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PRICES CURRENT. firm ly. Pogmac, Apple, - P? ach, - Da -on, ... {..-wax, - - - H-iut, ... < .?r ? , - - - C'iru, - - C i.i i.< f, tnouM, K \?'ui, rouj?ii, I uir, - 1 ?t icr', I ! 'laud, ?try, - n assorted \ \ '.-r, American, H m . In->iaica, ? V ?u ln?lia, "? w V. y 'land np' iler gall. lb. bush, lb. b'wli bSI. . ,b pall. Ion. Jb. cask, pall, k #jr. ff>ush. k?*p. call. bush rwt. 1 lb. Wilmington, July 43 Faycttoville, j June H eta. cts. 140 lb ? | 28 3(J 7 1 . 20 2 5 15 2 14 1 5 SO is :r. 500 525 ioo : i o 37 4() 0 | ? 150 175 >0 37 I OO I 30 8'? 10'i 4 j 4: 300 40 45 8<>n Ki'O rwt. lb. ? ?ish.i call ' 4<X> 10 < :5 5 ) cts. 1 5 ? 45 7 2 2 14 14 50 lo 1G 7 5 4 0 J 5 9<? 43 8 2"0 3 5 9 25 5 ? ?< ? I 2 5 7o 4 ? 35 10 O 75 75 M V > 19 I 5 i i Ju 25() 8 7<> 2 j - - 3 ' 1 J* 16' i 2 O 7 S cts. 16 ? 37 50 I 23 n ( 17 60 1 I 45 ? 28 125 4 5 lo 2 50 4 ? Co t> ... 1 5? i b 00O I I or 22 175 7 5 4' O I 5 2-5 380 I 2 5 Newborn, June 7. Pflerfbiirg, July 25. cts. I 50 a 4 > 75 6 23 18 18 35 8 15 70 6(K) 35 1(10 45 90 85 3 0 3 Ctst. 175 50 80 7 25 4 r 9 8 f 700 40 1 is So 3 _) loo 9 u 45 3*5 55 ? O. . 18 10 in.. Cts. 125 34 45 6 20 12 124 35 9 14 cts. 2wO 75 75 8 25 25 ! 8 40 I 1 17 400 700 90 100 3 5 |1 1000 11200 6 7 1 50 200 37 J 40 8 5 50 I 5 1 >(J 42 4 '? 82 5 7 j fi.iO 2 >0 ! 50 45 4jJ 1 9H I 300 18 25 J 3 140 I 375 | i : 5 1 6 > ? 2 j J 2*0 l'W) 2 in GO 3o 2 j ) I .> 7 /O j ? 5uO il I L L S b <) K O U Ci ii. N. C. rVILISHKO WLEILT CV 1?KN ? I* in AH I T, ?r TH*rr. i'oli ar- a tkar, or two roiL*rs fii rr rt?i r? i? paid in advance. Those who do not ivc notic< o( their w -ah f it - t*ieir paper discontinue.) at the expirs ?" s i ? year, will be pr> *umod a< desiring uance until countermanded. ? And a .nil be discontinued until all arrear Jul, unless at the option of the pub ? or will procure six subscriber*, and tj ?? the payment*, shall reccive the se v gratia. .< rinemrnts not exceeding sixteen !mr^ ?? ?'? inserted thre>' ti*m s for one dollar, and t*r.? ltv-five cent* for cacti continuance. '?? i ? ? !? >?i ? is r >ecived by the printer, and B'??t o the post-masters in tor state. Ml utt"r* iif>O i busincs relative, to the paper m ist be post-paid. llll.l.SIIOROt'GI! FK .ILL: SH >ll Y.iKT. ^I^llE Su inner Session of this Institution will JL commence on the 10th of July. Literary Tuition. First Class, ?15 00 j Second and Third Class, If ;>0 f Per Fourth Class, 10 00 j Session. Contingent Expo ises, 50 ) Ornamental Orparhncut. Musk , .94 00 t . Pra wine and Pauitinc, 00 > ?r Needle Work, I 00 S ? r ,,on' Hoard can ho obtained in the most respectn Wp families of the place at ftlO per month. A few voti i|? ladies will be received as boarders in the tamily of the Instructresses. W ,Vt (iro#?n, Supiri'ttrnilaut. ?fulv 1st. J6-.1w VmIu;iI)Ip Real Kstute FOil BALK. ? mii m.i,. on Monday fl?r' I Hay of Ati?ii?l lint, at t lie | <'nnrl llmico in I lillaliorouv'h, I ?ffi'r at public nnlc my I .)U8K hiiii l?UTS? No. UW i .<| |09, in Hdlehorouph. Otic hun- ? 4red uml fii'iy dollars in money will br requir ed, for tie h ilano? * rredit of six, twelve and I ??K'ltce.n in* fit m will bo oivcn I'hc building* ?re cormnudiou* and in good repair. Charles <ox. Jul/ Ut ft- -td? H-IUSKS ki<I LOTS in UillaUo roogh .u?? tic, ?j BARNABAS O'FAlKllllX, on a credit of oiit your. AS my object i ?o pi. w it the mo*t mfa . moim intnrrou ? of mlnll^ry lhat perhapa ?v< i A.m Know. i, ai .tnininfily pci nutted in ??! vian country, vll i. !1 nil, 'u'dintunii *l 'i'mim where '?v Oawly w litce ?" i ii < mi hor infft i rt^uc nwwith npey Uumpoy "?t>rw?ry is 1??H CJASII FOR (jOOft) WHEAT. nKLIvrilDD at the mill of illiain Miller A Co. llircf miit'8 Hillsborough. CASII for Kl.AX SEK1>. ? ... .. J. W ebb. ?Tune 24. btate of North-Carolina, Wake County. Superior Court of La* ? Spring Term. 1S28. W iu4'lir(?? Prict i . v*. > Petition for Divorce. SmannaU Prict. j IT appearuic to the satisfaction of the Court, . thai tin' ?l- femi&'it m not an inhabitant of this state: it la therefore ord< r? d, that publir-a. tion he niu'l#- tor three months in tiie Mar ?'id North-Carolina stat? <>az<ttc, printed in Ka i'ip!i, and the i iilf ehur?.ui;li K<-eordi*r, fur the deteiiiUiil in appear at tne next trnn of this Court, to he h?dd on the hrst Monday ift'-r the fcmrtli Monday of September next, thrn and th^re to piea i, anaw?r or ilemur to the plain titpa petiuoii; ot.ieiwiae judgment pro coi?fc? no agam?t tier v. ill be entered, anil the cau-'e heard e\ |?arte. Testo. It. liiritOII, Citric. 1 Pricc adv. $ 7 00 Si ? 3m ?1EMOV VI,. TIIK t -iSacribora havinc removed their S ld !? a Snop to the hnildini; we?t of l'hoa. i ''?? x Co. they tak?- tht~ nu trvid ot ipfnrin t i-'ir friend ? and euatomera t'lat i ? \ ar? pr- pared t ?? aiipplv them with all arlicl?-j> in tiieir lini* as e'leap n? enn lie bought hi the itate, and tney venture (<? if not anper> or, at l^aat ns ;owl aa ran In- had any wh? r? . Their wo'k ha*- hitherto proved pood; and liav* inp th?- h'-st of workmen and northern mate ria!*, they l>el ia-?ured that tHev enn fiive jjoiinnl aa'i.afitctlun to all who may call upon tiiem for worU. ?i \\ .>!' iulf St ' O Jan. 13. 1 3 ? if A ViiluiMe riaiitaliou FOIl SALE. 5 oiiv.k l'?r siilr a \ aluab!<* rinnt jti'in, lying on Little river, in. "rnuvu ciiuty, eight miles nortli east from ilili*lj<imugh, and iinme diatcly on the road to Urn. Carnnglon's store. There ar.- on the piciuiin A g(?OH rin otiMi Ritclifii. Sitiokc [loim . utiil It -trii. w ith allntlicr mrcsMiiy out houses, all in good repair. There i* also on the plnntalion a vory Valuable Apple Orrli.nl Tho I .and n? of the very best quality, and adap ted to the culture of corn, wheat, tobaceo, and cotton. A? it in presumed t>iat any person wishing to ptirehaMe will first view ttio premi se*, I Teem it unnecessary to sa) more. The term* of rale will he made easy, and can be known hy inq mnp of Thoinas ('lanry, esq. n Hillsborough. or of mys? if in Ufeensbt>ro\ Jt?lm C. LhUii. June 30. M ? 6w HLAJWC8. FOB SALE AT JU18 OFFICE. NOTICE. Will be sold at the Court-House in fliH^ho rough. in the county of Orancp, on Mondav the 27tn <1ay of AufiiMt next, the following tracts or parcel* of Land, or so much thereof as wiij be sufficient to satisfy the taxes dm- thereon, [ together with the cost of advertising the tame, i to wit: One trart given in by Jas. Pratt, ?r. adjoining the lands of Mrs Burroughs and oth ers, containing 314 acres, more or less, for tho years 1822, 1325, ldl4, 1824 and 1826. One tract given in by Moses S Pratt, for the years 1424, 1S25 and 1826, containing 1 63 acr?j?, more or less, adjoining the lands of Wm. N. Piatt, esq. and others. Also one acre lot of land, on Chapel Hill, for th?* ycara 1824, lCf5 and l'H6, given in by said Pralt. One trart gi\en in by Antlsn. Home, for tin- year 1826, containing 150 acres, more or adjoining the landa of James Kainey, ? and others. Ooe trart, belonging to Cliestly I1. ? Patterson's heir*, given in by Chestly Patter son, jr. for the year 1826, containing 1L3 a cres, more or lesa adjoiuing the lands of Wm, ' Rhodes and others I Tlios 1). Watts. M'JJ- | Bv 31. Adams, V- ShJT. J July 13- *2-CW\ LIST OF LETT* US, Remaining in the Posl-OJfut in H:l!sborcit?h , c ; the 1st dcy cf July, l?2S. Phillip Alston Wm. D. Murphy .Marearet Shaw Archibald M'Manr.an Mrs. A Asue \V. Anderson, e?o. U A nil ion v Boutiui .Ia??: Bibbs >iaraii IJrvan W tliia in iirilton William Liiwit" 2 \N tl'.iam 1!. Braoley (?ahriel Barby l.lizabetn '1 humus Burton Thomas Clancy 2 John J. Carrington John D. Clancy '?% illiatn Campbell Hugh Currey John Carpuiiter Jiinfs If. Lemuel Carrell Temple Primrose Mary Ann Chisaenhall Calvin E Parrish DanielCall John Check David Craig James Carrell James Child >amut I Child illiam >1. Cainpbeii Zilplia M'Kinne Moore M'Cauly Archibald Murphy llai Ni;nn Richerson Nichols 2 Mr? W lliiani Neale J lllleH Nut I W m. Nelson O Na-ify O'Ferreli 1' Seymore Purgcar Jane i<>!k Kev. John H. Pichard William Pickett Martin Pickett Samuel Paisley Mark Pickett William Piper K John Reding Pleasant Rhodes .......v. Jo^jn M Rowly Calvin Hill William Frederick Reeves Campbell Wilson Rhew D David Dickey Adain Dixon Durrani tl, Davis E Mrs. F.s?i? F James F >sseit Harriet I'awfill Peter Floyd John T.:i ar Ann Fa<vce1t (, L'.ijah (Jrov ? II Morgan I Tart l\inctre<? Hardee Thoma- Hosting* Joseph Hnjlies Daniel ll??ldet Allen H j'ch.ns John Mall 'A ill. am tliglitowcr William tlosey J Mil? Jones k W til. Kirklaml L Wm. Lewis rhos. Latta, jr. Nicholas I.oi.g John Lewis P. M.Loug M James Moore Ann Moore Aaron Marco'.n Willis Maroom . Caroline R. Moore . jm. "w?i Utfillie P. M annum/ John Wclbuin 'James Moore, esq. v Charles M'Cauly John Vickers John M' Daniel John Van hook Cornelia Mcbane John Vaughn Archibald Murphy, jr Y Charles Roberts William W . Rountrco Col W C. Rmrscil J John Rasberrv s * Charles C ? Smith Thomas Scarlett George Scarlett Man Ann ver,tt Samuel Seurlctt 3 John Scoit .lames Strnyhorn J. P. Sueed .bicrph Stubens Allen Syks Abraham Scarborough Garrard ?V Shaw Charlotte Street F.dw anl Strudwiek Kli7tib? th Stubens John Stephens W illi? Shaw S 1 Wm. Thompson Wm. Turner R?l?iikali Thompson Henry D Turner Thomas Turner Zaeheriah Trice John I aylor J. Tumor 2 John Taylor ir Richard I'mstcad w Thomas W ilstm John D. Wilson Sophia A. Wright Betsey Washburn Henry vVhittcd Samuel IFortharol Joseph W oods Dr?v?d Yarborouffh 2 Those who call for advertised letters, will be no pood as to mention that they aro advertised. Those who arc in arears for Postage need not aend for any noro lettera without the mo ney as they will not be sent until all duoa are paid up and a new dapotit made. K. L. Cook. July 38? BOARDING. THE subscriber would be willing to receivc ai boarders, three or four students. Fe males would be preferred. >Vtn. Huntington Joao 19. M ? | ADMINISTRATION MEETING. Agreeably in public notice, a meet- ; ing of the friend* of (he administration took place on the 4*h m?t. at the | honv of Eli Smith, Evq ? On morion of the Rt?. Daniel Hower, Joseph Gib son, E q. was appotntrd chairman, apd Robert R. P rather, secretary. The chairman then explained the object of the meeting in a brief, but compre hensive manner. Maj. Pra'her, rose and desired to be informed, whether the object of the meeting had been so explained, as to exclude the friends ot Gen. J<cks< n, if any -nch were preseni, from coming for waid, and asserting his claia>s on the floor. He was himself a friend of Mr. Adam'; hot it was probable that in no large a company, gen. Jackson might have fri?n 's: if so, he was willing to hear tteir acumen's, and, therefore moved that they be admitted; which was agreed to. The chairman then ap pointed a como iitre conshting of the Re*. D flower, m.j. J.S. Pr ather, capt. Robert fiilmnrc, and Benjamin R? ss, ll-q. ro biing in resolutions expressive of ihe views and scnunu-m-. of the meet inn After en absence of about half so hour, the comm'utce returned, and re ported to ih? meeting the following re SOlu'io'x: .] 1 Rfsopfo, That this meeting ap ptovc so rrn nt-ngsof the adminis tration .ni'ttov fi held at RaLegh, on the 20ili oay of December last, and thai \bty concur 10 the electoral ticket tht 't lorined. Resolved, That this meeting ap. prove ? I the administration ol i< h;i Q. Adan?; .hat they believe he is honestly endt evoii: to p:omrte the prosperity ol l>is country, ?nd is pursuing .hat ob ject with a ?t??r.y vim. 3. RF.soLVKD.Thdt Mr. Adami pos scaaea. m an eminent d'^rec, oil tbe qu<t'.ifica'ioiifc necessary to the ?ble dis thaigeol the important du?ie* ot his office; that we feel the mos unwavtr< ing confidence in his wisdom* political experience and iotrgritt; th t ?t re pose, without fear, our country's inter, cat* to his keepirg; and that we will use all fair and honorable means to pre mote his rc-eierlion. 4 Resolved, Tl at this meeting view with oeep e m- ;iot? the - fTor s ol the en emies ol the aom t stra.ion, to raise gc* ncal Jackson to '.he presidency of the United States; that they conceive him tu be utterly unqualified lor so impor. tar.t a civil station; and that his eleva. vation thereto, would he hazardous, it not ruinous, to the peace and liberty of the countrj . 5. He olved, That the charge of cor up:i 11 urged a^amsi the adminis. t r ?i ion, t>y nenr ral Jackson and his iieudt, is a most pitiful effort of del* ai. ?d dema^o^ues. to injure the character f hit?h mm J?.d and honourable m< n 6- Hesolved Tnat it in the mlrmn opinion nt 1 ib mettiug, that genl. J..ck* ??on ts tumsc I he author of thjt lout a--, pers'on agsinst the two first officers of iht ?;ovcinmeni. 7. Th3t a comm:ttce of < Ot respond, tru e and rigilance, consisting ol twelve pe'sonv, be appointed, ?h sr duty it shall be to promote the object o< tht* meeting by h<ildmg corre> potidi nee with e ther ? nmmittees throughout toe ?ta;r; and that Said Committee hold its fir?t meeting at this place un the first ' Sdt.iid.iy ot August next. 8- Hesoi.vfd, That the proceedings ol th'S meeting be signed by (he chair nun end secretary, and published in ihe (ireenV?orough Patriot and llillsbo >oi gh Hi ? order, and all others lavoura bie 10 the cau^e. After reading the above resolution*, Mi.j >r Prathe.r observed, that th^ posi tions therein assumed, w<re ?i bin the -iippor: of tubs n>ial proof; yet the tommtee, he *aid, *oul<l not consume ? roe ?>y entering uii the e fence of thr i< solution*, unless they bb-juld encoun ter opposition. The chairman remarked thai a de bate would probably ensue; and advert* mg to the high exc?:em ni wNich wan but too common on such occasions, he in a tesling and percocnt n ai ner, ex horted the meeting o a sober and mod > trn'? exercise of the privilege of dis cussing this great naional subject. Mr, Tate, appeared in suppo*. *J gencialJ* kst-r.'s '-aims, hut did <ot e!|tcC'ly j'osr the rciolu'ior* H?> went a> eiifcth 11 ihe <* ( ei Jicksnr. '? ? nded u- on his ^ j ua ry M.rviiti'i iv h?o cn('i**'ct <? <? uguts, privations anu dangers lor his I country, and would bis country now refuse to reward bits foe ?is seal in ber cause. For hia ova part ho was ; friei riljr to the hero of New Orleans* | an-i would support his claim* tq the ! extent of his power. Mr. Tate then I adverted to the extravagant expendi ; turraof the administration; read a news* paper atateroent in proof of it; drew a glowing picture of the embarrassments and miseries of the people, and cooclu? ded by declaring bit> opinion, that should the present incumbent be continued in offict, inevitable ruin would speedily en?ue. Mr. Honri met the remarks of (he opposition on the score of expenditures, by showing, that those parts of ibe cor.* tingent fund which were within tr.e ex clusive control ol tne president, had been much more ret norn" aiiy used, than under any former admn ittrauon. With regard to those which hai beeu KU'hori*ed by act of congress, wat it generous in the opp? sition to harge M'. A'ams wi'.h them? T ne gentle* nian had complained of measures w liich han involved he country io some rx< pense, but he begged to be informed whether these had been executive, or legislative measures; acts of the presi dent* or acts of congress. The tariff too, said Mr. H. has been pressed into the service of the opposition, and me* tamotphosed into a mighty bugbrar to alarm the ignorant and unwary; bat who voted for the tariff in the senate when general Jackson was a member of that body, and who supporter i the s late "amendments and revisions.'* which have given it its most acceptionable shape? General Jackson had voted for it,%and his I riends had supported the late amendments; and yet su> prising tait, said Mr. H., we are now told that Mr. Adam*, being a friend to the anff, will rum the country, if longer continu ed :n office. B< t there were othtr con Bi''<-rat ens i t high importance which influenced hit opinion in the prrsidm* t bl rontest. Genetal Jackson, fr? m ev ry page of his history, impartially writ* t- n, aj pca'ed 10 be a muo of loose mo? talry, and of a vengeful and cruel ? is position. Hrre Mr. H?wer painted ia vivid culouts the history ot the six un fortunate militiamen, executed without the least cot sciousr.ess of i ff nee, by general Jac son, at a time when no pt?*iblc gooa could result from such an example. Majoi J. S. Prathcr said, it wna not without reluctance 'hat he would fee. ? ture o offer a remark 'o the meeting* It was very observable that the gentle man over the way, (Mr. Tate,) with all his devotion to the intcr>st cf general Jack ton, had teither proven nor at tempted to prove, his qualification* as a statesmen. A military genius be was known to posfte?s; but did that recom mend him as a profound politician, ca? pable ot presiding w >th dtgi ity over < he affairs of a g< ea' repullc? Was i< n? detd true, that because genera* J*i k eon was the hero of N< w Orlea s he muit thetelore be clothed with the first honours of the nation, and be raiseo to the first dignity within the gitt of mor tals, not only wuhout proof ?il the requi site acromplt?hmcnts, but absolutely against proof of his total want of them? B >t this did not constitute his unly ob jection to genefal Jackson. He here adverted to the evtn'.s of the Sen mole war, and observed, ihat general Jackson had there transctnticd his constitutions! powers in a multitude ->f instance, and umf rmly shown a disposition to place the military ab?vt -he civil power of the nation, lie ha.*, in the prosecution of that war, rep<atedly Violated the or* dsrs of the secretary of war, and in two instance*, at Ifasi, he had broken thro* the silotaiy rcst< aims of that constitu* 1 1 .i4 which ht had sworn to support and maintain. He had used haughtii^ Ian vua e to the riv.ld-tuthotitiea of his . uun iy, than JjIius C?ar ever em ploy, d toward the slaves of Rome. General Jjcksoo, aaid he, it a man whose i r ii is a> * purely m litary ?nd it is from this quartet that many Irare arise. l)evMi?>n to military .1 en s the rock oi) which all the r< pui>ii> *? ot the wr rid Dave split; and lei it once htu-me , the settled inclination o a?,y tteo peo ple to clothe their u nitary ca t?? with tur civil powers 01 th sta'.c* ?i<d iho political eath 0! the t n^k i? a< hand Here Major P. Lauo* closed his re marks, tl qjtv.onon the passe^c of the re-oju1 1 us was put, and tr.?v were pas*c<'. Tut committee 'f cotre p^ndcuce was then ovrnrrt ly it?c nomination o? the following pcr&oot
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