Trom f!it T/.-iidiour» Vlrj^inla:), Sept. 4.
.‘InoHiur m'to lipiousr;j.—W'e learn bv
our last Ciiiciiiaaii CJazette, ihut some
lyiix-ttvecl genius of Indiana, has prepar
ed a nianusc'ipi work, entitled *• The Orb
of Tfuth ; or Truths drawn from Obscurity."
One oi' these truths is that me world is
18,000 years old—and uiiotlier, that the
idea of the existence of Saian was an
invention of the Jewish priesiliood. Our
author goes still furiher : In liis search
after truth, he has discovered the expia
jiaiion of a passai^^e of scrinture, which
has i)iizzled many wise hc'^ids, since it
^vas settled that the sun is a lixecl l>ody,
and that the earth is in a continual stale
of revolution. It will he recollected that
Joshua “«ommanded the Sun and Moon
10 stand still, and they obeyed.”—The
true nieanint,rof this phrase is for the first
time " t/rfiicn from obscurity.'”—Joshua,
(^says this new discoverer) “had two gU-
tled standards : one was a standard of the
Sun : and the other, a standard of the
Moon. These Joshua placed on the
1 ight and lefi aings of his army the cen
tre was commanded by hims‘lf in per
son. When Joshua commanded the
,'iini to stand still, it was the left
unu^, which had the standard of the Sun:
when he commanded the right wing to
stand still, he addirssed that division by
the word Jlooji, stand thou still, lie had
no words of right and left; in place of
them he used Sun and Moon.'* What will
you say to this, ye Biblical ciitirs It is
a pity, that this gentleman’s name is not
given to the worid, that he might be
placed along side of his compeers, Shultz
and Smythe—“iriajuncta in uno,”
Tor the }laiT;sburi--(I'a.) f.'hroiiiclc.
The JIuhenloc of the 11 cst.
Sin—Wc have about thirty miles from
liere and in tlie adj(;inlng county of Ste-
\vart, u man now living of no sniall note
in our country—liis name is John Sills,
but usually called the I’aith Doctor—he
is a native t»f Halifax county, Nurih Car
olina—was Aery poor there, and is so yet
—as lie takes no jjay for his services—
Jle has been about llftcen years in this
C’HAKLOTTJ^
TUESDAY, OCroilEK 18, 18^o.
We have received the first number of
the ENCvei.oi>KuiA, published by M’Kkk
Sc Haukis, \orkvilIe, S. C. which can be
seen at this oflice.
1 he review of the first regiment of the
Mecklenburg Militia, by Clen. Pnin;u,
took place on Thursday last, butouing
to the bad state of the weather the usu
al exercise of the militia was dispensed
with.
On I riday, after the business of the
Court Martial was transacted, an election
for Lieutenant Colonel and Major took
place, those two oRices, being vacant by
the resignation of Col. Hoover and Maj.
Smith. Caj)t. Tuos. 1. Polk was elect
ed Lieut. Colonel, and Capt. Jojin ll.urr-
oiiovK elected Major.
W'e have heard with a degree of plea
sure, ill which we believe that all our
iriinds who knew the man in life, will
paracipatc—that the gentlemen of the
bar practising in Salisbury district, in
a tone ol llbei-al leeling, that reilects the
liigiiest honor upon themselves and their
pi olossion, have raised an adequa.e sum,
by subsci-iption, for the purpose of erect
ing a monument over the grave of tlie
late AiifiJiUALu iit;.\i)i:Rho.v. It has been
designed b) Mr. Nichols of this citv, and
is to be constructed of wliite marbi'e, and
sculptured under his diivction, with suit
able emblems and an inscilption. 'I he
iirawing which we have seen, executed
by that architect, is in his usual style of
chaste, and classic clegance, and wiili,
when comjdeted, place almost in sigiu
of the Aj)alachiun mountains^ where but
state—is now about lifty live years of age, .few vea ^ r/, , wV ^ ^ . 'T *
and was alwu\sin \ni ili ('.'ii-nlin-. -.i.,! , i- , the beust
oi prey contended lor tiie dominion of
the forest, one ol the choicest specimens
of the letinement of art and civiiizcd
and was alwa\s in North Carolina and
liere, a man of most exemj)lary j)iety—
he gives no’medicine—but when his pa
tients ap{)ly to him either in person or
by jjroxy, he enquires strictly into the
complaint, and enjoins a sulimission to
the Aiinlgluy, and their having full faith
and coniidonce that by faith and prayer
they may bo cured j he then prays with so
much solemnity and fervency that the
applicant is astonisiied—and in very ma
ny cases surprising cures are effected.
life.
Jialagh lirgister.
Small parcels of the new crop of cot
ton are almost duily received in town.—
Sales at 14 S-lu. 1 he price, tiiough not
so much as the planters expected, is cer
tainly very liberal, afVoi ding a handsome
. , t'emuneration for their labour. W'e have
The aijplicatlons to him are numerous, struck with the superior quality of
and many come a long distance, even as crop, the parcels received being of a
far up the Ohio as W'heeling, and these' and white kind. The drought
applicants are not limited to the ignorant; several weeks previous to the perfect-
j' part of the community, but are most gen- •''& the cotton, wasj)robably the cause
erally, people of weatlii and good informa
tion. I have not as yet heard of any case
so completely n’ilraculous as the cure of
the lady in NV'ashington last winter a
-year ; but very many that come near it ;
and think lie may with proj)riety be cal
led the Hohenloe of the W’est. " '
ClarksL'ille^ Torn.
r Jlnmnnfic Ilhnniyuitiou.—W’cyer’s Cave,
5 in Virginia, said to be the most admirable
». in the world, was brilliantly illuminated
, "with candlcs on the'^lotli inst.
AUx. Ilcrnld.
"I NKVV YOllK, SEPT. 17.
I .In Kdipsc.—Last evening, in conse-
; cjuence of scnue obstnirtion in the main
u. j)ipes leading from the gas nianufactory,
the lights disappeared, .and Chatham
street, w ithin and without, was left in
darkness visible.” In the Chatham
i';;: Clardeii 'riieatie, the ludicrous predica-
«Tuent of groping and scrambling for
V lamps ancl candles, may well be imagin
ed.
The Kac-IJdhipshirc Pcnitentinry is a
source of profit to the Slate. Of the re
ceipts ior labor, S:’. the handsome sum
of y.GOO dollars has been jjaid into"the
* State Treasury within a few weeKs.-
of its excellence.
Large quantities of Goods are receiv
ing in town almost daily. It is said that,
the stock will be more extensive this sea
son than has heretofore been know n.
\_Fayetteville Obdcrccr, Oct, 6.
^ ^-(‘pyt!tc.’^\ number of the friends of
(len. Lalavette in Paris, have sul)scribed
lor the purpose of olVerlng a gold medal
of the Value of 1000 Ir. for the best jiiece
of verse upon the voyage of that oflicer to
Ariierica, his stay there and his return
home,
It is stated in the western pajjcrs that
the trunks containing the papers and val
uables of (ieneral Lafayette, which were
sunk in the steani boat Mechanic, on her
passage from Nashville to Louisville,
ha\e been recovei'eil, anil they have sus
tained little or no injury. W'o be’ieve all
the articles belongitig to the (ieneral,
which Were on board, have been I’ecovcr-
ed. Ills watch, which, in the haste of
quitting the cabin, as the boat was sink-]
lug. Was left in his birth, was found in
the birth, after the boat was rai.ied, and
forwarded to him before he left this city.
The body of his travelling cai'rlage float
ed from t!ie deck of the l)oal, as she went
down, and was jncked up some miles be
low j the wheels did not float and were
raised w ith the boat; so that the carriage
was entirely recovered, and was sent
down to New-CJrleaiis ; from there it has
been shipped for France, and will be pre-
ser\ed by* the Cieneral at La Cl range as
an object of interest to his family ^and
friends, ms the \helcle In which he jier-
formed his immense jouinev thnnigh the
Lnited State.s. ' ,\nt.'Ld.
of Ruthcrfordton have lost In Mr. Rowc'n a v;tl-
uable ;iiul cxcnipl;tiy nicmb( r of society, liis
:innalilL> w ik* an iinlulg'c.-nt uik! ailVriioiiati.- hus-
1>:uk], liis two little chil.lnrn of a futhcr wlios.-
loss tliuy arc not sensible of. Ho tiled in the
lull assurance of a happy iinmortalitv.
^ [f'dnnuiiiiiratrft.
To va*
A of I.and, lying'near
! with
twenty-five ai tvs of g-ood tihil.K- la,„l,
a g'uoti lucudow. l-'oi'l'iirthcr par-
liculars, upj>ly to
, JONAS t’. UriJlslIJ,.
vt. ] J, 1W5.—
LAi-AviiirirnbTii]-,
■ b •
tV
1'^IIE siihscribcT will on\ r
- at public sail-, on \Vt d-
I 5 M ! *!>e 2o(l (lay of
vcMihcr next, at Iiis present
d\vdliiii;--li(,iisc, (near Mr. Jas. ^])ratt’s,'on the
Oh! Nation roail,)
0/1 f‘ hundred Jcrcs of Lmuf,
lyin;^ on the w aters of biii-ar CiVc k, four miles
oonth 01 Charlotte, adjoinin';-ilie lands of Ite-
verly Hyrani and 'Hios. Ho\d, a.ui is ecjual to
any land in the connlv for tlie prodnotion of
corn, cotton, ; has tolenl)h- Improveinenls,
Well watered, ami he.,1th;,. Also, ilnve Ne
g-roes, an excellent pl.un'ation W ;>--on, with
Kcfirs, aijoiit four hiuulred hushels of forn, a
quantity of I'oilder, stock of all kin.Is, toireth-
Iil/nois.—Several individuals near Kas-
kaskla have this year ajijjroj)! iated a few
acres of land to the cultivai.ion of tobac
co j and the growing crops are said to be
very promising,
A society has lately been organized in
lialtimore, tailed the .iiiti-Sluvc Societij,
the object ol which is to ell’ect the event
ual extinction of Slavery in the state of
Maryland, by procuring'the j)assage of a
law lor its prospective abolition. 'I'he
Society Is of course endeavoring to pro
cure candidates for the Legi.slj.ure favor
able to iheir views, and in IJahlmcre have
obtained the consent ofDAMi-h Kay.mond,
l'-S(j. to >flej', under the pledgi* retpiired
oy the Society, as one of the^four Dele
gates sent fiom that city to the Assem-
i)ly. Mr. Kuymond is the author of the
well known work on Political Kconomy.
Nut. Int.
is, tofje
er w-ith every necessary article of hoiiseliold
and kitchen furniture, farnnnc utensils, f^c.
IMM KIf l lJiK II.
P. S. Will also he soM ::t (!„• same time, one
excellent l' rrestri.il l.roMi:, JO inches in di
anieter, .set in an eh pint ii.ali,_;uiy frunie ; to
g*cliicr with u \u1u:iIjIc cullcctiou of HOOKS
1’. u.
October 1.', 18C5.—"it.>7
! ('Phe escape of three con\ids. Is noticed
jAvlth regret, on acco4int of th'ere' being
I full and profitai)Ie emj)Ioy at that excel-
jlent si'iniiiary, in hew ing stone, for dou-
Ible the number of rouges that arc now
there.
Jl lliavy hixul.—Three hundred men
rould not carry the amount of bank notes
net ossary to difray tlu' Na'ional Debt of
(it eat Britain, supposing t!ie l)llls to be
of the value of i-lo each. olJ of which
are of one pound weight. If the debt on
ly amounted to t2“t),(H)0,0GO j)ounds ster
ling, it would weigh 1 k\(i.)0 jjoiimts, and
uilow to JOO men i>76 lbs. (‘ach.
yaliouid .'h'i'is.
i'tTi:u5nt:uo, sErr. 27.
, Cottoju Tobacco, and L'urn,—Cotton, of
neighborhood growth, is now daily
brought to Market in small parcels.—The
crop has turned out well, the article
proves of the best quality, and commands
readily from 14] to 16 cents. We are
informed that thus far, it has been pur
chased for and on account of JSorlhtrn
Miinufacturtrs', most of whom, we be
lieve, have uniformly given the prefer
ence to Pdcrs/juri; Cotton.
1 he Crop of 1 obacco in this section
is considered generally as rather better
than ordinary, as well with I’espect to
qwdity^ as the qmintily pi-oduced : Hut
we hear with much regret, that the fields
of Corn have greatly disappointed expec
tation, the ears being liuliHerently lilh'd,
and jielding but a siirry recoin])ense for
the labors ol the husbandman.—hd.
lueii.MOND. st,rv. .^0.
mil' ( rop of Colton.— The first new
cotton made its aj)peaivnce in our mark
et this N\eek, and was sold fvif ir’ct'ius:
though this price is paid now, it caiiuot
be sui)pose(l to i)e,worth any tiling like
this pri( e lor exjjoi tation. All of the
cotton of good* (p.ality brought to mai ket
in this and'the n(‘x.t month, will be w ant
ing ior the home trade, and will, until
the su]>ply becomes great, command a
better pi'ice thafi can be j)aid for ship
ments.
Need Tockt.—At a dinner given during
the last week to (iov. Shultz at Phlladei-
phia, the following was the last toast
pledged :
Ity Dr. f;. W. Rltcr—The union of the -astcrn
and wc.stern waters, the union of the stati s, an.I
the union of the sexi's—the i;i'eat sources ui our
national and domestic liappi'ne.ss.
Beautiful J/c/a/y/zor.—Man, .jays an ele
gant writer, can enjoy nothing to eflect,
alone. Some one must lean' u])on his
arm ; listen to his observations; point
out secret beauties ; and become, as 1.
were, a partner in liis feelings, or his
impressions are comparatively dull and
spiritless. Pleasures are increased in
proportion as they are ])artlcipated ; as
roses, inoculated with roses, grow double
by the process.
IIIE M.VKKE'I'.
Fuyettcvillc, Oct. 6.—Cotton, sales 14A all SO;
Bacon a7A ; Candles, mould, 15; (Jof]-e, 18
a 21 ; Corn 70 ; l iour, superlinc, ; Iron iyk ;
I'laxseeil, 8;>; Lead, 10 a 11; shotl •>; l.iniei
2 25 a -J 50; Mola.sses, 40 a 42^; .\ail.s, cut, 7
a 8, wrought, IM a ; O.i'ts, J.; a 40 ; Sugar,
common to prime, all; S.d', l.m rpuol,’'jj,
I iirk’s Islaiitl, ^^c. 70 a 7.5; Stei I, Amtrican, 8
a 9.; 'I'ohacco, leaf, 4 a 5; Wheat, new, 'JO ■
Whiskey, 40 a 4J.
1> AN.A W A V iV,m the stihsrriher, on
® the 2)th S. ptenilx r last, a ih kto
man named WII.P,, a!)out tliirtv \ e:irs
,.ot ii'4'e, liv iei't i ii;-hl or nine inches
ii-’I'-ntkr funii, and when spo-
cjrl to !ias a tlouM-e.ist lo(,k. .Sml ne
V. as [Mlreli:iscd hy Uie froin \|r
James .M’Cdilueli, jf .M. ekleii'nirL;-. ,\. C. in |), .
ceinl)er, 1SJ0. Whoever will appri.lu.,,,!
lu-To ruid lodtce him in any jm, ui-.d kIv e nie'iii-
torm.ation .so tii.it I can «■. t |,;„i af^-..in. shall he
suiuil)ly reuanletl. Information relative to him
ihrected to Camden, S. w ,11 he received
•' KHMJHICK.
Octohi r, 1825.—3it57
\iViUei*!5
liemmnvuj;-,,} the I‘';y!-iiJ}irc cf Linen!,>tnn, \ ('
1.V/ ik nh,r 182,5, sou,V of wl.irl, viH hr ,,,nf
The Vine.—Dr. Henderson, of London,
I’.as published a ^volk, in which he main-
I tains that Persia and North-.‘\merica are
{the only two rfJimtries where the gra;)e
Ihusheen found iiidigenious. 'i’l'.ei e have
I hi'eti made .various attempts to cultivate
[the V ine in tills country: as we have a
Ibiin ranging throU!;li all tlie ^■ariclies of
ji^liinate, a New-Vurk editor flatters him-
that ‘‘it will ie(|uire only u liith; of
1‘^'ir tiMial enterpiize to have Americati
P iiutiipai|r„(. spiukling on our tcddcs, or
j-;''‘-niei'iran Ihti gundy lighting tlie g'o’v of
iiau'.y and wit in cur hon
i!Ai.t.K;ii, SKi’T. oO.—At a meeting of
the l’resic|enl and Directors of the State
liauk ol North-Cai'olina, on Tuesdav last,
a letter from Cicn. Ireilell was laid liidore
the IJoard, resigning the Presldent.y of
the hranch liank at I’.di'nton ; w hich be
ing read and accepted, Samuel Trcdwell
was unanimously elected.
^ A correspondenrc Is going on between
Gou-rnor 1 rouj) and (lovernor ('arroll,
of 1 ennessee, on the subject of opening
a communication by Canal through (ieoi'--
gia between the waters of I'enne.ssc.’e ri
ver and the Atlantic.
1 he ( ahawba, Ala. Press returns
“acknowledgments to the author of all
good,” because the ])hysKians are all
starving I and ret t>inmends that, instead
of drug's ami ntedleines, hams, an.'
corn iiseal, •
Chernw, 0(7. 4,—Ajiple lirandy, in demand,
42a4.»—I’each, 50 a .).■>: liacon, 7a 8; ('ottiin,
nominal, l.> a 14 ; (loiiee, jjrime _i>Te( n, JO a 2 ! ;
orn, scarce, 70 a 80.; I'lour, sujjc rlinr, 7 a s ’
Iron, 5aC.; I.ead, 10; Mol i.ss.s, 15 a 50; Naikj
cntl'jilO; I'owder, I)ii|ioiit's, (ke.t;') ^^8 a •
Hum, Jamaica, 80 a ^1 ; Shot, 2 75 ;i'J ; Sugar’
Muscovado.jirirne, 11 a 12—common, a I’l—^
l.oaf, 20a 2?); Salt, Li\erpool, 80 a i)0—’l urk's
l>lanJ, 75 a 85 ; Stfcl, Anieri;in, 8a 9; 'I'ailov
8 a 10 ; M lieat, KjO a 1 21 ; Whiskey, 40 a42.
■ MJlUUJli),
In this county, or. the l.ith iiisf. hv the K. v.
M n>. Riciiai'ils, Mr. Ahrani Hanks, to .Mis., Judv
Ma.uj^-att.
J)ti:7^' ~
In this county, on the 27th tillin'o, ^^r. W’li.i,-
MM .M. 'roiiii, in the 52d u ar of his age. A
dropsical comjilaint lostd the sufrerings of this
exc( llent citi/en. He w :^s a maji ol'un(in(.--)tion-
a!)h- conduct and unblemished ch.iracter, hip-hh
rcspecleil aiul esti eined, princi])ally by iillw hy
knew him, as a friend and hcni l'.u tor to his fi.l-
low m(.rt.ils, and as a zealous advocati- for the
riyhts and hherties of his country. In iiis fam
ily he was a kind hu.shand and vigihuit parent;
and has left a wife and a larg'e f.iiiiil_\ to lanu nt
their irrc[);iirable loss. \(Oiuniuuiciili;t.
Ill .Milled},'-e\ille, (ia. in ,Iul} la-.t, ;.lthe hou^e
of Kohert .M'Conihs, .Mr. Ciiurhs for;ner-
ly of this county. [C'„.ui,iuiiicfi!i'1,
De parted this life, on the 1st instant, at his
re.sidcnct- in Uuthcrfoi'dton, \. .Mr. .losLni
150W1..V, merchant of tiiat jdace, in the 40lh
\ear of his age, generally esteemed tor hi-, ma
il} ^ irtucs and honest industr}. .Mr. i:ow( i. was
appreiiiic', ill Lincolnton to a c’.aii'maker,
in w hich huiiihle capacity lie was noiieed a^ one
wlio couid he relied on. Jle ;it length became
inl;’re>'. ! in niercunlde pui ,uits at Hu'ln rford-
ti.n, wlurc be w.ts gcneraliy (v*,;em. d as ;.n
•Iiov.hle^r.an i^nd corr. -t d';a!. ;, 'j be uli/ens
as ,t, ,nl trtin;, if fknj arc „ul tahm out
injure Hit Ks7 January next,
Anthony l';inl, j.oIKt y.. Henry,
l-ineharg( r I n'd’enck
J.oraths Eli^djeth,
I.ong hrum,;c,
I.indi David,
Lorsc Ch;irles,
Milligin William,
Martin \\ ni.
Marsh;d \\ in.
Morriss John,
Michuin Nathaniel,
Mooro Joseph, Hov.
M'Carty Jaco!),
Mnll .h)hn,
Neutoii .lohn,
Oats Cliarle.s II.
J'etree .I»hn,
l?eece I'.iul
Hoilerick W illiam,
IJoliinson Mrs. .lano,
l{ol)iiison Kli/.uheth,
I{;imsa_\ .lanic s,
Hichards l eit\,
lioherts (.;(.|. .lohii,
Kt^hiiison Amos,
lihodcs Henry,
Ifamsoiir .laedh,.
liaMWour Da\'id,
I’oiieh .loseph,
Sherril linos,
Suinniey I’eter, jr.
Self W in.
M:irney .lohn.
Spenci r ISenj.imin,
.^uiiiio'ir Michal,
Sherri I (jase,
Scott .lolm,
Sholl Cli..rles,
.‘'ii.oyt I’ .lohn,
Sp:nn Hartei'et, l{cv.
'I'homas .lf)s( |)h,
i homp.Non John,
'I'aylor .l:iines,
’I'allaiit l.’ii li.'irdj
11 Icy Joseph,
V icici rs .Me'.aiidcr,
ih y .Vii,im,
ill(jiii; (ieor.;e,
il.Miil .lilhll,
arh k ,1 -hn,
hite \\ III.
ilson .lodiiia,
ills
ri.n'lit ,M(;srs w.
AN lull si(l( s |;a/, |,
WacM'.t. r .eoip ,
• illi.iiiis Calliarinc',
J.eoii;ii(l \\ aj^-}.;-oner’s
lieil-s.
Ij. 1H:i.\!1 AKDI, I*. ,M.
Ahernailiy J). C.
•Vheinatliy ,!ohn.
Maker .losepli,
JSrisendiiie Young,
Hoyd .lohn.
Men-} William;!,
i!l.i\loch \N dliam,
IJiits Henry,
liciinet Abram 2,
lU nnet ,lose])h W,
Kaker .Mar\,
l)lack r.i)hraini,
Hums .lacoh,
Hlack 'I'homas,
(dark .leptha,
Cox I’olly,'
(’oivin .lame.s,
(dine Michael,
Camp .\hiier,
Curry illiam,
(’oweu Hciihen,
Deets J;icol),
Idfim Daiiu I,
Eakcr Cliristv,
roriiey .liicoh,
rtdeiiw idur Hurton
I'islier W illiam,
I’erj^-iison riioinas,
l‘:ihs .(oiui,
(i:irret John,
(den John,
'.iooilrijrht Jacob,
(iiiiliaiii W ilh.im,
(lahriel ,\!)r.,ni,
(lullick .loiiatlian,
ti:ii\ln’-r .\ndi't.w,
Henikrson i„
Hannon 1‘eter,
Hull -M.ijor,
Howard Jos' ph,
Hamdiim Drury,
Iloiis .lohn,
H:iron .lacoh,
llunsii ker .loscph,
Harnt r Jaoih,
Hull I’ nj;nnin,
ll.irri>,s \Vilie,'
Hus.stetler Henry,
Hartlr\ Clliirlrs, Ifev
llaniill'iii .N'inioii,
.leliki. ns I ):i\ !d^ 2
•ieiikens Hugh,
Kni.\. .loliii,
l.utes Mi,
l.i.tis, Mr.
I.(jng John,
Long l.’ichard,
l.ineljarger John,
11
\MK^Wi^—Tn Ihc ruhliv
commence(1 the M, rc.mtih- l!u>i-
t M of CliM-lotte, I n sp( ct-
liilly mior.ii tli.jM' uho ha\.; be. n ph-asid to
trni- me a share of their iiain.m;-- , t',:,t j intuid
kei pm.i,- an assertm. nt ot tlie ml>s' h ;ant kind
ol (.(U)DS, and have at t!i;., tin e a l.aii lsoiiu'
\ O'l \\ ill
. Tv. ,llut-
leiid on Wednesday l i i;nh ucek toind.i- soe-
ci;d eontrart, for Cotton, and will allow a lii'i r-
al i)nre. ,\h'. .Nornicnt will he in the store at
all times to transact hu.siiie-s, ye.
^ , JON. IIAIHM.S.
October 1, 1825.—Jwt5(')
’ ' ''i-s I III e a I
assorliiit lit. of I —hut I hopi
l>'i\ e :i call a.id judi;'i' loj- \ oiiVsi h i s.
FAYF/ri i: \ x. r.
rpillS spa. iousand coin.wiieiiL House wil!
■ open on the. loth Oetolai, fort tie accji. n.o-
d.ivon ot t!u- l‘uhhr. ia,,i,!,..; ..
ol comtortal.le smi;,!- Led-room-, ,■! i.n.th ,le-
sired hy travellers, this esta.dl.hi.,.. ut contain.s
several hand.son.e dra-A ut- rooms and a.,.ui-
nicnts, particuhn-ly sinti ,l fur the r. t on of
lamdirs. Hoarders, with or w;ih uil'
will also be .iccoimiiodated. I hc (nri.iti.ic
heihiing-are eiitirjy ,u -.v; ami, a, tl.e piopre-.
tor intends keejiiiij;- the House i.i Un n.os! j;en.
trel st\Ie, he eoiildeutlv hopes to IVCw’.e a
sliari' ol public patronaiii .
( I.I.Mr..N r TUACV,
s. ptemher 28, 1825.—i ut57
• IgricuKurol S'J/icr.
^B^H I', .i.'trlrhn/i,'f'r . /^r/cnttu.
^ 1 rd > wiu inert ,it tini
'-('oil 11 on.se in Cnarli.tt o!i
the last Satiirda', in tins ,ni . li.
I lie .11. iiil.el-s an I'Kiuest.al to att nd a, lo o'-
clui k, M. It belli,i;- the Aimi\ersai v mej eir.-'.
"ev. ral pivmmms «dl he awanhu i'er tu.-
spceinieiis of Domestic Maiiiitact.ir- s in r >K -k,
im|)h-,, i:nts of iui,shandi'\, \c. hv onu r tlij
^ -I- s-M I H,' /tVc. .SirVy.
1825.—.)wt5(j
Octoher
rpilK si.hscrihrr h.v\in,^'■ ohfaincd I.etters of
M Aiiinii.istriiiion, at the Au|;'usl Court, on
the estate et .\iidn w I,; winy, s. ii. ih cea.. «!,
r. rjuest., all persons indehtcd to his estate, t„
come foruai'daiid make setth inent. Also :'ll
persons h.iMii.n'claims against said i st;.te, atv
reipiiixd to pn sent lin n, witinn tin, tim-; p;e-
scr.oed hy I..U. WM. K. .M’Kl.;!-, Mm',.
(Vi,’.o‘r,r •}; li;2j,—‘lwt67
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