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that will not admit of a doubt as to their font'cint-'ss. 11 is almost impossible to estimate the loss Mr. Jones has suffered ; it cannot be ess than 5&J000. jyesfern Carolinian: Some llaflcs will fight witlj blades of steel, and some with “ leaden towels,” ■ %Sonie nub your nob at fi.'.ty-ciiils,—some poke you through the bowels. We learn from the New-York Enquir «*r that another affair of houor has been prevented the present week, by the lime ]y Jnterposition .of third parties. On ■\VcdneHduyi it is stated, two youn^; spri^^s of fasliion quarrelled over their mint juleps about a certam passage in Shakspeare, the reading of which oc casioned a warm dispute, which ended in blows, and a mutual agreement to light. The barkeeper overheard their arraii;j;etnent, which was to go over to Ked iloboken, and to cross at seven the next morning in the Brooklyn boat — lie conveyed inielligence to the fatiiors of the young genilemen. who managed to he'ntiir the ground before them, and to conccal ihen>«;elves in an angle of an old Iniilding ;—and just as the lads had sli ippttl off coal and vest, in ordei- to ac- rommouaieeach other's l)ullet tb( y '^pr^ug- i'rom I heir hiding place^, eacli armed uiih a common cowskiii, painted blue, and llic dealing fathers so belabored ihe hides *;f their dutiful sons, that their courage •>vas cooled in a few minutes, and they started ofi'tow ards the Wallaboul at full speed, leaving Alexander the black in charge of pistols and toggery. On the ■whole, such seasonable interferences are jiroductlve of much solid benefit; they cool the blood, restore equanimity of temper, and probably prevent grief and funeral experces. The young gentle men are, on the whole, satisfied with the result. Lusiis Xalurae.—We have this morning rxamined a young terrapin, caught yes terday at Staten Island, by Louis SKorke, and by him presented to Mr. Peale for the Parthenon Museum, which is a very great curiosity. Its circumference is about the size of a dollar, and it has two listinct heads, and but four legs as usual. The heads and eyes are perfectly formed. Hut what appears more smi’ular is the j'act, that there is no concert of action hetwecn them. One head often pulls one way, Sc the other another and ii is often a matter of some struggle in which direc tion the animal shall move. Somelimes one is the master, and sonu'times the o- ther j during, which times the progress is slow. Now and then, however, when they “put their heads together,” and liave apparently the same object in view, ihey walk off witii the ordinary speed »)f common terrapins. It is realh a curlo!.i- ty which will afford much gratification to naturalists. N. F. Com. Jldv. Bells.—We called yesterday at the .^lore of Mr. Joseph F. White, No. 113 "Water street, to look at one of Mr. Willian> Hoyt’s patent Bells for churches and other public buildiiigs. It is mad«r of a bar of cast steel; shaped in the lorn) of a triangle, and suspendfd by one of the angles ill a wooden frame ; the ham mer or clapper being attached to the frame ; and moved, so as to strike the triangle, by a wheel and rojx* in the us- val'mode of bell ringing. Tin* value (A the improvement consists in hs economy. One of the common kind oT bells costs at seveuty jive cent, mpre than «nie of these, having a sound ecjual to it in ev ery respect, whether us it regards i:s tone, its prolongation, or the extent of its reach. The weight of the patent bell is almost one fifth less than that of the other; the expense of hanging it but a mere tri fle,- and the ringing occasions not the slightest shock ner injury to the steeple or building in which it is placed. It is believed that its advantages will be mani fest to the trustees of churches, at'd o- llver j»ersons having occasion to procure l.iells, if they will take the trou!)le to give it an examination. N. V. Siaiesiiuin. Piiii.\nEi.rHiA, OCT. 19.—Mrs. Adams left here, accompanied by her son, in the JSteam Boat at li\e o'clock this morning. !' A very large concourse of respectablr persons yesterday, assembled at thr Steam Boat wharf, to witness.the depar ture of the President of the U. S. to w hom distinguished marks of altention wcrr shown ; six hearty cheers were given oij the liuat pulling off from the whari'. The unpretending simjilicity ot‘ maiiners of the President, his vasi acquiieinenis and frankness of deportnunt, are ull calcu lated to make him IViends. Tlu .-,r (pial- ifications, and the facility ami pleasure ■with which he sptaks (lernian, could not fail to make him pojiular in Pennsyl vania, iC either business or phasun Siiould induce him to iiuncrle w ith her Citizens, whose huspitalitj ctjiild noi, full to win the particular rcgar(i-> of Mi. Adams. IJan'). I^ras. liforc. Emnnnpalion.—The Afi ican Re pository for October, mentions that a ••very respectable clei-gyman of X'irgin- ii” has expressed his desire to Iraiisl'er his slaves, about 30 in number, to tlu- African Colony. Also, a |»ious lady ol‘ the same state h.as drtermiiuid ic iiberali* 12 or 1.) slaves, and aid in their trans- poriaiion lo Africa. These wc take to j new cases. • CHAZlX.OTT£: TUESDAY, NOVEMHKU 7, 1826. The semi-annual Examination of the students in the Academy at this place, will commence or. the 22d instant, and will probably continue two days. Parents and guardians, and all, indeed, who feel an interest in ihe success of this institu tion, will, it is hoped, attend aRd judge for themselvesof its claims to their con fidence and support. The next session, we are requested to mention, will commence on Monday, th«* 2d day of Janiiary next. The essays of CHizm,” in the last and present • numbers of the Journal, merit attention; and we recomuu'iul them *.o the consideration of the Commit tee of Instruction, and to our readers generally. The majority given in Ne\v-J(Msey to the Administration Tirkf.f, instead of being 2,000, is a«cei tainpd f-) be nearl\’ 5,000. 1 his is a great c.j-.aiige, in so short a time ; but it is nut grf-aior ilian may be anticipated in other stites, on w hich the opposition calculated with as much con fidence as they did on New-Jersey. The contract for carrying the mail from Salis!)ury to Pinckney, S. C. we are informed, has been taken by Mr. Moring; and from the latter place to the end of the line, by Mr. Bowen, of S. Carolina. Mr. Davis has obtained a renewal o!’ his contract for carrying the mail from I'ayetteville via Wailesborough and ihia place to Wilkesborough, where the Knox ville line from Salem is intersected. Col. Boyd, the present contractor for the horse mail between this place and Camden, has obtained the contract for carrying ii, after the first of January next, in a two horse sia;;e. MR. WIUT'S EULOGY. On Thui DcIay, u be::;;;-■ itc u.iv appoint ed for tlie delivery ol Mr. W'ikt’s EuIo- g> un the Ex-Presidtnts, ii:«: Capiiol was crowded lo an overlluw by ciiizrtis ai,d siraiigers, among whom were tin Pr*-si- deni of the United Staiej, who urvAcd from Bultimorf about 11 o’clock, the- Se cretaries of Stair, Treasury, War, «•)(! the Navy, me Biitish, Ercnch, Swedi'i'i, Russian, Dutch, and Mexican Minisf^rs, and their suites, as well as the LvHt s i»i‘ such of them is aie mr-.rried, the Bo^i.: of Military Ofiicers, now sitting in tins city. General Waiter’Smith, of (Jpori*' - town, and his suite, all the Heads ol be- parUiients, and the great number (jf strangers at present in this city. . A con- sideral)le concourse of ladies honored the Capitol with their presence on this occa-. sion. It was near 12 o’clock when the solemn dirgr, accompanied by the slow and intermitted beat of the inuilled drum, announced ihe approach of tlit jjroces- sion, over which, in acidition tr thr mili tary standards, iloaied a banner of white silk, edged with a deep l)order of black crape, in the centre of which the Stars of the Union weie shniudcd in dark clouds. About 10 minutes past 12.’thr large llali of Ri-prescntaiives bel.ig entirely filled, and the galleries occupied by the differ ent military com[)anies, Mr. Wirt com menced the I’.uloMy, whicli occupied iwo hours and a half ni ihc delivery, and was ristei)f>d to ihioughotil with the most marked silence. 'I'he I'.ulogy of Mr. Wirt was.dc!-\erei; under numerous c!is- advaniagev A deep feeling of interest, indeed, tilwavs was, and. always must b;' fell by the Union, in the lives, cliaracters, ind lakwHs of the great men to wliom it relates, but the j)oweil'ti! impuls'- given to tiiat feeling by the reinurkable circiirn-| ^IaliC(.• of their deaths at the same mo ' iiirnt, atid i)n the day of their grcait.>.t glory, had, in ft great nieasiirr, su!)sided. Eulogy after l-ulogy,^irocessi(!n hl’i(>r pru- ■'sion, had maieriTl'y and natuialiv weakened the intensity of ilesin; wiiic:) was at lit St felt, to hear all uhirh m( mo- ry could furnish rflative to their iliustri- oiis enreer, as well as t!ie eiiibeliislimeuts f elt)[j!ience with which gL'iiius could en rich the recital. '1 lie jiublic appetite had i)eeii soled to satiety, th.tt it had become fastidious, atui noihing ljut ilie choicest olVerin.us which an opulent iiiiarjination .mil a discrimiMaling jiidgtnenl could brin'(, would be received or relished. SucI), however, was the character cf thr intellectual feast whit.h *Mr. Win spread before us; and the atteotioii and deli';li which, under all these disadvanlag*s, w ere exhibited in the countenances of the assembled mukitude, are the strongest evidence of the excellente of the Oraiion ii‘-t ir. 'I’he exordium consisted c!' a beau- uful (,onirasi beiwetn rriilitary glory; the po.iip vicloriuu.-j co!.ii!iau(K rs; anti ihe VJ: •utl5.1’..t;ary. ;;tid renown of our departed patriots; between the triumphs of an Alexander, whose petty strides of conquest carried him o- ver a section of the savagfc world ; and a gigantic advance of the great subjects of his Eulogy, towards the moral and po litical emancipation of the whole world. He admitted the extent of the assistance which their mighty efforts had received Irom the peculiar circumstanccs of the limes ; but contended that, to a certain fxtent, man being the creature of circum stances, Cromwell, had he been born in a Republic, instead of receiving the im pulse w hich the circumstances of his age and country communicated to the powers of his mind, might have remained, “ Jiuiltlcss of his country\s blood,” and Miiion might still have been “ Mute, inglorious,” but for the excitement which awakened the energy of his genius, and called it in to action. After dwelling with great pa thos and eloquence on the peculiar des cription of virtue and talent which dis- tiiiguibhed those mighty men who “ gave impulse to the ocean of mind, and saw its wa\es reach the remotest shoi e; and ihen, hand in hand, left the world togeth- cr, rejoicing in the success of their la bors,” a:)d the diflicult'- s which were s'ji mnuiited I)v th’ir genius and their per- Severn,ice. t!ie Orator went on lo give a ('iudenscd view of the ])rominent events if) tlir life of e.ich of tlie Ex-Presidents. Ii "use rapid, but an eloquent and accu- I'air narrative, rendered pitfuint by the •i['posite reH(ciions which a fine t^iste s: altered tlirce.rtiout the succession of iiisiructive incidents. The peroration aiioided a great sco[>e for the poetical Ijncy of the Orator; he availed himself of it 'in a very IV-liciious and hig'hly wrougiit desci ipiiun of the situation of Monticcllo, and a mosl imposing ijorti uit of the phil osopher, in his retirenieni. N(tl. Journal, Oct. 26. S. C. CojigresfiioiKtl Elections. n lUii'im I). Mnrtin is elected by a ma- joritv (j| .loo vtjies over Mr. Govan. IVnnu'u li. Dav'.a is elected by a major ity oi 25 over Mr. IVilton. Sfar/i/)g '^uc/.rr is elected by a large m:;j(j! 11 y over Mr. Cfildwell. T/tomas Ii. JSIilcheU is rc-elected by a largr niajoril). Jl illinm T Nuckolls is elected for Spar- taiduirgh. Union, YorJt, and Chester, in the [)laee of the Honorale Joseph Gist, who deciie.ed a r’-eleciion. Jnmes J: tmiiton, William Drayton, .John Cutler, and Ckor^e M’DujJie., aie rc-clect- ed \\i,houi iipposition. r. I .TIMOU E M AN L F^C.TUU K S. \\ .bs( rve by the Re])ori of the Board ol Managers of the Frai.klin Institute of Pt rinsylvaiiia, that at the reci tit exhibi- lion the premium “to the maker of the best specimen of soft iron castings lit for small machinery, was awarded to Mr. Dean Walker, Savage I'actory, near Baltimore, ior a box of machine castings, V hich were, in the opinion of the judges, 81/^ rrior to any they had ever seen: it ib en- nli.d to the silver medal.” Honorary mention (there being no j^remium for ilie .irlif-'e) was also awarded to Messrs. M’Kiin, Sims & Co. of Bultimore, for a spt i of Prussian Blue, which was spoken of in terms of high commenda tion. and -tijiidged the best exhibited. Baltimore possesses greater facilities, in water'p«.vT;r and sites for manufactories ol all kin Is, lb any other city in the Union, an:! her skill and caj)ital are en- UM ingiai'(,,,y into that branch of industry. The approl'ation, therefore, of our pro ductions by our sister cities and states, is liiglily gratifying. Balt. Patriot. UEWAI13). S(’Al'El) from the jail in this jd.iec, on the. A niylit of tljc inii lilt. .tu»r,*n Wkar, a no torious villiitin, and cli;irgod with hip,li crinu'S. ear is about 5 feet lU iiu hc-i in hci.;,'-ht, l.ir^-e bodied, black hair atid b( aid,’blue e)t' ,'aiul lias of Cioiuls, AVorof.s*, llory.es.^ 0\ Tiic.sday, the Mth day of Noveinbcr licxtj the sale of tlie ItSAX. X:STAT£ ct Col. ,I;imcs Holland, ileecased, \\II1 lnk^ wl.at may be termed a rascallv lookii.jr cou.ue- ; i ' i""V nance. He is a dangevous ,iK\n in sooicu : a.ui ( it ishopcj tile>•• Watch lor bis apprelieiiNiou. 'I'lte a'lo’ic | ward of FIVE iiL'Ni)i!i:i» will' Ncc;roc?, Hoi’srs, Caltle, Hotrs, a W> ...M ,..w. .. 1 .11.,,, I.. . I 1 ^ ’ qiiaiitity of Corn. Cotton, 2 VV.-ig- oils, one (li,i^, lilacksmitlis,' Car penters’ and Farming Tool.^, Household S: Kitchen Fiir- nitiipj, vve given to any nu‘\\ho m ill apprebtnJ hini and lodge him in the jail at this place. AI.I/F.N HALDWIX. (Charlotte, Nov. 4, —'otf he Register, KnoNville, ami Whig, N.ish- ville, Ten. will insert die aliove three times, and Ibrward their accounts, when ihc moncv will be jironiptly remitted. JS'uVicc. There win be soll at the late dwelling house of Rf)bert W'orke, in Stalest illr, on Tluirsday, the 30th ofNoveinljer no\t; a large assortment of Ilousehotd and Kifcficn i'urnihirc, remnant ot Store* (ioods, l-':irnt’.ng l’teiisi|s, Horses, (.'attle nil Hogs:—AKo, between & 30 NTUOROSSS. of ev(_ry d> seription, a l.nge number of wliich arc young and likely bovs'aiid girls, from 10 lo 17 vi ars of age. Fart of tlu- purcliase money for ihi.- Negroes will In. cash. I'urtber terms will be made known on day of sale. Due attendance by M.VRV WOilKE, F.rcaitrlx. .lOIfX Ml'SHAl', JUr. September 11, 18J6.—tty and a variety of other artit b’s too tedious to mention. Also, at the same time and pl:>ce, a qiiantity of sundry articles of Mi:rcliand.;:c, nf now orrnpied l>y WoodiiiT Ford, and (in'* hand* sonif (.i}T Horse, belonging to tbe late lirni o' lloyl & iloiiaml. Du.' attt nd.iiice r.nd a rca';ona!)le credit will be given, bv ANDRKW IIOVLE.y , ISAAC HOM.AXD, S I.ineoln County, Oct. 2J, 1 .SCfi.--,;r07. THE LlNCt'EN NAXX nZANVTACTOSlY IS nowin operation, ii t!ie High Slio.iis ,f the South I'ork, aboui 7 ntiles sontli ofl.mcobi- ton, under the sujjerintend.ince of Mr. Krcvcs, a flrst-rate Nailer, late fi om Fennsy 1\aiiia; where can be had all sizes of Cut N;*ils and Brads, together with every description of Wrought Iron and Castings. 'i'he Nails will be delivi red at the Manufacto ry, or in l.incolatoit, by liic keg, at Scents per lb.: or to any other ullage or stores, at tiic Cliarleston jjrices, with the :uldltioii of tlic Ireiglu irom Cli.irleston to the jdaee of dL-Uvcrv. Orders to the subscriber will he tliankfully re ceived, and punctually attended to. HENRY FUJ.ENWIDER. High Slioals, Lincoln eount\-, October 20, 18J6. ■'■’I 3t’8 DIED, In this town, on Frid.-iy morning l;isf, Marv, daughter of Mr. Uobert I. Dinkins, aged about 5 years. On Sunday, the 22d, ult. at the residence of Rankin Alexander, in tiiis County, of the bili- ous fever, Mrs. M4U(.uu;t Wv.nevs, uiie of William Wynens, aged 18 years and 10 months. Mr. and Mrs. \V\ ncns were miu-ricd on ihe Ulli of Sei)teml}er, and the latter was altackel bv a fever on t!ie 11th of Oetol)er, which terininuti 1 her existence on the 22d. in the dc'ath of Mrs. Wvhcns her husi)and has sustained the loss of a ’..uid, tender and alleclionalc wife, and society a promising joung member. Co'tMi-NiCATrn. rjpil E Copartiicrslii|) herctorore e.xistinir under the firm ot J. 1). ISovn (aj. is now dis- boh ed l)V tlie death of ihe laUer. 'I'liose v, tio .st.ind indebted to saiil lirni, either by note or liook aecoiint, are now cuileil upon for s.'Ul'- inenl. 'I lie sitnalioii of tin- firm ini[ierioiid> ilcmands all which is ((ue to if, inord( rto ineet llie de; .aiuls ugaiiisl it. Ad\ ertisen.enU of this kind are jiassiiij;- before the i _\ ( s of deijtors in ranid suece-,M(.ii, ;,iul luany permit tin in to r. g u dlcss of (lie con^c(|tic nces w iiich might re- Miit ti'oiii p'-o( rastiiKilion, ne.;-lig-ciic (: ;ind an mi- t:i\ indillcri-nee. relative to their dclus. |i is l)res iiiie(.l tli;il lho^e v. bo arc in tirrears \\ it!i s.iid firm wi'l h.ive the goodness t(, snilrr tliein selves lo reHect, tliat they purchased the goods at ';ish prices; and is it nut unri asf)na!)le, \ea, ineon-. .tent, tl»al the nioiuy sliould n(U vanecd wilhintlic limits of U nioi.tiis !> It k-- nieiil means lad to produe,; the de.',ired en'ect, eoH.puUory m--ans must be resorted to, in a •■horl period of Uine. .N. 1!. ( wtton \m11 he taken in pavinent, pI the ('iiarlcbton or (Jheraw .\larkd, (led-K.tm:'- .1. I). I’.DVD, •V'j ^*uUce. VLL persons indebted to me by book ac- eount, are earnestly refpu sted to li(juidate tly same between now and the 1st of Decem ber next. Such as will do so by note, will stand a chatu^e lor tartiu r ir.dulgence ; but such as will not, may expect to be suctl inmiediatcl v. be executed t!iis winter with more f T lies latch iliiin formerlv ; and as for its style and worknian.s!ii|), it u'i|| be inf. rior to none. My j^rices will correspond with tlie limes f(;r cash, or pa} ineiit a'.sunieil hv some apj)roved person re.sidiiig 'U tlic villa^^e. ALEX. e.UAHANf. Charlotte, Nov. 4, 1820.—'G \iuUei\ Slu'.i's uV .A\nevlev\. NOIM'll-CAi.’OMXA 1>!.. nti' T. ■flE it r»nu mbereJ, tl. it h i\ tof>rr. ,d wii, o:> 1# the l illi da\' ol m 'lur ) i ir o.*'oiu’ l.ord 1826, and in the lirtcHrst ye.ir of Vu.eri- can Indepi ndence, 11.'Slac.h i ku, rf said District, hath deposited in tirs oihcc the title of a Rook, the right w lierc' f u- ci;rMiis antliorand proprietor, in the words following, to wil : — Itinkhaiiv : PiiUi.shcJ l»/ If'm. II. S!aii'j;hlr.r. In conformity to the act of Con::^ress . f tj.rt Ijiiited State.s, {iiititled an act Icr ihv' ( uc'uir- agement of learning, by securing t!:e -opi .s ot* Ma))s, (,b;'rts and IJooks to tlie authors n.d pro- priet(n-s of such coj)ie.s, during i!k* tiines ,i'. re in named; and al.s •, to :ui act, Mititlcil nn .tcf, supijlenunt.-iry lo an ai t, “ entitled an i.-t for the encouran'i ii.cnt of Ie:u-nin.i7, b\ the sei nmg of copies of Map.s, (;harts and Books to th-.- au thors anil pr'iprii tors of snch C' pies, dnrii gtha time.s therein inentioticd, and eMen lin„^ the t)eiU'lit thereof to tbe arts of designing, i'.ij.;ra- ving, ami ctehinj-' Historical ami oiacr ,ir.:;is:” I, \\ ILL. H. Havvm>ii, Cl(*rk eJ' ihc' LT S. District Court of tin L’nited SI ’ei Ibr the District alon s.iid, (Jo !i-.‘(. I,'y certify, that the forej,'-oing .s a true copy from the records of my ollice. U’itness loy'n.me and seal of oflice, at Raleigh, this lath day of September, 182(>. 4t’« wir.r,. ir. nAvuooDTc/n*. IVwvi'Away AN away froin the suh.scriber, on W’ednes- C day, the lltb day of (Ictober last, a negro VI.I. persons indebti'd, either liv note or book accr)niit, to the latf .lon.is Cidi^.-, of Char., lotte, are rc (jue.stcd to ni..ke payment iii.lii. f!.- -tidy ; and all who have ace'onnls g.iiii.-a fho ilcceased, are rc(piested*To pris iit 'iiein, ac* cording to law, to RE.\.f. COHEN, or ;> , LEWI.V COHl’^, Thope who have left \i.,tclKs wUU .1. Cohen are reipiested lo call ai.:l lake t , rn a\\ay, or they will be sold for th- ben. fil of tlie est.ite Oct. 27, I82d,—lOatf, , MuLTO man named Cli.MM.R.S, i ighteen \e:irs old, yellow conijileeu d, slim made, 5 feet 7 or 8 in- _ clus bij^h, and when f-poken to, look.s wihl, and ■ wlncl/^siie in h:s voice is ra'" • was rai.sed in county. ny jii i.vun uni) uni appr „ _ lugroand confine him in anv jail, and give me information so that 1 get hiin, .siiall receivi; generous reward. , . .W)HN SLOAN. Charlotte, Nov. C, 1826. —lOoif .Mvs. I'j \ivi\is iv\, o I iVicnds and the public, for the li ,. r.il iicorr. ;;( inent nu will- 1 spoken to, look.s wihl, and which she has already r^:eucd, a'ld res i. rtfnl. •.I her e kinmate. Tbe boy says he |y .olic.is a coi.tn.u mce of ‘’.hit the .stttc of \ irf;inia,Frinfe (.eurge ! now r.-movcd dnvcdy o oslte Dr.’,| .un ion’s ly peiroii v\ iio W ill appi-ehei tl said where she will hi* I., tf, -..i' 'i. .'.I S'l'RAYEDfrom the su'jsrriber, on the 2l,st lilt, a very larg>^ and a liki ly Ijlack Rl.’FL, witli some white flake:, on his iiips, mostlj le- eliningto a '.iluck ; very *!h()rt horns tij the si/i’ ol iiim : any olln r murks not reeollected. Hv was fetcheil from Wilkes in a di ne, ami I e.\- p et he will try to go h;ick there.! Aii) person that'will give me any information so I cun get him, or fetrb him to me, s!i;dl be paid for his lroul>ie, by the subscriber, living in Mecklen burg county, near Steel Creek. J. W. UUOWN. Nov. 4, 182(1.—2t’7. where she w-ill be 'u t|, i-p|.. p;,rt^.,] it, ,p. ajj kmdsof Milliury and M .ntinm.u mg. ( nsto- uiers niiy depend on h iv.iig inoir work iwatly execute.I and with de jjat-jh. Oj I !ie Litest and nc,.ljsf fashions are daily expected from the ortb. N. n. Old I.egiionis Cleaned and pressed e* (pul to ne^v. lOi,. WAsmKTcrrojf cawae ■riilUU CLASS. To he dra}i:n 0/i tliC Hlh Aovnnber, IH2G. 1 Pl'i/.t of S^'i- ,000 is H'sOOO 1 ■ 2, ,oOO . '2.00CJ 1 1, ,6 I 4 1,.j 1 t 1, ,•0 ) 1 ) 4^0 4,000 33 loo 3,^o.) .30 I,.t60 l')l. 10 1,0 10 1, .'.00 •1- 2'm ) lo,(ios 2 21,2l'J 12,121 Prizes.;) 31,220 ^ Sj1,^3'J 22, ICO Blanks^ Tii i..els. ^ H/inh' 'J'ich(f^:, Jlulf dj I, (^’iiir/cr “ ,50 '■OiNlers for Tickets, in I’le aliovo l.ottery, will bi; reeei\^d at 'hi> Ollice. ^ I hnr.-.d^'.y, the ninth dav ( f Nr>v ,ni:)cr * f next, will be sold, iitthe lll’e I ('.'■:l(!en''c of (icn. (leorge (iraham, dece.ised, se • ntt en liiie- ly negroes, men, u\iiiien, and cioldivn ; a itock ol Caltle ami Hogs;—\v n Hki ly _\ ourg .Mares, an evcel'ent W agon, ;m.l a (pi:inlit\- of«lorn and I odder. '( he-lale to contimu frcni ilnvto dav until all are sold. '1 |,c nogryes will be sold oii the iirst d:r\ of .vile. W. E. M'lil.i'.. > ^V. M. ill;:; i v\ . O','. .xivncv., ri'^lIE Copartnership h- ret .f. re' exi^tiiiir-in- .1. dcrllif- lirin-of “/'/;AY;//:/A y DnjC.J* (VVhoh.sale l)rng(;-,b!v,) wa , .•■!, .,y j),u. tual conscnt, on ii.o fi)>t d ,y oi .lu-ie ! .st. I be Diisincss will iic in fiitiir ■ eon .ucled bv the subserib-*rs, who have fo-nii- 1 ,i Copartner ship under the iirni of U'. /iii.iti y CO. S\ . S. |{(),\(i fv. ( (). take t 11ojipoitunifV ol naming thrir mleniion lo . u-o., ssonly or Cu^h, or Town accep'ance.-. ;.t !' . ,r mo.iiiib, »* N>. S. I.'M \ (i, .1. ' I)-', ;.Wi L. M. ':OAf;. ( fiinif.tfnrt, Srj)!. 1.1 !•,'(> Tiiwu ViU\s. .Vv • i>n r -n- O'n Momhi;,. tile !''i r.f Dee. .. tlie iH T'oiia] [ :i)p« rty i-i' , i der, d-ceasc l, will ‘-on;-.,' Sliual s, liis Ibr.iifT r'-sidenee, .i i co d;iy lo day iiiiiil lin, ,hed. 'j in- > ;• ''■’‘S of a miiiilur of ^a!u:f^>u• ir Women, Mo_\ s and (i ris ; a ii(»n;; I', , ; ■ g;oM house pull, i-s, '(I, , , .. ' •, . layer, am! ”-o,„i |,.n,ls;I,\. .( , Hor.se>:, Vfnlcs, llot;s, ' r. ,\n ei^lu-i; ,y i io k, a i)i;ino-forte, a ne\. Cotton'aw liin, a i,iij >• i>r oi s:dt, some oats, !o.; !, v am! hav ; a (lu . Jf b:tr ;,nd ro!'' 1 ir'.t>, c.stini,-;, w !• n aro some n.M-o;i scr^ vvi; naiN, ;i I irge new French ll'ivr .Mill->!or.e, y e\v >!il!;y, and a souk; w"_rn, w.;’i'ns, (.ir:u'n.; Ki'il , rid .'ar.dr) olU;.r :iriieK s ti o tc!iou • to eiiunu rati’. Also, ,n M )ik!:iv, i!ie llt'i(,f i'ec. in tlio townol 1 ii!co!nti)ii, a nimib.'r of’ f-; in dill'erent situations; soiiie ini[)rii\ed, o'htr-. not, a- mon;:;' th- i:', I ot \o. !,oiitlit' .\. V.'. m|ii. re, in- eon!estiiiIs the ine--M ;(!u;'.!)h' in llietovii; se\'- cr:d art on t!io nv.m street ; and one willim- pro\ei:, w,th C( niniodio'is !‘uiiuinj-> thereon, will s'iiled for a!'V piddic biisim - ; V (|i!..nlitv of m;'r';luiii(!t,:e. w ell ,issf."ted • some lro:i c:i;.t- iiij^-s, i_c; *.)-.;'’JK'r V itii :d .rj. e iju !iit',ly oi g( otl well burnt liriek. Sal.'s to be c^.r.ii.’iied fVoin d:iy to il ly oniil euMipIeV. d. '1 •iins of sale will , •. acivdlf ofmie ye ir f.>r ■ill sums ot t( n dollars and i!p'.\ ar.’e, excijit the lot‘>, which vmI! b‘on .1 (’-v dll (t 1 and 2 >e;irs. llchd :ind ajiproeed -i eurity, ri'sldcnt i.i this slate, will !u' re.piircd. iMiiri II, } , llK.Ni.V I rcFNU till. 3 (J t, 7,
The Journal (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Nov. 7, 1826, edition 1
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