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iwilm -v- hrjA-w(Yite S.JIJSltJJJIY TU.sllAY M'ill(i, UT. 1, 1H! 7'- " tUTIItllt. I In Bomc putts of ibis Sutc, an J in Vir ?: jin'u, Maryland, IVimsvlvaiiia, M. Jersey, 'A'ew-York, and in New-i .ni'.laiid, ihe in . habitants arc suffering heavy lossesinthcir props, from a severe drought which has Tjvevailcd this season. In some sections f of Pennsylvania, particularly, the people i, have wandered about the country, like the ,hirsty thron;- of Israel, in search of water for themselves and cattle. Hut in our ection of country, for a week past, we have been completely drenched with rain. ' i This day week it commenced raining, and i,!rom that time to Saturday there were t but few hour j cessation- On Friday night ' ' nd Saturday morning, we had a violent Srtind, accompanied with rain, and somo hail, -which, we fear, has done consider- U able injury to the standing cotton. As I, the Sun passes directly under the crjui noctial on the "3d of September, when , ihe days and nights arc of an equal length, f this must have been what is commonly termed the Lquinoctia! Storm. The accounts we publish this week of the success of the South-American Pat liots, mu'.t he gratifying to every one who wishes to ice a brave and patriotic I people freed from a monkish tyranny they have for ages suticred under, vv e think .here can now be but few relics of the old Spanish despotism remaining in the South-American states. Uoyalisni seems ,fi tiav l-rtn-i'r! 1r a f w iuri rrtt-nre rin - v... I the Western Hemisphere ; and every p thing in nature appears to combine to ef fect its total extinction. The following extract cf a letter to the Editor of the " Missionary ," is a fair sam ,-,le of the complaints we ourselves al- must weekly receive. Our subset ibcrs say it is not so much the value of the pa per which elicits their complaints, as the disappointment it causes, alter waiting a whole week witU an appetite keen for the nr.-:s." 1 THE LETlF.n. I " It is now two weeks sinrc I have pot a MtssinvmtY. and it i only by uncorn- mon good fortunr that I ever receive it f two weeks in ancression. I feel what ev- try reader of newspapers, especially in the country, e xperienres more or less of, a periodica! afifirtite not barely for news ; hut for new.p:tpr rs, which returns upon tup eve rv mail lav- When the ncwsp.-i. 1 ' prr anives only about half as often, to iav tif.ihin-r of the loss, the disappointment itrlf is a degree of positive tnisciv, i which, in these hard timet, I do not like i Uj pay my nonev for. If the l.iiilt is iii j your oft'ire, I Impe you will speedily ap -ly the proper correction. If it is in the postmasters, then it must be submitte J tu 1 1 like all oilier evils, where the MiflVrer i l too low to be heard, or the delinquent is lj loo hih or mo remote tn be brought to 1 .ircfitint There exists in vunc of our post ofiicf . a t-vstcm of slovenly inan.iyre. ' ii.ent. carelessness and dishonesty with irfird to nrwsn;peis, p.mphlet, bx. :i which eaiis h ut!!v fur rcpt ehen;.ion and j icform. I think editors ate too remiss L upon this j'sbiect. They nvy rot feel so I ioon ii.'ir so rrcqimtiy as their readers ' the inconvenienre ?nd vtsa'.ion of such a i aU'c cf thinps, but thev wiil finally be the piinripal sufferers. Mny persons will I t ather forego the precarious and rat e rri'Ht- ifira'ion of reading a paper- than submit ! is continual disappointment and chagrin." ini tiis ran rrtvn.i.t riTri;. THE COXVEXi IOX. W'e ate not sorry t.i observe the sub. ucl of a State Convention has ai;ain been rvivj.-! in t.el atl nf ihe (oil I it 1 V . i s i:s f.e(,ucnt recttrrenre before 1 he pub lie, must eventually exeitc the set i. us eoni;!etaii'H) -f the jrenl body of the perp'.e. with whom abme, its decision mtit uliimatily rct. Nertative lcp,isla ive Tnessiires. a:id inlerestcil ivirty influ ence, mav for a while retard its advance- . I ..t l.-.Mn.. , In it. .xi.r.iUre rrvi...! l ined with ihe jjrovvin-j feelinu of public iiriii-iiiiiiiiiiiiit-iiiiin'-ii'i,viiii favor, must sooner or later lirinjj the rjue tion in a propitious isst:e. We have ever been at a ls" to contrive, why the Iciris liture shmibl refuse to submit itsdeus inn to the ucrMi'e. Bcasons have indeed Icen L'iven, and much argument aitempt td, to show its impolicy, but neither rea son nor argument have ever been advan ced by its oppnsrrs, sulVu ienlly ronvin line, to tram even n soli ary prost-lyte, svlile niiinj originally averse to the cause, have become it wariik-st advoclteJ. '1 liu policy which governs the non-con ventioiiists, is certainly a mistaken one, and calculated in mi vmiticut decree to retard the prosperity oi our common country, hy promoting disunion in our councils, and by fostering sectional pre judices, which already exist nmnn$ us, to an extent incompatible with the. general welfare. It cannot but be a matter o! deep regret to till who are friendly to the ex tension of liberal principles, that adilTer encc of opinion should exis on a subject of such moment. Those who have con tended for a system of more equal repre sentation, may know, however, that their exertions have not altogether been use less, and that opposition, in the first In stance almost irresistible, is now less vio lent, and is gradually yielding to their persevering ellorls. i In relation to this subject, we may men I tion, that the Grand Jury of Rowan coun ty, have lately recommended to their lei-low-citizens, the appointment of a certain number of delegates from each militia captain's ili-uict, to convene at the Court House, on the 24th October, for the pur pose of deliberating on this question. An editor of one of the eastern papers of the sta'e, for no sound reason that we can discover, lus taken up the mutter with more than ordinary zeal, and declares himself " much opposed to the intermed dling of men in matters extraneous, who are called upon for the performance of particular duties." In this opinion, we coincide with the eastern editor, upon general principles ; but we would ask, by what authority does the General Assem bly withhold front the people an oppor tunity of deciding tn the question of a Convention which is so exclusively their province"? U will not be contended, we presume, that the expediency or inexpe diency of calling a Convention, comes within the powers delegated by the Con stitution to our Representatives in the Legislature, yet we have seen these rep resentatives, arbitrarily exercise that right, which, in our opinion, is less con nected with their s;n;(i!ic ('utics than that of a presentment from a Grand Jury protesting airVir.st a legislative measure, which infringes upon their unalienable righ's. When the people arc debarred from the usual means of redressing griev ance, they naturally report to sue!) as are in their reach ; und we see no improprie ty, in a Grand Jury, when depiived of any portion of their political ptivileges, in ac'.jpting the next best measure to effect their object, which although not stiictly in accordance with the rules of Courts of Justice, is nevertheless as reconcilable with the Constitution as for the Legisla ture, the very creature of the people, to refuse them a right, which, as we have before remarked, is so exclusively their own, We are t.d'yimeJ that his Excellency the Governor, has appointed Col. J.hn Pi.::i, of Buncombe county, Commis sioner to superintend the sales of lands recently acquit cd from the Cherokee Na tion of Indians, which, by a reference to hi l.xcellency s proi Umntion, pu'ullsnea id the present and last week's Register, will te seen, are tube s.ild at vv aynes vi!le,in H) wood count), or at such place ' b,ir.d of the arch-bishop, who then pl.v at or near the :.iie designated for the Ced the crown upon his hejd, and repeat seat r.f justice of the intended county, as e(l a prayer. The emperor then roe the tuiiu.'.iiioncr may drrm t.t. snj was seated on the left ol the aich- JhUiz'i lirgiitcr. j bishop, 'and other forms were went v.Tsr i.vnu trade. The following are the ports that have been opened to free trade, by the late uts ol the British Parliament, vu : Kingston. Savannah Lr Mar, Montego Ray, V-uit.1 Lucia, Antonio, St. Ann, I al tnou'.h, Malia, Morant Bay, in Jamaica ; St. Gio!;;c, in Grenada; Rnssrau, in Dominica ; St. John's, in Antigua ; San Jo el in TVinidiid ; Scarborough, in To- lupo; Iload 1 Iarbourin Tortola; Nassau,; in N. I'rovdieiuc t Pitt-stow n, in Crooked Island; Kings'on, id bt. inrcnt ; I oil St. George and Tort Hamilton, in Ber - mudu ; any port where there is a Custom House in the I'.ahamas ; nndctown, u llaiba 'adorn; St. John s, M. Amlicws, m . t, !.l. . II .1 T Vnri.Srnlll. New Umnswick ; Halifax, in Nova-Sentia; Quebec, in Canada ; St. JohiiN, in New. hutidland ; (eore-e Town, in Dematata ; New-Amsterdam, in Hcrbire ; Cnstiics, in St. l.viria ; liasseterre, in St. Ki'-l's ; Chailesti.wn, ia Nevis i Hy mouth, in Montscnat. The fu'.lowinc artirles (and no others) are admitted to be imported into the free ports, n Ashes, Datley, ttcans, Hiscuit, Bread, Braver, end all sorts of Fur, Bowsprits. ('alavaticcB, Cocoa, Cattle, Cochineal. Coin and Bullion, Cotton Wool, DrURSof all sorts, Diamonds and precious stones, Vl.IV. l t lilt and vegetables. Tuslkk, snd - " all sorts of wood lor dyers use, Hour, Grain of any sort, Garden seeds, Hay, Hemp, Headintr boards, Ibtscs, lloyjs Hides, Hoops, Hardwood or mill limber, Indian corn meal, Indigo. Live stork of j :.nv kind, Lumber, Iuwood, Mahogany, und other wood for cabinet wares, Masts. Mules, Neat rattle, Oats, Peas, Potatoen. Poultiv. Pitch, Kvc, R'n e, Staves, Skiu, Shingles, Sheep, Tar, Tallow, Tobacco, Turpentine, Timber, T oi toise-slicll, Wool, Wheat. Yards. From the lialuii.no AintA lly the schooner Nancy, Capt, Kelbon, from I'ort-uu-l'rince, we learn that cat. Hyan of the schr. Hancock, fiutn Wil mington, N. C. was under prosecution at that place when he left it. The case sta ted was, that leaving Wilmington he had on board a mulatto man as cook, wpo, in a Htate of intoxication, in going down the river, had nearly cut oil' one of his hands. The captain sent him hack to Wilmlng. ton, where he was put under the care of u physician, and his hand amputated and cured. The cook had since arrived at Port-au-Prince, and commenced an action ag-.iinst captain Kyun, and it was suppos ed it would cost him the value of his ves sel and cargo to get rid of the prost cu tion. EMPEUOU ITUIMUDK. A gentleman lately returned from Mexico, states that Iturbide's coronation took place on the 2Ut July, with uncom mon splendor, in the capital. It appears that the Mexican troops were not all dis posed to cry long live the emperor -a chosen band who had been stationed ex ptessly with loaded muskets, succeeded, however, in silencing the cries of the mal contents. Although no regular Mexican newspa pers of the late date have come to hand, we have two or three pamphlets, descri bing with much minuteness, all the pomp and ceremonies of the coronation. To judge by these, the crowning of George IV. or Napoleon I. were but children's play in comparison. By the following extract it will appear that the clergy were among the principal actors. The ten bishops of Mexico, being pla ced near the throne, thus addressed the arch bishop : " The holy mother catholic church, intreats of you, O most reverend father, to deign to raise to the imperial dignity of this worthy soldier," (presen ting Iturbide) The arch-bishop then asked in reply, " Do you hold him worthy and purpose him for that digr.ity I" The bishops answered, " We know him, and are persuaded that he is worthy, that he will be useful to the church of Ciod, and that he is fit for the government of this empire." The arch-bishop then cried " Glory to Cod." The emperor drew near the arch-bishop, and prostrating him self bare-headed before that prelate, took the following oath : "I, Augustin Itur bide, entering as servant of God, into the command of the empire, do protest and promise before God and his angels, from henceforth, through divine grace, and to the best of my knowledge and ability, to observe and keep law, justice and peace, in the Church of God, and among all the people my subjects, and to put in force whatever the council of the faithful may conceive most fitting and best; I also promise to render to the bishops of the church the honor which is thtirdue, as ordained by the holy canons ; and to re spect as inviolable all those things which kings and emperors have conceded and willed to the churches." 1 Ic then laid both his hands on the book of Kvangclists opened before the arch bishop, and said, " Inasmuch may God and these holy F.vangrlists help me." He next kissed with raverence the through. Iturbide's wife was crowned at the same time ; his son had also a dis - tin-uished scat as heir apparent, and hisj daughters as princesses of the blood. Louisiana CVj.y.'.V. DISlHL.sS III!. I.AM). The follow inj extract is from a letter of a member of the Mavo Central Com- mittte. It is an appalling fart, that, in little more than a month, unr fiunJrtd and tvcnHj.sevtn human bcitiRS have perish - . eJ Jn 0nc paiish .1 r r , i,iv uiiMiivi .-iiiiiiic j and dysentary : , was one 0f those appointed by the May0 Ccnlral Committe, to inspect the . r ... . iia..inp, !raVersed that r , we ml ncgicc,ed baronv, I shall b . ... . . . be backed by my colleagues of the mission in assuring the public that one hundred and twenty seven persons, as appears by our notes, taken on the spot, did actually fall victims lo famine and dysentary, from the 1st of June to the Cth of July, in the parish of Kilmore, within the Mullet. 44 The fact would of course, in time speak for itself ; but the assertion of it was made, uncontradicted by the Parish Priest, before Dennis and IJobr rt Binq ham, Csrirs. and.olher respectable inhab itants of the neighhoihood. 'Indeed the distorted countenances, swollen limbs, and feeble figures, we be- j t i Id, proclaimed but too sure a corrobo- tation or what lie had heard, exclusive ol other instances of extreme' wretchedness and actual death, from this cause, that we ourselves were destined to witness." Wi the Umerich Chrvni,!', Jii'i 20. We frel it to be our painful duty lo re- pert that distress in our city is dai.y ui suming a more agersvatcd appearance, imd that unless some immediate assistance be afforded, many of our fellow creatures must pcrith f-cn actual 'trvn'i-vi Jr making tins staumeiu v.o cio not speak unadvisedly. The weekly expemliturt; of the City committee, to whose imme diate protection iiearly 20,000 fellow crea ture's look for their daily food and sup port of something short of 400. ; and w e speaTc from authority when we say, that scare e ly this sum , being but a single week's provision, now remain in the hands of the teAsurer. .Two carts, laden with flower, f'om Rjxk Mills to this city, were taken oil' by tie peasantry near Derrygalvin, in the Liberties. Such acts were not only dis graceful, but impose a heavy lax on the paiish where such plunder is committed. F!tOM SWKDHN. The King of Sweden hat issued an Ordummncf, by which Swedis'.i subjects are permitted to trade with all t lie places of the South American Continent' To encourage that commerce still more, the diminution of the custom duties, which hitherto took place in certain cases, will extend to all merchandize coming from South America to Sweden, imported in Swedish vessels. Camming ami M'DuJtr.ficcounli te ccived in this city, state that after the re lease of Col. dimming, in North-Carolina, Mr, M'Dufl'.e proposed to light him on the 2d or 3d inst. To this proposal, it is said, ('ol. Gumming objected on ac count of fiiligue, and offered to meet him on the 4th. Mr. M'Duflic, in reply, sta ted that as the challenged party, he had the right of choosing the time of meet ing, and if his proposition was not acce ded to, he would consider himself as pen ally discharged from any Timber notice of the business. This proposal not being finally accepted by Co. Gumming, Mi. M'Duffie left the place, and arrived at Greensil!f, S. C. on the 5th ins'. The next day Col. Cumming reached there and posted Mr. M'Dudie, who treated his antagonist, we learn, in the same manner. Both gentlemen then started fur their homes, and thus leststhe affair for the present H'.w.I.t rn PutriA, " 'I he ('it may mew the As may bny, Hut cury doe; will lue Ins day." For certain months the dogs of our city are confined the six days of the week, but on Huinlaut are permitted to range at large. This is litei ally verif) ing the old adage of "tvtry dog vjiII huve hit ilau." rhiladtlphia (.u7cUc. M.iHIUF.n, In till town, o: Thursday, the 2(tli inst. Mr. .ij)U .Ur, ta M'.U ..-.ift;.', Li 11 incimihe county, on die 17ih in.t. by the Hl-v. rraikit II. Porter, Mr. Atiah D. Cat',, to Miss I'Mza Ki'.Uan, both of Uuncomhe. nir.it, In thu I'lice, on Turvl.iv, the Uh inst. Mr. . ; J.."ii'i, aid 02 )ta, a: oM and um ftd tiu.'.i-n of the town. Mr. Mural, had bt-rn in a ! Vt lic tU(c ()f fiffi niin;b,r of Al.o, in this place, on the '25th instant, Mrs. I'M zi.lci Cuifi .'.", ajfcil about 52 year. She died, we understand, from a debility that had fur -oiiif time been uastiue; her constitution. SixVislmYN Civtr. fMllf. officer ami drij,'iiii ronipmlup tbe , l eonuunv of cvahy under my toimtumUare ! .nt'Jn? l jr"k" ,l,c u"n. of SJuliabiiry on t"' '') e(mpieieiv eiimppttl, lo tie re , .. ,.. ... ..;, i:,.,...-. i- ; i that every man in n.y company should appear Mi clean and neat a povsililr. tlt.OHf.r. I.. SMI I II, C,:M. V,t. 1,1S2J. 3wt23 MR. SAS'SAY respectfully informa the I -a-ilitmnd trenilemcn f Salisbury, that he I in'cndt to open a dancing ichanl, on the first of rsovrmher tirxt. On In arntil, lie will give puj-ticnlar notice by another advertisement. Off. 1, 1122. 21 flMF. Hilm-riOcm take lliii inrtiiiai to inform 1 Uic citizens of Kouan county, ami count ic adjacent, that they have commenced making Ciitvn .Sun Hint oil an improve J plan. Those v idling )u punbe Cotton Cius, by applying to i.s in Suhihury, a tew amirs norm at llie ijourt House, ran be supplied a cheap a at any abop in this part of the atatc.' All kinds' of repairing done to Cotton liina, at h"rt notice, and on low tern... S.sMCKL TUAI Y, AI.F.X'It. IU.W.Y. S.i.'.iii, (kt. I, IRCJ.-Jmt'iJ Tn;tM w uA cnmni'ittcA 1 Mil the kit of ttinkt! county, N. V. a bright i iiiubtiii man, who ealli hinuclf .W : he aava he bt long to Kcuhrn Picket, of Fairfield di's'n.t,S. ( He is a chunky, thick . I fellow, and apjtear to be ubout 18 or 2n yean of age. The tinner it r-jucu-d to ..nine foraarJ, prove prvptrtV, pay charges and take him aay. JOHN m ui ji.i cr Vot.ce to J.uUvh. RKi AW V (inn my plattMiimn, in I .auras ti r J), '..;'!, Nmith Cariliiiu, on Uiv fltb of Scj.t, a negro f. IK. by tint naiiiitof''. if . Il ia about 22 or 2.1 j , Ur of ngi-, m li-el Cur!), elies lii(fl of a sit udi r make, thin v isui , tin--, i hi head buck und !ijn;,ki with -onvidi ruM.: i n Mcqurm'C win 11 euiiw.Tuiiijr, bus a kori. i.ii lit.: bottom of bi rinlit fo, whiyb in at f.i : iit mnall, but the S'lmmiiding ,,ur w larg-r than i dollar tlic ti( i are useh but In: wem shoe on that foot. I mr lin n. pen r fion v; John K. Vinct iit, who brought l,iin lion . eimiitv, N. C iw ar the Can i !l i',..c. ' ingUl tliat plat e, he will proli ol some jail i and in that conb. :,, t . deny hill name and owner. A' , a . have liim iit custody, vti'.l ( h Hie snlneriber, at l.iln rv lb!l, I fr'wt, S. (.'. fur viliic.'t ati-ii.-'.r-,v a ; nient sliiil) In rcnd' ivd. JOHN ( 0.7.1, 1822. '21 . i aitic iji.tuiui, , x : '. ; : I llll", annual nicctini!: of tin: Me.U AK'i'eiiJturiil Hocit tv w ill take jilai , t:.. Co'irt-llKtisc in Charlotte, n tlic Jd r . in ()' 'ii!)cr nxt ; vhere? the iiifnibers, an. I - cis fn.Midly lo tliccau-M- if ajfrii-altnral pur arc i-;irnrstly Holititcl to utund, We ttin''. Ii"-if i!,;,i tvury int tliijt nt farmer in this "'. v. ill ti. i n out !d a than, :iimI prodnee hiciin of tln ir ai iriilinrjl knoa loile, t"Ki lbrr wilt, their iiii'ilt'iucnu ol hiislmihb v, and live ti I of tv.Tj !ci lijilniii , it br-injc the s i-iii-l.itifUt our lirot .ur. nt bt-fore tliey ft II fr"'" tlii'irlirt esiat, bttiirc t'it v kntWllioc innt'i ihi d evils vvliii ti liac Miict: bt-cn brought lij.o'i tln-ir d( s t ndaille , and may, tbt.vfoee, be iid to h;iii tli-.- blrsiiiif of lb- l)i it y bin, si If. Let u amuse Irum iMir jiresi nt Itthurjfic sUli, and tear iisinifler the uil of pixjiuli r that hu-t shrinideil i. in- uiiiiil . lilnl iarali.ed our nite'l ' -tual eertin. e ahti' ipsti; a iiiiiik rmis aii 1 rrl,)i'( l;iblc Hicelilije; Ulltl bopl', t re loll, l i!l hi- at jIt 1i my wiUi one voice, W '.'. J ti.? J'hi:h ' ) or.t r if tin- ',1-1, . J. s Ml I'll, J7.-C. S.r'u ft,l.t-mbrr 2 , 1 HI. .3wtr,i ftftUsnirj Vi.Atk SofAi'tx, flIlf, llii-liill.Tl .f tbi HLfii-tv a'i'l all iit;. cp I 'i rn friendly I" llie Id iieviilcn' ihij -S ol tin-institution, are rerpicatcd toattcnl a tin ( in;- lo hi- brld in the Court lluiiia (,n Sjtiir , the 12th of (li tnber. After the liilviu s rf '.-. Sitiety i Hsjiosid of, a tn-nnoii iil bi- ih-iiw i ed on the occasion, by the Kev, Jonathan ' Frrcman. S-P'whrr 1 Sr-, IH22. "1 DKN'I'IST, HF.SI'f f il l I.I.Y inforiin the latdi. s :.m I gentk-nien of Salisbury, nod iu vit n1-. , that he i pre:u-eil to attend their cointi.ainJ Li tveiv tiling that relate In hi -irolctai'iii.. Hi-, reiileiier, f'tr tin- short time of hn stay, u il. l.t :.t Mr.W, II. Muu;hter'; where.it is requested, all niew-fea remiiriinr his a-,ii!anrc niav be l.t. 4'-iieni.W 21, 1122. 2wV2l aVrvisiim oi' los nn. ATOTICR. A hill will be bid before the next 1 (ieiit-ral Aaarifibly for a division of K..;i!i county, tbe new county to belaid otl on the north side of the Kiver. Hrftrmbrr 13i, 1822. '20 Sttury Warts. nVAV. Iticesoeer the Salisbury Turf, ill cm 1 mcnt e on Wednesday, the 2.J of (Ktotu p next. Fir-.t tl.ty, three mile heats; K cont d:iv, two mile heat ; third day, one mile Ilea's, fn c l,.r all horses, jrcldiiifpi, or niurct. Fourth das , tlx proinetur" purse, free for all naps owned I jijld in tbc touutv. JAMF.S HflK. Ticwe:. &,;i.Wu, Sfi. :t, is:2. i-f2j SUUt VovUi-CaroVuvA, novvAst coustv. (Hll'liT of rleavand Quarter Sessions AutT'i-t ' !r,,.n, n:.': Joeb Davi r. John I.mI.I. well original altrbnieiit, levied, fc. It iy- pejnn tn the satisfaction ol the ( (Mirt, that the defendant is not an inha!iit.tnt of this state, it i therefore Wm, that pol'lication be made for ieel illicit mi, 1 1 , in the We.tcm Caruli. nian, printed in Salisbury, that the di feiidant ap. pear at our next court of I'leaa and Quartrr Se won, to he beld for the County of Kowan, al ih Court-House in Salisbury, on the thiisl Mondav of Nmcmlw-r nrt, then ami there to r, pluv. ph lvl or tb-mur, or j-nlpnient will lu- eni. red against him, according to the plant iH 'a deir and, lct. JOHN (.ll.l'.s, C. N. V. Trice adv. f-,2 6v t2j fly lli Cuvrrntr tf tht Stite nf .lh-l .ir'.'isi. A PROCLAMATION. IIMIKUKAS, hy an act of die (oer,l -H at n.bly of the Hate of Nurth-C-iiu . the (.overnor of the State is authorised to ca, ae. the uiwoM land latch' acquired by treaty from the Cht rnkte tr.be of Indians to be offered for sate: Now, therefore, I, l.ahricl Holmes, tio. vernor of the Mate of North-Carolina, do here by ilrcUrtr and make known tliat a piblic al fur the tlifpnsal, ajjrecahly to law, of tlu- aaid Unils shall ia- commenced at Wuj m-svilK , in tin count) of ll.iywoo.1, on JtomUv the CKthof Cc. tuber neat, uiulcr the snpenntendance of a Comimaatmtrr, appointctl for that purjiose, ali i is authoned hy mv letter tin-itrM-tums, to ad journ the sani ie vo, or wear the uc wiiit ii sh.ill rt tioiiily be laid oir for a loan, on'tbe said liim!, aJiihdd such adjournment be deemed hJmmI'I. t'ne eighth jiart of the purchase imaie) w '.'l be rctpiired r.f tbe purchaser, at tho time of tbc !,!, and bond and leeoetty lor tho pmpu nt of the balanci, in the fellow inr; instab in. i.(, t : Une eighth hi the cxpiraiwm of nm uar, one futirih at the expiration of two ear, one firth t the md of three years, and the re mainder at the end of four vear. The sale to coiiliime two weeks, and no longer. t iiveil under mv hand and 'he acal ol tli State, at lUb-iifh, en tlic 12tii iky of Septem'ter, H' '. li.li!;:i.L IIOLMKS. 5t'2J sale at the office of the "Carolinian," at I three dollars twenty-five cents p-r ream. AIo, two ream broken fiMiU ap, JJ in; Airl or.e ben.Uo Sfpcr F.o; al, far wrappine;.
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 1, 1822, edition 1
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