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iir.] VILWLOTTE, JV: C. TVESDJY, MAY 29, 1827. [T^^O. 132. PUI^LISIIED WKKKI.Y I5v LEMUEL BIN(;HAM, 7'hrce Dollars a rear, paid in advance. N'o paper will be discontinued, unless at the di.'3crcfjon of the editor, until all urrcurajjcs are paid. Advertisements will be inserted at the ustial fates. Persons sending' in advertisements, are requested to note on the marg^in the number of insertions, or they will I)C continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. ^ iaoonBumm^ subscriber respectfully informs the cit- J. izens of Salisbury, and the surrounding coi'.niry, tliat he has established a Hook Bin- jiKi'V in said town, on Main Street, a few doors soutiv of the C. House; where he will be thank ful lo receive any kind of work in his line of business. From a number of years experience, in Kiirope and America, he feels confident of being :vble to g'ive entire satisfaction to all those vho may favor him with any description of ^INUJ.NO-. Hla»k Books made to order, after any pat tern furnished, on short notice, and at prices v. hich no one can complain of. Ladies’ Fasct Woiik Boxes made to or der. Old Books Rebocstd, either plain or orna mental, on the most moderate terms. All or- tlers from a distance, fiiithfully attended to.— 11)0 patronage of the public is respectfully so- Lcited, by their obedient servant, .1. II. I)K CARTKKET. Salisbury, April 28th, 18:Cf.—4t32. Vv\b\ic mewt. FIIHE subscriber mforms his friends and the .1. iHiljlic, that he has purchased that well known establishment, lately owned and occupi ed 1)\ Dr. Henderson, and i.s now prepared to cnti itain travellers and others, who may please fo call on him ; and no exertions will be spared to) r ndcr them comfortable, and their stay a- grt eable. His table will be furnished with ev- (r\ variety which the country aflbrds ; his bar with the best of rupiors ; and his stables vsith plenty of provender, and carcful servants will Ve in constant attendance. Ht)llRRT I. DIKKINS. Charlotte, April 20, 1826. *80 W tttcAves & THOMAS a’ROTTER & CO. Takes this method to in form the public, that they have opened a shop in Charlotte, in the house lately occupied by Doct. Samuel Henderson, on the north ^itle of the Court-House, where they are well prepared to re- j)Hir all kinds of dC:^^.rcar!CS K at the shortest notice. They hope, by a con stant iittention to busineK.s, to nu-rlt the public utronage. They have on liand and for Siiie, le follow ing articles ;— (Jentlemen’s gold patent lover Watches; Ladies’ do. do. do. Silvt r lever and plain '.o. Chains, Seals and Keys, Slides and Rings; Breast I’ins, Finger Rings, and Ear Rings ; Silvir l able and Tea Spoons j .Souj) Lailles and Sugar Tongs ; Silver Spectacles, green and white, to suit all ages; Military Buttons, Face and Epauletts; Laiiies’ Work Boxes and Itcticules ; Ba.s and Clasps; Thimbles, S,c. &c. &,c. 17* s Wowse of li»v\leYlaVmv\cnt, A ND Stago House, at the sign of the Eagle in Cliarlolte, North-Carolina, by lal3(i ROBKirr WATSON. A S t!ie subscriber lias removed to the state ot lieorgia, he informs those who are in- debud U) the finii of A. & A. FIovl, that tlit-ir notes an.' ill the li^nds of Andrew JIoyl, who wi.slu s them jniid iinnieuiately. The subscnlier liavnig appoiiited Eii Hoyl Ills agent lo transact his business, iidbrms those w ho are indclited to him itulivicinal!}-, that their notes are in the hands of the said Eli Ho\l, to wlioni ijaymcnt can be 'iiadi.' until tiie fivsl day ft' Dci'i-iiiber next; alter which time, thosu tluit are due .iiul unsettleil, will be pLced in the iiaiuls of an olliccr jbr collection. ADAM I!OYL. I.iiicoln Cotinty, March 21, 1H27.—4t52. \Ya\.c\\ea & Thomas Trotter Co. ESPECTFULLY informs the public that they have received and oft'er for sale a few gold and silver patent lever Watchc'-', (gentle men and ladies) a few good jdain Watches, \yarranted ; gentlemen and ladles’ gold Chains, Seals and Keys j some handsome Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Pearl and Filigree, and Paste in setts, &c. &c. ; all or any part of which we will s( 11 low for cash. Clocks and Watches repaired at the shortest notice, and warranted to perform. Cash given for gold and silver. ■ N. B. We expect to receive in a short time some eleg-ant Military and plated Goods, SiC. Charlotte, May 14,‘ 1827.—30 X uWce. nrcoMB u cooPEK, [TAVING entered into copartnership in the IJ, Mercantile Business, have now on hand, :it their Store 12 mfles south of Charlotte, on the pi:blic road leading from Charlotte to Camden, S. C. a large assortment of Dry Goods, Hurd Ware, Sadlery, Crockery, Glass Ware, and a quantity of Groceries, which they will sell low for Cisa. ^y 5th 1827.—4t.)2. HE subscriber has just received and is now opening his supply of Spring Goods, which lie will sell at unusually low prices, for Cuih onlij. GREEN KENDRICK. Charlotte, Mav 5, 1827.—4t,V2. viYAvvm.ix. LIj those indebted to me as (iuardian for RAMSAY’S AD VIC F The followi Pfy is tho cuncluchiit^ part of’ II ESPECTFULLY informs the public that ^^amsav’s Ilblory ul’ the American At. they have received and oftVr forsrde i. f.-u Revolution. The cxcelkiit advice it con tains, ought to be imprinted on every memory, anti impressed on every mitjtJ : “Citizens of ilie United Stales! you Imve a well balanced constitution, estab lished by {general consent, which is an improvement on all repul)lican forms of Kovertimeni herotuloie*established. 1 lie end and object of it is public good. If you arc not iui])py, it will be your own lault. No knave or too! can prove un hi-reditary right to sport \vitii your pro perty or your lii)erlies. Yotir Iaw.s and HtA-TTvrr- * 1 • * 1- -'t litwgivers must all procced from your- A\ING entered into copartnership in the V,>h Itiv.. «i> ! • r Mercantile Eusincs,. luvc now in luml. c: uf ..ear- ly SIX thousand years, to point out the rocks on which the fornier republics liave been dashed to pieces. Learn wisdom trom their misloriur.es. Cultivate jus tice, both public and private. No gov ernment will or can endure, which does not protect the rights of iis subjects. Uidess such eflicienl rei'ulationa are a- dopted, as *vill secure j)roperty as well as liberty, one rcvoKitioii will follow anoth er. Anarchy, monarchy or despotism, rpilE subscriber has just received and is now will be the conseciuencc. By iust laws, 1. openin!-In., snni.lv ofamin;rGoo>ls,« hid, a„i ll,e IVltl.ful «ccution of them, public and private credit will be restored, and th(? restoration of credit will be a mine of wealth lo this young country. It will make a lund for agriculture, commerce, and maiiufaciures, which will soon ena- ALI. those indebted to me as (;uardian for bio the United States lo claim an exalted .JAMES CI.ARK, are requested to make .xmonv; the nations of the earth.’ "axmcntat our Countv (Jourt, or conlcss ludq:- e , ,i lent. Those who fad • to avail themselves Cf t-1C resources oi your cc this friendly notice, will iind their notes in the hands of the proper ofjcer for collection. No further indulgence will be given. MATIHKW WAJ.l.ACE, (Jmrdlan. May 10, 1827.-3t3.3i'. country ; and so iritiing are your debts, that proper systems wisely [)ianned am! faith fully executed, will soon nil your exten sive territory with inhabitants, and give you the command of such atnple capitals, as will enable you to run the caicer of na tional grealnc'ss, with advantages tciual al in all it^ parts; and the character and plots of every number of the series are to belong exclusively to the State of Vir ginia. He has politely presented us with the lirsl number, containing the story of “77a’ Soldier's Grutitudt; or A Legend of Lte^” in 4j. octavo'pages, which we havrf perused with considerable pleasure. I’he incidents, as the title imports, are chielly cjnnected with the campaigns of Lee’s celebrated Legion, and their inter est is greatly heightened by llie vivacity of the style and the dramalic efl'ect of the narralivtt; A work so ori^i;nal in its plan, so congenial to Virginian feelings, and ail'ording, as it |)’'omises fairly lo do, a large fund of rational entertainment lo the lovers'of light reading, will, w e have no doubt, be well supported, as in truth it deserves lo be, if its [jroseculiou shall .ecjual its commencement. The first num ber has a frontispiece of striking likeness ofCiov. (ides, by Ml . Macrae, a nieniber of the last I.egislature ; and ihe auliior promises to enrich his future numbers witli oilier appropriate designs by native artists. . Norfolk Herald. A hint to ^lothers.—All young animals naturally delight to be in ll)c open.air, in perpetual motion; but we signifiy our dis- api)robation of'this intention of nature by conBning our infants mostly in houses, and swathing them when born, as tightly as possible. This natural instinct ap pears very strong, when we see a chiid released from its confinement in tne short interval betwixt pulling of its day clothcs, and swathing it again before it is put to sleep. The evident tokens of deligh our countrymcn, and cannot be mista ken in the belief, that, on a fjuestion so simple as this, Nvhere submission to tho haughty and sndering menaces of Mr. Canninj? is the price to be paid for boon—that, when conceded, is com parative! y wortliless—there can be but one opinion.' Tlie Eveninpr Post, however, thinks otherwise ; and, after much idle, frothy talk, came forward yesterday witli thf5 declaration, that, in order to regain tho privilege of trading, under the sufTer- anoe of Mr. (,'anning, with the Jiritisli West India colonies, we ought to tako “the first constitutional opjiortunity to remove the present Hxecutivc of tho United States.” Yes, it is even so— an American President is to he saerificr eti, because he would not at once Eubmit to terms dictated by a foreign nation-~ and dictated, too, willi the plain intima tion that they must be submitted to iij. toto^ w'iihout discussion, examination, or delay—or else the ofi’er of them, evou such as they were, would be withdrawn. It is in the fifty first year of American independence—ind(;pendence of that ve ry country to which we are now called tipon to truckle on a question of tho rights of our flag—that we are told, there is no other mode than by displac ing the Chief Magistrate of this nation, lo regain a trade, which, as far forth as this city is concerned, is carried on, al most exclusively, for the benefit of somo half dozen J]ritisli Houses. W'^e cannot which the little creature shows in recov- mistake the ieelings and spirit of our To VvwiweYS. H A VK in my possession a fv.JL iine JACK, the pu-perty; 7 uio-uuuiboi i:.urope. nui of Mr. Hundley of Virginia,, 'diey hu\e been slowly growing to, in the j V- hich will atford a f.'.\ourable j coursc;, of two ihousand years, you may • opportunity to farmers desirous of raising'j hope lo equal v^iUiin one ceniury. Ifi MuKs. He will gland at my plaiituiion, two 1 you continue undtr one government, miles from Cbarlotte, under the nuiug. mtnt j foundations of public I ot Mr. Janies Mnrpli(.y, sen. who supennli nds j • ■ , , . *. 1 my pluifAtion alfairs. The sea.on has eoni-' ^hete is no, meneed, and will end the h. ;t of Jul). Ttnn, | national greatness to vvhit.h you and other particulars will bo made known on ! ni application to Mr. Murphev. of \\M. DAVIDSON. Mav 1, 1827.-3t3l. lay not abjure with a nel( foun led hope f speedily attaining it. Clieri:,h and support a reverence for govtrnmciH, and cultivate union between the east and the south, the Atlantic and the Mississippi, j Let the greatest good of the greatest j number be the pole star of your ])u'dic; ,i.R. Its loc»l sii,uti„n- o>. Ihc P”*-'"; lclib»ralionfc Shun wm,\ valley of the Yadkin, nearly cen-| add lo the common Vices I reduce others, which; 'VV\e Woli^A Is now open and amply porvid- ed for tiie accomodation of vis-1 tr;il 'jt. twi cn the Blue l!idge and the Brushy j mankind, ai)(l j) Mountain, is picturesque, liealtlifnl and inviting. almost peculiar Add to this, a pure and ^ulubrious aunospiure, culture, manufactures am! commerce, are excellent water, the agrceabk-soen ty ol a |)U a- your proper business. Seek not to en- i sant village spaci us and c.mmodions rooms , (^rrilory by con(iucst. It is ; a well supii’.ied Ice-House, and but little would' 11 iv ■ i I seem ^^anling to insure the traveller a few , S>»'^”->cntly extensive. \ ou , weeks ripose and cnjovnient among the Moun-; ample sc(>pe for the einploymeni of | tains. ' j your most active minds, in promoting; The subscriber has been accustomcd to thiii i your own domestic happiness. Maii.- lineof business in one of our northern cities;! tain your own riidiis, and let all others and he assures those disposed to iavor him wid, j p^^^session of theirs. A- a call, that no exertion Kliall be wantintf, on his • , , r • ■ 1 part, to render them comfortable. i ‘l.iscovd, faction, luxury, and the o- The lines cf Stages from Salem to Knoxville, I ' which have been the bane ol and from Cheraw to Wilkesboro’, slop at the j common wealths. Cherish and reward the statesmen ami the evoie their talents and Hotel, aHbrding an easy access to the above es-1 the Jihilosophers, taijlishment. Fare, five cents per mile—Way patriots, who de passengers six and a quarter ccnts. G. V. MASSEY. Wilkesboro’, N. C. April 22, 1827.—«tJ5. lime, al the expense 01’ their interest, to ihe loils of enlightening and directing their fellow-citizoJis ;• a:id thereby rescue Voct.F. C. Cahhcell, ciiizcns, aiul rulers of republics, from he , . . , , , ,comiiion and too often merited charge of |X|OllMSI,,stncnlsa,,dihcpnhhc, Praciicc imliisl.y, IVuVali- 1. that bo has tak» n the slioi) recent- ^ ^ , ly occupicd by Dr. 1). T. Callvvell,r>'> ^crnptrance, moderation, ami the where he can al all times be fouiul, i ho.e lOvely train ot rejmUlican virtues, except wlun |irofessionally en;;;iged. ' 15 ;Tii‘;h h'om your bordeis the li'fuid fire Ashe will devote his time solely to j of ihe West-lndie-, which, while i; en ding the free use of it's limbs, and the strong leluctuncc it tliscovers to be again remitted to its bondage, one should think would strike conviction of the cruclty and absurdity of this {)ruclice i.Tto the most stupid of wankind. J)r. Gregor. More Cures.—A genllemati of our ac quaintance informs us, that he witnessed the salutary ertectsof Dr. Chamber’s re ceipt for intemperance in two instances, where the habit, was most inveterate.— IJoUi the subjects were complete sols.— One of them was a young man, but so re duced by drunkenness, that he was unable to procure u subsistence; the olher was an older man, and so given ovi-r to the love of Hum, that he had lost all sense of shame. IJotb are now sober nicn, and neither has tasted any spirit since January. The smell of it ij equal ly as offensive as the taste. Perhaps the most singular fact attending these cures is yet to be related. A couiirmed drunk ard who was j)assing through the room where ihesc men look the medicine, was soaflected by tlie 6imil of ily that he has tasted no spiiits since. Let this medi- c’jne come into general use, and the or ganization of societies for the suppies- sion of intemperance will no lonj^cr be neccssary. Bo^lon Cotinrr, Shren'd AnvtPr.—A woman asked a doctor whether Hiking snuli'wab not hurt ful to th:; brain. “ No,’’said the doctor, ‘*for he that has any, will not take snuif.” [From the New Yoik American.] lellow-citizens in saying, (hat to sucli an appeal they will turii a deaf—an in* dignant ear. To fair and generous opposition nonei can object—to recjuire or to expect that Mr. Adams or any other human beijig, though “ pure as the angels,’\should bo alike supjiorted or approved by all, would bo unreasonable—but if he,is to be censureil and thwarted, let it at least be on American grounds, and for cause.-? which America can led, and hoii* stiy share—but let us not, for the ak»* (jf gratifying jiersonal animosilies o' party prejudices, minister to the pride or am bition of a foreign nation, by degrading; ac(|uiescenee in its overreaching anti presumptuous policy. On this subject, however, we shall, to borrow the language of tho Post, havo “ more liereai’ter, much more,” to say; and when the proper timo comes for tho discussion—of which we shall take leav'‘a lo judge—we will not shrink from it. Tiom t!ic Petersburg Intclligenccr. “ HASTY P.VRAGR.VPHS.” It is really amusing to see the Editor,!? of the Enquirer .struggling in the meshes in which they have been caughi. Es tranged lo all consistency, they have pcr- milted thomselves to bt entrapped in a manner which cminei;tly subjects iheiri to the merry taunt.s of iheir num roui political enemies. Tlie i/uinhlc individ- ovei'wiiehned with confusion ai the picture of their extraordinary luisteadi- nesu and inilri'nities, come out in theij\ last paper rather awkwardly and unrea sonably with a fV;V, ‘•/tw.v/y li'ics” in expi- his profession, he ri.)j)ca to receive a c!i..r'j; ut public p;itronage. April 28, 1H27.—5t52. XV^ILL be sold, at the C',ourt-Hoiise in C.oticord, on the 3d Monday in July lie\i, by order of the Court of Pleas and t^n.irter Sesi*ions, one negro man named Jt^ilivard, who was rommitted to the jail oi ;lit’ county twelve months ago, and ^aid ne heloiu^ed lo one Johnson, a trader in negroes. Said fellow is of middle Jitature, tolerably stout built, and light color, and is now to be S(dd according to act of Assembly, to use tif the county and satisfacti(jn of jail foes, Sic. J. W. II.VMlI.roN, S/icriJ/'. Concord, Jjiril 16, 1827. ointlO Kiitrv 'rakers’ Wtn’rjinls, (■'or s;ile, at this Office. OUS\S \Vuv VlW\\fS) l.e'r v.ii;', .V. tMs OfHcr. DUL'TURS Tho.s. I. Joliiisu’.i k Thos. Harris, HAVlNCi associated in the pru> tier of MKD- ICi.NF., ^e^p^■c lt'ull_\ tender tiu ir services, in the several dt-pai tments of tlicir protcsijion, to tliu citi/ens 01 Cliarlotte and its eontigiK Us country- Tliev can at all tin.es be found, at their newly estabiislied shop, on tlic lot lorm- erly occupied b\ Dr. 'I'lioiiias Hender‘:on, two hundred yards siiuili of the ('oiirl-Ilonse, e.\- cejit when professionally engngid. They are in ditily expectation of a treOi anil gt nuine as- sortim nt of .Meclcine Iroin riiiladeljilija and New-York. 2.')* WwtYuei* '’s T5Vr’u*\wVes. JUS’l I'l iil.l^HKl), aiid for sale at this of fice, “ S*.neturs ;ii a book, entitled, ‘An Apology for the Hn.k of I'sahiis, by (.ilbert McMuster.’ 'lo which ;iit.- added, l.’enmrsk on a book, [by Alexander (lordon] inliili'd ‘The (U sig'ii and usi; of the j;ook of i’.s:d;i s.’ ” Ity IIkmiv liirrvLii, A. M. NViili an Appendix, by .IiiHN M. Wilson, pa.-,toroi lic/cky luvei’ .ind I'liihiik Ipliia. tails [ioveriy and di:,ease, pix-venia indus try atid foinenis private (piairels. Wm- eraie U.e jdonfdi, (he hue, and all the im- plemtiits ui.a^'i iculturc. 1 lunoi' ihc men who wiih il.Lir ov, ij hands nuii itain their lamihes, aiid raise up children who are inuu'd lo toil, ami cajjuble ijf ilefcndiiiij their country. Keckon the necessity of labor, not among curses, but the bh.-ssings of life. Your '.o'.vn.s will jirobably ere long been.julphed in iuxui y and eU'emin- acy. It your liijerties and future (iros- pecis depended (;n them, y/i;r career of liberty would be short ; but a gre:;t ma jority of your coutitry mu-.t, ami will be yeomanry, who have no othei’ depeii- deiice than on Almighty Ciod for !ii;i blessing on iheir dully laboi-. I’rom the threat exces.. cd’ the numljer of such in dependent faimers in liiese stales, over and ...!)(>ve all other classes ol' inhabitants, the long coniiniiaiice of your Uberlies may be reasonably presumed. •\\NYM*i‘urievs. ll^ANTF'l), at this (.llliet.-, two boys, 15 or tT 1() yiars of age, a^ .\i)prentices'to the I’rinting Dusincss. y>'n: Piddicaii'in.—The lirst of a series o! 'i ales, niuici- ,ht.- li'.fj oi 'Vhr Sjnnt of \lkc Old IJ/jmi/non,” by ^>l^■phen '1‘. .Miit.h- eil, has just issued i'loiu llu; [>i e^s (jf-Sliep- herd and Pollai (U>1 I iclimon;!. 'I ne au- ih-or in his piefacc, st.iies bis desio.n firifish lium and ISfoJa.ssos, vs. T/i’ ri'csidcnt of the i'nilcd Slata. —This commencement of a paragrajih ' at ion of a few “ hasty fjantixruphH" whicU m.iy^secm singular, hut it is not theie-Uome three or (our years ai'o, iliey, not fore t'le lc.ss .ip[)ropriate ; anil [i\y{^ !i'/Jfi^ii^‘dliii!iindfuloJthc futHri\n\i^'3i \m-‘ were to adil, alter the word.‘j rum and P'lblishcd against (len. Jack- molasses, some srcli idirase as “aid'id ,p^f^tgi’^pljs exist m by a factious opposition al honifs^Mve |serious should thereby indicate ^‘ccur.ale-^ ' ^rcat , ,, I .. .'.1 ,■ I mrc and avowedly upon duo ly Ibe real s ate ot the (piest.on con-iThe reader is referred to the Corning toe est India trade—a (jues- i.:„quircr of March, 18J4. If tioii about which there is so much direct j these compositions were so very “ha.sly” niisrepre.->enUition, and faclious clam-1 as justly to miiile tl.em lo iia'rdon and or. (jblivion at the bantls of (len. J. and his Wc have said iieforo and now rejieat,! friends, what becomc'o of all the philippicM that, in a mere pecuniary point of view, Uv hich the said •• Immfile iiu’ividu.iU” tliij diHfrence between a diiect and an 1Heiiiy (.!iay and J. indirect trade to the IJritisIi colonics, is j ^ he lule, vvorking as it reel trade upon terms prescribed by i tl.oy penneu three (ireat Hritain, a lew thousand d(dlar.s! ago in/////f/" (ieti. Ja k- more might be made ; but it is as ccr-Uon, may non In- re.:oi,eiled with lus^r/^jt- tain tl.at tle-y eould only be made at the ; then verity may their violeiii denun- saeribee ol tiie rights of our Hag. WIk;-1 ciaiions of the Admiiiisiration, which the.'we biAve yet reached that point in ihey now so industriously circuL'a the career of nations, wiiere honour js itiro'igti tlu ii jjaper, be taken assotnany balanei-d a^ai.’T't gold, and t!ie love ufl p^'’‘‘g“phs ’ not intended !o go eoinitrv is to he regulated and circJin-iniomeni 'and which . -.J,— invii iu jH t uin , scribed bv cilculations of mere pr(llt and Ic.s-, is a jirobb m, 'v!ii'!i, to judge from tlie appe.i!s made by the British \\'e-i India nn :c! antj, tiirougb some (d’our j)ubii': join nah>, woulii hardly be ib:riiud (pieslionable. however, f iliink ino:'v oi the,-ciiuTiictg^: vf tnay Ie »'iiur' !y I't.concded wHh an inier- vs\ fricndh/ to thf. rr-ckrtion if Afr. d'.l'ims ; at least lo itie same degree with !he in terest they now manliest for (len. Jack- son’s success ;_l’oi- both tin se di iiinguish- ed individuals have beeti ecpially assaileil by Mr. Kiii'.nu'. .Sumo fuiilier iioij^.^ \uU prob'^j)’ Ijc t^ii of tJ^Ji
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