'UK MIN HUS’ AND FAHMKKS* JOURNAL
jVoui the n” E. Farmer mmJ Hortioiltur«l Jounwl.
xm; cHAiArrsB or a complete
FARMI^
A complet® farmer Is a moaX careful, in-
dustrioui and frugal, as w«U at reputable
and useful o»n ; and unleae earefuloeas, in-
dostry atul economy are united in the char
acter, li be •» iroparfoct one. Al-
tboufb a farmer cannot live without labor,
by Jabor alone ha can never grow rich and
reputable. Much depends upon hia laying
(vt 0itd performng certain kinds of labi^r
in the timemnd Mason vhen they ought to be
pnformed. If he will not cart out hit eum-
iner dung; nor plough (hoee lands in the
fall, which he means to eeed in the follow
ing afMtltg—if he will not put those aeeds
iDto the ground early, and os soon as the
season will admit—if ha will not attend to
hia fence* and see that they are sufficient—
end if he will not cut his grass when it is
ripe and do every thing neceaaar>' to secure
It in good order: he will be perpetually hur.
ricd from one kind of labor to another, and
every one will be slighted; his flax will noi
llirough all that whole period, a good far
mer knows how to spend every hour profit
ably on his lamls. He can have no time
for idleness—in chatting with people ns
they pass by—in ntaking needles* visits—
in attending courts, horse races, taverns,
and the like. By these means the public
is annually deprived of many thousand
bushels of pctatoes, com, tons of hay, 6kt.,
and individuals become poor, and fiill into
the worst of habits, into idleuess, gaming,
drinking, kc.
There is no kind of economy in the far-
n»r, which will not be well rewarded.
Early rising will contribute to his health
and preserve his fields from inroads of unru
ly creatures, which commonly begin their
trespasses just as the day begins to dawn.
Close mowing and careful raking will en
able him to winter one cow extraordinary.
Feeding his bogs by weeds arnl other veget
able substances, will enable him to pay the
shoemnker. Scraping his donr and bftrn
yards after a shower, will clothe his boy.
Saving his early apples and which are
commonly lost entirely, will pay his tailor,
, I poultry will pay his maid. His calves
be well coated, nor his gram properly filled j ^ ru
. , e . r will pay his taxes, and some part of his
out; his com will be shortened for want of y •' .
, . ,, , . j, ,,, hired labor, if prouer care be taken of them.
being well lioed, and his grass will become | i. r . ,cr
J^t every ® "'ho possespesonly fifiy
dead, and dry away in the field,
kind of labor, therefore, be performed in
TrM8t ante
OF REAL. ESTATE.
By virtue of* Deed of I'ruM, cxcooted to m*
bv Col. l;Ho«n for ot-rlain purposes—»nd »t
the rraurti and dttirt of Col. Slomn—wlio wi***e»
t« c]n«« »nd kettle mil hia puWie bu«ine»»—1 wlU
soil to tlie hijheit biildcr, at pubUe »«le, on Tkui$-
the lllA •/ Juiy ntxt, tlw following property :
Three parcels of Land adjoining the Town
of Clitrlotte, one of 3A •«x», anoUier of 50
uiJ the other of 20 ucres.
Also, a Tract of Land, lying in the up
per part of the County, on Clark'* Creek, contain-
ii>e 200 Mfe*. »b« place where William Fick-
eiia Ibrnitrly lived.
His interest in a Tract of 1 lO acres,
III the lower part of the County, opon which ia a
GOLD MINE, known •• the Ltmimd't i’lae*.
Also, S6 Horses, a small stock of Cattle
and Hoosehold and Kitchen Furniture.
I will sell publicly, on same day, the Lots
irJ DWKLLINO HOl’SE in which the aaid
bl'tan now liTea, in the cant part of the town near
the Court-Houae. The Dwelling Huum ii large,
cominodloua and well fiiiiahcd, ociitaiuing “t l«rga
and 4 small rooroa with a garret and pood cellar,
md II well calculated for a Tavern. The loti run
from tlie front to the back atrcet. There i» al»o
attached to the lot on the fVont street a new Storr
lioiuu; with oountiog room and good cellar. This
situation is well worth the attention of those who
either wi*h to engage in the mercantile businosa
or to keep a House of Public EntrTtainaieot, as it
is locatcd in the biuinea* part of the Town. There
is also on the lot a well of good water. It will be
sold, as also all the other real estate, upon a cre
dit of one and two years. Poksession given ininie-
diately.
N. W. ALEXANDER. DmMit. *
Junt 6, 1833. t45
WATCHKW, JKlil fcLRY
rM^HE subscriber resptclfully ui^ma bU eos-
tomers and the public generally, that he has
lately received the following articles, vlx:
Gold and Silver Lfvrrj,
liopine ^ Plain Watchen, a»-
Hortrd,
(■entlemen^fi ©old ChaiUN;
iKcalst and Key,
Ear and Finger RiaSMi .
Brea»t Pin* and Shirt Stndii
which, together with hU former Stock, make* his
present assortment nearlr complete, all of whicn
will be sold at a vary small advance fbr cash, of oa
short time, to punctuai OMtoineri. vtn
He stiU coutinaas to laanutactufe Kiuyaji
SPOONS and other articletof Gold and Silvar:
sW to repair Clocks and Wstebea, and *« wosW
her$ inform Ik* »«*/•■. that hia is the only shop ui
town whera sucn articlea ar* rapairad.
He will alao FLUX GOLD m any qoanlily, at
the sliortest notice. .
UILDINO and ENGRAVING, also, done to
ordi^r THOMAS TRQ-ITEH.
i'karlottt, Mty, 1S33. ’37lf
acres of good land who owes no man, and
, 1*.- 1 who has a common blessinff on the labors
due season. A complete tanner is also ® ,, , . , j I
man of great carelulncss and solicitude,
without care, the severest labor on the best
of farms, will never produce riches or plen
ty. If the farmer will not milk his cows
in season—see that they are properly ten
ded—go to the male in the right time for
the next years prcifit; and that his dairy ts
ceatiy aud carefully managed, he may labor
without ceasing, will liave a small, poor
breed of cattle, and never a fulness of good
butter and cheese. It is care which makes
of hands, strictly attend to the managemeut
of his afRtirs, live a life of patinut iwlustry
and practise according to the principles of
ecofloniy, and I think he may live well—
rtray be excused the hardest labor; leave
Cr The C'amden Journal and Raleigh Star arc
riquestcd to insert this aJvertiiicnicnt three weeks
and Ibrward th« ir accoouts to Has office for set.
llcment.
Publit Sale of l\thiabie
AtoHwr 4NMl ««
iKOiOtMU
ILL be poaiuvcly sbltl at public outcry, in
the town of .Ml
w the town of Milled|reviile, on tha IStli
day of JULY nest, the following LoU:
Lot Na 1031. iu the lilh DiSUict, 1st Swtwn
UTATE OF yoUTII.CAKOLjyA,
MKCKLOBritO COl'NTV.
SuprrioT Cotirt of Lmw, Sfnng Vtrm, 1833.
Robert .M. Sterling \
*'*•, J Petition for Divorce.
Lis hoc and spade to the next generation, Miirgarft Merlmg. ^
by the time he has seen fiftv years, when |T apix-anog to the satis&ction of the Court.
, . I I / i* Dctcndanl xa this c*§c i« nol in in
most men begin to think of comfort, ca^e . h.bit.nt of this State, ihtrffor, U i» 0,dtttd. that Dawaon’s I'.rry
aud independence. I publication be made tor three nwntiis in the Ka. | In the slorr liat are compriaeil the most valoa-1
1 Miners’ Sl Farntcrs’ Journal, i ble .Mmas. both for Vein ami l*epu«it, in the wbok | •^«|||, nikarribvr havin* Mrcb
! for tbr said De'endant U* appear at our neit Supe. [Cherokee country Thvy are iboso which hare I ,, i„.«r t,.. .ntirw
ON Thursday, the ioth day of J.ily re,t. I ' V”' ^ purchased during the Lr.lterr, and ara soM
.. .e ■" I
Wllkh brings forth the profit of a dairy and j “‘on Tryon street, Square 27. No. 195. 198. 345. ' ">ere to plead m an.wtr to the
Also,
105.1,
1195,
746,
Mil,
859,
893.
ftW,
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fel7,
974,
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944.
63H,
677.
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The aubacribar baa lha pta^>aoriBtyg|^
bis euatoriMra and the eitiasaa llacki^
bun in gMtaral, that ha ia now raoaiving his sled,
of ^Rlk} A SUMMER GOODS, ci£ai.ti^
Staple Sc. Dry «oo«l«,
Hardware, Cntlery, ^
China, Gla«8 A
a large and extanaive atock of
eROCEUMBS^
of tba baat quality. Plated and Braaa
9AIDlI>lliIBI&7»
of fiterr deacriptioo, aalactod I think with twd. I
being entirely satiafiad that my wkola
ihrongbout cannot ba ssasUad in pwnl of
elegaacc and durability, and avarv quality
can poaaibly recommend Geoda. la short. I
stock ia large and the aasortaMnt ec>nple«t. )
now solicit, if the cUiaeoa IM a dtapoaitioa la «.
courage my buaineaa, aa heratnfara, a coQttnouK,
of a tniaU portion of tke huainaaa, and I I
myself that every exertion ahall be naad to p,
satisiUction tothoae who may favor roe with «cail.l
.My pricaa ahall be aa amall as will joatifv my u|
teotiott to businaas my tarnia aocomnMdatin{ i(|
rrary aenac of tba word. I
I ahaD cootinue to ev!|l
on my I
SADDUm
IDWOUnoaod
aa osoal. where any
in tha Una, can ba h»4 J
Um vary lowaat pusw,|
lams. I
For U>a vary liberal patMnaga haratafer* J
eaived, 1 retnrn my stnoera tWka to a g*e«J
puUic. Rcapectflilly youra, ttc.
‘ JNO. G. HOPKI.M
Ckarhll*, ApTK. 1633. ’33tf
iAPok at Tlii*!.
fjl^lIIE snbscrihaf having soW wt hisaotirr^
of (ioada In Mr. Gmrga B. HImw, is
^ the nrceasity of calling upon all thoae iadekl«li
j bim for a kmger lima ihao two yaars. to makt J
I mediate payment; and theaa of a laic dale, hr)
I mg open accounts, wiU pl*aae eloaa lit«n b« - J
! or bo^. JOH.N WOODBltr^
i A|»tl 4.1S33.
I N a My office win ba at tke Stats af&il
i Shaw, formerlv ncenpied by myarlf
which fills the house at'a farmer with good
things. If he wiH not carefully inspect his
fields and meadows, and see that his fences
are in good order, his grass and hia com
Will be cropt by his cattle; and if he will
not gather and put them up carefully aud
la due aeason, he will have a short aiul
tncuidy crop. If he mows, rakes, and fod
ders his cattle in a careless manner, his
flock will be pinched through the winter,
and become poor and lousy in the spring,
poor oxen, too poor to do the labor of the
fecason—poor cows with little or no milk,
and wretched calves and poor horses, loo
feeble to draw and too weak to ride with
aafety. If bis swine, poultry, and stock ia
general, nod if bis carta, rakes, and (oo/s
of all kiods, arc not carefully attended to,
the farmer never can grow rich and res
pectable. It is attention which gradually
cuNects froM various sources, aiid covers
the soil witb manure; it is attention which
cati!%s the hills, fields and valleys to yield
t K'ir incrcaae, and advances and completes
the most bcneficial improvements.
There is a third virtue without the prac
tice of which the farmer can never attain
to wealth and independence, I mean econo~
my—Without this, both labor in raising,
UTid care in preserving the fruits of the
earth, are absolutely thrgwn a»ay. Ecooo-
tny IS an excellent virtue in any man : it is
indispensible in the afiairs and profession of
a farmer. And of this he should never be
iromindfu! when he looks into his bam, hi»
cellar, or his garret, or even his pastures;
to say nothing of his fields, mowing lands
end meadows. But farmers^ as well as
other men, are too apt to forget, that id
rtieir pursuit after riches, almost every
tiling; depends upon economy joined with
care and industry.
A frugal, industriot]s man, blessed with
but a common share of understanding will
undoubtedly succeed and advance his inter
est, beyond w hatever he expected when he
first set out m life; provided no singular
providential evil should overtake him.
More is gained by saving than by hard
I jbor: A farmer therefore whoac utmost
{irofits are imall and slow, as he cannot
grow rich suddenly from his profession,
a lould be a rigid aud steady economist.
He bhould consider the saving he may make
IU every thin;;, in liis fuel, tools, clothes,
meat, drink, and pockct expenses; above
ill! is his time, which is equal to so much
money in hand. Every day that bis neigli-
lior riiris down to market on his horse w uh
a pound of butter and a few eggs, if he
*43) s at home and keeps steady to his labor,
he gets two, if not three days the start of
bim. W hile his neighbor wastes his time
and spends ins money by this imprudent
find trifling pursuit, he save* both time and
jDoncy, in dressing his lands. I'here is no
leisure hour to be found on a farm from
wriy in tie ppnng, tjl latu u* tU fiill-
34".
! ludj^ment pro con-
: Im r and decri*e ac-
Plaintitf's petition, otherwi
On College street. Square 1. No. 7. | be «it.rcd acain.t
On Trad; streti. Square 35. No. ^34, 22?, 454, j ^ h ‘n.p«>n. ( Icrk
452.
for the purpr.sf of ncttiv inent among the Cotopan
u-s. CapiUliats are SMurcd that the sale will be
pbtitive and wiitioat reiterve. T)i- terms will be
one third Cs'h down—onv-lbuj in two mouths,
and the rimsining third io tour maoths fruiu the
JaI? of piirchAe. Notes a ilh approvrd security
On (same street,> Square 33, Na 46S, 469.
On (same »lre*-«,) Square 68, No. 466, 4«)7.
On Methodist street, N'o. 365.
On Colle;;e street. S^are 36. No. 24R, 240, or so
much thereof as rrill pay and satisfy the Taxes
due. JOHN SLOAN, Former Shtnff.
June 12. 1933. 6wuls
•V. C. institute of BtlHtalion.
fBlHE Annual Meeting of the North Carolina
of aaid Court, at Office in Oiarlxtte, the 7lh Mon. foi the payment of the instalments, as tJ>ay be
day al\er the 4tli Mi>nday of Mairb. A. I). lB.13. j rom.- due. will be renuired. Tne tiUes will be uo-
P. THOMPSON, e. m.» c. I. ; Ooubtcd.
June 5, 1S33. Piice ailr. 85( i
.f OOM,U .JtiA'K for Sate. I
^ lONSlS'i'lNCi ofa large hill, lut^sperTC-d wilh >
’Ly numerous veins and two braitciies. contain. ,
in* auriicroos dcpositcs, and new in tLiir natural
state. One of thw veins is of a good thicknees,
and can b« traced about half a mi!e in lenitth, and
■ I-.. r cj V- _ II . u I I the ccniinon ore on the surface contains three pen
T -I oil. f I ? 1 ny««-'!:bu to the bu.hcl. Other v. in, are ne^l>
Tuc^y, the 2*h of June, two day. previous U> J ^ ater pov.. , is eonvf met and attach-
the ^mmenc^^.t of t^ Lmversi.y. AlUr ^ -rh., u«.,m of
wluch Ume, will ^ deUver.^ the Annual Addre« , ■ _
ap,H..nU;d al the lart Oen,te„cn arc rctjue.tcd to cll snd e„Lnr for
- ! thcmaulv.-,. ^ JdfX .-THO.Nt;.
Annual Addresa, by JoatPR A Hfii, Esq. of
Wilmington. First Lecture, on Lyceums and
Societies li>r tbe diffuaion ol' oaefol kanwlmdgr, by
Jamki P Oxford Stcofid Lee-f
OranttUe eounty. May 30, ]e>33.—14£
^ . .. osjr 1,1 sale—ine ?iat...nal Intrlli^
E/UiapLin f'onnty Totf ll Lotw .lugtonCity; lUnnrr. Nsshvillr, r. «
THOM.\S J P.VBK.
JACOB PAt^F.,
JASON II wn.IMN.
I . J. Btl.HX K.
Z. It IlAniiRoVF.,
WIU.IAM WARU,
SAMUKI. TATK,
KOHKKT S P\TTON,
•IIIO.M.\.M n VVaHO.
VNII.LIAMS Rl niKHFORI>,
Ilh-VHY ,M. CI.AV.
MilUdgtidlt, Hay 9, ltf33. 3n46
MIV
rok .nai.k.
ture, « a t>yst«in of ElemtnUry Schools, for mMTILI. be sold on Um. tir.l W-dncsdav m
North-Carolina, bv thf Hon. (RCbUlCK Nam, of ▼ ▼ July rwit.on lot No. iJiO, laih Utsl'rW t. |
Hillsborough. Tha Lecture, on tha Custom of t l,t S*rfion; all the to-rn lots laid out for t>.e coun. i
exciung einulaUon in Literary Institutions by rc-1 ly site, in said rounltr. The sale to continue fron.
ward or puniahment, by W alkex E.q. day to day till all the loU art sulJ. Terms made
of HilUborough. I day of »al«.
XOTICK.
rchaaad fraa {J
Woodrufi, h»a aoUm Slock af (mU. .J
aisting of *och articles aa waoally are k»^ asJ
•eettoa of cottnlry, bags la«v« Io infcra tkH
tens of Mrcklowbarg Ikal ba iMsi
enolinoe tbc Mireanttle Bnain«*s, al Ui* oU
of Jolts WoodruC kaowa aa tba Naw-Y«(li J
.Htorc, sad prewiaaa to serve sU tkaaa who aii,y
vor him with iheir eaalam, oa Ika ■MstarenafJ
dating Urma. AU prraoaa wiabing to
fi»r c«Oi would do well to call Md rxtmiat.ai
am dcUrmined to aall tha ftvomw* stock fcr aa]
St Arstcoat, tlMiaawbo wialiacr«ditMT'ir«i
paymore. C. & 6IUW
CkoilM*, 5, IKW J
PriBlinK KatabllaliairBt
M>R HALE.
rVlHR Sabseribi r olTera tar aale. the wtahl
I hi. I BINTI.NfJ .MATERIALS ase i
Wubingion. Tbey oonaial of upwards
ty difTcrmt fooati of T pe, from Braviar to
line PKa: aa aacell* nt Preaa i Cowera, rules, i>d
, ease*, chasea, Ac. Sn with appurtenaacn ’J
i r The TsIascoDe, Cotunibia, and toorier.' pkte br carry tag on the bvstaoas. Tha; ini
('hsrlr*t»n. t'.; Miner's Jotjrnal. C.^arlulU'. aud , in rood order, asd aoma of lha type but littlt ••j
Star, Raleigh, N. C. will publish the abave till lha ! Tb* papat al prcaeni waved frwn tbe eCn J
ilay ttf sale—Tbe Nat..nal Intrlligenccr. tVash. I as good a palrotisga aa any ever pobiiahsd uij
no.; and .\d-. ptaee. Ta a person of indaatrioos habits.
j vocal*. Iluntsvilie, ,\U. »|ll puUish lli stme on- , irith U>r butiaoas, and drsirtnts of Ior» ‘ j j
til th- iili July, ai.d all fuiwsrd Lheu accounts this srition of eoantry, a dewrable ora'ta..lj|
foithaith to uic for payment. I >x>w utf / :d A wisb Is engaga in o«Mr [' -kI
t.JORliK W MtUR.W. I risewherr, aloiK induce^ the picaeut je|ineWj
JOH.\ IWATT
It is hoped »r.d preaumcd, that the friendu of Ed
ucation generally, will aUend and uiiilv in sup.
porting a cause of such vital importance to tti«
State.
By order of tha Eiecutivr Committee.
WALTER A. NOR\VtK>n,
May 22. Recording Sfrretary.
JOHN OXrORO. J I C.
JOHN C. JO.NH.S, J I C.
JOHN D. F1KLI>S. J I.e.
•4't»
May SI, 1633.
BOOK !«iTOKE.
. - TO T.
I A OCH>D two story Dwelling Hoone
■ 1%. on Trade Street, very lulUble for
a private family. For particulars apply to
MARY NOWLAN.
Ma.v31,lS3.3. 143
XEGROKS WAXTKI>.
WILL Hire 4 or 5 Negro bovj for the bal
ance of t>ie year, or by the month. Ten or
twelve years of sge would ^ preferred.
THO. A. MERA.
Juae 13. 1KJ3. ’42tf
of engaging in some employmant which will ena- i•‘•>‘'p«ign. in pint and
ble him to provide for the wants of a rising faniilv. | qiiarta
Las opened a Bo>ik .Store iu Cliarlbtte, N. C. lit ; sriKIT*.
icca the
disi«*c of ths r.stsUiUiAent
RESPUTIT I.LY U« p.ibl.e. that ^ ^ 1
he ha. jusl r.ceire.1 at bi. sUnd, soulh ofi
Has* I-flaw, .V r. Morrk 29. I M3. J
SADDLI-^S Ac IIAU
J A Hiai T. A.HBI RY * Ca
Have on hand and
Unne to manolartsn ^
their Shop In tba ao«itb.«a« • d
of .Mr. Swing's Brick R
iMdtm ami tieHttrmrn't
I J
I of asnprtiorstylaof vnrkmanabip and gaorf r '3
j ern malcriaia, by the Mcaars. Jaltons, of
I etHinly, who ara well known in lha wes«m;fl
■4 Ih Kata as snpenor workaaan—Altat
StitidUhof[», Vtthtmt, Martingalft.
Itrnilrt, Coach (iig Hnmra, C
and M'a;^ liarneu, Hortcmm't Cofi\
Holitrrt,
iho I'ourt-House, a griu.rai asM>rtiitcut of the beat
foreign
SpirftH and U*inrn
that can b^. piocurrd. Lkt»i»i.' r.'recrries. Con
rVtionanrt and aktt. An>ong wbicti art tU.
jmHE ijubicriber having | t'jilowing aiticics
JL, no proapect of being '
ai;ain able to perform Uie la- •
bors of the ministry ; and I '''’•a«'ll
feeling, in comnion with ‘ ^f''"**nac
other men, th! iiii[jortjnc« Muscaltl
Port
Midcira
Slurry
Malaga
Tencdfle, Ac Xc,
believes, that such an establishment was niedrd * ‘ojniae Hrsndy Old Pesch Rrandy
in the Western section of our Statt. He res- llollsndL«in Appin do.
(cctfully mvites his friei.ds, acquaintances,and all Jamaica Rum Prai-h du
who fuel any ir.tcrcst in his nndartakiiig, to call .V-E do. Whiskey
and see hi» Itooks. He will be happy to izlcuIc Havsna. .'4|>aiiih and Aii».rican
order* for those who live st a distance. 'ut. Pigtail and Man'j.actured Tubaecu,
Vrt'l'ir’li'' ' Whilst he has on hand some rtluable work* in . "^ch Snuff, Pipes, tic \c
Lrr-r : I* * J , ,, ; Law. in Medicine, most of tbe (lre«.k and Lalin I.ondon UHUrd PUU'I'l'.k dr Philadelphia HEHR. and all other artielea osnallv mamifartaf«
F.Pr my bed “"J*^^^d on t^ 2«th of May ; Classics, and other books u«-d in our .School, and HouM and Newark t lOEK. ^e. ,1 R«iL,„ sTl^
last, my wi,e ANN R. POrrS, wilful any Acadnuiea, many works in Theol.igy, and many t HKl-SK. CUAt KKKS and IlKkRINl.S,
reasonable cause. Thu is to forewarn all person* ; .Miscellaneous books suited to almost every class \n sssortiiient of Foreign t'ORI»l AL.'.
from harboiinir or trusting lii-r on my account, an of reader*, he will bo able to procure on favorable I-emou Syrup and .‘Spruce Hrer.
1 am determined to pay no debU of her conUa. t-1 terms, anv books to be found in the North-rn FR1ITM HI Tv
mg. and tl«ae harborir.j her may cipcct the law Cities, or in the London Market. It will give f.emons. Fi« rIisiu. «d I’ru'cT^'
UI be enforced against them , pleasure to asai.t pro.e.sion.1 ge.itleiiieu" or Aliuoud;,\V{:.aU^“Vrr:ona NuU.
w . , , , , t'-nio. I private citizens in ciilarging their Libraries, or II. —AlS)
N^rhUnhury tty. June 11. Ife33. pgrrha .mg new on'^s. He looks with confidence Tea. Com>e, Cl.ncolatr tnd Sugars
and rtspeet to an tr;iighltned cjOTniuiiity (or en. | Catdies and ( akes of all deacriplions,
TAKKX UP
»Y Sampson Dostor and entci*d I
on the Eatray Botjk of Meek-1
conragement. DANIEL COl'LI)
( harlatte. May 2.3, 1 >^3. Slnf
, . . 1°^ Meek-j P. f{. I have contrai.ted with the Secretary of
»?R‘‘»E*«bout four, the A T S. for an Editior. of the Christian Aim,.
nsc for North-Caroliiia, for 1^34. It will contatn
12 pages more of useful matter than hitherto and
l>e ».ld at the same price. It will be published in
July, and may b«' had by the dozen or hundred, of
John P. Haven, No. 14;! Nassau street. N. Y. of
teen years old and was shood before
and marked witli (lie saddle and viil-
ued at Fitly Dollars.
HUGH J. M’CAIN. Ravger.
1P3.1. til
L.\\\ BOOKS
For Sale at the Charlcite Book Store.
JOHNSON’S ReporU. 20 vols.
Johnson'a Chanciry Ueporbi, 7 vols.
liinney’s Reports, 6 vols.
Chitty’s Criminal Law, 3 vols,
C^mdensed English Chancery Reports. 3vols.
Cbitty's Blackstom.. 2 vols.
('hitty on Contracts,
'roller on Eiecutors,
Foiiblanque’s Equity.
.V«v31.1f>33. D. GOi;i,D.
.“Mjap. ( andlei. .Mustard, Peppar tnd ipicc,
Bscun, Flour and .Meal.
In addition lotba abova, ws hava on bardir*
eral asaartment of fVig aad Caati .Waaalis/.^
dir Hut, Stttritp /rons, and all other a/lK»*
eessory to trim off Saddles and Harnea*. ‘
will he sold low for casb.
We riquiat tba publte to rail and ^
iiMicrialsand work ma»ef*"'*‘*rd,bear piK»‘
jiMlge Cir thcniM'lvca.
CharlMIt, Ptf. 7, It'S}. 15'.f
F(/ur or fire jonmeymrn Saddle tnd H»r^
icon, t lour and Meal. u, which good wage* .3
1 trsons can be turiii«bed at all times with cold given, by ai.pl>iiiff to
I ^ ^ * JAB T. A.'SIH BV 4 Cd
He would, tlio, inform tha public that lie hts
opened a
UAZiauji
Hughes A, 'I’urncr, Kaleigb, tnd at tlie Chsrk/ttc 1 persons can ba furnished with Krcad. A,c.
RokS'orr. stslltin-
M'OK
f^HK House and Lot where ('apt.
■- Joaepli Pritchard lives, former-
1 ly Dr. 'i'lios. Henderson's. Any per- ^ _
son w,i.hiiij{ to purchase, for Information apply to i •** ctsaa in Surgery, when called ou. Dis«
j J. D. bovd. Young negroes or hank payments '"d Stone in the Bladdar, hava I
rmtH. IIOYD.
CkarlotU, May ^1M3.
The subscribers iiilbrm tlie citizens of the
back country generally, that they will alUmd
will be (aken.
J .VJBW BOOMS.
AY’S .Morning and Evening Exercises, or
Short Discourses for the morning snd even-
ing of every day in the year. Theae voliimts, like
the otlier writings o.* Mr. Jay, are held in high
estimation by Cliristiaiia of different denomina
tions. Iliey arc worthy oft place in evory family,
f or sale at the Charlgttc Book .Vtore by
1) GOL'LD
l.'ith, 1H33.
7t44
sses
here.
lofore received their particular attention,and being
prepared with the most modern iniproted iiistiu-
«... M^Aiaaw*^ menia, pledge themselves to perform all operatitms
upon the most approved plans. Those wislnng
HAVI.NG taken poaacssion of the i will addresa Doctors Douglass A Moore,
HOC.SE OF ENTKKTAIN. theaUrville.
MENT, formerly oeRH|rted by H. A.
Mty,lB33
MrAnaws, tnd recently by Mr. A. R.
lt(;r»i-«, rcsptrctfallv informs tbe public she ii pra.
|>arfd to arcomrnsdato
Travellers A Boarder*i
and solicits a share of patronsge. No sltention
JOHN DOIJGLAS.S.
1 HOS. W, 5IOORE.
113
#'®r Sate at my Store,
AH.NEaaswtnientof'rhsriilciistiatdnfr’s su
perior RIFLE Gl.'NS on the most accom
rSiL’T' "r""' r fa r,z
f'liarlcMton nn«l ’heraw.
fi^HE .STEAM P'*’
1 >i.\C’OV
('apt. J. C. (Jrahiin.
iH^n engaged tbc ls*»
mcr in tiie trade running between tliarl'ai'e
Cheraw, calling al Uaorgtlown on lier
I and down, will resume her trips in the *”'*■
j a ftw daya, and is intend'd to be ronUnu"
trtda the ensuing season Th« eiwwry
draft of wsler, drawing only four and a
when loaded, will rnabie h*r U* reach
til timoa. except upon an imromnKm low ^
when l>er rargo wiH be lighlwd at the > ’.■
of the Roat.
ConiCirtable accommodations for a few , *'
gars, with all dua att«ation. ^ .„-o
J n. ixoiHJH
t'karltilon, Srpt, 26, IWl-
~SI i EKIFFS’ T)K I
r,nnds s»ld fnr Taxes, for '.!
uridi r a Writ of Fieri Facias; and f* ^
sold under a Wtilof VenUitiani Etp*i**""
at till- tHTire.
Ifarraitee Dcrdt /t»r talc at tht