.;.V..-Urr.v.') t- fv.:l.if!, tf SY
hi! tn S V"i"lfJ, I be rr
tent. 10 be secretary cf I ! nsvyoflhe
II. Kutti. vice b. I hotnn.on, rciUnrd.
Mr. Suytbsrd rr r ! in Washington
en Mendsy, snd " luf?f entered on
t. ,.f-rmanct of the dunes of hit of
IVf. which bsvc been tsmporsrilr dia
'.argsd by Cm- HoOgtn .Nj. r.
, The m Arr. of the that
'jlace ha fata onueually healthy ihie km.
f 0!fi Itale opened the county court f.r erimi.
Sal case at Motile, 0 the ! it. 1 nere was
fcut till business, U, throiifb I be IncnVleney
athe prison, lb prUoaerl effected a volun
tary eod "pnrral Jail dcnvery," without the
itr!p of either Judge, ehcruT. lawyer, Jury,.eoe
stable or hangman..
Tfittnino&'i Island, arrived al iMs port
n Wednesday last t and has since gone
up to the mvf ysrd. In coming; up th
Potomsc she estmcd Mnont V ernon, tht
ruit sepulchre ef Gen. Weihington.
Jc U said the fatigues suffered on bosrd
tht amsll tcssels, on the above atiuon
art so great, that many of the officers
who arrive heme are reluctant to go back
gain.
rro.
AFRICAN COLONY.
riTKaiai-no, v. tarr. 26.
So aaxioat art many cf our fret color
d people of repairing to Africa, snd
joining their cemrsdes there, that tinct
. . . .... - 1 I! ! I . I -1
me return 01 mo mamuuai wnom we ai
Jaded i a few dsve sgo, no let than ONK
HUNDRED AND SIX pcrtont, resi
sicnti tf this town, hive entered thair
ramet, and are preparing to emigrate to
tht establishment at Cape Mesmraeo. .
Thit number, e believe, comprise about
one-tenth of our free colored population
Hrjmblkan.
Ql'IROGA.
It la well known that tol. Quiroga
saoramenced and led en the revolution at
Cadiz, which ended in the establishment
f the constitution. Hit reputation it at
intimately connected with r, aa that of
Brutus ii with tht expulsion of tht
kings. - Hence to many attempts have
Veen madt to corrupt him. These fail
In;, the e.fTbrt hit been made to blacken
kit reputation. Whatever stigma could
ot thrown upon him, would re-act upon
the constitution ; wiih weak men, it might
extend bit own infamy to tho tout -MeeJf
Which he had tupported. Moritlo it the
man who has made the attempt; am
Sous at he It, hat only to strengthen the
autt he hat last espoused, but to bring
atown other men to bis twn level.
The following letter from MadriJ throat con.
aiderable JigU on the Duke d Anjoulcme'i
journej to Seville, and alio account In very
atlifitctory manner for much which wai before
obicure and unintelligible. The letter (tayi the
frYrw) appears to ut to bear ever' mark of au
thcatkity i
"JHiubiJ. July 28 The Duke of Antroulcme
oegan hia march this morning at day light, for
Seville and Port 8t. Mary't he takes with him
what remained here of the gtiarda and other
troopt, in all about 4000 men. Gen. Molitor is
to join him at Cordova t ami on the-20th of next
montn It U pretumed Ibey wniarrive at Seville
The Duke of Riggio remaina here with 3000
man, and ben. jurcda a uivuion will come la
s aoon u the men are clothed.
"The decided object of the Duke's journey
to the south, it to enter into a negociation if
powible, with Uie peopla of Cadis. The French
are now inclined to treat upon a liberal basis.
Six months ago, nothing would do abort of a
urrender or the Kinra person, ami the aisso-
lutiott of the Coverrfuient j offering on the in-
suae, merely to guarantee the uvea and proper
i. ty of the Members of the Cortes (wit!) certain
' sceptions) and other Liberals j and proposing
to give penuens to tuCn or them at would choose
to reside in France. But now, that the intrigues
and plans of Russia have pretty well developed
themselves, the eyes of the French tovernment
lave been opened, and its policy towards his
country has undergone a visible change.
1 "The Duke of Angouleme has had little or
BO influence with the Regency.
" The Russian Ambassador seems to direct all
their measures and operations, and it is evident
lTlJO&be.en, .doing rfigmirl
IlEIChf
I 4a . :r !. . . it.. .i i r .v .
,i ma u ii were wiaiijr inurpcnaeni oi uic
. ain troop have been made for the purpose of
esuDiisnmg ui absolute monarchy ana the
Inquisition.'
: The French beirin afco ti feel that thei
et are Inadequate to subdue the Peninsula j
they dread the resistance which' r.1ii k cans.
ble of offering, and the delays which would
arise from attempting to reduce, by mere block
idea, the other fortified towns which are in wos-
Icuion m tne constitutionalist. , More than ail
they fear that if thr continue much lonirer ta he
BV'olved th tlio Constitutional party in this
which Russia has ,m contemplation, and afford
- her t me to eonsummtte her pTahiC " ITii'w re
aons bie operated, with so much tartx oponthe
French Government, that it has been, resolved
Via rtbld,' to nKqvettngTand to step in as
SeeM1tmnffaenrty' Seliete4
wai an arrangeineni win iKe place si soon as
the Duke of Angotileme arrives before Cadiz.
I imagine, however, that his Royal Highness
will first what be can do without the nter.
position of GreAt Britain. He is sanguine
enough to believe that the Government of the
Certee will have confidence in bis own ffer
and in the promise which be will make them.
t You mar rest assured that bis Royal Highness
" 1D find himself disappointed in this respect
The people of Cadii must hare some other gua-
tuAtn if thej treat at all j they .must have the i
fannMi-f r.h,:!n,1, tn.! 0 ' ',4 aT'-'t
ftnty ttirw.gli thuf Misiln'i.H., ! n ti t.n !
for i.U a Irt'tttftiirt sl.ntl ktttr,
"Hip srrimri.u al.ii u are lAflta 1
fhrr. ii are the fulhtmwtt Aa vtpf
ClisniHrr, or rtlhrr prrhsp a rnil. sftrr ll
tiUa t4 Amrrirs i tlia Knr to hate an t,.lui
trin, an4 the Pi4 Artii U uf the f:.mtitMtnn to
be paswd Into s Isw. The 71A Artjclr, tnuare
saarr, rirrt to a qutLfiratitMi In pn.icrty to
entitle p rsons to brtome ranltutna fur a avst
in tin Jsgitutiirf s lut as tha Oi'Hutmn now
stiKti. it m suwifnded at to Its t fleets. '
It more than these conckits be demanded,
or even if thtse be not nrrtHiatcd for throucli
tht interpositiofl of KnriL thry will be da
msndrd in taia. a4 "try at'roi.t at Mgocta
Won will be fruitleas until L'aUa 11 reduced to
U Uat esiremity, either by famine or bombard
ment from tbt aea."
Sitkneii at Katthcx.An citract of
Utter from ajfentleman of NetrYtrk, to
hit corretpandeiil, dstcd Nstchet, Aug.
31, tits All it buttle anxojofubaitft
(he v'ellew Tever rtjlng with uneism
pled vtoleLct. Same, who wert well at
breakfast, art In thair Coffins be fa re nine
t'clock at night. There were about 75
catet reported yeiterday. The inhabit
ants art removing, and are tiptcttd to
go tut en mant to-day .
THF. rr-STtLENCF.
FORT GIM0N, M. Alt). 21. To ttCOrd
circumstances evincive af the increase of
happinets among mankind, it tht favor
ite duty of the journsliitt j but thit week's
tak is a painful one. The yellow fever,
attended by the rnoit appalling fatality
now rages in the city of Nachec No pa
pers have been received of later date than
Saturday last, from which I have extrac
trd every thinp on the subject. I have
also been politely furnished with several
estrscts of loiters, reenved in town yet
terdsy morning, whirh sro subjoined. I
have converted with several persons, whe
fled two dya after the alirm was given.
They compare the confusion which pre
vailed on Thursday and I'riday Utt to
such as would be'eipeclad in a city en
veloped in flames. Every avenue was
thronged with fugitive, with a portion of
their property, escaping at lortheir lives.
"Xatehrz, (Mit.) Mf. 26 We have
wretched timet in Na'cher eight to ten
dying dily."
Aatch'z, Mi. Jut. 55 At present
there is nothing out death and destruction
artund ut; the dealha and attacka are
much more numerout than when you left
here, and it hat already become very
alarming."
" WaMnrtm Mg. 36 Natchez is
nearly deserted ; there have bean from six
to ten deaths per dsy since the alarm was
given and there has been scarcely an in
stance of one recovering who was violent
ly .tracked.-
Manufatptiti There art in the Slate ,
t . Hew Yorkr 204 - incorporated manu
facturing establishments, whose capital
amounts to 820,250,000. There art al
to hundreds of manufacturing establish
ment! not incorporated.
American caucoes.
An establishment for printing calicoes
will bo shortly in operation at Taunton,
Ms. A large one hat already been set 10
operation at Chelmsford, Ms. It is said
calicoes can be made here of as good qual
ity, end sold as cheap as those made in
Europe.
Water-finqf Cloth. A. proceta has
lately been invented in Glasgow, by which
cloth may be rendered water proof. It is
reported to consist In rluiag two pieces
of cloth together by a wash of tautthouc
(tr Indian rubber) dissolved in the miner-
si oil produced stthe gss works, and pas
sing them through rolling press. It is
said that t coat may thus bo made per
fectly impervious to ram.
Baltimore ratrtot.'
New CYor Jt The Paris Journal det De-
bats mentions thst M. Leroy, Clockmaker
to the king, has invented a clock which
can go twenty years ss long as it is not
worn away without being wound up. Ju.
TPm"? PtJMflSi jaoejofreiena
to hare discovered the perpetual motion?
butJjois athat
ienti useful aruYle. of fur i'ure as low in
price as' tht common time pieces.
tamanttitrxjttnaitviei ua saiu r
day last. Mr. S. B. H . Judsh, the writtr,
and Mr. Solomon King the publisher of
the libelous work under tho above title,
were called up to tbt bar of tht Court of
Sessions, in the city of New York, to re
ceive sentence; After an able and inge
nious appeal to the court by Mr. Judah,
in which ho attempted to JostifJhimsf
bjradduclhe practice, ot'editori ,of
newspapers, in their daily attacks on their
fetlow cMMnaTDarFcuTarisiriff tlio editors
krthNJIrmatli
rii A J..il... 'V. a Anln.-ft It. ka m
a fine of 2400, and stand committed un
til the fine was paid. Mr King was fined
gJOThis fino-wo have not a doubt
wilLbe doubly: refunded by the extra de
mand caused by the prosecution, and ex
traordinary curiosity, injudiciously exci
ted in the public mind to see the work.
I he sentence ought to nave oeen ten
times Ihe sum, or riotmn. ,
aniiiNis tij know khnUr it ,Vn.
Of (h,i, fcn.t f.lnn.inf, li m tiu'irr I ti
ca, tift (Jr rwlrmn j In the Uu UlU pinit vl
setting i opemuon tut parptul mouun ! I
I Oot know.) , (avian'.
JJ'rifrrn Siatf-n the wtitsrn ststes,
as It appears from their papers, the ceun
try it particularly unhealthy, relativity ts
tht towns. A Vinccnnct (Ins).) paper
mentions that In tht months si July anal
August, erumtxr or ismiiiei bavt rt
moved from Illinois to Vlncsnnes, to re
main during tbt sickly season. Tbrct
years since tht town tf VinctMti was
I shonnad aa an lofcctas! (Uttrlct.
, At PeniscoTs,froni jl't 14 to the 9th
of August, there was no d:ath In cense
ouenct of an disease, i&d DO ssriaus
irlorcitfTbt Charleston Courier
tf tht 19th bit lays that a ungulnary bght
took plsct yeiterday afternoon in Waih
ington street, between two White Men,
in which one of them bit tflptrt of tht
chin snd undtrlip of his opponent The
offender wsi arrested, and committed tt
prison t while the mutilated part of his
adverstrv was picked up, and conveyed,
together who its owner, to t surgeon, in
order that they night be ajain united, If
practicable.
- Prttident Cltth-K end of blaetltth
fill yards.) being part of a piece msnu
hctured by Win. Hirst, of Yorkshire,
England, was sold al auction in New York
on Friday last, by Messrs. Beggs, Thomp
son k Co. for 17 7J cents per yard. It
is understood that the emperor of Russia,
the king of England, and the president of
the United Stares, have each had a cost
from the same piece.
CountrrfcUtri.. Tht names ef sixty
two counterfeiters tf Lee's billiaus pills,
have been lodged with tht worthy doctor,
for prosecution. They should be com
pelled to swallow i dozen of the spurious
emission ss a punishment. They will
work wanders National Aixoeatt.
Foca Aim tai At an honest Hibemisn
was passing t street auction is this city
he paused a moment to witness tho sport.
"Going, going!" exclaimed tb auctio
neer, who held a book in his hind 14 go
ing, at two shillings, two and thrte peace !
two snd six pence! two and nine
pence (three and three ! going ! go
ing I gone ! ft is yotjrif air." " Mine, !
sir," replied the Irishman with unaffected
surprise" what is It JT M PCAonfai,
sir, at three and" three. No no, my
dear boney. you don't poke-it-on-to-us,"
replied Pst,aad walked off.
C HT I" W
It ia tht opinitn of thsj lata -DrlllxaT
tcixL, that the non-appearance of spots
oo tho sun, it a sigk of tho scarcity of
luminous mstter in that body. It has
been also said that the state of the weath
er is influenced by these phenomens, and
that when no spots art discovered in the
sun's disc, it is, ia consequence, some
what colder. '
tt is said in Calcutta papers, thst during
tht Isst festival of Jurf emasif, in Hindos-tan-)
there were to few' pilgrim a present,
that they were unable to drag the Car
The Brahmins called in other aid, but no
devotee could be persusded to sscrifire
himself to the Idol, They now talk of
removing the Rath to a more central th
ualion.
. . . ... MARRIED,-
In this county, on Wednesday, the 1st inst. by
the Rev. i. 0. Freeman, . Mrjmzi AtCinn, of
Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, N. C. to Hiss
Harriet JltCtrkle, daughter of the late Rev. Dr.
H'Corkle, pastor of Tliiatyra congregation, in
this county.
M No truth more jure than this ;
That, when this life is o'er,
Man dies to live i Snd fives
To die no more.
Cwgetr' 61 jrtfafl'ao'uome'
.ijtojiJBafemaixc
much farjented. IWn exhibited aaexample. wofc.
thy of imitation. Her best eulogy may be found
in the inconsolable aorrowa of her family, and
thrtleep snd unlversafTigTeTorher numer
out and respectable circle of relatives snd friends.
Sometime before her death, ahc became deeply
impressed with the necessity of a personal and
experimental " knowledge of the truth, as it is
in Jesus." In full assurance of an Interest In
the "great atoning aacrifice,'' abe gently fell
asleep in Jesus t and her family -land friends find
consolation and support -n4htv ammating n
victimtithat She hirgohe U a;rp'ale-of, tat
toWst,-which irmains fwfeo:plittodr
son'bf'Vic'aer'rownV'il of tins place, aged
5 years. This'is the second time these afflicted
parents hsve been called to moum the loss of io-
?ahrsons, of unusual promise. V'b.o, that has
witnessed their sorrows, does not unite in the
prayer, that as their day ia, so may their
strength be i" and that they may .yet live "to
see good slayat-tccocding to the days In which
they have 'Seen evil.":': ' -TT' .H-'uXx ,
tDtstf ow, sfT. 1.
We Irara tntt Negro 'eA'y ihrreJ
with pouo&mg tier tnaster ir.Sumurl
Siinner, of AVaihiertan county, wi
tried last week at ilertie Superior
Court, found fcuilty, aad sentenced to
be executed on the 10th ef next month
at Washington; at which lime Levins,
her sitter' nasi accomplice, will be tie
cuted. Cairtte.
frtcrtburg, ft. Srfit. U-Ont tf the
fret colored pertans, who left thit town
for Africa tome time tgoAreturned turt
oojrldsy night for his family) Ut sposkt
In 'the most enrsptute4!erm,0f tha.a"
tlvt "country of tht Ulacks, dcicrihing
as tht gardea spot of tht world, whither
every-frce nun of totor lhould Immedi
stely repair. This ststemeat we t.ad
from tht person hlmself,"whd ls an Intef
ligtnt man, and pttsesscd of considerable
property. Rrftubfitan.
A barrel of fleur, which eviJetilly had
been in the occsn ttvsrsl years, i it was
completely covered with barnacles and
grass, wss picked up, In tho South Pacif
ic ocean by s whsling ship. Oo opening
it, it wss found to bo in a state of preser
vsiion, and not mora than an Inch of It in
jured by tht wattr. It came to band
timely, aa tht ahlp'scompany was in great
dtartss for tht want of brcsd.
Proverb-Lcsve a dog, and amor
talker in the middle of the street.
rAir.TTr.fit.hr. prices, 21.
Cotton, 12) to 131 1 flour, fine, 5) i superfine, 6 1
wheal, 85 a Wi whiskev. 40a 42 1 neach brandy.
SO a 621 1 apple do. 40 to 43. com. 4i to 1 ba.
eon, 10a 17 i salt, Turks Island, Ma 90, per 1U0
bushels i mobusei, 40 to 43 j sugar, museovsd 9
to 10; coffee, prime, green, 29 to 31 1 3d and 3d
quality, 28 to 39 1 tea, hvsnn, 1 2J t flax-seed 75 1
tallow, 8 s 9 1 beet ax, 30 a 33 , rirr, 3 50 to 4 per
100 fta. i iron, R4 75 to 5 25, nr. 100 lb. i tobfccui
leaf, 2 75 a 3 50 ( manufactured, 5 to 20 pr. cwl
CHERA1T PRICES, Sepl. ZO.
Cotton, 10 to 13 ctt. i Flour, new rerbirreL
6 1 old 4 to 5t Com, buah, 50 to 60 eta.
Oats, 35 to 40 els, i Praa, 65 to 75 eta. Vt hiav
key, ral. 40 to 4 Jell. i Api.lcllrrv!v. 40 to 43 1
Tobacco, 3 to 4 j Bees ax, lb. 30 cts. i Tallow,
6 to 7 cts. i Ilarn,9 to 12 cts. Lanl,7t10ctS,
Butter, 10 to 20 rt.t Ragging, 32 to 35 cts. i
Iron, 5 to 6 dols.j Halt, bush. I dol.i ursr. 7
to 12 dols Coflce, lb. 28 to 30 eta. , Twine, lb.
50 cts. Molasses, 40 to 50.
CHARLESTON PRfCE. Srpt. 22.
Cotton, 8. hhmri, 14 to 30, stained do. 1? 10
16 ( Santee, 19 to 20 1 short staple, 14 to 16 1
Rice, prime, 3 i inferior to good, 2) to 3)
Whwky, -tPetm.y-33 to 33 CtSTi w. F.. Rum,
37 to 38 1 Apple Itrandy, 33 to 34 cts. j ToSsc
ro, Kentucky, tieorgia, Fayetterilla, ke. 2 to
4 1 Deeiwax, Jl to 32 cents t Tallow, 8to9i
ReeC Boston Mraa, Its No.L9rfcrim & No.
2, 6 W 7Jt MackarctJio.J4Co.4r 34i
Bacon, 8 to 9 cts. i Hims, 8to9 Lanl,9 to 10
RaiTSrinr. Dundee k Inverness. (42 inch) 32 to
33 cts. i Cognise Rrandy, 1 15 to 1 25 per ral. I
llolland bin, iuu to 110 cts. per gallon t Iron,
Russia k Swedes, 4 to 4 100 lbs, i Engtiah 3 j i
Salt, Liverpool coarse, 621 cts. per bushel i
Turks Island, 55 a 60s Sugar, Havana Mhite, 11
to 13 1 Brown, 81 to 8 J j Muscovado, 7 to 9 1 St.
Crois (primej 10 N. Orleans, prime,. 9 -to
9) i Inferior, 7 to 8 Refined t-oaf Sugar, 16 to
SO i ColTee, best green, 25 a 25 J ; Inferior to good,
22 to 24 1 My son Tea, 95 to 105 cts. per lb.
Rum, Jam. 87J eta. i West India, 65 1 atatasaea,
(WIJ 2a lo30cUBUck Peppery 20 to 21 1
Pimento, 28 a 30.
N. Carolina Bank Bills, 3) a 4 per Cent bit. i
Georgia do. 3 a 4.
Csn The few parcels of new Upland that
come to market are readily taken at 16 to 17
centa for the northern manufactories, .
A load of new niton received at Hamburg, S.
C. the fore part of August, waa sold at 15 eta.
and a load received at Augusta, Geo. about the
same time, waa sold for 16 cents.
State of North-Carolina, 1
ftOWAW COrjSJTY. .
T) T virtue of authority in me vested, I will ex.
1 J pose to public sale, on the third Monday ia I
November next, at the Court-I louse in Salisbury,
the following tracts of land, late the property of
Richmond Pearson, sen. dccd. to it j One tract
lying on toe north side of the South Tadkin,
containing by estimation five hundred and eigh
tv-two acres, and ed loins the lands of Mrs. Eli-
u Pearson- Josenh Villiamt and othera.-; One
b6t)JSd;pbilng Jbe al
abrnttwo bandml nH fiJl::aa;-wCue other
tract ly ing between tie South Vaktaan4 Hunt
CieavanAewtaina by estinratwn one thetiaand
acres.jOne.othejr tract Jyangon-weaotito-'side
of Inird Creek, and contains by estimation four
hundred and fifty acren on which there is a
valuable jgrist ami saw Mill. ' Vn all t fnrgft.
ing tracts, there are valuable corn grounds, a
E art of which ia in cultivation.- The aforesaid
nda will be shewn by Messrs. Charles and Rich
mond Pearson, to any person desirous of pur.
chasing. The terms of eretlit will be made
known on the day of aale. , -:' . -
D, F. , CALDWELL.
October 2, 1823.
6wt79
Negroes for Sale.
" A"' TAWLToCHBr
XV man and woman, a child four years old, snd I
onetwoyesrs' old, msy be had for notes nesrott
.j . - .- -s-t
able iHhe Slate Bank, or, .rejssgnshmrvdlt
Ilie ttua is a tolerable shoemalteT, and the wo
man accustomrit to iKHiae-work, washing, fce
Apply at this office. ' ' "
Sept. 1823. '. . . 73tf . .
IVahtin
IJtROM all persons indebted to the subscriber,
. as Guardian of A. J. Worke, on or before
the first day Of November next i otherwise they
will find their- notes in the hands of public offi
cers for collection, without favor or affection to
any person, as the money must come. t
.. ; ALEX. TQKHENCE, '
UretUU Cntnt, Avfr lm-rltffTT-
Eci
Urn
iUm'UmxfU M W t ',t Ctmtr.t, .V. tl
I, l ;.l.
i joiiNir.Ai r.xAM)r.K,M,n;ia AJiua,
J Tlt Ars, It ThumM Hiion, f"U
oman Bumea, Brvbas, An lrsw I' ,
( harlrs katMrr, Jiwepli Il.ler, M illiam
nell, ftter l"rr, t Noh Curi, An.Jrrsr
t:or4irt, Jplin tate, ALls Crit, I tter l'.ltr,
Rdwrt CampUlt, tieorj-e CajfU 1 M il!imj
W. Ihir konti. V-fan! rarti!irt,1bon.s tr.
Win. f Abraham Fot, Catharine I'urr. Jfib
Frrese. G Robert CUm. WUlUmU. IUt,
ria,Ntlly Hudon,l1iwmrunlIurit, WilUam llr.
Via, Joac-ph llotl, Stary ln!e, ImHcIU Hunt,
f.Tge llmir?on, iVnpsey 5iyeu, Dott.
trharWi lrn. J Jul.u jUntr Jelm Jrrt,
John C. Jim.ton, 4 ui Jinatoru fci UJrt
Kirkjialrirk, Lair )rk j-sjn. k, Cnt, I), Kirf.
fAJrt.8Lerry. M-Jir, HUlrr, An.fr w M'
Cunlv, W Illiam M'CUIn, J..hn stiamhimer, Jo,
aeph MTJellamL Jarob trrf, Wil,.m Mt;raw,
MargtrM Mf ocWn. lJc4j.n H'llriae, John
Caleb, lluss f. SI 'Caleb, F.raseno MprrKuv.
Joho Slltchn K VniHam KtwrL O-fttt r
fHrereab. P Georr A; I'bifrr, John llott, Ko.
bert Prnians, Rev. Waher . Tharr. R r .-an.
cis Bum, Darkl Reese, David Rusat Wne Itn.'
Krs, John Kichry, Jane Ruml, James Kdt C r fb
gers, Jane Rust, Slareus Rerse, John I' ' era,
Jolm RtKL t HaHwell Spain, t'.Ktab, ih He
phenaon, John Stmbe, Alexander Nott, Martin
Htough, John 8eaman DavUl kliwtrr, PUilrs
Ihits. W Julu W. WtdJinrton, JosliJl P.
wyte. .
3t76 D. ITOnitF, A. P. ,'.
HivUinj unuswtllT Low.
rpilR subscftbee Is now receiving a hrgo
1 eortfheM of DMT ti(M)), IIARIVtVARC, '
CI'TJ LfRT, DOMF.H TICKS, kc. from New.
York and Philadelphia, selected by hlmsrlf t
Care, and bought on the beat terms. Being anx
ious to secure a continuance of his present reft,
portable custom, he haa cono to a determine,
tion to offer h estf mive stock of Goods In Sa.
Ksbury, at pnees which, la Lie opinion, wilt bo
found m low as the price of those who advert!)
-selling orf at Co." glass euetometsand !
puhhe generally, Ire invited to call, examine,
and judge for themselves. ,
, JOflJf MCITHT.
Pwcn ft,'?, N. C. Af. 1813. 'Cfl .
NEW AKSOimiEXT.
T'lE eibacribet has verj' reer ti""reIvatl
from Philadelphia, an asnrfrtieut of
my G oo3" JIanli arct
Cutlrry phf t)inritt I ,
which, with the assortment h exnecta to re
ceive in a short time, will ens'de bim to sell at
satisfactory pric-. The publicare resnettfull
invited to call, and examine for themselves. '
.- EDWARD CRBSS,--'
- SaUibHrf, Auf.'WttZi. iy
The Copperamithing, and Tin Plate bus!nev
heretufore transacted by D. Cress sen. will in
future be conducted by me, at the same place. v,-.
Those alio favor me with (heir custom, may de
pend on having their work done with, neatness,
durability and despatch. - , , ,
F.DWn."CHF.M.
Valuable Sale of G00l)8sZZ
rplir. stock of Goods of the latefimof CO?C
X OVER h Co, still U aokl at Airetioq to : '
the highest bidder, (without reserve) in th
Town of Cheraw, on the nth day of November T
nest, consisting of as choice a collection as waa -ever
exhibited for aale in this state i among '
which are -
Superfine Crotha and Caaslmeres,
Sattinetts, White and Blue Plaina, ,"!'.. ,
l1snnels and Blankets, - ' -'
TVomestJb blilrting, and power loom o.
i Irish Linens, Diapers, - " -J
Calico, Ginghama, ,-- - -
1. Blkvand fig. Silka and Seersuckers, - -7
Cmbrfllaa, Merino hswlsr""; ', "
Blk. and eol'd Canton Crapes, ' ' ' ' ?
Silk and Cotton Hdkfa. of cvcry-descrlptlosv
Cambricks and f ambrick Bobcat t .
Elegant work r d Flouneea, , : . t ' , , . v. f
A large assortment of Ribbons,
ColM and Nun's Thread andtoUon Balls, .:'..I.-.--
Hosiery of every description, -. - ; :
Thrcsd Ijieesand Paging, ; ; r : " , "
Tortoise Shell and Common Combs, 4 , 4 1 f s
A large and elegant assnrtment of ' ' --
IIAKD.WAItE. '
consisting tf every article In the Ti le.; '
Seine Twine, ,t
360 pair I jwlies best quality Morosco and 8a
tin Jean Boots and Shoes. . . . .
, 36 pr. Negro Shoes, '. , '. . , v y
20 do. Gentlemen's Boot . , ,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, ' . ;
Jamaica Rum, Imh w huker, .
- Madeira, Colmanar snd Malaga Wines, '
25 Bble, Country Gin, Rum and Whiskey,
3 II lids, and 35Bbla. Muscovado Sugar,
:900lbe. Loaf Sugar, " ' ,
28 kegs assorted sizei Cut KaflaIiU,
13 Kegs Best American Powder,
.,hiujMv viuitiiry eiama vigors,
mn jJa- , . ' .1- A-
3 -Tone Swede and English Inffi,"
A Iar sjsorrmeirt of "r
' GLASS-WAllE.
' Together with' every other article usually found
?namniry Stoie. 1 , 1 " ' . 1
. TERMS of Sale approved endorsed Notes,
payable 1st. February next or 2 per cent dis
count on the bills for Cash. " , . , "
. . - MAKVEY WII.LTAM3. 1
Sept. 11, 1823. . - 6(78
' Wool CartlingJMachinc. ,
milE I jncoln flottnn it:iniifi.rnrlnfTnmnn "
I I take thia opportunity to inform the pub- f
JV3 that tbek Machine la now in operation at the
from yncfilntdn. and attended bv- rood hand.-
p"n. w uiv cuuia fni, two nines
... .. . .. ..... . v. ......... . ....a..
All reasonable attention will be gieK to tecohis'-
erjt6mvr It Ufeniureaof those who bring wssl
t be carded, to rnek sndpil it,ln the proportion
of one pound or bird or oil to ten pounds of ,
wool. ' 1
-Also, the Company will have their Ht MB in "C"'
operation in a few- days. The company wi'j s;
purchase Flax Seed, for which they will give ' '
cash, or take i in payment for oil, or carding 1 -Wool.
. JAS. BIV1NCS, or the ' .
- Lincoln 0. Jlf. Company -
Sept. 16, 1822. ' - V 3t74e ,
rrr-T-fTot-ikle.atI2s0nice, T