(CMtic4 from rst rUt Jvt
ia draft ea the rteeirer jeeswere J to
York. The Secretary it as specJily
coct retfulatieas requinie da not, the
ta preseat them, aa&ta to bo psii at
Secretary oar or York, they rosy b
St. Loots. AVW five per cent; oa St.
worth a preny bo liablo to a discoual
Loots, threat. Now, in a frr gorera
of fire jo would crer think of oubject-
. . t . ,
i-exercisi of audi a power by toy So-1
.reury of h. Treasory! What oPPor. I
tunity does it eot aBord to reward a par-1
liiaa or Danish aa opponent!
Will V ,
impossible to tnainuio auch aa odious
and useless rettrirtioa (or any lengih of
time. Why should the debtor ( tho
Soremment would be ia the rait of auch
rafu aa I bave toppoced) require bis
creditor (aa the bolder of the draft would
be) to apply wiihia a prescribed time for
liii payment! No, sir, the system would
control you; you could not io control the
system. Bot if such a ridiculous reatrio
tioo would be so continued, the drafts
would, neterthelets, whilst they were
out, be tho time loo j or short, perioral
the office of circulation and money.
Let as trace a little further the opera
tion of this government bank, and fol
low it out to its final siplosion. I have
opposed the appropriation of some thir
ty millions of dollars annually by the go
vernment, to be dibured in the form of
drifts, issued at Washington by the Trea
sury Department, upon the depositaries.
Of that amount, some ten or fifteen mil
lions would remain, the first year, in cir
culation at the end of another year, a
similar amount would continue in cir
culation; and so on, from year to year,
until at the end of a series of some fire or
six years there would be in circulation to
supply the indispensable wants of com
merce and of a general median of uniform
value, not less than aome sixty or eighty
millions of drifts issued by the govern
ment. These drifts would be generally
upon the Receiver Generals at New York,
because, on that point, they would be pre
ferre I over all others, as they would com
DinJ a premium, or be at par, through
out the w hole extent of the United Slates;
and we have seen that the Secretary of
the Treasury is invested with ample au
thority to concentrate at that point the
whole revenue of the United States. .
All experience bis demonstrated that
in banking operations a much larger
amount of piper can be kept ont in cir
culation than the specie which it is ne
cessary to retain in the vaults to meet it
when presented for payment. The pro
portions which the same exerience has
ascertained to be entirely safe are one of
specie to three of paper. If, therefore,
the executive government had sixty in it
lions of dollars accumulated at the port of
New lork, in the hands of the receiver
general, reprtsi uted by sixty millions of
government oralis in circulation, u wouia
be known that twenty ol that sixty mil
lions would bo sufficient to retain to meet
. j i i i i
any amount oi oralis which, in oruwary
times, would be presented for payment
There would then remain forty millions
in the aults, idle and unproductive, and
of which no practical use could be made.
Well: a great election is at hand in the
state of New York, the result of which
will seal the fate of an existing adminis
tration. If the application of ten millions
of that dormant capital could save, at
some future day, a corrupt executive from
overthrow, can it be doubted that the ten
millions would be applied to preserve it
in power? Again: let us suppose some
great exigency to arise, a season of war,
creating severe financial pressure and em
barrassment. Would not an issue of pa
per. founded upon and exceeding the spe
cie in the vaults, in some such proportions
sa ovncrienri. had i!imnnatral(t miohl ho
eafelv emitted, be authorized? Finallr.
the whole amount of specie might be ex-
thn. aa it i. na.inr in
erave and issue bank notes than to per-
form the onpopular ofEce of imposing S
. .- i..,.,iL. a:
Ultra iuu uuiucus, itic muvvicij ihuiu
be made that the credit ol the government
was a sufficient basis whereupon to make
emissions of paper money, to be redeem
ed when peace and prosperity returned.
Then we should have the days of conti
nental money, and of assignats, restored!
Then we should have that government
paper medium which the Senator from
' South Carolina (Mr. Calhoun) consider-
ed the most perfect of all currency!
Meantime, and during the progress of
this vast government machine, the state
banks would be all prostrated. Working
well, as it may, if honestly administered,
in the first period of its existence, it will
be utterly impossible for them to main
tain the unequal competition. They
could not maintain it, even if the govern
ment were actuated by no unfriendly feel
ings toward them. But when we know
the spirit which animates tho present ex
ecutive towards them, who ran doubt thai
they must fall in the unequal contest?
Their issues will be discredited and dis
countenanced, and thst system of bank
, ruptcy which the President would even
Dow put into operation against them, will,
in the aeqoel. be passed and enforced
without difficulty.
Assuming the downfall of the local
banks, the inevitable consequence of the
operations of this great government bauk;
assuming, as I have shown would be the
case, that the government would mono
polize the paper issues of the country,
and obtain the potsession of a great por
tion f the specie of the country, we j
Louli ifcew UlolJ a combiaei and coo
ceatrated money power, equal to in it el
all the existing banks of tho United Stater,
with that of tho lata Bank of tboUaited
power would bo wielded by tho beema j
nftV Tmiim. rlina under the iffl- I
...l; ....J. .tl IW1nt nf ilia
meuiaic commmiii vi uMimuKuiM
U.States. Hero would bo a perfect tmtoa
of the a word and the pone:
arte; here wroaH I
bo bo ioisiaary, bot aa actual, wiaible.
tinvih!. rnniahJiUon of the moneyed
-r. U bo or what eoold .
Tta .tat" J?
uri.u-o . : 1
iuI wl VI - -
the nower to issue which tbey bad oeea
stripped, and which he now exclusively
possessed.
Mr. President, my observation and ex
perience bave satisfied me that the safety
of liberty and prosperity consists in the
tliviiioa of power, whether political or
pecuniary, la our federative syetrm. our
security is to be found ia thit happy dis
tribution of power which exists between
the federal goternment and the state go
vernments. In our monetary sys'em, s
it lately existed, its excellence resulted
from that beautiful arrangement by which
the states bad their institutions for local
purposes, and the general government its
institution lor the more general purposes
of the whole Union. There existed the
greatest congeniality between all the parts
of this admirable system. All was homo
geneous. There was no separation of
the federal government from the states or
from the people. There was no attempt
to execute practically that absurdity of
(CuntioueJ 00 set-bad pag )
Voliee to Contrarton.
''WILL, be lit to the it-t bidder -a Thr
41 dav ! lilh thv of tpril aes. Uie bi d-
1 i of a Preabvtefian ' hurch ia U.a town f
Yney vrtllw. The bunding to be forty tc 1 1 if,
aJ thirty feet wide, lateen ftet puii, im
tfilicrii-a, and to be a framed bouM. fpN-i?ka'
tioni uf !ie plan will he exhibited e-n l.-t day.
Contrartors desirous of undertaking rjcb work
would do well to aitenrf.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.! s.n
THOMAS 1). JOHNSTON, f 5 I
PAUL A. HARALSON. J ?'
Much 15. 1-
To Bridge Builder.
THE um?erigutxl coramitMoncrs U let to
tLa lowest bidder, at tt.s Store House of
Bracken & Co in ttii county, oa Saturday the
3tt inatanf, the buiidinot New Bridge over
Haw River, at Ruffi' Mills
A plan and eperifi:aiion will be liwn by
the Conm Siioncr on the day of letting nut
the Bridgr
CADWALLADEU JONES,"
?
3
JOHN TKOLINGER,
MICHAEL HOLT,
JOHN BOON,
MICHAEL SHOFFNER.
March 15.
s
a
Bridge Notice.
AT the last te.m of .iiKe t uuuty Court
John Trolinifr. Charles W Ji.hnstnn,
John foster, U'ttiUm lurnj, in I rhma Bil
bo wre appointed ComiuUaionrr to eaaiiiioe
the 0'i lpo b'lilt by Mirnae- Hu t aciota Slink
injj Q iarter. and report to nest term whi ttier
iai'1 bruise is necesary to t!.e public cme
niencr, the materials uf whirti it is built, and
th cost of building. No'ire is therefore gicn,
mti ine eaia iumniiiion:r
.ii ....
Bridge on Monday ti.e 16m of p'il nei, f .r
the purp.iae ol miking the examination and
preptiing their report.
March 15.
Eartheinvare, China
and Glass.
TIIOJIAS J, BARROW,
IMPORTER,
Va. 35 .VaMa-ii Street, .Vrte IVrfr,
iFFERS for sale a t'omplete Assort-
raenl in.th.e above line comprising
myjery choice patterns-repacked to
ordcf country trade, or in the original
PackaSe- Odera by letter will receive
evi a"cnt,on'
New rtk Jam
luary 9, 1833
06
Pocket Book Found.
. 4 POi Kl.i B'HK containing Xintiy Fin
i DoUtrt, was found by Jamce R. Montgo
mery, near Providence Meeting IIou-e m this
county, and lodged in the Pool Office at At
blights.. The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges, and receive
the earae.
D: ALBRIGHT, p. sr.
0n2 ennnlT, March 19 3,a
Stop the Runaway!
UN away trom the aubenber, ki r r lj
te 16tH inslant, a negro boy by the name
f GRIFFIN. He was about 81 year of are,
fire fret nine or ten inrhee high, aod of a ifark
complexion; has a full face and projecting lis,
and speaks very quick. No prominent maik
recollected except a soar on one of bis legs.
He was raised in Virginia, and purcheted of
Godwin k Templeman. A liberal compensa
tion will be given to any one who will appre
hend said boy and de'ivr him to me, or con
fine him in any jail so thit I ran get him.
JOHN A. FAUCJETT.
Ilillfborough, March 83. , 13 3 w
Notice.
f HAVE thought proper to decline the
Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will please close their
accounts by bond or other ise, as no dis
cretion with me can be exercised after a
few days.
W.T. SHIELDS, jjjrvif
fur M. Modtrtrtll.
January 25. OS -
Blanks for tale at this Office.
To Fartnlt and Guardian
,mr. iMiWc beving lately t
that s fe4 sg take ti liuwhaceaxa
r."i;W
U9rmt,,t3 iemauo4 to "
II.ILtwiMaefcLMui thai kit tMMliM Wtlh tkst
laattilotioa ml IK
itrawt
- -- - ; .- r k. i
"'.7. LT-ib.
. c,fv. u u left ar. U.f t..ed e.J
approved lastrwtireaaet. Thetr peat dd'g
sad arret afl-fd tho beet '.eJe lor im ctw
cirwtiowa dcbarc at tUr fxtwro kboMrs.
k kitM enJraco meti be eivea ei the cor
rect aad errtiral aatareof ibeeaodee iatre-
l.a pareoed ia I hi arbool, thaa we
m.i'm ,nll, Buyahl oiler, aod bieh-
y r,e lretreeeeo ia4hef achoula,
The M'.emins; uairarnt vi . w
aeated for the iaforoiaion f the pb!e.
.,.. -
TEXSS Or lTmost, poj'OWC l wacanrr.
Literary branches, li tVi (per sea) ftT 00 t
laad 54 do. M
lostrartioa aa Puooaad Coitar (eatk) S 00 i
. x m .... in ml
Drawing and Paintiaf 1 wu
Ornamental Needlework (Utrs!ia) S
(Crewel) $00
Frearh Language IS 00
Leseoas ia Miuic and Paintinf are givea by
a eomi-eient an J approved Inetrattnsa.
Tie frencb Imjtuage ie taf t by a aat.ve of
Fr.are a geatemao every way q- atfie4..
Board caT be nbtaiord w rcapectabts fUM
Uee at $9 f $10 p" saoata
.1 few kM'ier trilt t rtrtittd aie IA
V r W.M.GREEN.
Mareht. s
Boarding House.
dated t the ubcr!uer. at tb nil a iu
of Jha Faddia defeased.
Pefw.ni detHtii il ean a'- aeeommoda
ted during Court -
THOMAS D. CRAIN.
F. b'uay 15
t'loek af II etrlfmtikins litf
hhuss. an 'I J- trclUr,
The fu''criter thus
T4v V '' l'", ' " " "M
rAS 1 ,5 o Mi;ul.r
((TyV t,A-l si. -r M' le 'aa
aM2SiA, witbrM .viu.is!aboi
al v l'it Ji.n:irMe
a
a
!abore
by aickaete, and would er . 'ilcem;e
of those whose weik baa been t er. by le ajed.
Having beea again re'ored t j be he hopea
to be enabled to presecate hia bu.u, r t the
entire satialaclioa af all wba may Uor bint
with ll.eir eujtum.
He taa ea hand a good iteortnieM of
Watches, Jewellery,
Xc.
whkh Le wishes to dmpore of oa reasonable
terms
Orders from a diataece for tVatihea, or for
th execution of work, will be tai'hfiHy at
tended to.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
December 7. 91
To Builders.
7PUE Lui ding of a B.nk Conrt House in Car
iliace, Mouie count, is ffcrcd tocontrac
lore, wb... alter tzanuning tbo su1iind plan
and desciptmn, will send in sealed rr P"a'a
the Committioners at Caithage, by the lit
dayot May ensuing, when the conttact must
be cloied - to wit:
Tie time nuons of the house, 5C by 42 feet,
two storica
rho foundation to be of hewn rock, 3 feet
above Hie surface with a aiifTicienl projection
t prevent any itijjry irom the tailing ol wa
ter off the eve with sa much of the founds
tion Uid in lime rnrtar as ef.all be tkeajed
neeeaiary.
TI.e pitch of the fi-at atory !o be 10 Icet in
the clear, the external emirae of whiih i" tile
laid in lime mortar, and the wall to be S f et
thick, the lower atory to be divided by cross
paaages into I'oiir rooms, with brick Wilis,
each room It itr. furnuhert with a tire plare.
The cro's passage to be ti feel in tlie clear,
the paante lengtbwUe to be 10 fret
The Vil uf the upper Story to be 16 inches
thick, totally laid in lime mortar, the pitch v.f
which t b 13 fret in the clear, to be divided
into t1 ree apartmrntf; tao jury rooms 9 tcct
in the clear Icnethwise. with lathed snd p'aa
tered partition!, a firtplai-e in each; and one or
two fireplaces to the Court room.
til the rooms to be c-ihd up to the chair
board, and finished with plastering and white
wash, cic-ni the room a in the lower stoiy. to
be ceilrd over head.
The jury rooms to be furniahed with bench
acat, and the court room to be furnished with
bar, bo ith and tab'es, in such manner and
atvle as the comminsionera ahall direct.
F.ach parage door to be furniihr d with fold
ing aiiuttera '.-f "
The house to have 33 window i. '4 li his, 10
by li with sasb and glass oven ach parsae
dor. " '
.. The cap siRs and sills of each pauaee door
and ah the windows, to be of hewn rock
All the dnrxa to befurt tshed with panncl
a'lultera, and the windows uf tl.e lower story
with folding, lined, pannclled adulter, with
the ar-erisary lot ka and fastening."
One flight of stairs to be S feet in width
The boxing and outside corumliing to be
fire pr "f, and all the necessary corniiU ia the
inside furr.inhrd.
i the doors to be furnished with best knob
locks. - t . . - .
. All the rooms Lck w to Be furuiahed with
suitable deek and tablet.
The ileeperk and joiata to he 10 by 4, 3 feet
from centre to centre
, The flooring of tiar j
ter plank, 1 inch.
The roof to be hipped, well supported and
Covered with sine. . ,
The external of lbs building to Le painted
red and pencilled.
Steps of hew a rock to be furoialied each
outside door.
All the wood work lelongin; to the build
ing to be neatly painted.
The contractor to furnish ail the materia!
an-l complete the building by the lit day of
Aueu.t 1339, in a faithful and wutkmaniike
manoer.
TUe payments to be made in suitable in.
stalment a the work progrtsses
CORNF.LlUS D')WI), Sr
XV M. MURCIIISON, I I
J. li. KELLY, g
H. C. BRLCE, a
JOHN MOIUSO.V, J ;
N. B, Lumber can be had in the.neipl.h, r
hood at moderate prices, sad rock can b 1 v.
conveniently in great abundance.
March 16. t?
19
Tailoring Business.
-
JtlUOlML.
MR. aU-Yin Carmirliacl Us
removed bis establishm ent to lite
budding ace occupied by David Yar
t rough. c. as a Dry Goods store, and
rerrntlr br Dr. Norwood, aa a Doctor's
bop. He would tale this occasion to
return Lis thaaks to the ran y friends who
bave bestoacd their patronage upon hiut,
and earnestly solicits them ui give turn a
call at bis new stand.
The I.atr! Tachion! win be
regularly received from New York, 111
limore, aod Philadelphia; and be has ex
cellent Northern workmen to execute his
work. Every attention w ill be paid to
1 bis work, and no effort will be spared to
mm . a a
.,eiSe fa patrons. He fatten himself
hJ generajiy ,0CCeeded in mak-
ing bis work fit; and be thirls he can in-
..- lj. M .r.rnvJ a in in
ure it to be as well execu'xd as any in
the Southern country.
J.auarv f i. - tf 03
IsOOK.lTTIIiS!
LATIN Eli V JUKIIAIMK,
IT V f. jt revvited from New Fork and Fbi-
adriphia, and au our for sale, tba tar
get im url iMorlmrat vl
.Itich and rasMonalle
Dry Goods
ever cfrreu ia this market; amoogat wLith are
lmo. vcy ruc e of
STAl'LE 4- FANCY DKV GOODS,
ALSO
t:roctrlc ilardicarti.
Quern ware, Hats & Skoev,
bcauiea lujnt u'her artuliiU.teditui t.mco-
lion The Urtde were principally purthaKd
with cash, auJ wul be law tut ibe lama.
LAT1MEK 4; MEIHNE.
Septembers. 35
it 2iL2.2Aa it aaj
IntaluaUc Oi.lliiUT
iOU THE CIKR OF
Eiternal I)icac, 7
White Swellinrs, Scrofula and other Tu
mours. Sore Lrs and Ulcers. Old and
i lean w ounds, pralns and Uruises
Swellings snd Inflamalions, Scalds and
Burns, Women's Sore Breasts, Scald
Head. Rheumatic Tains, Chilblains,
Tetters. Eruptions, Biles, W billows
and a most rllcctual remedy lor the rc
moval uf Corns,
.iho. Beck wilh's Anti-Dispeptic Till,
10U SVLF. BV
ALLEN TAKES.
September f. 3i
Notice.
IT is hoped that a I tdnte i .1. hted to the firm
of UV.S'I I.VOT.V tF.Vt l p to the
lat wf October 1.-37, will rail and settle their
account with the a iWriber immediately, as
such a settlement is abaotuicly nreiy to
the adjM.linenl f their atfairs I heps this no
net win not oe oifret'n'ti
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 56. 93-
NEW SERIES OF THE
LITERARY OMNIHUS;
riRXisHiNo aotiks bv xail! at NEv?rA-
rca POSTAGE 1 ! !
U'ALDIF.'S Liteisry Umnibua has now
bren in caiatenre twilve mnth, afcd
l.ss erjoyed during that period a verj exten
sive share of public favour II has forma'.ed
lor Irs diAlart and a Aa. reprints of Ltdon
book wl icb c at there ovtr nfly men doiturt!
in addition to a large amount oi dlrrary matter,
reviews of new books, tales, and domestic and
foreign news.
Ti.e original proprietor, intending to devote
bis limo and etleMma to b.s other period. i a
WMks, has disposed of hia interest in the Otn
nihua to the prrnl publisher, who will n.ake
no farther change in its general chararicr than
I'Sun t it from another oHire,a"d changing its
name from ' WaldieV' t- 'Croane "
Brown's Literary tlmnihua wilt le iued eve
ry Friday morning, p-in ted on excellent paper
ol a large s:xe. It wi'i coi.'ain,
I. B'wks the newtat and bett that can be
procured equal vi iy wetk lo a London duo
decimo volume, embracing Novels, Travels,
Meiuoirs, Uc, and only ciiaigesblcwitb news
paper pos'eg.-.
S. Literary lieviews, Talea, Sketcbea, Noli
eea of Booka, and information from the world
ol letters of every description
3. The news of the week, foreign and do
meaiic.
The price will be two dollars per sr.nom to
club of five iutiivsdual. To clubs of two in
dividuals, two dollars and a half, or five dol
lars for t!ie tw o. Single mail suburrihcrs, three
dollars. Mail remittances tu be post paid. .
' Aa the arrangements for this undertaking
are all completed, the propiietor a,kv from a
eenr roua public that cvnsideratinn to w hu h ao
difl'iHire a scheme tf i nculutin; knowledge
and Snicsenient is eulillrd
; ''The- first number of the New Series coin
menre.l on the fifth of January, 1834, frrn
wJih.Ii period or from any future date new sub
scribers may commence. , i., .
ICJ P tmaa'ere and asents for periodicals
throughout the Union and Canada are r quest-
cd to act as sgents for the Omnibus, and coin
immirate with the proprietor.
(LP Editor of nc tpaper ho receive this
nun her, by inserting the prorprctua fr.urtimes
conpicnnuly; and forwarding a copy to this
fiii , will be entitled to a fiee exchange fr
twelvemonths.
Addreri post p.iid,
WILLIAM BROWN.
No 50 North F. nrth street, FhiladclJiia.
January IS 01
NOTICE.
To the Isfgatrcs of Thomas
Bird, d;eeeirrf, (tefc. hart ol remt functrd for
thtir distibutin ihtrt eJtaW ( )
eTltllR Executor t.f Tbnn.ka Biid, dnreaved,
" having cloaed the es'ate, ia pri pared to
p iy over to tbone Leg jleet tit- amount willed lo
liomj ihey are requested In apply for the same
without delay, cither in pervnn, or by lawful at
ttrncy.
THOMAS REEVES, LVr.
Fchruarv26., 1
Fall and Winter
GOODaS.
O. P.IOXU & Co.
Tf VCt ja received sad aar rr U t& .
- iKrir LI aland Iheit FaU aJ U .
at'y kept by the SMrrkaata .fll a ,
I large ana gmrrai amth
meut of Ury Vocd f.
coarstsuLO .
Clotbf C'aImeret
Halinel",
Prrnch &, Luclbh !tleriiiev
I'ieTiireil t'ircaiati,
CalicQs,
Blark &. Coloured HLa,
Lc Le. 4c Lt.
ALSO
Hardware and Cuttlery,
Shottaons, ' ,
Hats, andbhoes,
" Bonnets,
CrockcrT.
Cotton Ysrn,
School Uools, Statiocary, 4C.
Afl which they will at tl at the k.rt r i
lor Cash, or oa a short credit ta paattKa. i..
crsociy. 0
November t3. Y
NEW GOUDS.
rpiIE Subscriber having apeaed a Mare aett
aloor west ol 0. F. Loag k C. is ec ,t.
ccivmg , (
a wgtt sclectcp assoett er
Dry Goods and Gro
ceries,
recently parrtisied by bim ia Vtm Voile, ki
cash; which aa is deterroiaed ta sell ubumi,- ,
low lor Cash, er Cneutry Froduce, aiick a
c.antry Cioth, Feathers, Tallow, sad Imiu
for the latter ba ill give eaab, should h rt
have goods ta suit, lie tope thst Li fiienst
and thoi wUhiag ta p ore base, will gnt kiK
can.
D. CHEEK.
September t. e
Land for Sale.
yOTj. Some person may jet a bit
WkSt r'n 1RACT ti LANH,
Uifing 4'H Acres IS mi'es ?.!,,
4W. West from HilUborflega, and on.
lumtii ol a tmle from Mount riesaot AtsOt
my, on the main road to U gh Rock
THOMAS REEVES,
March I 10-
Land for Sale.
Tit ati!itftriliB an flora , J
.- as m mwm-m a vhiw ivi wsj.t
V. tUS 1 It.XCT Ut .AD wt.trtos It
Yw bow live, four mibs south cl
Z2, lllllaborouph, roatsiiiirg 3' 0 trrrt.
It i,tu i it a good Dwelling lloaie, kmher.
Sad Smoke llouee, a gaud Kara, and .ihereat
bouses. The risntatM.a is hsndaemely niuiu
ed; is well watered, bavirg two steni mt.
ninj through it. and several good i'irf trA
hss an it a good Apple snd Feach Orchard, vi
a quantrtv of first rate Meadow.
Person disposed lo porcltsve srs invited Is
view the premises. Term will bs made Unas
on application to the snbx-ribcr
AARON STItAYIIORX.
Febri-jty 8. C?-
roruartllng iiry.
rjy3w Tok subscribers inlorra the M-
Vf chants .f the tnicri- r. that ti y are
atill enparrd in the luraaiding sy, ird'irn;
thst with the facilities and spent rice 'lr
possess ia the trsnsat tion of thia buf'iof.
to merit the patronage heretofore tonunrii.
They bave large Vtaie House at the tivrr 'i
in town, for tlie reception tfforwsrdmg& i
part from other buildings, and eon f irtt.til
sale troe fire.
WILKINGS&BELDEN,
yrrfcr.
Refer to
Mesr. ave k Hot ui, l!i!litotco(h-
Annl $ f, -
YEMEN,
Jfjv WILL staml at the s-ublc
-v.. of Ihe sulcriber, in Orat fc
xfyj eonnty, and perhaps nt ow
2. or two nthrr i laces a tartoi
1 J , ,
the cool season, the place no:
nanictl; I wait for information from tho
w ho eipect to ptit to him, that I may br
alio to seltYt ihc best stands before I ii'
vertise him. The terms will be lo.
much more so tl;nn any borec of hi j
lue to wit, 30 dollars to iosure, an-! 25
dollars the season, which m.iy be dischar
ged by 20 dollars in the seni-on. 'Hie sea
son has now commenced, and will end ti
lOtlt of July. I toque st all tliose h
intend to fvor him with their custom, to
put early; the advantages nre many aoJ
creat in raisin early colts. Eor b!
and pcrformaticcs, rec bill..
JAMES MOORE.
January 85. f-1"
Lcmay's 'Alnianaeks
- Von i was.
Calculated for the Meridian of Raleig'i.
FOR SALE AT THIS CFFICB.
vrRvcinAr.
Deeember it M I
HILLSBOROUGH. N. C
rcBLirnr-D wtraiv
BY lr.'MM IIKAfiTT,
av thsee ntntass a trait, ta ic rcii"
titvi cekts ir fAio in at vastr-
paprr will be dincnntinucil until all arres'i.,(J
are paid, miles at the nptioit of the puUlifi r
Advcrtiseirient tint exceeding fix'ern h1'
one dollar for tho first, and twenty-five rer
forearh luhmqueiil insi rlioii; lorgrr ."
proportion Court advertieeinert twenty tf
percent t-ighrr. A ilrdutlun i f 33j pert!
wtll be made to idvci'ims by tbc ?
Thnsc who Ho not rive rtotuc f tl"''r '
to hsve thetr paper dtstoniinner? at thf
tiiin uf the year, ill bn ptemmrd s? em1
it mi mil ini:a nre unlit ruiihlrrm.ndi'd Ai;l' '