THE MINERS’ AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL.
POETRY.
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THK SWEDISH GIRL.
-Prerioos to the Jep.rlur« of Ban» de SUtJ
fr«o .Sweden, Ik- wm rn.monitcd rf hi. ^nd
• heautiAil ffifJ. •’*'* prommod to
but »fter the otfcr* rfceiwl by bim from
thf NecUr ftnuJj, h* wrote to inf«rm her of the
peculiar circoin*Un«» in which he wm pUccd,
•n^ that hii union with a lady whom he did not
lov», wouW be the means of raising bis family
froni povrrty and ohecurily. Hi» tootiti. without
any otiier answer, returned him his m«rri«|te pro-
nisc sUined with teara, and in seven weeks *ht
«-as a cor|»e.”
"Errn to jmum on auch a thou|;ht I
How could it croaa hie mind!
Vain honors trajh’d for and bought,
>Vith happiaesa resigned!
And lo»c like mint cast meekly by,
At cold ambition'a call!—
My howt, be c*lni’—why should I sigh!
Tears, tears, why will ye fall 7
TT»* Sw^ish girl should foom to stand
'Tween him and bis adopted land.
For him what could 1 not have borne.
What wo or poverty 1
And rich in love, hare smiled in acorn.
When iK'arUess wealth rolled by.
1 would have orgcd him up the steep.
Where hangs the noblest crown,
Ifonor mfcv gain, or virtue kec|>—
An honest man’s renown !
Soothed him when yielding to his toils.
And brightened each success with suiiles.
Yet why thus linprr o’er a drcain
That iny fond spirit bouad.
But lent my soul no cheering beam
To light the darkness round!
Well, be it soI may not speak
What stirs within my heart;
The l«*»'ered spirit «»n will break
Throogh all things, and depart:
Yet ’twould be sweet ajrain to bleas
'I'lie object of past teudcrr-ss»!
Ay, take thy bride, the sifted one,
And glory in her tame!
And when, per\ ading in the sun.
Her genius lifhts t*y name.
Forget, amidst lU dialing rays.
How dim thine own appears;
Nor think upon the hearllelt praise
Was thine in tbrroer years.
When mingling love, and hope, and pride,
Witli her now coldly thrown aside.
Ay, wed another—wed the great!
Gain wealth, bul with it rare
Soon fhalt thou feel the galling weight,
And mourn each glittering snire
Tii.it wilid thee from thy pUijliied ww,
Front lirst and unfeiifiR'd love;
And bade thcf to a tfranger bow,
A stringer’s bounty prove !
7.1adn.», that one to loved by me.
Should ever so degraded be I
Hanging for a Livelihood.—A corres-
pondent says thnt there is a fellow going a-
bout the villages near London wlio contrives
her huabatMi, To avoid this, he sought a
place lo pa*s awny vacant time, where, as
sociated with those more wicked than hiin- - - „
self, he contracted the habit of intemperance, to maUo a very prtoStahle and easy li'e.i-
aud all was lost—and i>oor Eliza was thrown i hood by hanging himself. Ilis mi thod is,
on the charity of her iVieDds. first, to select some tree by the road bide,
Be pleastnt and obliging to your neigh-1 near the root of which he strews a lew
bors rcndy to grant assistance when ncces-1 pieces of pnper which appear to be fragineuts
sarv. Be careful of their characters, and jof a letter addressed to his wite. 'j*’*
not' readily believo an ill ref>ort. Throw : suspe nds himself with a rotten cord, w hic ,
the mantle of charily over their failings | breaking, leaves him prostrate beneatn it;
knowing that we are all liablo to err. | in this situation he remains till some pas-
Abhor a tattler, and give no place to tho ! seuger notices his apparently awtu! coiidi-
reports of such. However strung a provo- jtion. He then counterfeits returning aui-
cation may be, uev*r contend for the last
word.
Let your bible show that it is used.
Give no place to novels in your library.
I^it history, biography and travels be read,
maliun s* naturally that the sympathy of
the stranger is awakened; to whoso in
quiries he replies with a tale of distress,
tells a long story of hia wife and childrtn,
aud savs he is a rcduccd clerk on his way
when time’ and Opportunity admit—without' home. At Acton, a deception ot this de-
interferiu ' with the important duties of the scription was practised lately ; the ini|>oster
family, lie not ignorant of tho events ot'^ succeeded m getting liimselt conveyed tree
the time being, therefore read some Jour-1 to Birmingham, w itlt sevrn or eight pounds
iial ofthe day. ' iu his pwket, subscribed by the humane
As to friends who may call on you—i gentry of the neighborhood,
never l>e confused nor in a burry; treat' Last week a similar occurn'nce took
them with ho>ipitdlily and politeness; and : place at Norwool, in Surrey; the jwrsjni
endeavor to make them happy in their own j was brought into the inn kept by Neale,
wav. Never teaze them to do this, or that, j thu pugilist, where some lUs. or 1'»s. were
which they do not prefer. 'I'ruo politeness j subscribed for him ; he was subsequently
•insists in an ea^y deportment,aud making ; taken Itefore a magistrate, who, alti r ad-
our friends easy, and permitting them to i monishing him upon the enurinily ol^ his
enjoy theiiist^lves iu thut way which is most i suicidal attempt, discharged him. 1 he
VarriitgemJ^tnkins j ,
KSTABLWHWEi’^T.
rg'111E subscriber bega
i leave moat respect-
fiilly toinform his friend#
and tho public generally,
tliat he is now carrying
on tlieCarriagc-Making
fiusineiis at his Now
Sho^, on Uie main atreet, one door north-west of
the Jail, in all it* various branchea, Tho subacri-
ber deems it entirely su|>erfluous to give a deUiW
dricriptionof the kinds and qualities of his work,
nor will he say that it shall be surpassed by none,
but on his part will only invite the public lo call
Slid examine hia work, hear his price* aud judge
NATHAN MOWN.
Charlotif, July 8, IS33. Cwt51
One or Two apprentices will be taken to the a-
bove bu»im#s. Boys IB or 17 years of age, of
study and industriousliahiU. N. HROWN.
rOR SALK.
rMlllB' fiin House standmg South of Trade
B itreet near Dr. Harris' residence, connected
witli which is an excellent I’otton tJin und Metal
Screw i’ress, which will be w)ld with the house or
sei>atate as purthakcrs may desire.^ If this estab
lishment is not Hold privately, U fore Tuesday of
■\ugu3t I'lMirt, it will tliin be offered for sale at
I’ublic Auction.
For further particulars apply to the Kuliscribcr
or durine his abscncc tu .Mr, H. H. Williams.
‘ F.L. SMITH.
KxuvtOTof \Vm. Smith dte'd.
Julv6,l^^^
pleasing to them. i|wrish clerk of Acton, who had belriendcd
Speak with deliberation. The other | the individual first alluded to, was led by
sex tell us that, ‘ the female tongue is never suspicion and curiosity to niake .Mjuie in-
tired be it so: let it be regulated by rea- jquiiies about the man at Norwooii, when,
son and common si’nse. | from the similitude of the person described,
At the close of the week, i.* possible lot the contents of his p«>cket», some religious
all your work for the time, be done, so that comj)0»itions written in |iencil in his [wket-
on Sunday you may improve your time in book, and other corroborating circuuj-
such u manner as w ill be appropriate to the ■ stauce®,—there is no doubt it was llic same
day, and never, extraordmaries exccptcd, ’ pcison.
let your seat be vacated at Church. i
As to dress: decency is becoming to all, j Kaotrhdgc.—What is it tliat mainly
bul extravagance opens a door to want— distiuguisliCo a man froiii a brute? Know-
follow the fashions of the day so far as de-: W h;it makes the \a>t dillerence
cency and good sense will approve, bul there is b* tween savage and civilized ua-
avoid singularity. Be not troubled for tions ? Knowledge. hat l^Tiiis the
what jou have not; but be thaukful for, principal dilierence between nun a* they
and take care of wliat you have. A Leg- appear in the same socicty ? Knowledge,
horn hat loadi-d with flowers, will not cure \\ fmi raised FK.\^KI.l.^ from the huaible
the headache,nor a gold watch prevent the station of a printer's Ikij to tlie first hmiors
consumption. of his country ’ Knowledge. NV l.at to*jk
As you have aticmled to the study of (Vom his shoe maker's bt-nth,
Bjtany and discovered a t.isto for llowers, g;,ve him a scat in Conj>re».>, and there
1 would not In any means draw yourattcii- made his voice to be heard aiijoii^ tho wis-
tion from so iunocent and plfasing an a- and best of his conqieers f Knowled^'e.
mus!iiicnt. But let your garden b; small What raised from tlie weaver's
and well made out, and tho plants selected |,K,ni lo a place auii>ng the first  f nwthcnii-
to )oiir taste. fc?ec to tho iiiauageinent of ticians ; anJ Htkm iii;l fnuii being a [Hior
it yomself. It is a pleasant exercise, |iro- f,ter’s bo) in the army, lo a ^tallon ain-iiig
jliuctive of healtii of body, and serenity ol (|,(> ^f A'ltronomers 7 Knowledge. It
jnmid. I>«'t the nrder, neatness; and the ; jg tlie phil.isopher's htone—ihu iiue aichy-
{display of beauty in your garden; be tliojnjy tjjat turns every thing it toutUs into
I index of what may be seen in your hou'se. I gold. It is the acLptre that gives us our
I One thing mon*; the management of do-, (iominion over nature ; the key that unijeks
. _ j m»*‘>fic8.. tfee that all things go right in j ihe stores of creation, and cjcus lo u» the
This iugh-soulcd, injured Swedish gir! could save, kitchen. Let everv thing b« done ac-, treasures of the uiiiv er.>e.
14.T spring wove garlujdsoer her early^^^ave. Ne'ver ditpute With a I Mechanic,' Ma-aunc.
^ servant in what way a thing sliall be done, j inn...— - _ . - il ".ii'''''u-. ■■■■
TIlJC'KLLA\EOI your commamis be promptly obeyed. ^ ,/ ,%Vir
—^' ' ' mild di^'nity ; hut avoid all im-, ^  KN l Lh.viKN ; I am i.ou u ore you. re.
nrothcr Jo,M, IVifc'sadvice to her ' proper (amiliarity w^h th.^ wfio ma>-^ bj
JOBW WTAtF
Respectfully inform, th,
ho ha. just received at hi.i^nd^^'
tlie Court-Hoiuo, a general asaortment rfi
SpiritH and
that can be prMurud. Likewise OrattriM
Among which ,
ftetimMrie* and Cakt$.
following article! i
WINES.
Hock
MoaacU
Frontentc
Muscatel
Champaign, In pint and
quart*
Port
Madeira
Sherry
Malaga
TenerifTe, Slc,
Coraiac Brandy
Htulandliin
Jamaica Itum
N, E. do.
8P1RITR.
Old Peach Bnad*
Apple 4^ '
Peach a.
Whiskey
Havan^ Sjianish and American S^aRS
('ut. Pigtail and .Manufactured Toba^ '
Scotch HnufT, Pijpe*. See See.
I^ndoii bottled nJKl'KR Sl Philadelptiia 6r
liotlled and Newark (TOl'^, &c.
CHEICSr; CRACKERS and HERRINGS
All assortment of Foreign CORUIaLS,
Lemon Syrup and Spruce Beer,
FRMT8 AND BUT’S,
f^emons. Figs, Raisins and Prune*,
Almonds, Urazil, Cocoa and Barceleaa Xttti.
—AI^-
Tea, Coffer, Chocolate and Sugars,
Candies and C«kes of all decctiplioni.
Soap, CanJIes, .MusUrd, Pepper and 8pice,
liacon, t lour and Moal. '
Persons can be tormshed at ail time* witkc
lunchtou.
NOTIC'R
1>\ H.L sell for cash at the Ceurt House in
t harlotlc. on tlie ■llh .Monday of August
next, the lollowing Tratt*of l^iid lying iu the
county of .Mecklenburg, or as much thireof as “
w ill satikfy the Taxes due on »aid I^nd :
hic tr«i tof land heloi'K‘eg »o James .Martin’s
heirs, containing 1U> atrts, in th.- uppt r end of
tlie county, joining the luids of Wm. J. W iImni,
Saaiutl VViUm and Uhers. *. »-««- «
AU. IW arres, l^longirg lo William Puck. | .,V 11 « e. v ,
worlh, joining the land.of EJ«in I’olU, Virgin f "ILL litre 4 or 5 Negr* koysfoUMj
Spurns and others. fi ancc of the year, of by the mo,.li,. T«1
He would, also, inform the public that te-
where person* can b« iurnuhed with Brad,!
at all times.
fharUtte, Vdy 7,1833.
It may not be'. I canool auk
Flirth’s happiness for one
Who hath imposed tlie bittcrrst task,
That woman’s pride has done.
rU curse not, though I may not bless
The idol of my youth,
Ttut in my vrtck of hap|.iness.
I'll prove unfaltering truth.
And, blotted thus wiUi tears, retura
The pledge I would, but cannot «pum I”
And such is woman’s love ! not even pride,
That oft quells passion in it* fiercest tide.
Spripj;
Also, 170 acH-s. btlonfing tu lli« hiirs of JoJin
Fiuch, dic’d, jciniiig the lauds of Alex. UiUfspic
and othcri.
Itf'Jsrres, h»tcd by John .Mcfjitin and
lies in thr gold region.
Al»o, iJ acrt«, listed by (Ivorzc W. Davis, jon- I
ing the !*lld^ of James l.atLa and olheis, for le>3l..
Also, 11 j atrt.-s, beUuigmg to llic heirs of Sam-
uel liri'wn, dt'c’d. joining the lan'is of Jaiucs Hrn-
d* rson and otiier*.
•Mno, IIjO acres, belonging to the hi.-» of James
rtell, di-c’d. juiiung the lands of Marv I'utts, James
Knox ai.d others, .tor I'nII.)
-M»o, 1-j acres, bt l»n;;mg to James liillefpie, jr.
jtiiiiini; the landitof l>r. m. White and i^thers.
* re>, brlon|iiig to Hannah Sunfurd,
joining the lands i.f Samuel Johui>ton aud others
A!-u,-,'73 acres, listed by Wm. Stewart and well
known by the \ irjjm Spring*.
.Mm},'JIO acf '*, lirtid by Win. Kot«soo, sen.
jointnif the lind of Jul.n lli.l, Isa^c Alcxjv.'iiier
and other).
ALm). :»0 acres, luttd by Jacob Hb!dbcui«r near
Jerry lluie’s .''tor>-, :nr IfJl.i
Abo, ‘,’■.'7 aeres, l> to Robert iSuchanan,
joining l!ie hntS of l^. iajetii i> jJiuiau and =jlii-
ers, lor 1
AI«o, U'i'2 acffi, lut d by I »a*r Alexander, join,
iui; ihe lai.iisot John lliiiand otlu-rt, (for l''3l.,
Also, !*0 srrr*, listed by Jaini s 4lro«n, join.ng
liic lands of llu,'!i '^initb and nthers, (or 1^31.,
JdllN .''l.OA.N, F:rmer Skttiff.
7..'./«, I'^T f.'jl
twclv* years of age would be pretetrtd.
THO. A. MEU !
Jtnt 13, Ifc3.1. •4>t/
XOTICK
mf y AR.vBi vN utjh;.
...TM ION’ IS itw sal* St IL-
price. WM 8.M>RMOT
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SAI>1)LK« V’
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tance, time, and death. New ones will be
f.rmed. Every thing pertaioing to this
life IS on the change.
A wfll cultivMod mind, united with a
,, (....'ii or N.nd, by the loth d«y i.f .\i.,’ii»i nexL 1
Ke- alst, r>‘niind tnox that ha'e proml' ■! lo
I'tl
As:\v
/« the Town of i'harloltr.
daughter on the day cf her marriage.— placed under you. i’e never hasty and im-1
Now -Nfary, as you are about to leave us,! petuous : but calm and deliberate,
a few words seem appropriate to the oc-; prove wlien neceswiry, with mildness and j make payment a liort tm.e »mce, Uut I »ou;d be
casion. Although I regret separation, yet, determination; but iic-vcr make a •”‘‘g .
I am pK'ased that your prospects are good. 1 harangue about inatters of minor imj>or-. »bo°^,Ta'y luv« the V'--a« lTc of s^t-'
You must not think that all before you are tance. 'loo much reprool, e“.f»ecially it attorny. I ani d. tirmii ■ rt tociw
Elysian Fields. Toil, care and trouble, dtlivercd in a piu^sion, or hi::h tone of voice, niy book* lor colkctjon, alUr ific lOth day of \u.
are the camj)anions of frail human nature. | is apt to loose its desired rllett, and produce gust n-.xt. ^ ^ JOHN w« m iDKl i f.
Old connexions will be dissolved by dis- reaction on the pari ot the dependent. '^‘‘h - ^
Digaitv, decision and condescension, must
be assiiiiilaud in such a manner as to com
mand respect. I’ndue severitv will so opc- i . 1. i
‘ . J . ri'illl, mbstribtr having purii.a-**d ol l>r J
rute on the mind of domestics as to destroy £ |, siock of whi ).
pleasant, easy disfiosition is the greatest ac- respect, and create disolll-ction and hatred. », re “ Irei.-) lust fall, entirely r.. in Nt w.Vork
complishinent in a lady. I have endeavor- Never charge a domestic with lying with-, and riuladt l;)Iiia, «uh a rc ru:t of
ed from the first to the present moment, to out irrclragnble proot—then puni‘>h or dis- Spring and Summer I'anci/ fitHPDS,
bring you up in such a manner as to t’orm ! miss him. To say frequently and upon all | 4 gmall ijvantity of /fanivcrr,
you for u.sefulness in society. Woman was ! occaf?ions to a domestic, you lie,' i. per- Crockcry, Cofre awl Su!>(ir,
never made merely to tee and be seen but fectly ridiculous, and has an evil tendency. Salt of a tu/H,rirr i/naliti/,
to fill an important .space in ihe great chain If he be a liar, you harden him ; if other- I *ill vril low for ra»h or to p.mcfual
of nature, planned and formed by the Al- wise, you injure his letlings and destroy drajcrs. 1 Impe by elj»e atuniif>n, tn.hare a (>or-
mighty Parent of the Uuirersc. You have j his confidence. ition of the patroiuce f.f Mieklmibiirif and its vi
been educated in habits of industr) , frucali-! I hi^ve done—you have my Lest w ishes, c'mty. It iv the wuh ot the proprietor f..r Ins
1 , I ■ ,L„ (fiends tu give him tlif oil Murn of shev.ing them
ty, economy and neatness, and in these you I ; ,■ h;s Stock, htar price, and U,.n j-.dc.-forVm.
Lave not disappointed me. lliiUM to Mtchamct and \\orl:men.—H|«.ixt;,, JoilX .M. .MORRISO.N'.
It IS for the man to provide and for the 'you want to avoid the disca-ses which yoiir] July 2D(], IK'll. 3lV)
wife to lake care and see that every thing, particular tnides are liable lo produce, at-,
within her circle of rnovement, is done in. tend to the following hints. -r , . ,*
order and in season, therefore, let method | Keep, if possible, regular houn. Never' | J*/;,,'' imng SnTh” to,"7s
and order be considered important. A wippose you have done extra work, when ,re rerpie.icd to cotne forward and («y np b> ih«
place for every thing, and everything in you sit up till midnight, t.nd do not rise till August  «nrt. Tho'fax List m my absfne« will
its place—a time for every thing and every eight or nine in the uiorning. j be lef> m ihe hands of Sam'l. f. i HldwcII who is
thing in its time—are good family mottos., Abstain from ardent spirits, cordials and rtcsive the taxes, and give receipu
A thorough knowledge of every kitKl of; malt liquors, let your drink be that of Trank-j ^ jojs. M’CONNAUGHKV,.V,Vn/
business appropriate lo the kitchen is in-1 lin, when Ikj was a printer—pure water. | rhirlottf,JulyI’xif
dispensable, for without such knowledge, a j B« particular m preserving your skin. N.H. All tl..*e »l>o have not taken oui luense
Indv is incapable of the management of her clean, by frequent washing of your hands, for riUilmy \v arts, Mrchandiz',will piewf
own ljusinese, and i^ liabla to imposition by | face and mouth, before each meal, and of Au"'aj'uiext!^ htenscs y le j . on ay
her servants every day. J5ut io these ' your whole body, at least once a week, and — T
thint.'s yfwj have been instructud. 1 by combing and brushing tho hair daily— W A LIv I' I*.
\ ou will lie mistress of your own house, I Always have fresh air in tho room in having sold out his Stock of
.ad .b»„Mhe .h,ch you Uv. | .l.,cb work, bu. » .1,.. ,.u »^
been etiijcaled.— luu w ill endeavor, above i bo in a draft. | J. T). BOYD,
all things to make your fireside the most'lake a short time in tiie morning, if 47tf
agreeable place for the man of your choice.' possible, and always in the evening, or to-1 — # • i ii |» i vr'
I'leaKintry and a happy disposition will' ward* sundown, lor placing your body m a p.
ever Ije considered as necessary to thui im- jimtunil posture, by Kumding erect and ex- £ public, that he has removed hi« Carding
portant end, Ixit a foolish fondness is dis-1 tending your clKist and limba by a walk' .Machmc to his lower mill on Mallard i'reek, t«o
gusting to all. Let n^ison and common . wheic the air is fresb. | milts from the placc where he formerly rankd by
seiiae ever guide : thfse, tided by n plea.*ant, j If confined in doors, let your fool ronsiFt, h'» Marhme by ws.
friendly disposition, render life happy; aud | in a large proportion of milk and br»-ad,arjd Jiu*[‘ard‘lt'f,n«*ts*pc“r *pound,\nd’wuT uke
witli'Kjt these it i»iot desirable. Keuem- j well boiled vegetables. Meat and fi.«li ought wool at tiic f ominon pricc fcr carding,
ter V‘Hjr coubia Eliza. She married with i to beu.sed sparingly, and only at dinner.—' L>AN AF,i;XANDF,R.
the Lughest prospects; bit, from pctulent,: You are Ivjltor without cr>fr*.‘o, tea, or choc- 3tlJr
p«'*ri!»h ard complaining di>position, and|«>lalr. If you iisf! any of lliem, it ought not — T7T”
tjfj{lig-uce, every thing went wrong ; and | to be more thau t/nce a day.--yaiir7ifi//: JOH I.\Ci
Ijcf iiomc bccaaw a plaw wf to ILalth. ' 1 Of all hind.f, ivatUj executed at tkit OJict,
Ai:u iiook' ^TOKi:.
^ / i|llti Sub>«.riber having
V' ^ no prj>ipcet of U mg
a:jaui a!>l to perlorm tlie la-
f hors of the niinirtry ; and
fr»hng, III eoiiin.on with
, .A oUier iiKn, the imporlanci
of eiC'Cing in some employment which will ena
ble him to proMde lor the ».«! Uofaruinj fiintly,
h«s >;ennl a Kook Siorv in • h*rlott-, >. tli
beli(\e«, l!..it such an r*t«bli«hn; nl «a ni rded
in til',- U . »ti fii s( tii.n of o'lr SUU. He rr.~
If ct.iillj int lU > III' trn nds, a«|iiaintaiices, and all
who tfil j'lV if.frri -t in hi« uiiiirruking, lo call
and s“ hi’ R»>ks. M* willU happy to cxccuti
or.!' r» f r lh'j»H- who In*’ at a duLti.'-*..
\Vliiii>t he h«« on hand some v.Suable works in
I.inr, in .'Idlinije, moit of the  Jrrrk and I.*tjn
rii«: and otlicr booki ui>d in eurSclioels and
\i-adinie», many works in ThrUogy, and many
Vln'-^l’ineoiis l«.ok« suited to aliii'^^t e»rry class
ol'tfadi r», h« sr ill be able to procure on fswirabli
1' fins, any books to lie foond in llm Noftlwrn
( itics, cr in the I.ou'l>.o .^larkct. It will giv =
him p! a*ure lo smst profe^'.iofuil c’ntlemi ii or
priTste ejtii- ni in enlarging tlieir LiKraries, or in
pun basing n»-w oii's. He |i«ks v»nh loiilideni c
»r.d r ;*}ACt to an t ulighlenril I'omiiiuiiity lor m-
courai^eiiKlit. i>ANiKL tJol'LI*.
t'i„irlnttr, .May 2.1, l'*.H. ;K»tf
1*. I I'avo eonlfart«d with t'n rk-rrtary of
Oie .A S. for an h^ilion of ihe Chruiian .Mira-
me lor .\urtli.('arolina, for I'.'it. It will contain
I - |m;,'i s more of uvtui mulU r than hilhcrto and
be. w.id at the L^'ime prite. It will lie puhhsli>'d in
July, and may U- had by the ijoun or hundred,ol
John I’. Ilavi n, .No. I IJ .Na«sau sirei t. N. Y. ot'
lluj;bes A. Turner, Kalrigh, and at tlie Charlotte
Ifcxjk Slor'v
sf s^>’»r »issortiiu nt of
\\\n iii:s .ii:ui:li:i' a•.
^'■^HK sulwcriler ri-)rrltull^ inlorins his e>is.
■ tomers and lin- piibiu freu. rally, that ht has
lately r cer.d lli. lolloning artirU«, vu:
ri.'iiii Watflirw, a»*-
HorU’d,
4sol(l
aiKl ItfjH,
I'.ar aiKi
llrca^tt l*iiiN :iiifl Nhirl
which, U.-. tber with his former Sl-xk. makes his
pre« i,t ahxirimcnt nearly eompl.-le, all of which
will l>e sold at a very small sdrance lijr cash, or on
short time, to puneliial eustomers.
He still eonliiiues to manufaeture SJI.N'llIl
SI’IKI.N.S and othrr articles of lJuld and Silver:
also, \x! repiiirl lo k« and VVati h>*s, anti ht irnuld
hrrt inform iKf puhlif, th-it his is the only slu.p in
town W'hrre Hiieh nrtii'li s «re repaired.
He will also t LUX l»OLL) in any quantity, at
the sliorleit notice.
t«ll.iM.NC« and I'iN'fJI! V\|.N(i, b!»o, done to
jrdir. 'IIIO.MAS TKI^nKU.
fhirhlte, y.sy, 1S.13. ’.'!7tf
SHKIiirrs’ DMKDS,
I^^OK l^aiid« -old for Ta.'>»; for Ixmds sold
under a W ritol him h'oeii.. ; ni.d lor I.hihU
■.(dd under u Writ of Vmiiiai.i Lxi'oiiaa—ivr s..k
»t tiiifc mri'.e.
T. A»Hl KV A Ct>.
H\\ E ou hand aiu) vJt
tuioe to oi«t..actart: i
tlicir Shop m the seatikeut ti.
of .Mr. Spring’s Brick Ik :
iAuUfH fiHtt OeitthmtH't
of a superior slvk of workmaii»h:pai>df«Mi« ]
ern inateriab, ^y Ihe Mtssrs. Jeltoiis,af I
county, who arc w.ll known in the «(«ttn;
of th State as suierior workmen—Also,
Saddithae*, ValiUTM, Mtirtingalti,R
Bridlct, Voach 4* Ilamtu,
and Uarntu, Horttmtn'i Ctfn
HiJ^rrs,
and all otlirr artick* usually manu&ctiniJ
sitop* in tilt Southern Stales.
In addition to tlie above, we have on Wa^t;
eral assortment of Itfg aittl Cmtk
lilt Htit, SiirtHf Irani, and all o(h«r Wm
cesaary lo Irun oiT Saddle* and llarctsa,'
will bi- sold kiw for cash.
^‘‘e n-ejueit the pubiie lo e»fj and etimmt
maieriikand work manufactured, hear
judge for lhems lve».
(’karluttr, Iht. 7, li‘J
I >jur or tive j- urneymen Haddle and llini
Maktrs is winud, lo wluch gow) wage* r..
guru, by applyuig to
^JAS T. Aj^ntTlY A (in
.S / .177; (IF .^o/r/7/.^.^«ou^i.l
MK« kLKNHI HC; ( Ot \TV.
i'tuit of 7>n«, IsJl
RoU rt Mirhog i
. PetiUoo for Dirore*.
Marparet M rliop i
11 ap|>eannr lo the satisfaetMii of the
tiial th* IVIvodant in this case isM(u>
habitant of this State, thtrifun U u Or4««d.ai(|
publu ation be made hr ibrwc n:untbs la tin Si-
isigh .Star and the Miners* A Farnitrt’ Joi
for the said Ihrfendant lo appear at our *ci!
riwr t’oiirt of {..aw, to be held Ibr ihr et-ati
Meeklenburj;, at tlie Court-House lol'barkM,*
llie 7Lh .Monday after the -llh .Mondaj of !»|
h. r nett, then and there to plead io answer H J*1
riaintiir's petition, otherwise lodgineoi pno
fe>MO will be entered against her aod d««r«*-1
eordinply. WilDena, I'earsall ThofDpseo, fl^i
of said foorl, at OtFice in Charlotte, tlie7ik^|
day aAtr tlie tih .Monday of .Mareh, A. D IWC
P.TH«»Mrs()N,f.*n^‘-l-
June, .'i It3. Price ad*.
.S7’ t 7-/; ifF yoK I Jl.CAKOLiyi.
>«l: Kl.».NBmo rot NTV.
raurl of 1‘leat mh4 (Juartrr Stuont,
lb33. I
Michael Crewell k On.iftal Attachment.
/ on dcltT.dant'sirterf^ia*'^]
S Mine,o«iL)nch’sCrf«k,k»ss»
bv Ihe name of tlie l.aney .Mice-
OKI»Kia,l» by Court, that publicatlooli*^i
sit v^teks III the .Miners’ A f armsr* J*'
nal, that tho deft-ndaiit app ar, answsr o» rte^
ollierwi.se judgment will be entered
Will,,l.uc Alexander,Clerk of said
Ofilte, Ih- -Itli .Monday of May, A. I>.
Test; ISAAC ALHXA.NDF.R,*.
Price adv. W.
4'liarlr»loii nn«l
filllK Sl’KAM
Cajrt. J.C-'«aJ'»^“^
>i,. r in the trade runnme between « han*»*
Chrraw, ralhng at t«orfetown on lief
and down, will resume her trii* m dx" ^
a leu days, and ii inlmdfd to be ronlmow
trade the enniing m’ason. 'I'he
draft of water, drawing only feof rf
whtii liudid, will enable her t» reach
all tiiiii •, « \i ept ui«ii an mcaH
when h r cargo will be lightcutd at tire
of the Iknt. ^
t oiiiiurtable acrj.iini.odation* for * I**
gi rs, w ith all due atl> iilioii. ^ ^ CIX)1‘GH
f’harlenlon, Srpt. IfvU.
\VAi!UAN'l'i:ii
roB iAMT AT run orritEs