TUESDAY, DECEMUKK 27. 1«35.
We have received ihe report of the
committee appointed iit the lust session
f the legislature, lo prepare and report
u plun of Public Education. It reconi-
nicnds the dividing of each county into
school district^, of convenient size; erect-
school-houses and houses for teachers,
'n the same j the appointment, by the
ounty courts, of a board of school com-
niissioners for each county, and by these
boards subordinate committees, for each
lUstrict; and provides for the support of
the schools, and for defraying the other
necessary expenses, by a lax, to be levied
nd collected in the same manner as oth
er taxes. We like the plan recommen
ded by the committee, with the exception
f some parts of it; but we have not the
remotest idea that it will receive the sanc
tion of the legislature, unless it undergo
uch modifications as will probably de-
-troy its utility.
We shall publish the report in our next
aper; and our columns will be open to
Avell-written and temperate discussions of
ts merits.
We give, in this week’s paper, a sketch
f the preoeedings of Congress, as far as
hey have reached us; and we shall con-
inue it weekly, as much in detail as our
imitsw’ill permit. Our summary of con-
ressional proceedings will be taken
roni the Naliona/ Journal, a paper w
>om the divc-rsified talent that it exhib-
ts, its various and interesting selections,
nd its general manugemenl, is deserv-
dly ranked among the most able papers
n the country; and we mention it now,
s the source to which we shall be indebl-
d for the doings and debates of Con-
ress, to save the repetition of a w’eekly
cknowledgment.
The bill more eflectually to prevent
reating at elections, has passed its third
eading in the House of Commons, by a
ote of 6-i lo 47. Unless public ojjinion
iscountenance the practice of treating
t elections, legislative enactments and
cnalties w ill be jjerfectly nugatory.
The bill to establish Courts of Equity
n this state, separate from the Courts of
aw, has been lost in the Senate by a vote
f 35 lo 21.
some part of the icrrllorij lalchf acquired
fjij the Creek Treaty. The' samples of ore
earned to Milledgeville afford twentv-five
per cent, of pure silver.
Virginia.—John Randolph has been e-
cted to the Senate of the U. Stales, to
11 the vacancy occasioned by the appoint-
ent of Mr. Barbour lo the War Depart-
ejit.
John Tyler has been elected Governor
f the Stale, in the place of Mr. Pleas-
nts, his constitutional term of service
aving expired.
Bcvareof Counterftiis—We learn from
he Raleigh Register, that counterfeit
\ccn!y Dollar Notes of the State Bank of
'orth-Carolina are in circulation. They
re said to be well executed, and therefore
ay be easily palmed on the community,
t will be well for all, who are offered
otes of this desci iplioti, to examine them
^arefully iK'fore they take them.
JVt'fc P^/yf/^.—Proposals are issued for
v6 addiiionul paj)ers in this state, one
o hi; published at (Ireensborough, l)y
Vin. Potter, ajul the other at Xe\\!)ern,
•y Philip l)ii-\’al. ^Ve wish them every
uccess, and better than the brethren
f the craft generally leceive.
The editor of the Mll'on (lazrt'e seems
0 be a good deal nettled at the election of
Speaker of the ]louse of Rejjrosenta-
friendly to the administration, and
vondci’s if it is so, that the fi'ieiKls of the
dministration in Congress are greater in
umber than the “ Crawibrd and Jackson
len united.” ^V’e did not know bel’ure
hat the friends of these two gentlemen
(id united in opposition to the adminis-
ration ; and we i’eel somewhat obliged lo
he editor of the (iazette fur letting the
ecret out, although w'e suspect he has
ljne it rather preniaturel/. Can he tell i
is how far the coalition extends, and what
Jue its ulterior views ?
A letter from ;l/iil‘dgeville to the edi-
,ors of the Georgian, slates llial Silver
'ol llie liucst (jualiiy” has been foutid in
VERY LATE I'UOM EIJKOPE.
T he packet ship Manchester, arrived
at New-\ ork from Liverpool, having left
that port on the 8th ult. bringing also
L^idon papers of the 6th. The most
prominent ieature in the news thus re
ceived, is the confirmation of the report
relative to the (ailure of Mr. Samuel Wil-
lian)s, ol Loudon, to which we made a
brief relerence-iri our paper of yesterday,
'1 he amount of his failure is variously
estimated. One account makes the de
mand on him not less than seven millions
sterling; while another brings it down
to about, four bundled thousand pounds
sterling. A private letter wliicij we have
before us, states that about a million sler-
litig will be the true amount, or nearly 4.]
millions of dollars. The Morning Her
ald of Octob^'r 25, says :
“The event threw a perfect gloom o-
ver the city yesterday afienioon. Mr.
was a man much respected as a
merchant as well as in private life. It is
said the gentleman who has failed, is by
birth an .American. It is related of liiin,
that on his passage lo this country al)(jui
thirty years ago, the vessel which he was
on board ol, was .-juudenly run down in
the night by atioiher. On the alarm, Mr.
W. hastened or. deck in his slui t, and
finding the vessel sinking, he sprung up
on the bowsprit of tlie other, and scarcely
had (lone so before his own ship sunk,
and every other soul on board perished.”
It is further slated, that a cuinmitlee
are ol opinion that the proj)erty will pay
Iroin ten lo tilteen shillings in the piund;
and, that in eonseciuence ol'Baring k Co.
and \Vilson, and .>ir. Timothy Wiggins,
of Boston, coming forward and taking
up many of the acceptances, the injury
will be less than was at Hrstapprehended.
The marriage between the Marquis
ofVVellesley and Mto. Patterson is given
at some lengih of detail in the English
papers. Her property is eslimaied at
186,OUO pounds, in ihe 3] per cent, stock,
besides her claims ou the British and
.\merican governments, and her landed
property in the Unitfd Stales. As she
is a Catholic, some sensation has been
produced among both the Orange and
the catholic parties of Ireland, on the
one side oy the fear, on the other by the
hope, that this marriage will lead to
some melioration of the condition of the
Catholic population.
1 he market at Liverpool remains about
the same as it was by our last advices.
The latest Paris papers received at
London, state that there has been a total
change in the Spanish cabinet—M. Zea
and all the other members having been
i emoved. it was not known who were to
fill the vacancies. W'iib regard to Greece,
ihere is liiile that is new. A letter |)ub-
lished in a Tans paper of the .’6ih Oct.
mentions thut the caiDpaign w asconsider-
ed at an end, by the reiui ning of Ibrahim
Pacha to the coast and the retreat of
Redchid irom before J/issolonghi. There
was a report tiiat tlie Alexandria fleet had
been deieated by Miaulis. These need"
cotitirmation. The repoit of Ibrahim be
ing killed by a nephew of Hussein Bay, it
appears was a fabrication.
‘ Port Mahon, Oct. 5.—Ti'.e Greeks arc
triumi)hant—the Egyptian fleet has re
tired to Alexandria ; and the Turkish
Heel to Constantinople. The (Jreek fleet
have taken nearly 60 transports.’
Mr. Radclifle, liusljand of the laleMrs
ZAxP.svir.r,K, onto, oft. 5.—On Saturday
morning last, the house of Mr. Win.
Scott, about ten miles fi om town, on the
Marietta road, was burnt to the ground,
aful, awful to relate, IVIr. Scott consum
ed therein !—Wc learn that on the pre
vious afternoon, ho being intoxicated,
ordered his family out of doors and drove
them off the premises. About dark,, as
he was returning home, having .been to
j)rocure more li(|Uor, he called at the
house where his family w ere, and request
ed admittance, w hich was refused; he
then ordered their return home, which
they also refused ;—and he departed,
swearingand threatening toburnhishouse
with its contents and himself within it!
It is conjectured bj some that he deliber
ately set lire to the house and remained
Tn it until he was consumed ; and by o-
thers that he became sodrunli.
the fire aci ideiitally occurring, he v\ as un
able to slop it, or extricate himself: but,
from bis previous liireats, and ihef'act ol
a favorite bible of his own having been
found removed t«j a sale place, with some
of his cloilu's partly burnt; wiiile some
books of his wife’s were torn to pieces
and strewed around the ho.i>e, the for-
mer„conjeclure seems most i)rol)able. li
it> a shocking w arning for habitual vlrunk-
ards. Some of his bones were found on
Saturday morning among the ruins, and
decently interred.
Dttilors ivnv\ r.reiWiovA,
As I have been hcatinjc about in this parallel
of lalituilc for a consiiit r;i!)li; time, and iiuve
encounltrcd variabli' wiiu'.s, together with a ve
ry heavy sea, I find upuii close examination, that
I ara near an enemy’s coasf, making' no head-
Wiiy; and my latitude Ijy account not agrocing
with iny. latitude by obsi-nation, has complete
ly brought me to an anchor; however, 1 have
tlioujjht it most ailvisable, (instead of Ivlnji;' here
upon expense,) to scjiiare my yards by tht; lifts
and braces, g-et under way, huiI endeavor to make
the first port that Inuj a safe fiarbour and good
anchorage.
Therefm’e^
.On Thnrsday, the 29tli day of this month, I
will ofl'er for sale, at niy present d.voliinic, (on
the OKI Nation road, adjoining (Ja]>t. I honias
*Spratt’s,) witiiont any kind of I’escrve, one ne-
that on g'ro h llow, one gill, 12 years old, very active
aiull.kv ly; 4 good work Ilorsc-s ; omc planta
tion Witli g.M's; (Jorii, i'odiU r, Milch
(Jaltle, i'ork, Hogs; un U>gant Terrestrial
(iicbe, set in a mahogany (Vaiiic upon brass rol
lers; together with betl*> anii er\ neeess;irv ar
ticle of househokl and kitchen turniuire ; f.irni-
ing iitciisiis, {';c. All those iiidt !>ted lo me by
note (,r liook acooinif, will roim* lorw.ird on that
day and :icttle, as no longer iinhilgenee will be
given ; and all those t(f w hoin 1 stand indebted,
will please inv])ari; their accounts ami render
tliein at till- sanie time. 'I be sale to cumiii.. lu e
at lU o’clock, A. M. when the terms of sale will
be made known.
IMVl'EU ULIMCK.
I‘. S'.—DEl’.'i'OiJS,
A'iin/, MO slinlHmg in tlu ranks, as F am ihlrr-
luiiied to close niy business and lea\e tbis coun
try.
December 19, 1815. l\v
siibicn ..rs h.'Ving cntv re.i into co])art-
JL iiei- liiji, w ll It! fntinv transac t business iiii-
ler tliv iiriii of .lulin M’(i;i;,y (,'o. They b i\c
jiisl received an assoitinent of t.l.’OCKlill'lS,
togetiu r w.tb a few tioods, consisting of
ij?
,?
Parricide.—Thousands in the common-
wealiii are acquainted with John Brown,
an old revolution iry soldier, who has
served so numy yeui's, and so faithfully us
a door keeper to the house of delegates.
The unfortunute nuin hm fallen by ihe
hand of his own son. On SaUirdav last,
the son shot the father; hut as tlie old
m,n did not full dead, the son seiz-d an
ux', struck him «jn the head, perhaps
nearly ,separated it fiom tlie body, and
mangled it in a most distressingmatnier.
Another ol the sons hearing of tiie terri
ble calastrcjphe, approu'hed his brother
with a gun, w ho immediately attempted
to fly; but the initated son sfiot at him,
and merely grazed him on the cheek with
one partridge shot. 'I'he parricidc then
stopt, and returned the tire, which umI’ii’-
tujiately took eflfect on the bodv of his
brother, whose life is despaired of: some
negroes, who had been proven.-d from
interfering by the fear uf hi^ gu.i, tl'.en
stern up and urrc'^t^'fl the murderer. On
Saturday morning, he was committed *n
Util in Nev.' Kent C(Jiiniy. Our im’jriiiuni
stales, that the unfor’jinate Pan ic.lde is
supposed to have b» cn for some li.n;- de-
raniffd. Itn 'irmn ! Knqni, cr.
CJiein.)pn\'e and I)e'ju'’ -p Ciinol.—The
PhiUidelphiii Auror I stat'’s tlui' tliis work
is pruceeilin.;-with inc'-easv d rapirli’y and
vigor; thyt l’ii>;e is a fo!ce now enipioy-
ed exceeding 1 men : and t!iut i f ihest'
upwards of 600 are at \Wj; k nn ilu', low
grounds between the* Delaware and St.
George’s.
Neio articles of Commerce.-0\\ rrlday eve
ning, the canal boat Fa!'mei'’s Daughter, of
Skaneateles, arrived atAlbaiiV, fiom Jor
dan, 190 miles in the interior of New-
Yoi k, w'ith a cargo of one tho'i.innd lice
midduck^. They vv,-.,- i,„me- ^l., i, a c.ok, wa,l„.r, ircur i,,,! «. n„,
diateiy taken on board a vessel houiul to si,-ess, warraiitul of honest cbaractei', and no
I enns of sale will be made
the Iwllov
\eu Knglan 1,
Windw ard Islands, and ^ lU'M.
.Jamaica, )
Northern and flollanc! t.in,
1,. I* Tencriil'e, )
M.i.leir.i, aiid ^ WINES.
Old I'oit, j
fbeLse. ' ra li'.T';, and 5-niokcd llcvring.i;
Aihin.y a!,' .ii.rl I'ortcT;
PerfiH't .ovc “
I,if■ ;(' .\!..ii,
('iiijiav.on,
I-eiiK.ii, VCOKDIALS
Uaspljerrj', j
N()}eauaiid j
Peppermiiil, J
Sweet Oiaiicvs, Shell Almonds,
ConfectlOiiuiies, Sp.tni-;*i Segu's,
Candles, Siiaviiig and l!ar boap, &c
Calicocs, of the latest and most J'lUthlonahlc
privtK; t'
Lilack and black figuvcd Silk ;
Witii some oilier Article;, in tlie Dry (iood line.
A few men’s and ^vomen’s Sliots\
,1. v'nv w,
Iw Tims. A. NORMENT,
i’oekel \jvv»k. 1\k\wvV,
I ". A l{^to liie sui)scri!K i'’s, li\ ing 8 iiiiles soul 11
ol Charlotte, oil the ii-iiiling roail Irom ( ;iin-
den 1(1 Charlotte, snpjxised to bf llie prop. i'‘
of I'l'jasant Itobisoii, ot (iiidfonl eoiintv, N. r.
■J'h'. O A ncr, by proving i)ropcrty and payii.g l')i'
this jmL'lication, can have it.
ALt^S. ALEXANDER.
Dec. 19, 1R25.
subscribers have formerl a co-partncr»
» sliij) ni business, under the firm of A. I'AT-
I'ERSDX U CO. •
G. T. FIEAI.’SEY,
A. FAITERSON.
Chcraw, Nov. 2\, 1325,
A Vj*av,ra\u i‘i)v rvvVi‘ .
be sold, In ])rivi.te contract, a negro
f T WOMAN, and her child three yi-ars old.
N. York, for their uliiinale de'Tiu ition.
the IVest Indies ! ! IhtU. P tlrivt.
IHE MAltKET.
Fui/cttrriUe, Ikc. 15.—Cotton, sales M a
llaeon a7j; (.'aiulles, nxiiild, 14 a lo; Coli'e'',
1?0 a 21; Corn, C-5 a 7U; I'loiir, ;upor. 3j
Flaxseed, 9'J ; Jead, 10 all; .slid,.;; I.iii'e
n 1 i-ir 1 n , n. „ 2 25 a 2 50; Molasse.s 50; N.ul., cut, 7
Radclille, author of the Mysteries ol j 8, wrought. IS a 2j ; (.ats, 35 a ; Sug.r,
coi'iinoii to pri.vie, 11 all; Salt, l.iverpoo', lO'J,
Udolpho, the Italian, the Romance of
the Eorest, 8cc. and who died about the
\ear 1822, has consented lo pul>lish a ro
mance which this celebrated lady left be
hind her, which, it is said, will be found
quite worthy of her fame.
The come* steam Boat,* on her way
from Inverness to Glasgow, with between
(iO and 70 passenp;ers, came in contact
with the .\yr steam baggage boat, al)bul
an hour after midnight, between the 19lh
and 20th of October, by wliich her stai’-
board I)OW was stove in, and she weal down
in about .1 minutes. Out o( tlie- wIhjIc
numht'r on boaril, it is supposed’!hal on
ly 12 persons were saved, 'I'he details
are long and hearl-chilling. 'I'he vessel
which caused the accident, instead of
ivndering assistance, put on additional
steam and lell the scene of destruction.
A Captain So'.ilhrrlttttd and his wife W(>re
on Ixjard. They had been married onlv
live weeks. When Mrs. Souther/ui.d be
came suddenly conscious of the danger,
she exclaimed—“Oh,my (Jod I mvGudl
she’s sinking—we’re lost I”—and clasj)-
ing her husbaiid round the neck, sunk
wiih him into thi! a!)yss of water. ♦ One
of the survivors says, sleeping or waging,
till' horrors of the scenc wei-e apparent in
his mint!, and he would rather amuse
himself in any \\»y than sutler himself to
fall asieep.
j1 frood device.—book is said to I'.ave
just ai)pcaifd in London witluiut title
•page, designaliod, or printer’s name,
consisting entirely of^ a list of men noto
rious about town for rimning in de!>t and
not paying ; or, as the phrase among ihem
is, not caring a'ho siii/'ern. 'i'he first num-
her contains 4,000 d such name’s, greatly
to the anno) ance of many, who may pei--
ha]js be thus shamed into honesty. It is
thieaicned to be coniiiuicd peri'jdically.
Terk’s Islaiul, ^^c. 75 a 85 :
a 9; 'l'ol)acco, leaf, 4 a 5 ;
Whiskev, 40 a 45.
Sti'el, A Un ricaii, 8
U'iieat, luQ a 125 ;
Cfieriiu', Dvr. 13.—AfJiSle Brandy, in demand,
^0 a 40—I’eacli, 50; Itacou, 7 a 8; Cotton,
noiiiinal, 12^ a 1.'!; Coli'e , pr.iiio i;reen, 20 a 2 J;
(Jorn, sc.irc, , 70 ii 80 ; I'loni', sup( nine, 7 a 8;
Iron, 5 a 6; I.cad, 10; .Mol; sses, 4.) .1 .iO; Nails,
cut y a 10; I’owiler, Dapo.it’., (ke;,'-) f-S a 9;
Klim, Jamaica, 80 a fl; sin.l, 2 75 a J ; SnL,ar,
MiLiCOvado, prime, 12 a l i — ^onimon, 9 a 11 —
Loaf, 20a 25 ; Salt, l/i\erpooi, 80 a 90— i urk’s
Island, 75 a 85 ; .'sl. t l, Ann ri. uii, 8 .1 9 ; T.illow ,
8 a 10; 'W in.at, 100 a 1 25; \\'hiske\, 40 a42.
('tifir!cs/()!}, Ikc. 1 J.—(;otU);i, l,"!^ a 1-1 ^; covu,
Cf) a 68 ; bacoij, (j a i] ; appii- brand} , .'>(> a 38 ;
w biski v, 27 a 2H ; hi rsAav, .>1 a .>2; iron, -1 ^
a 4 ( ; coiree, ijrlioe green, 19 a JO, inf. to j;ood,
15a 18; sng;ir, hrown, ll-i a 11, ^.ll^'o\ado,
10 a 11, luuf do. Id a 21 ; salt, l.iv. r|.0(il;
co;ii’se, 42 a 4J, 'I'urk’s I.dand, 50 a 55 ; iiitda.ises,
40.
AiUiAv ^\\wvv \
VI.I, persons indebted to tlie sabscrilier, (i-
tlu r !)v note or i)00k arconut, arc ii que.it-
ed lo call imiiiediatcly and make p:i\nu rit.
DA\IDi^\l!KS.
December 24. 18:?5. 3t')5
of the Tntf!
ri^llE inhahitnnts of Charlotte and its vicinltv,
.1 are respectfully invited to alu.vid at
Spring’s old race paths, on Monday, *i;c ..Yitii
instant, bi-tween tlie hours of 10 and 12i)cr-
haps, to V itness racing iincrpulled in tlie state,
betwi.-en the noU-i] horse Ijfikf I’nurliurlicin aii(l
Sir 1'ilK.r lini Wizzle, boili old horses, i!,.- one
in good case, and the other in no casi at all, al-
tbough iloubtless his pedigree may be triC’ il
to a iamous steed in the sporting annals of old
England,
Whose strutting ribs on both sides ■-hi.w’d
Like furrows he hini:,elf had plo,ig!iel.
N. It.— Distance, (uie mile and rej)i at.
runa\\ay. l enns 01 sale will be m;ide known
by ap|)lyiiig lo Mr. Isaac llyams in Charlotte,
aiid where the projjertv ii!a\ be .seen.
-Micil’L. O’l AIfRELI..
3t65
llERI'.nv give notice, that
'I bos. W liitcside has j)o.sted on
my Stra_\ UtMik an iron gre_\ Uorse,
bdiiteen hands lliret inches higli,
eighr or nine _\ e;ii old, w iUi blue mane and tail.
Said Wliiltside lives in tlie I’rovidi'iico settle
ment, south ot.(;harlotte about 12 or 15 miles.
•INO. D.W I.S, one of the Rangers
for the counn (4'Mecklenburg, Noi lh-C;irolina.
Dec. 9, ISJj. ;;*7 5
WHOLESALE STORK,
Corner of Front and ('hurrh atnrt.i, i htrair.
A. I’AT’I’ERSON y i;o.
Oflcr f«r sale, a general and extensive kssortmcnfc
of seasonable
DSlir GOGDiS.
Hardware, IV'indow Ghf.w, PaintSf
Aaiia, S/ioc.v, //rz/.v, I’inbrellatiy
Cation and tl'ool Cords,
This establishnu nt being devoted to a busN
ness exclusively \V hoi.k.sal::, anil having ar
rangements for constant supplies, on iIk most
advantageous ternis, is ollere.l v« iih eontidciice,
as worth; the attention ami notice of the .S.er-
clnuits of tliat part of the interior conntrj,
which is connected with this place ;is a markcl
for its produce.
I’urchasers for cash or approveil paper will
b(' ttirnislu d witn assiirtnu iits at bucli prices as
Will not fail to be satisfaetoi).
Nov. Jl, 1825. 4i6S
fl'^IIE subscribers have just received and aro
X o|). ning, an elegant assc/rtnu nt of
m?V (500DS, (iKOCKKIKS, \c.
whi. h tiuy will diNj)o.se ot upon reaseiia d*
terms for c..sh. 'I liiy solicit t'>ose v h ( J
disj)osedtof vortiieiii with their custoin, tueall
ami examine for themselves.
.1. I). D CO-,
AI-.iO,
A fresh supply of ti.e UiOst genun'.e
recently /"cci ived, which w ere pure It.is. - in thfi
.cities of Ni •.-York, l'hi!a(iel|)liia .. : . .. rle%
ton, and w im h the} ofl'er at reason.J1 1. .•ins,
to l'n\sieiaiis or ;;ii\ who niu} wish ti/ p.innaso
art.ele-s of this kind. '
.Meekl(!iibnr2; ('oiinfy.
h'treintHr 1825.
■Middleton l.awing 1 ()riginal Altaciinient, le-
r.''. [• N It d on a tr.i-t of l;u;d join-
Robert Lawing. Vmg A. Duim and others.
S'l' is ordered, b\ Court, that advei tisi nicnt
be made for three mouths iu tin- Catawba
.lonrnal, for tiie (h I'lmiiiiit to appear at the Fe-
luMiai'} term, Ifijo, mid tln're to i-epie\v and
ple:id to i sue, otiierwi>,e Jiidgn.ent wdl ik- en
tered agaiii.,l liiin. 'I esi.
ISAAC AI.EXANDER, c. .m. c.
t72—])rire ad\. 1.
lo Iliir,
i]l ILL Inn, nil tin: .ht di'i/ uf January nr.r/,
f,ri,nt i^tur, imr at am tini/ aiift tmi (IJrt.",
bil'in^^iiij: tu Ihi ii-tiiti: ,,J Jnliii diri It.SI ft. ■
Adti., Ill hcclvc ii.uiilfi.y, v ,ih .stniri/i/, intt hf n-
'jldred. JOHN 1RW1.\, dum'r.
.?/vi4
rpiIE members of the Seientifir ^-’ocii t v will
I liiei t ;it tbe bouse of .lost pli Mlack \s 'od,
on the 111 ,t .'>a1iirday in .)aiiiiar\, 1826. lly or
der ot tiie I’resident,
A. (d.ARK, Stc'nj.
Dec. M, 18211.
JH'Ctis fi;r saje, at thisOfiU
e.
/ fair fVdrniim^.
friHOSE ir.ilt bt( (1 to tl.e hrm i.f Oialmm F
M ilkin-oii, and to the subscriber |ji-e\ions
to the I \!sti la I ol said liriii, are I'espectliilh
ri ipiesli.ll lo c ill and u.ake settlements beiweeii
now and th'- lir-.l .Satiiid.iy in .fanu.iiv ne.\t.
Those V. !io l iii lo fi.inp!} witii I i.is n.o’k rate r •-
qiies', W ;|1 eoiillrm a i,i lief thi.l Vln y wunl tin
ind'ilgeiicc 'i..it the law aliov. s tlu in'; tin s wdi
llii iari.i'i li i'eit ii.UiScriinjiiaVely, by a tap on
^boa!
CrCMIAM.
.>104
J'hr futlou ing is a
lift of the '.ledicims ■
Ah oliol.
Lee’s Pill i,
Acpiafortis,
Licpiorice IJ.'ill,
Arrow Hoot,
Laudanum,
Arsenic,
Manna Flake,
AlOl'i,
Magnesia J.ump,
Arb Cva CrsI,
do C.dciaed,
Anderson’s I’illu,
Mad.ler,
Antimony I’ulv,
Muriaied Tinct Iroil,
Antique Oil,
Muriatic. .\eid.
Acet;ite i'otasli.
Oil l'e])j)erminl,
U..teiiuin’s Drops,
“ Cloves,
15.ds:iiii ’lone}-,
“ Cii.n.imon,
Hals am (Jopiva,
“ Juniper,
Hirk l*cruv. Red,
“Vitriol,
do. Yellow,
Oxide. HisniutU,
Hark Cinnamon,
O|)od. Idoc,
Horax,
IMu.ss.e Acid,
Hlne .Stone,
l*areg(/rie,
Hritish Oil,
I'earl Ash,
Canella Alba,
I’ulv. .I..l ,p,
(-'aroonato Ammonia,
do Uhul).irb,
(.'ort. Cascarilla,
l*i.\ Hurgunda,
Cubcbs i’ej).
1 u!v. .Vntiinoni;dis,
(.hi lt;'.iiham Salts,
do ipecacuariha,
Cantharides,
I'dl l*.,xes.
( astor Oil, in vials,
i’eai l Harley,
do. A ])ts. do. pts.
viu'u k Sil\ir,
lo. (jin.rts.
Rs. d S uiders.
( ream I'artar,
iicisin Y Ihiw,
»4(;ves,
do \\ hite,
t’ohiiiibo Root,
-spts. I.uvendcr eompd,'
;>t 1. \iirj, I'oiiles,
t austic l.unar.
. araw ay Seed,
do i;i >.als.
abniiel,
d,i I’owders,
. i’s.;. H., rgamot.
: r is. \ (,i. A'l inatic,
do Leinni,.
stoNglif(;n'.-» it.Ui rs, 10''
do I’eppirnnnt,
V ..ds,
(1 Ciiin uuuii,
• lo. ni qit. InittleB,
Ej soin Salts,
•pts lliiii.-Jiorn,
(ilaiiber do
.-ijiiols
I'oi. Seninc,
E\n;iei id.iti.mim,
1 owler’s Solution,
D i i;!.. Ink,
!• !»r. Sulphur,
.Salt i\tre.
I'lie Stone,
Si i.i'ii .nr Qti.Mi^r:,
Cum Ammoniac,
•S'f/'iy /' V /"ariuaii,
“ Opium,
Sal. Eratus,
“ Arabic,
Tapi oca.
“ Kino,
i'.irt. i'.nt tic,
“ Scammoii}
Tart. Sult.s,
StC.
Cum CopcI,
do Shellac,
do 'iVrra d'Scienna,
I’russian JUiie,
\ erdigris,
lu distilled.
Stone Ochre,
idue,
I inber 1'urk,
Drop Lake,
Copel ViU'nish,
Yellow Orhre,'
Red i.ead, •
I.it barge,
V ermillion,
Annatto,
S[)aiiish 'Vhltiiig,
Sugar Lead,
I lecemiier 6.
White N'itriol.
S[)aiiisii IJrowii,
\Miite l.ead,
Crom. bellow,
Patent Vello\r,
(■old Leal,
Silver do
Rose I’ink,
Rotten Ston.'’,
II. I'encils,
Paint llrushes,
Si)j>nge, fine,
Waters,
Niitini gs,
Scotch and
■Maccoboy Siiulli
Lamp Itlack,
Couj-t I’lasler.
filif
DR. J. D. BOYD
iNi'OI!\:s hisfneiid-, that he has re.
iiit,\( ilbis .MeCicini-s to the Connt-
ing-rooin of the h.ore hoiisi , foriiierh-
occupied by .lolin Hoyd, but now oc-
>*'\vd‘ & Co.
'I'be !»otor still conliiities the practice of*
rh}sic, and w ill attend to all applications will»
as iinie.h iiroiiiptitiide as possibl*'.
Cbarlott(, Di c.(), 1825. Olif
\iv\wi\ Vov Svi\v.
ri'’HIE subscriber has one binnh’i-d acres of
I good L \M» I'or sale, ail in the woods, fi\(^
11.lies w ( si of rlmrlotte, on a iiorlli fork of Su
gar Creek, Will situa'e l and as p>'odiiCti\e as
all} in tiie count' , for cfition, coi n or w l.i at ;
and an e\(". Ili iii st"i am ;u,d schI fo;- a Cotton
Maclii:i(d:'. ^ lu .Mill. I or fiirlher tieiilar'-',
ap|)K on iIk i iein^'i
.)*.\ATliAN 'VMl.LIA.MS.
Dcc. IH,'.'), ,',!(■ J
11'.;!!’, will be hired, for tin; term of lw ( h r*
1. niontlis, Ol! .Moiid;iy, ilie 2d !.iv ( f .fainin-
ly next, :it tlie house of Mrs. (>. Diiikins, ;t
numlier of valTiable NEl• |{()j;.>, ;oi.l some
good I.ail'I to rent fort be .«aine
S.MI I II, iiuaryl’n,
I)e . 7, 1 8^5,—
V.' V l\VVttulS,
J-'oi'iiah, at tiiis Ofnee.