Mil. X.
W I'.! IKS DAY, NOWOJBEtt it, 1829.
rniCi^S CURRFOT.
w I
4U I *'? ' ?*
v -?i i,
11 ILLS I* O U O t; (. II. N. c.
I'DULMILII A tl.KL!
It\ ?? i:\ \ I ?* ll'ivitTT,
I A 1 T"h?' l"U I *!.?< \ I i. tk, ul. T ? ?) 1)1) LI. A I. ;
Mil* <1 \ T - ir !' A 1 II I ? t; V \ N K .
T i ? ? ?ihi I > ii ul _?iv- im!.< - (if t !? ? ? r wiaii
> in i n'ir ,?.!{>? r >lt ?*??*? I iii !? ! :i ! . \|>iru
?:i .>1 t li?- v ? r , i i !?? 4 ? r su u?- 1 ,!o-iin^
- r > it. m i i? -? a till r '? i iu-rm jimJ? ? Ami
i in ?? r -vill t? '? iIm o.ititiuol wiit.! .* I " artcar
;? . ir?- ji^i I, Ufll''P5 al lii'1 ojillou o I lilt: pii! -
* i ?' vt?r will pr ?turt' ei\ vi'i ?< riln rc , n ? <1
|{ i i- . it? ?? the j ? .i y .ii'Mt.i, shall rt tviVL- tii j-f
't .,in gratis.
\ !*? ,thn irnl< not < \c< ^ilin'j siitt ? :t li.M
? ? i netted three tiiin * fur nn?* d liar, ami
|1 * ?> j: \ *i v r>Mi t ?. i i?r ? ir ? i < > i . irnvn ? .
S'i'i > ri 'lio i" rccrivi'il liv liie ;n intc r, and
-t ?' t p >-? i i'ie "titi-.
\V ".-r? ij-o | tin mi; ? rciativi to die |i.i|>? r
3i i.". he ? paid.
JIISKI'll M \liSlt \ I.I..
C 1BI N GT-M K ca,
If I ; SS his thanks ? i i! it
II ,?jtrii'i i^'1 tic lid" :nl r t ? r ? ? > i i I
"i 1 lufiirni t 1 it: i ii ('lit li>: 'i.t* it i ii.i i-l i
< J'l .*n ilv of W <tl ii til .iu?l StaiM.'-l t'ur
riilurf, ami r\ < i el unit n?orlniriil ut
UttOS I'K \!)S.
I k lt| 1 J III N| l | I l I .1.1 I 0'. '|er 1 I' lilt I'. ,
r tic *U4 in to >ir U : r, in thf ir ?i:-l t-iain ? i j
? I ii t'i liegt in i i ut, at ?''rirt iml't All |
? ii ii w.M he ili?|ii>4ei| ul at |ui< ? t low< r than
.1,1,. t '?f. q J) ".,ll e i| ?* t ill i iliry I I I.IM Ji'.lt <? j
''??m, iieal, Flt?iir, <?r Pork. will ?? i ?
' iviii at ut t lie maiket pre it .i|?;?" 1 1 J
III It I ? ? MMIll.
"*?' J?l ? mher |;?. I!*?. - |
WOOL t* AKDKI).
'IV IK W ???I f!ar lin<? Marhine ni Kmn , at !
I'ie til. | |'ilt II, mi net, hiivilll* I lilteK '
fJ'Ur. I, an*l h t ryini'lrri uewlvt I ?t Ii I witli I
f ''N it t ie li"4l ii.ialtt v, iJ now re. nly Inr 'mi- j
' i' m, (><t i | work will Ii * u irr.t it e?l l<?r ci|?lil '
????'lit a p inn l, or tile nHli p.irl .il t i w ??,?!, |o
' ' " who will I?ri u j? llieir wool hi h u ii we tth
*?'. W || picked ill I w l-t)|i'il, Wit I i"*'' JMill'nl |
" ? in lanl or ml, to every t< n poiin I ol winl. |
S.iiiil. S. i)Livt'ir. j
Jnn? 0. Jin ? rtC
,vo cHRurr.
8CAHLKTT \ Ii \( ON
WOri.D inform tlio public, thai Ihry ft ill
p intiiint: their B(M>T oiitl SIIOF. Ma
* "l-t'tre m their old ntntid, thrfi doors went
it I i ".lorn of N|et?rit. Kirkland i* Son, where
?i)?y W1;j knfip con.-ita.itly on hand, a general
?M'irttncnt of
Hoots ami ;!k?cs,
?i t if ti ?. i matrrialn ami workmanship, which
Will hn . .Id low lor ca*h. Thorn' wishing lo
^?r< It He will do well to call and examine
'f thcmanlrcs
J .i n. r,. f.i ?
'^TtVNKb fmr at tlii# OUiuq#
1 > .HU UMA MKN TAM.OKS. '
' | ""HI m.'iv - r v. s ? ?ti. *>!???. inure ? Ji?
1 ?l. .1 . : I J ? j?. \ lu>.i<r?'0
v.l. m j_.> ?' \ *??? >tl con. 'ai.t t ii.'' 'ynnj'U ^
J o i 1 1 1 C oulcv. J
O.i (>J? I
JKW KLU-.liY. \c.
rMll' r v...'! hi tin,-, way inform !
M It. ~ :.i *i ' .ii '? i ':?? J .*?!:? , II. at lie lius '
,i I In- shoj?, ui ins own home in
t . i - i . ? , v i < li< : . w ? I pr>-yareii to ?v
i ?.U w i i It.- '.I'm-, ,r.?i mi!1 t iitiif illy mii>!
|iii,u i m!iy lio a:! -mil w?rk as may Iik Ctiin
i. . i . ? in- rare.
1 1? mi" on it.: :?! a zo.vl ?- ? >rtinoTit of JCU
) 1 .1. t 1. 1 . V1 1 ^ ! I ? > ? < 1 IJ K, '?*? i> M i
I iv - ...I ii n - .i : t _v low ? ;n<li. (
? \!! r !<.-<?? ifvl.-l.t.il to tin? snl?-eril?er .
ur<- i . :? : v, am! I >t t'n ! i-l time r?*?j?ii #le?l (
I . iv;. ; i. in :il lorlitM >lii. I.u.ijtr iinlitl- j
U- . ? ? * . it.. ; !. i.m !.. ^ .
\? in. I ' mitiiigtnn.
\ ii 1 1-. y j? ; !
W VJVIIKS MA\ KI.LKUY. j
? rill >'i'- . r r 'urns In-, tliftnk* to liis ?
In. ?>.!? nri.l ( ,i..|n:tn i ? I .r tin- iiherul . ? j p- '
fort w!:-'i h" Ma - !o-rtloi<>i t . .-i\ <!, ami i
In || 1,1 i r.,1 l.t I, III .1 ill -:i|i I mitill- J
ii it lii -4 - 1 ? i ? | ? at In.- ??ill - 1 hi I i . i ii ?.!(!? |iio
< ?.? irl li'ii'- . \? I -'!.: ki-rj s a Ikaiiitpunir ?
?ortnn-.ll ? >l" \\..'?lii's .?nl lu.litrv, win!i
w il l ! i r f * : n ri ? hi !??.? |>'ir< .i ???! el-i>
*'? -i? r . IF- i ... a' ?<? ii it-iki'il a n?'.it a-- >rl
tin -it ? >! net. i ;?!>?, aii<l ih |i.-i-j?.tri tl t ? ifjitir i
w tti in ^ in.! < .in Us ai tiii- s :.i?t- -I notice, anil }
w *> ' i 1 1 I' ? |?- ? 1 1* inn w I!. \ '! w .?rl\ iroin i it. ?? I
t 'iii i will In' w - i| i ?. i i ut -<| a ui |iri<in;-tly il- i
l ui' 1 1<>. \!l kiiuih - l\ i r w ork at I ii ? ?
i rW ?t nntir . . .
Lemuel I .> urn*
A'l^'n-I I !?. :?| I r I
J'l iiilit)^ I'vpes, Presses, iSjr.
W II. LI AM I I A < i A f { \ C o.
OH' Kit l'i>J( S\f,K, ut tiirir I* vi??- ami
Strreot yjM* 1'oiihiIi v, No. W. lioM-nlri fi,
Ni'?-Vnrl|, a rotii|i|< l?- n- 'irl'iii-iil ol' I'HI.S ?
I'l.Vii l'\ I'll n', Iron I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? "4 I'ii itu l>iAiniiml,
ut t'n* lollowiiiir |>rn si* in mills rrt'ilil, or
|?--i ?-.? it. i|im?vii(,i| |t ir ensh. Tlioy rust
tl?? i r II I ?'--?( -j , t r? ? ? ii Kn-rlisl, to Diiiinunil,
oil a nn'til ? in Ii tli -v w ill arrant siijii'rior lo
any oilier n.?r>l mi tins roimtry.
S?\ lines I'li a, ail. I ail lar"er, tier lb. .10 itnln.
|)ni|li!e I'i. a. to KlVC l.liifH,
<-ii' it I'mntT, II I
r.ng!i?ii, 3l>
I'll u, 1-i
Small Pica,
I.mifi Primer, 40
Hnr'jeiiis, 4<?
lire* i?T,
Mnimn, 70
Mnn|inroilf !'?'
Ami all oilier in ^r'iiiri. <H?I mrtal ro.
reiveil lit e<e'ianl??'. at * i imi?? |? r ll? U . II.
mill C!o. nre iil" nn loi i '??? .? ! < "I tne Wasli
iugtnfi I'rmtmc I'" ??, invnieil hy Samuel
Knsl. w lieli tli" v oir-i I"' Jr'e on n< ? oiiimoea
tnnf lefnH. Pr i|irielo?H ol* pn |??jrx, who will
niiliti?li I'ii" a'U'i'rtini'iiient iliree Ii lies, wi'l l?r
allow i il ^'2 in t'ie tlt*in? nt ol' their account?,
in in lrtieleM from tin Ki.u.uln.
N'cw-Vuikj Au^.
? The Synotl uf Notilt-i'aroliiia Mill
IioM ili? ir next antui il sr.^n .1 m FayHltvillc,
UU ill'' I "Til ot Nov. Illln'f.
S'-pti-in'x r ?
l'OH SALK Oil UKXT,
.1 lie I,nf 55 in the <
I t^n 'it Mills iomiivI', Comer of
, I nan a:?tl ?.!?? ri>>r. streets, tlic |
? proper v i i Sa ?. ,<-j Nin>t>?m,
j. !' has (ill it i.i'W IM'o s''T*
i I. <?..?(., c-n'H.niri; k r r?t w, h'hIi j
i!?o v liule Icnptli >>i thr ?:? r.'i t ??? ; ? va?>!?. '
I; Iclit'ii, noil oil-v.Tt.it hot *?:?. I" >t krinitfill
be iiccoiiin>o?lat> ?;r. \;:>'> tn
.1 oliii L . Ki:*!vlumh
Scpipnihfr '."J. 9(J ?
TliLST SALE.
li\ \ i it tie ')i u in
k 'nisi eXiT'tleil ! ?, * a- l.jr lliilcc !o
tin* siiS- ?rilit." lor c? r:tm ;>m;>
k " ? i ? * "i t !. I i lill nr ii- e?l
' - - - -- I
lo sell I -I' Ci !', i< 1 .?? M -I M l*\ ?if \ >?
*v*iil??*rt .1 io;x ')i c i'v O'Uii, the |
trjet nl l.*ml wltrr.: 1 ?? ' >r I) :\.c row livrs, |
tin- \\utertti>f i l i> r i * ? ?i. I r v>!ot in 'lie ]
V. >< ri wl liillkOITO'l^l., IM'*r ? ll? UVC. j
Is. Suceil. Trv*t+e. I
()cti?'?CT 1J. u~ ? fur I
N o t i i
On the fun tli Moml.ty of
* N ?vt?ii.Scr ?.?_ \ ? ?>'?.. I r i'<r
hj'r, oil <t i. U I.nc U!>ti two
? < 'lit I. ..in. on CJa ? citfi",
ww* r t" t ,1:11 I, j\ii*K lltiW i>- ,kiu?|l
is Kiri's -.lil ( lar- t herj are atmu' C s o ac- < s
in <ln> tract, a ^ "'J ?pp'?? ntltAr*-, and
will i?f w? ?nh tlic .if. '.ti ..?? i>| c?y man
!ariri? r w..o w ibiies .? y cl I. a. *>411.
J. \Vol?!?.
Oct .brp 13 l'- ? C.v
LIST Ol? LI TTI- US,
li: llU'.il.i 4,1 t I1 r I
the l?t
A
Jain- \v!;r ?y?l 'J
('apt. Jos. , i, \ r "ist^ri
W illiai.i I . A 'i?l< >i>!i
Juiuc.< Alii ion
,V.mr- Brnv iinrj
II- irv If
?iat:i<*> B?nre
Jam- Uor'.iiL-'S
Siiiunt ! 11. -upa?* 2
W mi. i? vii !u in
I5.i!>prt linrti.-id :
.'.iiili Ilovlt*
1 . \\. 2
JJ.rs I.. I>n I
i j ???. 4i. II. Itryant
lliomas Marlon
\r- Inhald lln'mg
Mu< "ii MI'visi ??
John V. Denton J
? 'j/i, c.?
tirer^c Copley
J ?m? * II. Car i injton
V. illiam Campbell
Nathan^;! Carrui jtou
1(11^11 i'ar<k*:i
Samuel Chilil*
Wil'iain Chambers
W illiam Cumminy
J.lhlC.s IJ. Cole
John C.irr
James Child
>usan>iah Crabtrce
lolii) i t wtrlitield *2
Jrnif o < lintoii
John .1. Cam .igton
I)
\Vil?'v Dilaid
\n^U9t'iir D's-hontdi
Nancy HiinniiMii
J Jin Dish? n
Taomas Durham
L
lr i I'.lli-* 2
li ? ? I ? ? ? ? i r.itnn
Will lam Kllisa
K
\- ' tl'l Kimlloy
Wi-iiiMM- Ale;
MusCharloti
l tit!' r in '' s!?or
October, 1>2).
S ?J. ki.'u
W m. kiirJand l
I.
I! -!mt' G. l.imlsey
J ?ttll"a I.I .i'Sjy
?? 111 ll'WH
Barni ?!. udev .t Jam. s
or \ aluiti >u .viocie
? i
Duncan Mi llie
I'attor.-'j'i M'Dailn
Mr-. N :?(;<? v Moore
Saiiinc! M"? lack mi
\ \|-j^ey
W il-n VrKiirnil
.Mo- -i M'i'hw ii
W il l- P. ?? attain
l.has M iy<;r
Janice Moore
N
Win. Ne, I
l?'"h' ri Nntt
? >
M isp S?ra!i O'Dauii 1
I'
Wiley <? Parks
K
Mi"* Virginia Ua?9dale
Jacob liil-.y 'J
Sa-um i H ?
Jatiic> Kntliii
Mis> C. I*. Kl< ining
Th<?n?:is Forrc.*t
A 1 i'ii I'. 1 < rrsli
(i
William (tat lis
W III I., (iu VII
II
Miss Martha Strudw n.k
Mrs Mary n.md
Jonn S'i.iitrrly,
Mi-- A -mi lain Stallintjs
\ r simtii
Ahaalo'ii I'.Soarbrough
in. >?'arlct
1>iivi<1 > until
.lam'-? ^ . Smith
Jo .. pit StnMnns
rr? ?lrrirk r.Sninerville
Ji.lni*- ykn, urn. or I'ho?.
Uri'H rr
rranklm I.ihrary Sor.
Mis< I'aotilriia J. Shaw
Nl'isrs Srarh'tt
Kiotham Misa Sarah .1 Smith
I lennny Col. .loli'i Stockard
Kdwani Stanly
I"
Tiior.ms Thoinpran
C. Tiiomjisoii
J. TuriH'r
Sarah Thompson
\\
Miss Mary K. I!a:niltuu j\|r?. \tlilia Wlnttcd
l?iihar.l I |o?* aid
Win. Iltitclicnf
Nailiiuiicl llick.s, acn.
Moisjan Mart
W in. I lorlon
?lolin \ Mali '2
in. 1 1 ii n 1 1 ii o ton
U mnilord Harden
R-'iiainiu Hurdle
Thomas Hallnwriy^cti.
Win. I lays
P.dnuiiid llorndon
l(cv. Win. Iloopcr
.1
Col. Cud. .Icip.pi
I I llrs s. 1 1 \ in 2
I ,'ihu Wood
C. Walkrr
llcndc^on Wood-i
Hamurl M ilaon
Joseph H urd, .?? n.
I.i'vi Wlnt tod '2
Mrs. Marv Wayne or
I I#*n ry Klaud
Mary W oods or Henry
\\ oihIm
.Sampson Woods
.! iseph imds
John H nlkrr
il'm. N. iriiiited
David irdih
Hur on If'liitikrr
Miss kiitli. M. Jackson Carlton Walker
John T. Jones .lain-s H'rhh *2
K Y
Joseph Kirkpalritk '2 David Yaibmuch
It. li. C?ok. M.
(>? tolier 1 . 01 ? 3w
i uAc r DKi'osrniviY.
7 J^l! \CTS t'rnm die Anierimn Tract Society?
I also t'riiin the Union J'ract Society, may
In- ? ad in any quantity, at the Society'* price*,
lij totwardinj> ortler.s, with ca-h to
I*. \V. lto>?(l, or
T. V. Hunt.
Raleigh, Aug 9
RLU VL KCONOMY.
W\ . v x
?' And >our ri?li soil,
r. \ti!icrnnt, n.i'jirt 's bri it r bit swings |>our
? ? ?.r every Iain!-*'
Frcm '?'u? Sju'bern \grlcullurist.
SF.CKKTS IS (JOT I ON HF/V E\I.El>.
I I, IS ct'liitrM ?'?? the ii.anner of cui
t'?re, him ?h rcvealnl in 1 1) single
\\ (>i*?| i:\rly. Noihwg m more pre
p isioious, than t '??? pre tensions or
i xjn,cl.itior.s ?>f the IMar.ier, w ho pays
iki ivgaril t ? this. Though u cuin
t>:nn(i?iu "1 n?t\ii?ar circuit).* tances
in k > remler him pticcejisful. nt ill he
doe* nut deserve, and inay not claim,
tl;:? rr*-ilit <?f heme; a good Planter.
This rests entirely oil the skzllul
tnann^'aieiit <?! a crop, am] not un
| l he so ain- d > flf<?r a of nature to pro
I dure it. Hut 1 have nothing to do
with the merits el' I'ianU-rs ? ihero
| lorr. to my object.
! Listing shonM be done early. This]
) in no more imr Us* th<tn manuring; I
| ami ihe s-n^ier I lie surface uf the
' e;>.! 1 1; ant I (he vt'cKai)!* substance I
I ?
? u | i?ii* \f arc ttirowu togc bei # ilic
i nearer ft will apjjmnrh the (juality ??f
1 o her manures, ami ttic greater will
1 In; i's Uii1. 1' wouM be. better if
I i! ire in the tail, wtiile vegetation is
j ll'V**.
jtrHimng snoum do done early. A
j :?r:-a ;?'? o?eiioit of lends, unless
drai?!o.t, 4;.e. roosf of t!ie. >e?r, c?.in
p'efdy satur.i ? ?!. an. I ufien fl.wid
Willi uMvi ? than which nothing is
more injurious lei the growth of Cot
ton. bu'*h lauds should be well
ursined Ircng b.*l'?re the Cot'on is
planted, that t!te ?*ar'li mav bee. .mo
warm;? iu a' b<-mg abaoluiirly neces
sary ?r. ^urrf-s.
Manuring ? This is all in p rtunt;
liiiM-i.t s an an pie Mihj.-c' fi?r a dis
tinct paper. litre. I will only ob
serve, ;ha< if m taken tor granted,
'hate%ery 1'lnnter utakea use. of some
kt'ni of manure. And, as n general
rule, whatever it may be, it ought to
h?- placed fi ti the listing, or in the
h'lls. according to the quantity. If
.1 ?<nat quantif) be ihtd, ?t is belter
;m, ..1 on tlie listing; hut, if small,
piaccd o;? lli.* h:?ls, that the Cotton
may ? i !y vei ik inllnei't e. When
place J und?r tnu Siting, r.,.s i#i not j
t: It i. til 1 1 irt'e in the so.?soii; and. it 1
\\ h.ij p?*ns to be wet, it generally
gives ? I . , Cotton a second growth.
litnliin^ should be d -ne just be
? ore <?.'? I'oltm is planted, that it
f,!--.; < ??)?- u|i eari>. The beds should
\)f ra'lnr t-m.iP, that the seed may
immediately rome in contract with
the manure, that tht're may be an op
p(?r c ii i: i y to enlarge them by hoeing,
and that the principal root of the
Cotton inny reach i|)3 soiled earth
below > he hating.
l'lantinz should b<? early. This
might lobe enforced with an etupha
si". Cotton should be planted from
.he tenth to tho fifteenth, or, per
haps, the twentieth of March. And,
though ii sh.xjM he injured. or par
?inllv destroyed by Ainds or frosts;
still, what remains, will be worth
enough moie, to pay for planting
over. Should the scarcity of seed
be an objection, it may bs removed,
by planting less. Indeed tliTe is
generally iv*i?'e as uiim.1i seed used
in planting as is necessary, or ? veil
desirable. Six or eiglj' seeds an? as
many as aver ought to be put in a
hill; and tVse should Ik1 s < placed,
that the plants "!,ay n-jt touch each ?
Iher. Where they 4\ e a't throw n ? ;? to
gether, the Cotton ;s much injured r?
thinning ? the roots of the plants pol
led up, loosen the roots ol too oili
er*. and barken their grot. th.
I facing should bo commenced ear
ly ? soon as the grass appears. And
it sh ?uW he stopped curly ? snon as I
the CoIIju is so tar adraniedj that it |
will sustain itu Injury from gruss,
which olttu docs Irss hurt than bot
itig. liesiden, lb? bods should never
be hoed down, (if ai all.) more thau
once. This mode of hoeing is very
injurious; ? it desirous many of the
luter.il ro its (if I he Cotton. The
grata nhnuld be picked From around
the Cotton, and the earth hauled op
to th:* bed. In thi? waj, it bccumes
larger, an required.
Thinning cannot be too early , pro
vided two nlutks to a hill can be se
cured. Ai d generally it is better
lo ribk looking one of these, than to
omit thinning until too late? which
is almost certain ruin to. the crop.
If a number of plants are left in the
hill, until they grow to any consider
able sire, they injure each other by
their constant motion; and, when
part are taken away, the rest are
nearly destroyed by the injury which
their roots bustain.
ricking, if the quality of the Cot
tou >s any object, must be early. It
should be dono as soon as the pod is
sufficiently opened. The colour and
quality of Cotton is seriously injured
by the dew, rain, frost, and bud; ? it
should feel ihcir influence as little aa
possible. Nothing is more absurd
man the opinion, that it must re
main in the field until a hand is able
to pick a certain quantity a-day; ?
bi tter if 'he whole field were picked
every lew days, though but a ?tnall
quantity he obtained by each baud.
Perhaps tue appearance of Cotton
depends 33 much, or more on this
than anv thing else.
Drying should be as early as possi
ble after picking. Cotton is not to
be put. up without being dried ? il
beats, aud sometimes is nearly spoi
led. Neither is it to be dried in tho
sun ? '.bin change* ru colour and in
jures its staple. iiu< it shouid be
dried in the shade; ? a convenient
house perhaps, with open doors aud
windows. ? Cotton thus dried, is pre
pared for cleaning, respecting which,
t bee is another seem.
I have here designedly omitted
the subject of Plough in?, which
Planters generally ti .nu preju
dice , ?'?proscribed; prejudice, I say?
because reason, coir - nor
facts, have ever enl
tesi against it. This n?.
made i<> appear. ? and ra.?_
with y??ur indulgence, in some
ture number of the ?? Agriculturist.'4
The paper, Mr. Editor, is submit
ted to j our better judgement. Sh tulil
it meet your approbation, and obtain
a place in your J urnai, you will
confer a ucw favour on every Flau
trr, whom it may induce to do, what
he d ies, f.akly. ? Your friend,
an Enemy of Seckets.
Cotton. ? The uses of cotton are
multiplying astonishingly. Cotton
sails are getting into common use;
several Georgetown coasters usq
them. At the Union Factory, Soci
ety II ill, the enterprise of Gen. Wil
liams has ilready supplied In* neigh
hours with cotton Osnaburgs a ?d a
planter on Pee Dee, wh<? h*?* clothed
his negroes w i ? b it this season, is
quite satisfied never to buv any oth
er. Hale rope. Cotton tiagg'ng, and
winter clothing for negroes, are daily
manufactured and distributed, and
application has been made to the se
sreiary of the navy, accompanied by
a sample of co'ton rope for rigging,
manufactured at the Union Factory,
Society Hi!!-? to which the secretary
will give a fair trial; and a few short
in? nuts muy bring an orihr for ' cot
ton ropo for tli o United States navy/
to be supplied fn in Carolina cotton*
ruanul.ictiired at home; so that tho
raw material, interest of capital anil
labor, will all be retained.
Charlfttot i Couritr.
F acting a day or so instead of swat*
lowing physic at five dollars a bottle,
is Coming into fashion, to core all
disorders Great nanties are give n in
favor of ibe practice, such as liow
urd, Frankliu, and Napoleon,
\ moderate dram drinker in youtb
is apt to be a Jrunknrd in old age.