v'a are ...Cormed ih4t the mVeuM of -JJJ(a4 w,,,tllrow,Ri ,aj ,.iwlt.i
! nt likelf to b aiTalrt RMUnea tlWc)!cf,J3Ji.iH.furrd,Ji2;pf.Ct,
u& . . a . m. . . , 1
M-c.bc.-cu.cw, ....
II It nwui
cinni.r.sroy eaicr..ufk i.
rt.n M. IJamL 21 to 2J. slm-d 'lo 13 W
lip.. have oITered torun wu, w.e co - j , l4 ,
t Soring, M H,nK'li.l(lMfri4urtor4W4TJi Whi.kev,
rtlb. wXM-thcour '(MO W 3J cm . K. Hum, 36 i Apple
L -tl.men of the 0Ulh, It U ell rlndy, J a Tobacco, lUntneky,
........ adauhree distinct offer, ml I'f'C .u, lueon. 7 to I unu i I lams 9
I at. Mr. Hrrion offers lo mw i ' o to V, i Baggm. k J""
L! rJn against hira.over MH( wcai "
A rls of the courts selected, fc'lfl' J ?h !. ':n1 ? 1
i ..ir.-. . let. iM"f rMiiiiPii iwra mum, jui nurar, iia-
ietin Eclipse, far woi, ViU7 to 9 WiCris 91 lot New orient,
,f ih"e7"Couri al Long, iTi1t(Tr6rirni to T, rnferW VlTicd iAarHngirrf
Washington, agreeably to thi established 10 to TO Coffee, beat grsjen 73 eU. i lienor to
rule of ib course it either I inJ, . r. n ' ' ' "y" " ' y
MA prohlon b., Ueea m-de, from Etftf?A ft
1Kb party cirryinj what weight tnejr : dn.t Crorya Bii llilla, 1 a 3 prrccnt.dit.
ibmk proper.
Tho latter propoittlon, which appears
to reavmablei Ix-injr rejected, leaves no
probability whatever of race. Mt. In,
In iliia county, on ThumUy the 19lb utt. by
the Ikv. J. HUil'onl, Mr. B. 0etrg HMnnn, to
li,Vnry ( ai. AUo, on the 12th ult. by
lrufw EipreaiiofiiofdUappoint-! Benjamin HuaarU. Mr. T VfrgtM.
men! conalitut the prefre to every an- -n, to MIm u AtBrm, Jikiie of thia
nuncLlion by the friend of Mr. frafurd county. Alto, in CharloMe, on the 28th wit. by
of lh caucus proceeding. From Hitch- John Ingram, Kaq.'Mr. H'ittiam An, to Mix
ie to No4h from the Democratic Presa 1 Vttharin BrjnJ, both oTCturkHU. A, in
to the N4ilonal Intellinencer, e have the ; WaJetboro! on the 12tb ult. by the Kcr.
Mine sentence, as if by instinctive srticu. Mr, iMU br jtkn a. u: of Cheraw, to
Utiont - vt are uitappoioiea in me i RttMMT. of the former DUce. d-uirh.
U h papers retr,lnl by Hat'irJy'a m
ers unuKily bams of IntttllftrKf. A fc
srtkltt iH be timid below, all M Wa
Uiat poatoMCS luutb InUrral. ( , ,
n A'n IV KUiifid ItflL Tb eommiitea
of the lenate of New York, 04 tl iu.J'e1, baa
reported unfavorably to pvlnfihe tboice of
Elector! to the people of thai btata. H.l
committee U eompoaej of McfV. IMWy, Mc
Call ami HWer, all of tbem aos-s partiaani
oftbewea eaiMlklate. lite wwMUe a
-rr-. OwwUnt of Um'hm4 Ueut.
fov. , who it S Notorious tmi s tk can.
iWSTfrwaa not etpeetaJ ofbiai, ifu4 W vnuUl
jtppotnt any others bat cauoaaitet on ttn COnv
mitteei ami notiunf cue vm ci pre fed of mm t
commit'ee, than (Vat tbey wotiW act totnry to
the rigkte of tb propl. It ia contVientl; be
lieved, bowevor, Uial tht lenatt sill not dkrt
rrject.jl.bjl in fo( of Jbjc't at mJTwtt.
which patsei the lower bouae with but w dia.
n-ntinj voicca.
Ifouc of Rntcrtalnmrnt
fllllK ilitcfihrr Mitm hi frirlvU
1
liU l.h a l.Htrrtmnmrnt in
II I
,' iv h xililt in frnrfkl, tint he
I own of Concord, a frw riU aixitb-eMt of
he court (hhim tilirra, with snnmittnl ltc
Hon. ami s drs Vi pirate, b h"j lg merit a
thars of public paironaft. Ivjunlmj can be
had on reasonable terms by th week or yrw.
JAMM II. I'LAkK.
N. B. Ha baa alo received, a larfs and tie
ant asMortment of
New Goods.
CWW, forrs 4, 1824, 5
TIIK WKUa KNOWN JACK,
ATKUieprourrtyofJudfe
4 Muriihey. aill alaml Ibe
tnsirtnf areann ermmriyrmf
on the , lWi of Mrci, aiwl
numbers that attended the caucus"
ter of the lats Kobt. Troy, Eq. Alw, in Pitt-
- There were not many attended as we j M Jt,, , by Kc, Mr Kol.
From what we can rather of public sen
nl Ar a saiktt a . ttaa-e ! nM, t . Pt I n m
IllllCUl HHHI"JI""IHIHI (.IUHllir , ... . .1.- P.L U.
cluded.lhe caucus candidate has ruined his ""rT - - . " '
ruin. AUo, at lloylctville, Lincoln county, on
ause by tl.ia mode of nomination, and the j ,,unter '' ! """J
caucus svtem is coniKned to the tomb ol i "'J w "
drew Movie, Eq. of the former pLce. Alto,
in Lincoln county, on the 17th ult. Captain .If.
Alio, on the
tame day, Daniel llnlman, foq. to Miu .If. iry
fount. Alio, on Sunday the 2 2d, Col. "try
H'itr, to M m CuiKarint llvfnrt, (Ltughter of
Major General Scott and suite arrived 1 Abram Horner. A Ian, in thi county, on the 4th
the Capntets. There is a general mur
mur of disapprobation of the proceedinr,
md a firm determination anions all panie UM, to Mia M,irfarH Crti
to concent rale their lorces in oDootiiion to
I the caucus adherent. Ball. Pal.
it New Orleans on the 28th ult. Major
Twiggs, with two companies ol United
States Infantry, haa also arrived at New
Orleans to be stationed there.
Dwarf - man named Stevens,
icH 0 rears, 34 pounds in weight, mea
iuiiuk 37 I 9 inches hih, said lobe per
fectly well formed, and of a manly ap
pearance, is now exhibiting ai Portl ind in
A. Y. Evening Pott.
intt Mr. Mtkarl Switter, to Uim 'y Pink.
iln. AUo, in thi county, on the 7th int. by
Wm. H. Ilomll, F.. Mr. Chriitian Uwdman,a
Mit Rot anna l'rtH. Alio, in thi ccxinly, on
the 30th ultimo, by Jmr W. Hamuv, K. Mr.
John Enin, to Mi Rebrrca Stmtrri. Alto, in
thi county on the 7th int. by Moc A. Locke,
lUq. Captain Henry S. Parker, to Mim Aunty
Ptartt.
.atne.
On the 13th inM. the whole amount ol
the (ireek Fund, in the hands of the I rea
aurer, at New York", was about thirteen
thoutand dollar i.
Letters from the Sandwich Island, savs
the Mercantile Advertiser, ute that a
Russian fixate and two sloop of war,
were cruizing on the N. W. t'oat in Ju
ly, in quest, of American vessels, but
they had notfallen in with any of them.
The Londfn Luerary Gazette of the
13th December. Says: " A brrekpond
ent 'assu es us, thit a native of Morocco,
who acrompaniei M r. Lancaster to Ire
larld, found the Jrish language perfectly
injelligiblc, and was himielf understood
by the people- 'The same person could
ton verse with the Welsh, but' not so rca-
A late Fnglish Paper states, that s
butcher at Calais, killed a bullock which
was reared on the"pTolhVoTAValerloo, nd
orv opening bim found 1 3 mukket balls,
two nails, and the button of a soldier's
coat A". Y. Patriot.
The Bridge building across the Pee
Dre, at this place, is now passable for
foot passengers. Chrraw Inlell.
MARKETS.
NEW-TORK. FEB- 28.
JJafginjr We have nothing new to add thia
week in either cotton bagging or osimburg j
tlierc are many inquiries
Bapginir, Cotton, 21 a 23 cenUtXfcmaburg 10
a 12c Ueana, (cask) g7 Buttle porter (gr,)
7 50 n8; Brfftd, Pilot 5 50 ; do. navy 3 25
Cracker 67.
Ctttnn We do not alter our rutes. The sale
. yerJirge, and principally for export to the
Ctmltrvni UpTamlS 'and Alabama ranged at
14 a Ut Louisiana at 16 J aJ7. Little doing
in other de ription. The transaction of the
week embraced 2000 a 3000 bales.
A
CHAKLESTON. MARCH I.
nume aatea or me lower qualities w
iim-hlandt, and Miine mid Sontee Ctltont, have
been made thia week, at from 18 to 20 cents.
The" transactions in Upland, hare not nearly
equalled those of the week previouti and good
fair cottons, which had been held at 13 cents,
have gone on" at 12 J cents. The finer qualities,
noweyyr, for the French, market and Northern
. nuuMUactotLca, fully suppqr'ed tie quotations in
onr last ; say 14 to HJ :efjts.': i-fX f --
DiF.n,
In this county, on HmtunUy, the 28th ult. the
widow Aoiwy J'e. rtl 60 year.
After a protracted illiicu, at hi lodging, in
thi City, yesterday, the Hon. H ilUtm Lt Ball
aged about 45, for several year paat, and at the
time of hi death, a Hcpretcntative in Congrtu,
from the 8tte of 1rginia. An. Intel.
On Friday nigtit last, at hi reaidence in thi
city, after a long illiieis. Col. Ctnttimt Frremnn,
Auditor of the Treasury for the Navy Depart
ment, aged 67. Col. F. wa an officer of the
Army during the whole of the Revolutionary
War, and from its commencement down to the
termination of the late war with Great Britain.
In Washington, Autauga county, Alabama, on
the 28th of December last, after a hort illae,
William Traxi; Kq. attorney at law, in the 24th
year of his age. Mr. Travi wa a native ot thi
county ; he received hi education under the
initruction of the Iter. Jio. M. Wilson, of Ca
barrus and at the University of thi State. He
had been a citizen of Alabama two year previ
ou to hi decease ; and had, by hi piety and rcr
tkudc.rf.CQmluctconcilinted the friendship and
esteem of all who knew him.
In thia county, on the 4th inst. fStline, daugh
ter of Jacob Travis, aged 4 years.
In Lisburn, Antrim county, Ireland, on the
24th of Sept. 1823, John Htmetck, Ksq. in the
6lt year of hia age. This gentleman's decease
was an afflictive dispensation to his connexion
and friends. The traits of his character were
particularly marked by all the good qualities
which distinguiih the Irish people ; he was warm
in his attachment generous to his friends, be
nevolent to the needy, and enthusiastic in assert
ing the rights and liberties of man, in whatver
quarter of the globe he might chance to have
his destinies ert,
NEW WHOLESALE
iMiin-nwRK smnn.
Charletten, V. lTAV311,-'JBny-.SjrtW,-CJMITH
k BOBBINS have just received, and
O are now opening, 350 P.1CA iur.S, con-
Hie sominatlon of Gov. Kdwarda, of Illinois
(now a senator in Congrr) to b minister lo
Mexico, baa been confirmed by tbe Senate.
BSLTIMOat, MaaCM I.
The ship Isabella! Cpt. Ixcdt, in 45
days from Liverpool, has arrive below,
with 1911, dry. goods, he. to Alexander
Brown and others. Sha brings pipers to
the 1 5th January, which, we learn, con
lain nothing of moment. Our list Lon
don dates were to the I2ib A'to.
rawing imi Va ltn of August) St my stable on
Hugar Oack, erven miU south. cat from Char,
tune i aivj will be let lo mare. at Ihrre, dollar
the single Jt p, r jih at the tim'of service i R
dollar the ason, pyble 5tli October lxt i
aivt 40 4"lllf to Iwxirs a swaaw -wausJ, wbio
will be eoon.Vred due whenever it i aacertamrd
that the mart U with fal, or the property
changed.
to those aeqjainted with Pallifox, and have
raised miiH-t fmm bim, it would be useless lo
abl any thing more i sufTirr to state, bo is
sure fil grttrr, tml hi. mule are large and
likely, (.rist ear aill be taken, but will mil
be liable fur arcidenttor rsrapes.
J AMP'S IHNKINH.
rruary 25, 1824 8itu3
The Osages have publicly disavowed
.. , r . ,1,. ki,. and con
demn the murder by some of ......
of the persons attached to tht hunting
parties of .Major M'Klmurray anl M. liar
vaque. So savs one of the Missionaries
esident among them, in a le ter to a
friend in Washington. A. Y. tut.
Havana papers of the 16tb ult., state
that the British ship war f beti. arrived
thereon the 13th, in 8 days from Vera
Cruz. The passengers stalad that the
firing from the castle had ceased since
December, and the inhabitants were re
turning lo the (own. It is stated, also,
that the government of Cuba are about to
substitute the metalic currency of dollars
and cents, ss money of account, in lieu of
the imaginary denominations of pesos
reals, kc. lb.
tTirCTn3-TlrjTrmrMer2-s3 rhse r i ma it x mi r rvr4 fwrwaww ani) swiawtit i taw
f at - w . a 1..L. w cs . r i I r . . . .
-vuwaMW 1J I 11 AlaUJHIllat 1J B 39
mT s n1 sstrssnsa
3!ir?eiteKBraws . .-.- .' 1 iv .. "? -T. V: 6 T J:
F.I'jETTEriU.P. I'nrCE.1, March 4. '
Cb(5n,'ll to 1? j flour, fine, 4f ; superfine,-?
wheat, 85a 90 cents; whikev,33 a 35 ;, ptych
brandy, 55 a 60 ; arple do. 50 to 55 ; corn, 42 to
45 ; bacon, 7a 8 ; g.dt, l urks Island, 75 a 80 per
bushel jrtioliisses, 26a 28 j augar, muscovado, t)
to 10 50; coflee, prime, green, 23 to 24 ; 2d and
Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware ; and have
also,' in Store,
Smith tools and Bellows Steel
i-nune Wbittemore cotton a"-1
Trace chains
Vices Anvils Lead
. Patent and Carolina Hoes 'i
American & English mill and cross-cut Sawa
German and c. a. hand Sawa
Hand and mill Saw files
Rasps common and patent Curry-comb
German, English ana American Scythes .
SK-iirjta. nd. IJa&Sjevea ....v.-. ..
'"- I-" ...
I Swing Iftid toilet Glasses Brushes
and every other article in their line; which
tiiey will scli on the most accommodating terms.
Prices those of New-Ygrk and Philadelphia.
Country Merchant are particularly invited to
call. , 5it01
March 1, 1824. '
On the 20th of February, four Ameri
can seamen arrived at 1 1 .vans from Cape
Antonio, who stated tht they be lotted to
an American brig captured off that place
oy pirsies, wno nan inuracren tne cap
tain ana mate. I ne seamen came on
foot from the Cape, and were in a dis
tressing situation. Ib.
The Miles Standish, which lately arri
ved at Plymouth, left Cadiz on the 29th
December. The captain atates thai no
Spanish men of war had sailed from that
place for South America ; but 2 two-deck
ers, a frigate, and a brig, were fitting out
for Lima, with all expedition, and a hot
press of men was going on. Ib.
The Ijational Republican, published at
Cincinnati, Ohio, contains a long letter
f'om Mr. Gazlay, member of Congress
from the district, in which he states his
preference for General Jackson, and af
firms that the general, if elected, will
serve for one term only. He mentions
that "a few busy office and place men, at
Washington, intend to keep the office of
President at their own disposal," and that
M a Vice President of talents and standing,
would be in their way in making a good
bargain."
Moniieur Gallatin, who is notoriously
the greatest intriguer in the United States
educated in the school of Talleyrand, is
nominated by the Gag-Cauev$, for the
second office in the country. A man who
is also a foreigner, and has so little res
pect for (he Constitution of the Repub
lie, that he was the most influential per
son who figured in the Pennsylvania in
surrection. He came to this country, a
fortune hunter i and at so late a period of
lifer that he speaks ou"r-language very
imperfectly. Will the people submit to
have such a man rule over them ? Nation
id pride, policy, honour all forbid it.
Ac to London (Con.) Gazette.
Caution.-. Counterfeit Ten Dollar
Bill of the Bant qfQutA..CaroSnauwnrcz.
Plantation for Hale.
THF. subscriber offer for tale, a plantation on
which be now resides 3 mile and a half
from Charlotte, on the l- tVi road, containing
i arr. J here are on tin lann, good build
ing, of all kmU; tht necessary q"antity of til
lable and meadow Und a good wtll is sunk
near the barn, and an excellent sprmir on the
lot. ITltl plantation an4 imoniycipcnt. Will
... ..,!, (.,, fur furl he r partic
ulars apply to the subscriber, w the premises.
JALUII Jl. LI.-V.
.WarrAo, 1824. it'Wr
New AMortmcnt
riTlIF, tuWribrr list very rreenily rtVi1
1. ffxn I'IuIkIi Ij.lus n r1iiriit of
Ihy (;.U, Cfttrry, n4
lUiillt urr, J),mr,ltct
wliiih, with the assortnwni b t specie lo re-
cei in a hort time, will rn.l.l dim lo aril at
atisfactory prices 1 ha public r rpeclfultf
invited to call, and t taniiiM for themsejv.
f.DWAUU CHESS.
SuLikury, Juf, 16, 1843. 79
! Coppcrsniithin.
The Copprrsmiihing, ami lin plats bnsina
heretofore transacted by I). Cress sen, will iaj
futiire b coiiducttd by me, at the same place,
lltoae who favor m wiih their cutfoni, nay de
pend on having their work dona wltfi rteatnrsa,
durability and de.natc. r.uss n. i Kr.nn.
"F6rto Pialio. Top SaliV
" I ft HtTrSTr-STrrmdsnd Pirn, U flfre!
j for aalr, very low. For terms, ate. apply
to - MICHAEL KNOWN. '
SvHtiury, rA. I A, 1824. fi
TIE subscriber respectfully inform hi eua.
tomriw, and the public at Urvr, thai b baa
just received from the city of Charleston, an
elegant ami general assortment of woods woo
listing, in part, of
ry l9iU, Cutlery,
1irtrriet Smtittrrj,
llifihtarf, Cnitkern, (Je. L't.
all f which he il determined lo sell on arronv
mwUting terms. DAVID 8TOl:KE. . '
f.WW, . 17, 1824. 3UV7
N. B. He also continue lo keep on band a
general assortment of BOOK, via :
Anne of Brittany lithrr'a Dnctrino
Arithmetics la-tter VI nter
Adams' Narrative of latrpb-'s Africa
sotTerinr in Africa laicki-'a Eaavs
American Htar.
Bracenbridge's vovsge
lo Houth-Amcrica
Illsir'i hrmwins
Bniwiiie of Budsbeck
lUtlad romanua
Hernhard'a lour
life of Spencer
1-aw of I aen
life of Waalungton
I ctJfi from the Moun.
lafe of Sir. Graham
Life of Harriet NtcU
life, of Fenil I
Coarh Making.
THE wibsenber beg leave to return his
rrsteful acknoa h difTiM-iits to his frirmlt
ami the nublir, for the v rv liberal patronage he
ha received in his hue I business ; ami informs
them, tint he has procured a number of ork-
mrn rrom HhiUilr nlua am' Nrw-lork. wlucll
enables him to finish work in a s' vle rarely ern
in the western part of the state. He also ha
a continual tupplv of materials of the best qual
ity ami most fashionable pattern He intend
keeping constantlv on Hand, at reduced prices
for cash only. Sulkies s,ick ami I'annel tiigs
Chariotees t'oarhees IjumUus Pha:n,, Ba
rouches IjmUulets Caravans and Mail Ma' s
of a superior construction. Kc pair done a tin
tinetesi notice, and in the best manner. Ord- r
from a distance thankfully received, and punc
tually attended to.
pi. t.. siuior..
CAoWaWe, .IfurcA 1,1824. ' 96
ceived in payment yesterday, by a gen
tleman of this city. It is of the emission
of May' 1824. It was tilacevered about
two years since, that billa of this descrip
tion had been forged, and an advertise
ment was published by the Dank, calling
their genuine ones inVtfrvoGldappea
that some of the counterfeits are still
abroad, and the public are, therefore, cau
tioned to be on their guard against re-
: Charleiton Courier Match 2.
Jpurneymen Tai
I WAN V to employ 2 or 3 journeymen Tai
lors, who are good workmen and steady men j
to wjiom good wagea and steady employ will be
given. WM. DICKSON.
iSaUtbnry, Marth 15, 1824 . 3it?3
hsl
If
Mansion Hotel,
S.1 LIS BUNT, .YO NTH-C.tRn U.V.I, BT
EDWARD YAHBHOl'GH :
lTHO respertfullv informs the pub
IT lie. snd hi friends, that he ha
taken the extensive and elegant rs'ab-
iment. situate! at the riortn corner ot the
Coort-Houae, (lately occupied by Mr. James
Hoie.) 1 he convenience of thi (dilation for
business is equal to any ii the place, the
House contains a number of private rooms well
cakuU'ed for the accommodation of Traveller
ami Bodrdcr i the Stable are cqnal, if not u
penof, o any in the place, and attended to by
obliging ami attentive Hostler i hi table and
bar, will be supplied with the best the market
affords i and the regulation of his Houc, uch
a he hopes will givc entire satisfaction to those
a ho may think proper to call on him: and be
assures them, that no pain shall be (pared to
render their tav comfortable and pleasing.
Fehnmry 24, 1824. 95
Harrington ami jhofojr Life of Green
on the North plc of Wellington
Hinles various kind.
Calebs In search of a
wife
Charlaiiagne
Camp meeting Hymn
Chalmers sermons
Cavalier, (Novel)
Christian Soldier
Chap hook
Comfort of old ge
CharloUe Itmple
Crook in the lM
Coinuion prayer Book
Copy enpl
Conversation on Chem
istry (,'icr m's ' )rat ion Lat in.
Don Ctniotte
Divin H orhip
Dar in' y.oonomia
Dugilale's Horace.
F.oiirant' (iiiiile
F.vminn triitertainment
F.rsk in's Sermons
F.rfii Id' Speaker
F.lenieiils of Drawing.
' Family intnictor
. Flon-nce Mct'arthey
Family of Orteiihurg
Fourfold stale of Grace
! Father' l ales
. Frit Alvarrx.
I German Prajer Book
'.il HUs
Ijtin Books.
Mrljurin's Fssays
Mavm's Monitor
Manners and Customa
of Nations
Matincoort
Marrow of the Church
alinistrr'i llittrurtiou
M sir's Ijitin Syntax
Masonic "Minjr Dook.
New 'Testament
No Firlion
No Cross, no Crwwn
Natural History.
OvhI's Metamorphosii.
Parent ' Fneml
PaiVlock't. Narrativo
Pirate
I'iljfruii's Jmirnal
Power of Religion
Pilgrim's Hv mm
1'iinlar'i I'lK in
Pilron's l'nHresa
Poem-, Original
Preparation for Death.
Rambles in Italy
RS Rov
Rise ami Progress
Return of tlieeaa
Ready Reckoner.
Sass' Journey to Rome
Smurker on the Revelation
San!, a poem by Souihey
T
Mor,ranton Female Academy.
HIS1 institution will ontinii' the current
year under the, mariairement of the Rev.
Cbauncey Eddy, Mr. Ed.and Mis Parkman,
the same aa the last year.; .
The discipline and course of studie are- the
ame a thoc adopted in the most approved
aeminarie of New England and New-Vork.
The first quarter of the present year has al
ready commenced, but admisioii ean be obtain,
ed at any time, and the bills will be made out
from the time of admission, )
A the object of the institution is the intellec
tual, and reliffious improvement of the young
Ladies the Instructor feel themselves bound to
exercise an attentive guardianship over them,
to check their deidrc far vulgar and degrading
amusements and to direct their attention to such
things as are calculated to refine the manners
enlarge the mind and improve the heart.
Good boarding can be obtaiuad, either at the
Academv, with the Instructors, or in the imme
diate vicinity, at the rate of eighty dollar per
year.
Terms 6 25 per quarter; or $5, when in
atructiun jn Painting i not required j payable at
the end of each quarter.
MortantoH,F4.2l, 1824. 4i98
I Gi'lilstiiith' History of School and l.tfro)' re
ports
Spv, an Ameriran novel
Trial for Conspiracy
Trail's Sermon
Thornton Abbey
Talc of a Tub
Thadden of Warsaw
Tuckr ' t xtxdition
Tavlor'a ralor
'J ravrN of a I'hiloso.
pher
Englaml
Goldsmith's Komi
German Hvmn Book
(ierman Bible
Greek I ritament
General view of France,
Hymn Books (variou
kind)
Hams' discourses on
Masonry
Halls' distiller
i Henry's Travebin Can- The iiniversJ receipt
Book.
Wirts Life of Patrick
Henry
War in Florida
Weems' Pamphlet
Wilaon' Ruiistir
WaahiiiRtnn'a le tter
W-alker' Dictionary.
Virvfil Delphini
Velvet Cushion.
Shoe-Shop removed.
EBENEZER DICKSON, Shoemaker, wihe
his frremlf-ame?vry body UeW kuow.
that he haa removed into a new thop, a few var
nearer to the court -house than hi old stand, and
almost immediately opposite the Bank, on Main
street, Salisbury.
,1urcA 2, 1824. 93
NOTA BEN A.
I have now on hand, and intend keeping, a
supply of the very best of kF..'MEtt and as
I shallmake it a point to employ first rate work
men, my frjends and tbe public may dcptmhip
mti.'4rJI''voik re&telsnj:itrift'
in the line of ShtmaHrrg; aa ever a done in
the:!owwof ialisbu
only engage to make a eWgwd'aiiutlurabre
boot and shoe as any body else, but 1 further
covenant w ith-all who may hed the sunshine of
their patronage on my shop, to do their work as
CHEAP, and, perhaps, a litlt d.taper, than my
brother chips.
EBENT.2BH DICKSON.
ada
Hall on Communion
Home on Missions
llumbold'.'s Spain
I torace Delphini
Harold the dauntless.
Imitation ol Christ
IMrrim, (a poem)
Ivanhoe.
John Decastro's history.
Kendal's I ravels Voung'a Night thoughtl
Knox's Essays "Zion's Pilgrim.
Kcml worth, (NoveD i
A Ian, writing and wrapping paper by the ream
Valuable Land and Plantation
FtiR S.4U..
TIHE subscriber will dispow of said land and
I 1 Plantation, lying in MoniKomert cmnty,
1 on both aide of Beater Dam ( reek, li-Jf n.iie
! above the moeth of said cretk, n- n ile ahuvo
the Narrowa .of-4h-- VaU' -con.atik;- 444
acres ell watered, uith a n.xl mill seat, vsiili
a good dwelling.liotiae, with all other in c "ary
nut-hmie; with evci llent apple ami peach or
chards. Three othtr tracts, lying on the waters)
of Uttle River, containing 6w arn s unimprov
ed. Teriii may be known by applying to thfc -subscriber,
on the piemiae.
WEST HARRIS.
VAmnrv 13, 1824. 3it97
THE WELL KNOWN JACK,
7JOaP7wV,
IATELY owned, in South
A Carotins will stand at our
stable, one mile and a half
from Concord, North Carolina,
every day in the week, Sunday excepted, thro',
out the season i Uie enaon to commence the
1st of March, and Civd the 20th of July.
IMphin will be let to mares at 10 dollars the
season but may be -dieUar(td witb.iLil paid
wilhuiUie
I. rtil 4..u V . u.iul .1 . i..IIb.ra In. ii.alir.i . fr.e .
-tin,ei,vn'i.:.Mrnhv-i-&.li. than the B:are ia
iliscovered to be with foal, or is bailed vi'h b.V
tbe person putting heT. ' Tartieular rare wiMbe
taken of mare left, in preventing accidents. &.e.
ASA IHOMI'nON,
K GEOIiCE CRY.
CeMr,,23, 1824. I3i"03