftt enlivli-
part or tlio Jjstry t, y0t cntcrtinn a hope
'at, some (Wvf 'r whm wc,an bo re
'"nciled td v.rfov'will step forwani'iri
, 'ua time. 7 n iruo (if wc are correct
l'y mloriKl) Aha t Mr. Ii. is now as
jniorowagjiinst tlio destructive mea-
rcs nj Uio (general Covcrnmeiit, which
-trr-A
fnc
p f
? r i
"Villi
'v (l7 y?F contributed with
7 Bjgat tolririg upon' Uie people, !as
. . f - - . . ',.-' , . :':".-
. ! i a 0 I 0 kj U,
can le." Cut are t!io p
II "litcned district, who
;cf i!.1j -Lavefjr
gotten the principles ca
h'ch he v. as
first elected, and tho cour. j ho pursued ;
jn ingress, untu no touni l o people oi ;
tlie
dont
adhered
cated
identical measures which he is now so
clamorous against, if ho had believed fco
would have been sustained by the'pco-'
pie in so doin, and we venture to say,!
if he be a candid man, he will be bound
to answer in the affirmative. It is well
known that Mr. IX. is altogether indebt
ed to. the Jackson party for Us first elec
tion, ' and but for party ho would not
have been elected, lim egotistical boast
sent lortli ia pamphlet form, purporting
the contrary notwithstandi::;;. How
has be requited his politisalricndsT who
for his Jacksonism, and that alone, went
the "whole hogw for him. Did he not sd
soon as he found they were like to be
tlie weaker party desert and leave them
to shift for themselves?.-; . : ' :, J i
Mistaken iu tlie views of the majority
he cypoused Nullification; but jading
(limsclf but of tlie popular 'current, he
soon rowed back and sought to be car
ried in the current of the Whigs, where,
no doubt, he will endeavor, to bo found,
is hethcr welcome or not, as long as (and
no longer than) they arc able and wil
ling to send . him to Congress. . It ap
pear! to us to be the height of Mr. K,'s
mbition (Talcrand like) to . belong U
tho strongest ' party, v hethcr right or
wrong. I This conclusion is irrcsh tiblc
i our minds Vbca wo compare cither
lis irrcconcileablo votes in Congress, or
his incomistant Circulars, which, when
coKoctcd all togctlicr and compared side
by side,- form a most ludicerous "docu
ment, .wluch wewouli particularly, in
vite the voters of tho ; district to exam
inc, both Mr. 1LV totes and circulars.
Surely if Jlr. IV U right now, he was
wrong in the out set Though wo do
not understand that he has ever made
any-cnccsions on contrary- he
would liave us believe he has resrulnrlv
movdd on in the "even tenor of his way,"
...:.t .t! i . j i . . . j-
turning cither to the right or tho lea;
that thoso of - Ids old Iitical associates
who differ wiihhim in opinion now,have
deserted . their ftrmcr 4 princ'mjes, and
that the Whi-j rartv have fWkcd to his
standard.- AumlrablO consistency: fur
meprooi otwiucn.we wouij again in
vitc yon to his votvsand circular kltcrs.
We- understand IrrUi i very much do
procating the cktraor dtiary pressure,
and promising great exerilviftfin tus part
W relievo mo ukftilcjcxrlaimmratr
his ld friends and party 'whom hv
- .u. i -: r. . ' r
seneti, aiicr Hssisung wim ins m
might to set in full operation tho rui L
project of which he now so loudlv C(,
plains. We farther understand tJiat i '
even insists upon the ncccwity of a I
Mates liank, and is prepared to vote for
u van r ii uc pwssioia no will VOlO ior
tin institution which he has so repeated;
ly and solemnly declared to be unoon
stitutiosal? : WWhc knows" ho must
take n solemn Joath, before, taking his
seat in Congi-css to support the Consti
tution.' Now admitting Mr. pVeop
sciencc is suflicicntly elastic t
him to votq for the Dank in ui r
lion to the solemn onth imnok
hint, accordiiijg to his yicwlof iIhU-'i.,
stitutiortr which lie on a former accosi
expressed much thankfulness that be,'
well as Gen. Jackson, had tho fagac
to so ( clear! v comprehend, , and so f
taitdy to kno'r that tlio United St i
Bank wns imcotistitutional, thoueh
crs might not bo so coniDCtent to u!
stand tliat unerring guide for all LI
lativo proceedings ; which wo, cal
r.iur.h itoiibL iudirinr from his contii
j r.jvarications provided ho beiicvci it
. . w , i -i i - - ii na
. ui essentially contribute In SU5taidng
hi j j opuhrity. Yet wo cannot suppV-e
it will 1 "t a pleasant nill.or that, he, 11
swallo . it i'hout somc misgiviucfti
Therefore we cannot expect
expect of him
troardinary t . rtins in thoprodur
of a subject v,1 li ntut necossarilj
ducc hinijto o ? of two painful alte
tives--a furtLr failure of. tlio ci
fro
V
a-
fi-
IV
deuce of - his constiti. era dof
rislit violation of his 6.1 fc Woca
id-
lv,llicyc hat an contiemin of
districl of gyod standing, find who
he
;on
tlie district were chan:iinr, to be so ea- bo otlicrwiscl When it ia Wa.,. ;e,P
sily pulled as to have any cor.f.icnce in! those who- sti adhere te the Win U! 0U? Tl.
Mr. lL's firmness or sincerity! Ask the on which they Fjrst vote! r. n .I!Poi'U0,,
nwst zealous friend that Mr. IL has in it is natural thevhouhh JLT: XlV0l(iint li
district (or; out of, it) whctlicr he despise lus political iummo '...i.:"t "FT'PI'cty of a Convention of
believe he would have, to this day they believe was dutirelv Z?U Merdiants of the Western part of
tu tiis mi uimciLucs, aim auvy-i i-iicuawiyj iv cicaTC tn .thn' r-....v tnun i njuut. ior ine t
js jxd bs
C.
A ukda j, JULY
l:F4 devotion to coriwt rJn;
pies, to
Jcat in ingress, would be
cordially Vrectcd and
iu a coniesiwith Mr. IT. IW :
scorn, so th'
f(Jf almost tnv n1tt r Jr j t
II1PV II . ,
Id prc-'j
R7 Swhen&eyvo:
ted Ior hun,- it has fctiiW- tfl0
never had an opportunity voting for
, v.,t mi iii nrwnnw
u;rt since uicy navej,(cn w jj,c
u. tc. ere given w Mt,
sequence of tlio violent confLctrftwccn
the other two'-candidates. Tftrcfhre
received in his hist clectionriJjr iye do
belie vo, that result was - produced more
from the violence -with which the-thi.r
iwo canaiaaies assailed each otftenW
the popularity of Mr.7Itf and that Ii-
incr oi ino , rcnllemcn iindisturhfiriw,.
Uie other, had onnefced "Mr. R. tlhtC
would havejrcccivcd more voteJthm
uMutuuv. tjc jcanaioiy oeiicve aiarg
inajuniy oi uio people oi tms',ill?rjc;l
would willmgl v dispense with the I rvi.
ces oi.air. ii. und with great pld ure
R.:is lacking in disposition to t.lcasl br
as uciore observed, we nave aburi
reason, to behove, hef would do
thing which tic might itiagmc woul
cure liia rejection.'! list the great
is Uiat his imagination! m his blind
to tdeasc, might ' ajrabi as it did W
he embraced riullificaion, lead nirri
i to
tray on some unportar.
-uuwuiawiiH
he might not so dext
'Otis v. nnrt tar
so-httle injurjr to hi:
S
trace his steps, py a
of the facts, uV thati
Jasc,
..J
stances of which ard
oo
well known f
the maioritvto rcquir
urther comrodff
(his repeated dcnial
to the corfurv
potwithstandmg.)
j II
A rough and brief il
timcnts of
EII&-
r
CITItO. '
Tho resolution of tlic Banks
of
-jtaie .io laKe. no oiii: in acpusuo
ymcntofdobt due to themexcopt
r own, is Micratin'smueb to the pre-
dice of the AVcstcrn pait of tho State,
WI1C
lro it is known that aboutJiine tenths
of the Currency- is South Carolina..mon-
e
'y., Tliis i resolution is-hot Yuuxd:by
he interest of tho 'institutions 'while
1
it is extremely detrimental ?to tliosoi of
Vommiiiatv The Banks of South
rftlina arc admitted on all hands to be
Vnt;; and since- none pay specie, . it
)cl be casv for our Banks to make
arrangements with the Banks of S,
C i vvniilH ena bio them to receive them.
if yJanks regarded anV othcY Jnter-
,(ut their owiu Ave , would not
iJain of "their suspension of i specie
Anient, if wo 4ould percicvojin their
ji!aticyiiJrijdilM9it
T distress which this . measure has
:oduccd. Bat the resolution not torre-
(iyc the SouUi Carolina notes, operates
s a cricvious and Intolerabli ta lipon
. Ii it a schomo to control ourlradc!
"ininff flinf n'A rannnt mv rnr tntn nr
buy our goods ht aycttevillo who' S.
Carolina money without being severely
ihavcd.,is it supposed that we will car
ry our trade; not where wo can get Ihe
best price, but w here wo can get, money
which will nass ktoar? :t.im
It is true a large number of merchants
at Favcttcville havo - advertised that
tlicv w:ill take the South Carolina notes
at par lor goods, but tnai puuncaiion is
1 deceptive, -v Tlioy will not take it at par
in payment of debts duo to them, n
ml will they let you havo goods as low
lit as thev wi lor in. u oius. in i
r.. ' .1 t.i:
than a week after that publication up-
pcarcd, a prominent merchant ot J? ay
etteviHe, vhoso name appears to the ad
vertisement, askod 50 els. per bushel
N. money forcofirso BaU-r65 cts. S.
.l ! -'.I ..' ...I It.. J-l. '
C Tho publication is wholly delusive.
vur, ui consequence otnheirnimifi 1"."'"'", 'M4uon w me t5ankS
cancv inmint'Af wkiw..'S1"41: pcIed.-We vcanriret
Iauh to
r w. M-jiuv,i a. riiiiriiii ami !
suoHiuuiesomoiner, wtiom, tiieyl uld
confidentially eipect to . find on I ne
certain side of thefenc Not that Ik
cicn oi j
usnn lj-j oxe another ? ,
m 137:
" UiV wuw Carolina rotes-at
par, lfcey take, care to
wake un the loss
on the
croods.
wy by Jip price on their
ng that an intelligent reople
and will not submit to this im-
any reasonable means of a.
can be devised, I would sut.
the
the
.ut-
non
'this
isrrc-
wr , v" vj uj uueraw on oeuer
lo-ras man we can get them at Fayettc
fle, whilst we are shaved at tlie "pre-
ni rates. ! v.
It is painful to leave ;Ofir ''Men fmim
nd give the profits of tur trade to an
ther State; but if the Banks and Mer
hants of Fayetteville choose to make it
four interest to go elsewhere,' they can-
...p,,, ,Jt UB ,v wu nci lti ocai-
ence tq thbiirst lawof trade.-t
; ,MEIlCATOR.
- - '.- y-'.' .'" 1
Prosrm of lVealtA.1t,i thl
tendeucvof every Institutibu to tc
constantly accumuIaUng power, up
on be basis of privileges ence ob-
wined. Whoever has acquired a
certain portion of .wealth,' enjoys a
'jtter opportunity of increasing
to wfalth, than one who is indl
nt enjoy g of gaining e ven a com
Ifnc' He thatalready posses
ses a million can more easily acquire
another million than one who is des
titute of pronertv can arnmn
thousand! x lie who isj V already
wealthy, can more easily: double
Lis Pronertv than a non man Man
become equal to him. : .ThVacqui.
aitipn of wealth Droceeds accordintr
arithmetical , nrniccmn Th
uurtoer one has proceeded the Ion
?" w? . "P'a we one', strides
. : - .
enetnat he who mmmonr.. uai
that he who.commencesJ1'
,u a-ertain poriiWortveaUri
,clreumtaDcea f being equal,
InJOys a great advantage over him
.no commences poor. This prim-
t - - w . ' '
pie was understood by Thoma9
ucrson when he nrovided for the
olition of the row-of;primogeni-
e -ana inerebycaused an equal
tributionfth amon!? the
s oi a w canny inuivi
4 --4'.
J - .
'ODiiwrion. a square mi le con-
Lis 3,09T,bCO Square yards, and
the rate of four pcfsnlarscand
prto a square yard, 12,390,400
sian oeings.. jaorue swarm-
indpopulatioa of the United States
coif d be crowded without, inconve-
niebce into a square mile, rtd could
be
ralked around
in an- pour. n
hosier Xees,
1 . 1 1
iki
manner the
whftK Ube Grecians represtnted
ia Aer.u leeks Mi, t the w
11 tiuss uiucr uu a iicui via nviu-i"
' L' ' 1- tl - I
the ... ol 0e Spe.ker,. .Them-
hbiUna of the whole earthrjlfoat
9W0!qp,Voald 1 not fill Ircle
often miles in diameter,, they might
.1 1 mi 1 I
viitltiviu uu iiuuvii (vuuu iy
hour vby, Mr. Oshaldistone, and
might hear a bell placed in the cen-
gilt
tre.
; r VfSS
:-V " 1 ' '
company the other evening with his
falsehoods, -You pcrcelyo Tom," said
he, at length, "that my tongue never lies
--Hhddrcfo
ceiyesr :?.'
t
"TlVe wIiiXito c"l, t'fl ! trouble bot it
fa?VXius hav trouble vilhwut
rt? if
I Vl E
Or S3 afte it" a . MONtfK-il'r
f Important, irw.i-We pulll-li J
following for Uie benefit of the ladies, to
1 ....
whom it may be ; serviceable jn Uicso V - f '
hard times. ; We do not "vouch for tho f ;
truth of it, but will havo experiment ' - '
made, and report thereon hereafter' It 3 K'-'Vv
Comes from an English periodical: J - ? V:
Tt fVash &7ArLay the piece y K:.
sik upon a clean board;' soap a piece of "
nanncl well, wnaout making it very wet, 1
and with this rub tlie silk carefully and i :
evenly fono . way r after having f thus ' .
cleansed one side of me silk; take a . wet "J- .
sponge and watih off ihe soap;' proceed-
in the jsamo manner b clean the other,
and then wipe the water off each wiuYk '.
dry Cloth, after which hang tlie silk-in i I ' - ",
tlie air to dry, donotwringat, but Jiang; "
it as singly as "possible- upon a linen .
horse, and let i( dry gradually. . Whcn '
very nearly dry' iron it with a cofjlbavj, f
Ia this manner we last suinnat washed ' , '.
i slate colored dress, wliich was 'so'dhv?' -' ' .
ty with tho constant" wear of a winter,
that wo did not liko fo'uselcycn'for ? T
hlnbgs, without cideavoruig. to removed
some of, the spots, and we(4wero quitQl
hopeless of its beii!g .fitTf6r.anyrthing i
except Imingscvcn when-'Washed,-' but j ,
its brightness was coimpletelv restored.
and its texture softer than when new. " 1 '
ijFrnm Ac London Standard. 'j-'
' Thc time has now arrived' for us Is,
remind the public of a proposition, re-1
pcated 100 times in this' journal-niaine-'
I, thd proposition that there is not a-
bove ground b" the world, one Hal,
one quarter, erneiehth pf jtht gold
and tilver necessary to carry on do? ,
inestit and external trade, 'upon its
present scale, through the eartt r ; tlio j
proposition we havo always accorppa- .
niea ly the corollary, that no one nation 1 f ;
can ever attempt to make gold and silver ?
the exclusive instrument of its. domestic .t '
commerce; without deranging the trado ;
universally, and derapging the happiness . ,
of all manldnti':i-V';";;--.s-'
' ,GrandfatIicf.rsaiX:aliadt :yebarfT
rbeople get their fashi-T
fl,AM "om iJostonweii,
.lWloston folks get (them from?
Why ..from EnglancL-Ah! and where da
tlie., English get them , from? Froji
France was the ready reply. Well, and
where do the French get them from? .
The old captain being somewhat piqued
at tlio close inquisitiveness of the young v
urchin, and his knowledge of the soursc
from whence fashion springs being pret- -.
ty . much exhausted instantly ' replied, i- -lWhy
right straight from the devil
thercT nowtop your noise. ;V::--
1 ...
1 HIS
"riohio, stands on a fixed and
!f Hliract, directly da
idmz hne benver,, A j,,
nibderai
me. uiviamg uw uutwej. waters
which run into theUhio, and uips,. ,
un tnt(
s is so situated that the rain which I
I".,!!,. on ikn nnrth cit nf fh FAirtf nncir'
intrt Cuvahorra. and is discharfred.
into" the the SC.lAwrencesnile thai.
which falls on the south side passes into , 7.
tlie Mahonmng, and Is finally poured in-. . -,
" v,u" y . 7 . ; .
ia"ny:aay: f0; rS' v--
for - two opposite hemispheres or tho
' -ji,
. , nr..
lOUnaesi caves, siniuw , wv
J c,M,.nd j il-rcds: .n4
.,i.. -. .w;....--
&U U -'
Trn..ra,r
niversai cant a
. ftfk.,.
J.fSSIK;
iertOi l.iic wonu- 11 uc vuuiu up
it.
- Wow fi Wm rfrouW
V. 2 " "T V n I
chef,? ith tlie k uot below the bnm,
abddiV;lioldin:r. on firmly with that
partU:?wowards, the air contained
-SRj&rt ho auScienttohnoy:
M a taaunior six hours or more. . - y
- T ... . ' - J-,' . 1,'- M
; 7n Intolerable Nuisancek-A man;
in croaking boots who' moves about ht. p.. '
a slow, stately and-solemn manner V'
whether in a dwelling-house,ia haU of r I
justice, a lecture rootn, or a cjjuxclv j
4x
1
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