North Carolina Newspapers

. , . e,'t I I, 4 I . t l ,i.t-f Uke it i I. . li t t I i I ' i a II,,. li ,'k 1 ! I lf l::'t , . - il 9 r until whhli r J tfirl. II il well kn i vrr' ' f be ipr ateJ It Ihe HH f CMui lii had girn tieh u'iUiiin' eu I '"" i;fiif r4 ft. uiiiCi. U r-U Hq 11 4: - p-iv1Me I hat I.UI QhlCrtrf f chauf ur, l)r, lUhi, Piesidrnt of Vle College tntnlv firtJ.ie.i Mr.Lal- Loun wet a member of tht iMi'uiion ,w In him tht whlrli h litra.l dim to pronounce. witn coiio-umm c. tii no wouiu fcliimnlelj obtain the hihc il hunors tf lit country. Mr. Ritchie it pfculy correct In tracing a rete mbUrir a bcter n kirn and the Meet of the old Conr. . a ... i . ,.lJuiu2 ihe.cry Jrit.?Mi!ili) Conjrete,. -.frr lica tha year 17rflibtti the II jiiac f KrprctcnliiUcl full of ulrnu, a fcountiioj Uh awth tnen at t'heTtt, ; LowndciiCI-trand lUnduluh. wr aeahirn. lakina; the led ami performing th Ugh dotiea in tba rtnJ war of tur in Jependcncci which were to noblf tin crurjed bjr our JefTeroiie and Adm In the year 1776. Like the former, tchold him pretcntlnt; to the ii'us5 ihl Ikoble report which turrerrird tha'war. rut mat be cald the rcid D.'tUraiion f ndepfilfr.ce ; while like the luier, y the bld and lntlinnf spirit of r o ejurnce. we behold him r rr)i'rihe mca aure whir hit recorrt'iiendrdt iriornjjluui 1 a(int all the pwrr of r.ppoiuoii. VOICE OF TIIF. PEOPLE. AjcreraU) to a noilce Rifn ' loiiow X dtlejitea from the t eri. '" eoinpnr of Kown, nrt -t h" t ourt IJouaeon the 4ih July, vii : Jicoh )lirh. Samutl J.Hiea, KUenna Autin. J ln Lie mentk. 1'ranrit Nrely, Thwrna Ferrtbe, John Aulre, John Sroi . Jittin lnti. J-cob Miller, William H. Vk.I, J..m Youn((, Jte Walton. WiLi ?, II .i -tia. Richard Hirri, Noah Farr. If nr C.Kern, Iiaac Lintr, ClM.ir l-'iihet, Stephen L. Ferrand, Sd-yi H"inin, John P. Hudcnt, John II- IVifliiic, U ii liam Moore and Jhu Linn. John Andrew, Eq- m appointed Chairman, and Col. J in II. Kietlin, acted aa Secretary. After a free, and full interrruni;c of aenliinenu, and opinion, the drletc-iiion ame to the couclution, to re otnrnend to the people of Rowan, to chooc at the ap proaching Auut election, thrre drle Itateai to attend the meeting to br held in Raleigh on the 2nd Monday ol Novcm ker next l it appearing that Rowan is en titled to that number of delegate bv her .federal number. Wheteupon, the dele (ation, nominated ai proper peraous io be elected - at -aje legates ChtrUt- Vftrt . Frtettngt and J fin fiaird, jun Ewf. "The drpatiun further proceed d to appoint three persons to attend at each sept rate election, for the purpose cf openutg aooi to receive lha votes lor the delegates to the general meeting at K eigh. The following persons were ap pointed, FOR THE ELECTION. At Mocki Old fttlJ. .It . Verly't MIL Xlkinn Auttttv. James Auitiit, Thoinat F rrebe. At Fulton. Jmr Cavendcr, AlicliM'l Haines, aOanid Oml, rrnW)firy; JKrhard Harria, Jli nj:im n Ifnaard. Ucn C. Kern. Julin Yom g, 4i Jan h KriiU r. .it Thvmpun't Mil Jo!:. i A i lrui, Wfii. II. Ktrr, Thoiiik JinienocK Zh Murgaiit. John I .inn, Jaco'i Miller, JoImi LeitU, Ai Ai(m. Vdlram Monri-k .. "John P. Hmlgens, Henry M'Guire. QiiAiouaii . the geDtle men composing the corresponding comoiititee for Rown, were- invited o take a s at in the meeiinij James Miirtin, jun. Eq. attended. John Linn, and J.hn Henry Freeling be ing pte&ent as delegates, the others were (tbtent. ATte r goin? through all the business for which thr meeting was called, the de legates adjourned. JOHN IL FBEELiSG, SrcVy. 'i ftp f rdwiiw :.Tvertaiuiiir Wtf telte arw a fcct- .d.frnm tha'-lxtfer nf a 'gientlfinsii;-'3-diovJ,e eentlvpatscd aewr1 werks in Washington, " fo lilt Triettaa i n Vtui (own t " """""" " "' "tJeTfeTarfADAMsr'is i: mih"bf shbrt atetue, pale bit pleasing rounte nanrt plain" and remarkably ntd maimei a and 6f! voice, borne think him awkward. I don't think myself that he is ; but he crr- ' tably has nothing of the courtier in hi apprarance or manners. Others say, he 1s of a told pUIegmatick disposuion he it fiit- look, at .his writings; Tvery thing triaihrt and every word burnt. . He is prare? jmd reserved, from AaA, not from rie;-.no man - has a warmer heart. Somrtlfn?rrht"n'in- thr society -of hin fiierids, t.is" reserve" vteiirti i)fi", hi e-y'e' Miicuesi, a,nd ue enters rreciy ana wjxn ani mation into conTersation.- Those who have seen him In fhokV'.fiic.rtnt,'ay"he js the most chaitninn; and fcioijuent mm " they ever listened to. . All agree in con feldertrrghini thr most prBfoohd -shoiar, able diplomatist, and accomplished states man that the country possesses. Mr. THOMPSON, secretary cf the paWi it t t&larablo good looking person- i f i Jii'irier, hanMit ", Um'i any i f I id r i i. I li rca .n rur I, thi I h.t ht the triivfriuf.r, lika inr ti, lu ha twn fr ihe I'rctMofH y. In point of talent i and choral trr,h I try ropwf table. He j as furmetly clilrf jiil of hi nuv Ult N'rw-Vfttk whkli If.ci he f.ikd . With llt'lt'V nl ll!lilr. . Yui cVi imnghe how mtKh I am de fllhif l witu Mr. CALHOUN. He li 1 the mo brilii.ut and farinting mn, In rnannrre md convolution, that I er mel wiiti. lull Miner tail, with an animated coun'cru.. tnd black flashing tret, flit t'lr rut ml of the first order, He made litinguihed r)me when in Congress, bo' huts speaker and a thinker LHgl jowjui. 4 1 rr f .tti jall iiijtuJJcJ , J'. Mr. CKAWroHl) It a man of than tic naiurr, nth.-r tort pperinci and orilimrv hut nlrti deportment. I wai nt mu h Interred in hirn. Mf opinion at io hi caaciry a a iatemn baa been Ion? in a aWie of i acijiaii n and it ia by no mrn artllecl )f. H mi? bate me riti, and he dubirt haa hit filial but he I fittfi'tuut for nrithrr. In a word, 1 lake I'im to be an prdmury nun. Ilia admiierv hoerr, are nun; and aide nt and llhrr think nu chance to aucceed .Mr. Monroe in irtu Prraidenrr U al good at irut of any of the candidate!. TUB REAL ttEPUSMdN SHRIT. i'iukfiranUm impliea auperiritf to the i'liiont and mumnierirt by which the Monarchical nation are Roycrned. It pre aupposa not merely the percep'.ron am nd arnion of Natural Rights and the pre fcrenre- of simple form, in politics, but the rejection of ail ti lifii ial tiiitinrtions, in sorlal inteir out te, which generalronvt nienr.e does not exact, and unopl.itira ted raaton would condemn. It reduces men and t ingt to the standard of intrin ' ic vapie, a thi may contii i.) simple I utility, agreehlenekt,elegance , arvicable . and vittuou action ; fruitful or ingenious speculation moral worth or intellectual power. It at knowledge therefore, no hertditary titles) it acrorda honor and de ference only where they have been earn ed ; it pats no hotn.ige to stars, ribbands, HppeMation nf nobility, unless as the re wards and init',nia of peison.d qualities and achievements. It esteems and dig nifies the posseisort of wealthronly in proportion to the good uve of the pors I ion and the laudable mode of the at qui-' I ai'inn. I he rich man who has scrumula- ted, or who spends, from ptinriplet of teifuhness or ostentation alone, tt tepects and fjors leas that if he w p,or. t metes the like to the abilities, the eieva turn, the authority! whkhate perverted in their exerrue. It venerates'truflfRrlrto-n, sndunalfcC tedt rational Piety ; but it eprohtet sane timotiiuui preten!ionT-pt"riptiva doc tiines, and all the extremes of Bigotry and Fanaticism. It will not worship Man under the appearance of worshipping Cod nor kdmit the linputjuon to the littler of thr prejudices, tne patsmns and the ralrul ttions of the Creature. Ital ia! l.ih funciinni to cip-tity and probi iv united : li displays gratitude for bene 6 s. tery way compatible ith the ptiix iplrit nf equity and equality : it post ports .'II individual interests to the com mon vtrul. It dftcitt all- slander and "wToti, anilTs the more tender of reputa tion, because reputation is especially val uable in its estimate of things- It i magniScent in publick works ; plain and frugal in pi Ivalc bbjexlaU practisvs tar rtMttity ; studies detorura ; cheriahea the li'-cnl arts and accomplishmentt j and lends every aid to the progress, of science that prolific source of national gran dcur, Its motto is M Truth, Knowledge and Independence Like -the Spartan legislator, it deems the happines of states, no less than of persons, to flow from virtue and try-con' titencu and il would address all monarchs in the strain of Solon to the King of Ly. riia u At God hat givrn the Greckt a mod erate fnrtion of other thing, to alto he hat favnred them w'A a democratic afitnt. and fur the tfUmdort of , royalty" With the great duty and principle ol tefj-ctntiilency it think irrtconciteable thedminttion of TifHri in the -u!gar -tens of - tha tm t hose who, usurping or maintaining des- noilc rule in their own countries, thirst for unbounded sway over others, and lav ith the blood, treasure, and strength of one nation, in assailuig the rights aud de populating sad devastating the soii-of all within their reacn. it recognizes no gen uine trlory but in exalted patriotism ; in the practical virtuet, and the triumphs of benevolence, industry, talent and know I edge. It pronounces Jirivate moralt lo be nidt4pcnble for fub'ip inttjrit r recedes from Sit Mimri and collusion ; ifW;7X .V- ' . . " I nil K aw hAHaf aiTl ha SlnaTak tnl incap ference cither to individuals r to the feo ple ;it-aT implicit obedience ttbe l-awtj und arimila no pretext or tee least in fritigement of Constitutions, or Wie tight poe sserf trnficr -their ianction. ; It nei thtjt institutes nor prolongs merely, nomi nal divisions of party ; it adheres to no side for the take of office, notoriety, or at oendanty it claims place and emolument ; -r r i ftU. hUf i . . , t- i l.'n, lu the e ii ! . i t.-f .-. ... . cti-n, property, i i - t r ni i,ther su!V dent clrrutpttatK i -'itnate a equally rnrt iimt.'ua. Il UsrJ LiUfty, -. i . hj un remitting vi-ilanre, and in the UUnuit de tail, al hotna j it frtlt daeply when f t a intiliuilontara tuuhtfOr &:i ( k e .1 a!.r., . I. It if juices in the success of (he paint j in tka overthrow af tyrannyf and t!i a a atl a comntura ot uaifit amuiuon, wherever these glorious events may occur. F.vtrv voice an4 every arm, uUti la vindicate justice and hontr, to disenthral the human mind and assert the sovereignly af the people, era dear to 111 all the victims o; impotare and violence art objects af Itl sympathy and compassionAaf. Cox. 'rat we-WftTaaw-raaatWaf. dur, nmit i i ne subjoined is an enig. rn'allcal Hsf of Ue Ik Has of PvMtr.TtHt which in in idle hour I hare arranged at loiiows, tor Ibelr amusement Mat I. of a port for shins, and I of the nrsi loint oe ow the e bow. 3. , The conqueror of the world. 3. A necessary annendart In fori i fie a lion, but not usedby the Macedonian hero 4. 1 he roost important personage in a i . i . - - aurnen. , S. One of the constituents of love which never forsakca hut in the malig nant bluet. 6. A crUbrsted Turkish name and a male child. 7. ( of the habitation of men and Iwen- y-fWe hundred and sixty pounds. I. 1 he devour r of locust and wild ho ney and a male child. 9. The firt quality in a lady, asked for by an old wi'lower. 10. The first lodgment of grain when eaten by bird and a crossing place en Led die Creek. II. The l.ird that covered the children n the wood and one of the children thai was covered. 13. That which it promised although M bruised shall not be broken." 13. A blower of Bellows. U. A necessary attendant to a drum mer into the field. 15. of what we wish for when lonely and a stimulating potation procured from Yankee beverege. 16. One of Enell'i little gods. 1 7. A burrowing animal. "18. 1 of a garden and ! of tit cultiva tor. 19. The pride of Scotia and the tc&urge of the Southerns. 30. the trouble In loading a gun and of the largest city in South Carolina 31. An American naval officer. -lr.jL S. mho. - ' MARRIEDi-r.-'J '. , Iri8tateaville, Iredell county! N. C. on the 25th tilt, by the Rev. Dr. M'Kee.thtitey. Daniel Vuld, to Mrs. Ziipha Ttrrenct. " '"l . In this place, on Thursday evening, the 3rd. irwtant, by the Rev. T)r. Freeman, illiam Gil lam, Eaq. of 8. Carolina, to Mias There Mat. thicu, daughter of Andre MtUueu. Esq. of this place. OBITUARY. i ue cnamocr, wnero m gooa man meeie hi fate, i. WJ t,. K. . .!L Is pririlegM beyond the common walk, Of virtuoiii life, quite in the verge of heaven." If tltere ia any cccaaion, on which it becomea a duty, to pay a publick tribute of reipect to de parted worth, it is, surely, a hen the aged and vanrnble scrraat of Jeu7 fall asleep In him, after a life devot ed to the cauae of God and re ligion after a life, every part of which, has been distinguished, by the active, as veil as p-j tire, gmces and Timet, of the hriH&nr"Tuch,t in an eminent degree, was the life, and such the character, of Mrs. Margaret APCtrklei whose death waa announced, in the paper of last week. In this truly excellent, and venerable mother in Urael, were hsppily exemplified, the child-like simplicity, and heavenly wisdom of the habe ef ' U..K.. ... u. rc. ...u uuue. , bfe. " in all the commandmenti and ordinance '. D..ki..k .11 .1.. j...' r of the gospel she walked blameless." Her " loots, her language, her deportment, and her Jesus." On all occaaiona, publick and private. octal -end rehgiousj her eonductand her eonvr venation, Were auch, a became tho- gopel,M she professed -JReligioa had, indeed, becoena ident Bed, with all her words and actions j and hai difTuied a Spirit of meekness, humility and gentleness over alTTicr de portnierX DurlngT long, protracted and painful illness, she experi enced all the value of a hope in Jesua. It was to her soul, an anchor sure and steadfast. Mild, placid sod cheerful she bore her suffering, without a murmuring word; . cxpreaaing a wil lingness to depart, teeing, that, " the knew in whom she had believed," While she patiently subinlued, to the feeble effort of human skill, her conldnce, and truji werTi SaaJuMwanifi. tjul all her hopes, all her wishes, .and aj her iktircs, were directed to the tame j eloriout object. In iirrn ana animaung uuj.ic, ui a jujiui reiurrcvuoii, the quietly fvH asleep in Jems i and her afflict ed and beKavcd children and friends, are tup ported, by the reflection, that she has gone receive a crown" of Immortal glory, aid never endjng felicity. " Precious In the sight ef the Lard, it the memory of hit aaicta." T ' t I .. M.'. ' !, I..,. t; o I . ..t Mu'er t.'rrt. A a"-!' i f t'icn ii j 1 - i.f srUt Xa lt.l CiUaj and t'.lirr,. 1-ftfTut 1 ''., If I f if, tiny failure cf i!, i. tAton ltiotirn-r,e ei mar Its cu-, fr aall knon. Yo !! a,! io aute, wltn the contractor cr mail tartWr, or drivtr. It U fault, and Ie bat rtpct toge ther with all infunruitUe that ralatet io the trana portation of tha mail, when la any jSrrrta re. prthfta.ble. Toa w Jl rveouVet that ei.l port euaWaut are vet to leave jour office, then out of repair, o much aa in any way te jeopar due the tafcty of the mall i hut yuu will alt) Ant cause the necessary repairs to be mad. .llaUa when, carried en horse Lack, are to he siaoA toiMko wtbtr by oiUlotfi or hear sklnaa aad wU 4 aragaa, withi 4hohoJy andcr tin drier fret, in t secure boot. fUgu- Untyof tha fewilt depend much upon the prompt se4 eipuut reporu mnU by Pot.Maitrrs. R. J. MElCt, P. M. C, CONCORD DIBLR SOCIEI'V. The teventh anniversary meeting of (hit Society will be held tt Steel creek church, en the firwt Tuesday In August nett. It it earnestly reqnested and ei peeled, that all the members, and all those who feci themselves Interested In the wel fare of our country, will give their tttcn dance. We have every consideration ol justice, love and merer le tiigetitoo Many a poor wretch, in the cottage of poverty will he soothed in his expiring moments j and with hit eyet b trd on hea ven, beiming with gratitude, his last prsyer s tl be uttered for the Corn-on! Ctble Society. Sh.ill we look on calmly ana Deltoid tnomane nerUhf hhall we f; asa br, like the Leite,on the other aide ..... i..r .empcr -no spun U a L ll. . m J . . ! ! . a I the Son of God, who, unrequeated, paid uur ranom wnn nit oiooi i no i every ...I l L.. . r l l lence which brought our Saviour from Jieaven, will lay ami act otherwise. It it hoped and expected, that the incnai ot tut society win ue greatly aug. I. ... mented al this meeting. A. C. M'RKE, Secrttatf. June 30, 1123. 2tC2 Br. lntuw Vagan, T AVIVG located bimaelfat Mmint J 1 Vernon (Itowan county,) close by the ature of Mr. Jacob Krular.oT- fer to the inuabitant a round the tiioit prompt and aaiiluous exerciae or the several dutiet of his proftauona. Mount rernn,July 1, 183J. 6ttf llan ovaf Ikum mo tubaenbet living in lUu-koount,n tbo i7d in-l ataot, ew bound or indcaled boy. about twenlyyear of age, by the name or Jutk fheeni, Kaid boy I nsr it a mulatto, nve centt reward aiwinHiaWl - liafjarin aAial Kot I A Itaaw. Kill txe I - Y w w 1 v i . . KA, . i ANDYV. H. TUTTLE. W 23, 1833. 3t63 Uan-awi, or Stolen. 17 HO M the subscriber, on the 4th J uly, t mulatto JL' fcl llo nxmed BILL, 23 or 4 car ni are, 5 feel, 4 or 5 inches high, with a reoiarkable sin gular mark on tha right id of bia nose, rather i or a puque colour, ma cunning noi recouecieo; he haa been in the jail of Sahabiirv, I will giro a reward of 10 dollartvte any per mtmt -ton wno wiu acurerinc wo nerro w me, or cu re him in jU so I may get him t or 35 dollar if stolen, on delivery of bim and the thief. If he hat a free pas, I will rive a reward of 50 dol lars, for the delivery of him and the person who gave it to him,' upon its being tatia&ciorilg pro rru uhu nc a uh prnKm. i purcnasea aatu ne-1 gro of Dr. Isaac Philips of Rockingham county. !AHICL UUY. IrtdfU Ctunty, ith July, 1833. lrr Remaining in the PttUOjUe, of Ctnctfd, M C r Jult lit. 1833. A. William Atkinson, Abraham Area, Ben-1 t .i j e.k in;... b n.M.! Hamhart, William nrice, Samuel Black, Jane M. uei hwck, jane ai. Bingnarrn reteri,. uogcr. i,.- i inam inton, n tlliam craton, Villiam Cosset, VTu "J vL'u'uvT.T I j W. v SW aj,ut0 S Tlvww .IVf Jacob Fnexier.l uwu risner, yeorge n. neno. oamuei i Gaurer, Chnatian Gregory. H. George Har . . n o "V- - .. . v . mm. tA tlunr. .JTpn "Smno? WMn- ?kV siarv, siaver. Aiacarnr nornn. jonn atnenni.i . . . . mt SimiiAl llfinrg. 1 liritnti Mntlv HirhaM I . :-mr-rv-m-r-.,,w.- k . v . . ........ i irBeerr NTobcrt KuL P.-Kobert Parkin, 1 i '-' it j if t .v.w, - ."-""-.f .'f-WI,- """" Wthawrtaif 1M kVl.a mi a anKauaw. KakMa a. (f II . nL'll' aau m- I "'0' "r- : r---1 ; ""7rJ "V"- . i Il,.IW. TJ . UrM Thnm.lDnl.Kil faJSHaJmBnnm Smith, Jamee Sloan, Samuel Shinn, Alexander k-. " T""'V" 7 rrr Tt Scott. T. Joahua Tuter. W Samuel Wai lace, Doct James Wilson. J ease Wilson. Y, James Young. , 3wr63 - D. STOItKE, A. P. M. 10 Dollars Uan A,vya 'f "I7R0M the tubKriber.Kving in jX X the county of Rowan, on the TWft.vJa. Mift. June, a tiegro. man named Art thteboy fortnerty bekmged f ,.tlt Well no aa aa carriage drv l trawi catul c,svcin Ifan sax. tall in I sgtewe ttature.fry black complexion, t -lav1, la v v"v wr-x. w mm eiBvi(w tui uim iyuia vetaa vtf wv v x vaeuiait: vfl ' isv.b .ifsiiwiic jvmim wi ii. vniuii. not recollected. 1 have no idea- where he ia gone.- Any person giving information to the ubacriber.at Mock's Uld Field, or securinrhim in iailor otherwise, so u heresy he again in tr.y I 1vvmiu!,."u uo uucraLtij rsarucu, . " , a Jiait25AZ13. 60 ' " I VcitlraU r.v.-i:in;;U I'MMI . f v.. i r, tr rMt! in Im'.i.t., I f li Int. i.. .''nlyi tliua I. .'., aivUrfi,'!, (,ir, tf t wi Dilif Llflif tut . n, Will 1,1. i hi to cll ' I. mir to g. gnrr t..rA'i.il he W. le I u.rU a aWt it the tt auwj j. ( t rtm tkt f'rrrf AnHikte J i-otiiiiAir or ii ay u.n. Vhet tU -.-.'.it - In sinlan.1. one ef tnf rrif.ro mt a c.iiiii.i ! J, ir JiUtia KrynbUI. to take b t Portrait. Iiadn ant to li p.n tcr limtM, a4il att h ut, but ivn gttw l.ra.1. ir Jui,'J fr' f l f' " iU'rMi, I fiot fiaidt a n.an'T Wi V.l t HhHrt,!iih fiH pii countuKe i a"l t-ffm th a tiirf i ll arvifher day, 'I h Mn.e tanner r4 wnt of tSprvaaioN teeurnnat Ihonett attempl, .H(y Itv'tU vn l)f!Jc4.iiiiur!c,ciltlitrrfurnifitw " Io Lie royal hiehnr, who ii.liir J tli fulliw '' rrotte Cmn pr h tha aervieo of tto qnayn. lay (In took h'atrt fortlio rkU d time.uoa aa the cmvr,tluB hegse to tlS, a eurtala rot , and the fair Gentian oddrta J hire in hi native lanpiage, aith a moat elrfrtnt eoif'pl.inmt. lUrdn, Ulitild,dVrhrriK I the enchautr Ith qiioationt hla couiitenance roarr l ita imaiMvl "a rapW'y t.cd Ita . fr,tU- av ' . t oltrnlVtment." ! qtjtR pu,ti6 re.pectr.dly h'furmedi tt.at L the .yitnmult Huinet which ha beet for a nuif.b.r oT. veate traiMaeted bv Vr'.A t'rtu, cn. of hatiabury, ill id f rturt ba e, ducted by me, intho aarna building t wher v. cry ntrraaary attention m particulanty Will be given, to render MtlaTtction totMe he. plcaie to favor mt fcitu theireoatoin; - r.nwARii LHtsa, - Jaiilirary, ,1orY 20, I H2J.-'47tf ' The CopfMtrnniUilng, and Tin plate htlnt. heretufure transacted by II. Cres arn. mill iw f'u',,r V? wt mt V a a . a a I hose who fatur me w ith their Ciatoiri, mar (le. . . . . . , h licllnttt daiahiiitv and de.patdu ' . ... . i . : I .tf. 14. I ' lotoUlltr)' Mf.TCUlinU UU OTJIt.RS. TilE owner of the fetetm-n at MAID OF . OHLEAXK, baring formed ho deig4 of pinning bcr ncttMaton, and there after, a a. pnblto Iroightinr H(l", bctaren Charlrtort and Cher i and Indirig H indiipenaahlr to hee iiccesa, that ahe should at ail timet ha full freight and dinpatch, luve reanlwi, when there happen to be a deficiency nf freight to mrtpt it themselves with the lesding aniclea of Mer chandise, yit i Nit, Iron, Vugr, alohuwet, Cof. ' tea- a.a In ha aiil, I in fimntitira k Ihrir rnta at Cleraw, at enst, chjrrgea,end a anH sion. Having their rcaidunce in New-York an4 Charleston, the o-ner do not hesitate to aur the pwbtie that their advantarea for the moot G. voraLU porcbaKa by cargo and otherwiar, ere not aurpaated i and that their prices shall be re gular and Mtivfactory to all rational buyer, m hiuiu mj mm iv nui h um inicrra ut um mcro chant to purchaaemuch of hit wppiirs of them,- raincrTnan auDreii tome tnconvtmencesna fic -far oF retrinr them fmm diatant marketi. anal - ihmn irS Mil., rtilnnrla - In MHini,iiMin.l f . . ... ihl a,., l-.ir-V- .t. k k..;p !a Ll f - a, mix j " savtv wwmw!- pw vviiim t avaais tw aw r f lllaj i" i f v i v bmi u'wiiui w cfuririL T and 500 Sack priee liverpoof HlL nr.t.K9 et-BU.Nvrt.L. ' nnrm. June 4, 4t03 P110P0SJ1L8 ,. roa ruaLi hino gy tuascitrrto'e, 1 In meeUt tSermtnt, tf Ttmthf Dwigkt, D.J3 LL. D.SectHd EAttut. Q CONVEKSE, having contracted with the heirt of the rate Dr.Dwiirht forthertrrorei - right to publish hia ay stem of Cheology, r wv poaes to publiah a Second edition of that al' t . Die won, turttnpt, a aoon aa awrabie prcra rationfoe.ao SM(av-prjMiaiaW .... made. - At this 1a(e hour, it it unnecessary to say, that, for sound common senae, for tf me of intellect, for originality of thought, for clesrnee of method, for vigor and bnlbaney of Imagi-' nation, for eorrwetnete of tatt. tor a hpn style and classical Unguage, and f r unpaationed eloquence, foe andor and Catholicism, fbr a tin e-ey u uw truth, tor fervent ptety and teJ for God, for love of the soul of men, fir ten. .I- r i t , . '.. .,i .i..., r.w. )iiii"hiuvm v. w, iure uiuiLun uuw r:A,i t ki. r kU ,:.t hi wotk nptcMy hi, e.t WOrk, the of Jfeaw CWaa Coatee, .. .v. . ..i7. ... - . . . gc-iptureav-Dr. Dwit-ht ha been turnaaaed k. u- IZa . .IT,- w u uii iHinw. p, wni m uwni vniumcu in EngUnd, hit work haa passed throurh six or. j t ve vi va car 1 1 asjL v auiui ua auir wuuiiut. .in hM been stereotyped br4b-: HIP. tlUM,B,:UMWJW HU UIIH, IC1I... - mm stsw " w 1 1 a tut mmm iiiaiia ninti rirraa i aanm - -- ..- ... , . . . " .T - .ST "1 XI '.1. SSTt "i wyaa vao, a i tv tnv cuiuun will uc UlliJ J ISIJCUL nut "to tltcriber at IU th aet bund. .Tht Work will be atwell executed in all reapect, at 7. - 7 " - f,Mt edition, end theyiMaW tert himtelf that he baa ao far reduced tbe ex- pense of the work as to bring it within the abil. ity of a large portion of readers to pui-chane,. who have hitherto been deterred from huvintr from the high price of the book. , . . v - JVew-Uaven, Dec 34, 1823. . f : - The inhabitant of Western Carolina will now have an opportunity -of supplying tbemtelvee at the Tery low.prke of glO the set, with this ' valuable work, a work which hat probably eentributed more than, eny otbor to- raine the - bterary and Christian character of our Bepublic. bt jr, eext , , Fenoaa who wub to eube . anwlna Tra tkia- twlr elt an jialVma, cither of tbe followinirpentlemen.yiat the Re' jr.caara. wwiiaiiiaii v. r rauuii avscpu mJ.lxupw trick, Daniel .Gould, Jsmes M'Bee, D. D. John Robinson, parauej C Caldwell, John M. Wilabn, Samuel Williamson, and Cbatincer Eddv. of Messrs, Thotnaa L. Cowan, Abel Graham. Hi. nun .nouxun, aucu jouiig uurvi JvCinaaXu Jiw10A," li23, ' . ' - 3(62 t '