M i,.ulrrMa far. re entertainc! that the
.!,ri!..ti will w b ma-le by thr people, hot I
fit the h'ue l rrprrsrmu.r,
,1. il.a U of manv, Munr llt their f
,.n,!,.Ute stands no chance bcfre the pro-
tU I vet ,r7 clamorou about the pre.
;... ' ms ila-a. Hut I Imp lit
.-,pl will Uk up the eibject, and iUe.de fi
. .1 .:.., U Jr-Hi tint mini
.J lit iiiHu.if L m k Out wlahe he pea-
. . . !., .4. rJT thi ...,,.., ar-l
til 10 ! I" H-MIJJ w I .,
ll.u K i that withe the election to go la Cn.
.rr he re one nmnfro.i tame of lb state,
would hs niore weight in that important elrc-
4ot that v,lrJ' '"'m h' prts m the umoa.
i,w, thi-em like equality ? do-itttemlikB
Hi. i.,,,!.!!, 1 ..I - -'-
I lougine not.. Cathnn U no longer a can
didate i he hat struck bit flag (at it w told end
kHnvJ) to Grn. Jackon,on condition Jsrkeon's
Mend woM auppon turn to Ut vice rrt
dineyi end I understand U endeavoring to
transfer b in nJ llirniigliiwt the inlonfcor
itinplr. TUt Mr. Cll min 1 Uklny unr o-
- UnMble pftrt in tha, I do not uji Ixii thit K
mccll hii ippfbatiim, tlr it m doubt with
). I nop tin peopia M Korut-Ciroliiu will
Hot Mbnit to m bvrauicd away at the. wul
a fcv apmnf ptrtutnt, Tlim ) no pnon
ii riiiliniurullf h the jarroftle Kf
etjj government Id ipproprlita ItiO pub
lic ro'iuejr to lucb iurioetf If tl.it b
(fcd!cd In the fTiCKHiif e, there appear!
to u no raiionii! douU to the expedi
enc"fcf uch t meiiuret nd heref ty,
we are aupported if tbe authoriiy of Mr.
Crawford, ai already cited i for if the
communication between different pna
of the country, for the purple of com
merce, be. tit t1me of peace, and for the
iramportatlorj of men and munition In
time of r, can be tfected without im
3
IDore' willina; atd ready to ckfwwlcilr the
or bee. Jul ton, lit mi
worth and eervicea
ouBtrr'i came tbaa I an, but when it come
to tnukinf l Prtaidoiit,! btg lew to pwuae, and
lnwit Mpon havinf a mora) man, at least, to pre
d over the desi inica of tliif nation. ' I am tor.
ry to brtif ve that there aro aotnc persons tvt
in mr district, that are an much opposed to Mr.
Craarbrd, tuat tiiry would anpport altiost any
nan ia opposition te him t for I d eonvienU
uljr believe iiut it U the tmr intrrrsl of hi,
tht wMtbern prople, to hare Crawford for our
r,f t President., lie is not only npaitle, hut ht
it and nofe are ronmrteM with our iner at.
Besides, he iaoppoM-d to all those vain sprcul.j
tkwvt tual are calculated to involvt tnd impovrr
bh tits nation. Rome of Cmfurtfr friends mrt
and drcwrsd tlieir nrtfrriice for him: if the
friend of the other Candidates had have done
likrwtte, k would have put an eid to mny cm-
tratuctory rvporu ani a(tctncnt In ae wnpiprrs.
wsprctiag the number of the frw -nda r tti J .
fcrrnt caodulalost the reawm' titer have not
done eo, ia very evident! for notwithstamGnr
0ie small number that mrt in caucus, I bstrjj
axxbiPt' M'nT 'hat neither of the other can.
Kdairt could Jiare mustered half the number.
We that did mrtt, hive eiprcsKd a drcidrd
preference for Crawford. Our opinion sre
willicry known to the world j the peole are at
liberty 16 acquiesce with ut, but certainly not
sSouna to do en, . ..
- 11ie Western Carolinian, I am informed, yi
rreat many thinn ainuMt the caucus, but has
nutted (Win the proceeding of that mcetina;
in drts'd as they were. I am aorrr, inasmuch as
the subject is so frequently noticed in that paper,
tfiattbe readers have nut a full and correct
statement, to enable them to take an impartial
view of the nroeeedinp and object, nut it u to
le refrwrted that it ia too common for newspa
per to flvo only ON P. HID ft ofthe qo)
sooscquentlt, tnatead of heiny what titer shmtM
he, (the aouro tmfmm Hmn) rhev frtiittthr
Only serve to confusw and mialeaui tha naimDecU I John Hide,
Inr. by miarrpreaenUtion. ,4 .would tberwfcire Ceorfe Rnoi,
advise all Caiwltd men to reason with themselves, James M oou.
and Wk o fctav- My object is to have myself W m. Chunn,
ani otfte'n undrntood, and leave lh people to J John ooper,
decide, at I know they are capable of dulnir, John B utton,
oomctly.z I Henry Keller,
witb all due dcterence lor your wise tiitcn
ftkni'I remain yourhumble aervt,-
' ... JOHN LONG, Jr.
IV tU Bum. hhn Ltng, jr.
Sit : I he Grand Jury of Rowan have
the honor to acknowledge. the receipt of
a. at . aa a
your letter oi tne atn .iuirn, arcntn-
panning; severs I newpiper." ana the
Adrfrest Of the aHhiugloii 1-i.uru.
--With youwe.feel jjratiScd by thr
leumhini; condition of the Treasury ; but
e are not yet convmrrd that it is thr
fruit etthernf the wiwlom ol the present
Secretary of that department, or of his
pellicular edherentiin politir . We h.ve
always viewed, our admirable aystem of
revenue, at the ofuprinp; of the genius of
Jiamilton, reared and matured by the con
ttant care of Con(rre. Yet, admirable
sit it, we do not think it perfect t on the
eontra, so far from antkipt.ting, witb
boTror7lhmheWwB; dcairuubn
which some have predicted would aucceed
revision of the TaritT, we are of opinion
thate judicious revision thereof would not
only tend to alleviate the present pecunia
ry distresses of the people, but that it
would enhance the revenue of tjovcin
went, and strengthen the fabric of nation
al independence. I In this, we have the co
incidence of yourown favorite Secretary's
opinion, which we cannot express better
than by quoting his own words. Towards
the -slow of bis last annual -reportt- after
detailing the situation of the Treasury , he
"II 1 "If itBedeemed advisable Metye
iocreesed extension oracUyity.iahe.nq-.
y or to aid in objects of internal im
provement, it is beiieved that onch addi
tional meafliraV roaVfeHuiredUnattJlc
obtained by tjudicioui i revision ktjhe Ti
Such a measure was recommended
in the last annttal reporU with I view both
to the increase of the revenue, and the
&impnfiction"f ; its collection tand fur
ner ciWf; experience have ten
ded to strengthen the opinion then enter-
tamea, mat us operation., wunoui oeing
poilnjf, burdens upon the pepjile, the pol
icy end wisdom of our government would
(certainly be demonstrated by patronizing
tucn improvcmentt, ine constitutional
owU Uiiig removed' .' "' '. "" "
i As regards the Greet $, who ire Strug
gUoK In the sacred csu of liberty, and
the itcptiblicaos of South America, who
are threatened with re-subjection to the
impious tyranny of a Spanish despot, we
cordially spprdve the policy recommen
ded in the dignified and energetic mes
sage of our venerable President, to tbe
present congress. ,.
- The fast, though not least, interesting
fact 0jpurJetterf en7 remains to be no
liced, respecting tbe Presidential candi
dites. It constitutes no part of the duty
... a . -
oi this jury, to make either a new nom
inatlon ol candidate, or to puhlith an ap
proval or censure of the Washington eau
cu nomination.. We are willing that our
fellow citutnt should equally participate
In all matters of this nature, and we have
no dobbt but that the ' still small voice
of the people of. North Carolina will, in
due sea ton 'tie heard,' As to Genera
Jack ton and Mr. Calhoun, we feel that
the nation it largely indebted to them
for their illustrious service in their coun
trv'a cause t and we believe them to be
in&nitelv above any attempt to barter for
the suffrages of the people t and shout
any effort of thi kind be made in N
Carolina, from whatever source, we trust
it will be met by the same indicant spir
it of contempt which was lately menifes
ted in Pennsylvania on a similar occasion
With you, we deprecate the practice
of hood'winkiui! the people, whether
through the tnedi'im of newspapers or
tettrr$, by exhibiting a partial picture of
men and measures. " It is much to be
regretted, too, that it is too common for
Mrmben of Congress to rive roily-one
side of tbe question j consequently, in
stead of being what they should be (the
source of information) they frequently cn-
Jyserve to rotMead the unsuspecting, by
rnitreDre eniaiion
t We are, sir, respectfully, ymirs i
John nr.hKTT, jr. nrfman.
ir frcr trtrlimVi.jni, ta -rce tlirta tJ pi!ros.
li u h a paper an 1 yet tlC Jroent aninj;-.
mrnt virtully has that alT.-ct, b ttalu'ng the
jiuLLcaOon to that p;'r S1"H. '
A new pp'K entitled tits " rreerrta,,cme
t9 hand S wcrk ovtwo since i it hi pO'lulisd ia
tha ton of llatifsi, In thia flute, by co, Mow.
ard.11 iUbWe mo'w appears to fe, -On
to all partie, Influenced try nono." ?a lite all
altsorblng question of the I'rdcor he seem
dipof4 to be particularly caufipua U wu at
present, neither advocate not fcavtaM aa of
um caadidAtea.' ,jn
'' 'eaiabtstaa-iSrisre ?!'
f l7.aA preUfa wears buiiWU kas bcA
ji.am ia i:mtftns pt sji flsoripMwi, ; pn w
Ilf H'H;lM) VY H MAIL.
David Stewart,
Henry 9. Parker,
Wm.' Phillips
c-remish VVelman,
Mosre Ilrown,
K. (.illctpif,
John P. Hodgens.
...fOan.i
PUBLIC SKYTTMEXT.
The extensive and Increasing nopubuity of
Gen. JuekttH it sufiViently manifest, without
" catching at itrj H to make it appear more so.
We have as little necessity aa we have inclina
tion, to seite upon every trifling incident to sus
tain the deserved confidence reposed in him by
the pnftle : Tttit when erroneous opinions are
not only held, but fnfmgvted, relative to the
public sentiment in partieular sections of coun
try, if is excusable yea, it is jurt and nere-
m-y, to make public every occurrence which
may tendto remove such nhiiorjnwtiona. Tor
thee reasons, we give place to the following
fact, which wrhavc from irrefragable authority.
At a tnuU-r in ilkeshoro, Wilkee county,
at !iicli many of the citUrns vf the tuwu and
country attended, it waa proposed and agreed
to take a vote to test the sentiments of those
present, relative to the Presidential candidates :
the result was, . .
Jackson 50
Adams 9
Crawford ... None t
Vantageotis to the revenue, salutary to the
&flJHroej&fc, jrid b&neficjlto thetnauufac
lures of the coumrrr"firT:
Tr'Aa to the : fcheme of internal improve
e4U, .sv4ii yott,aUi
Crawford, arid advocated by all the other
rcaiucutiai canaiaaiesj out one question
. Hie National lntellisricer. and Washlnirton
pity Caistte,- both advocate of the ernic. ' .
Ed. Cart.
THR LAWS.
In addi'ion to what we have heretofore pub
lished of the lawa of this Stste which were pa.
sed at the last session of the General Assembly,
We this week give place to a number of others i
and shall in some subsequent paper, copy the re-
maindor of those that possess a general impor
tance or particular loeiJ interest. . . -r.
It fyae long been a subject of complaint, that
PUT, JfgillMr, dpea tnot provide for a more
general dissemination of their Acta. IfLe pret
ent mode of distributing them, in pamphlet form,
tomgit feWy, much, (and, weihinaVXCry.
justly, '4oo) complained of i and the publication
of them in only tne paper, at the seat of govern
ment, it found to be entirely insufficient to give
the great body of the people that knowledge of
tficjn,hTcheir diftie and righta aa freemen
require they should possess. , ' Penalties are often
exacted of persona, for violating the provisions
onerous to the commwi
i -.! - . . - - -1.- J..-l" L. It- V! !
uiai if ine iiuy oi crcry man iu maae jiiuiscu
acq'iainted with the lawa, through the medi-omWftir5epe
freeL Oebnle tOjsurwader one of tlieir dearest
what km tit political doctrine they will coun
tenanee by their patronage. Should the Stat
paper Wd tentimenta derogatory to the politi
cal ideas of a' portion of the citizens of the State,
it v. ould certainly b repugnant to the apirit' of
hr-hUdit has bee a pnmcpsi'X eunCneJ to the
lower qualities, which hare gone ouat from 18
. as. a I
to 74 cents some tew gwMi m nsvs orooght 21
cents-The lower oiultirs of CfiUnJt are con-
aidered half a cent betfrr that) previous rate-
Seieetions prime Iota will eomiMRd 14, and
tavorite brand in tome lew titsuiwea, 1 J cents.
Ah Feri-The New tork American
of Saturdiy last, say I he votes of this
Stste will not be gi'tn to Mr. Crawford,
wire It within the B4ope of the most re
mote probability that te can be made Pres
ident, either by the electoral votes, or by
the House of Kept tentative. Thli it
vrlt underitood herr,nd W(f bt fetter ut
deitoed brf irt nett Povembrr t which
time we can assure the Richmond, and
Washington, and AHany managtrs, that a
majority will not be bund In our Legitla
Hire; who will be wiitng to sacrifice their
poltiral existence for a mere purpose ol
throwing sway toe votes of the Mate, in a
profitless effort to prop a sinkinr and un
popular cause."
Trial fur Murder. On . Wtdnesday
last, LtmuH lewii was tried bdbre the
Superior Court of this cotlnt) for the
murder of Hinton Pugh, who us killed
about 1 1 mile north o( thia plae oa" tbe
3d of May last, and found guilty.
The trial of Oliver fsvit (brother of
Lemuel) and Elizabeth Scott, charged
with being accomplices in said crime.
was, on motion ol their counsel, ordered
to be removed to the Superior Court of
Franklin, county. AarrA Slur.
It Is proposed In several of tbe N. York
papers, (o appropriate the amount of the
Greek Fund accumulated in that city, to
the purchase of the steam ship Robert
rulion, and send her up the Mediterrane
an as toon ss possible, so that the Creeks
msy receive the benebt of the collections
m - '
can oe ol assistance to them.
We learn front the iUIslnh Kcgisttr,
of last week, that Lemuel Liwli, (men
tioned In a preceding column as convic
ted of murder) was sentenced by tht
Judge to be bong, on the 7th of May ncx!
At tbe tsme term of the' Superior
Court of Wake county, ItiiUrd JUntt
was convicted of manslaughter, and sen
tenced te be burnt In the hand. Alto,
Jwflk Cok was convicted ol passing
counterfeit money and sentenced to
stand la the pillory one hour, be imprison
cd it month, and pay ae of oa bun
dies) dulliT
7. 5. Supreme Courf-The Xj. States
Supreme Court adjourned on the 24th
intt-after a laborious Session of about six
weeks, during which trnie sixty two cases
were disposed off leaving I IT atlll on. tbe
docket, where they are likely to remain,
not till doom's day perhaps, bu! more pro
bably during the natural lives of many of
he oarties concerned, counsel as well as
clients, unless tbe organiiation bf the su-
. . ll a . 1 aa.
pre me court is matenaiiv cnng:n, wnicn
appears to be "the wish of a port on of the
present congress, if the jppa ently in
terminable discussion of the briff bill.
doea not defeat thai aa well al several
other important measures in Imitation.
Petersburg Hrfittliean.
f tmoVr, The " Rfoorder," printed
at Washington, In this state, sirs that a
cow in that town has been delivered of
a fine thrifty calf, which has no eves......
eye-lathes are perceptible, but no signs of
an eye Uq be discovered.
POBTRR'B RQUADROW.
The U. S. ahip John Adams, and the
Sea Gull, arrived at St Darts, on the 4th
u't. from Norfolk, and sailed on the 8th
for "St. Christophers officers and crew
all well. The Svrcn at New York hat
brought many letters from them. A let
ter from an officer dated the ii, says
M After rather a boisterous pssssge, we
have arrived, all well, off St. Berts the
Commodore is yet undetermined wheth
er to anchor, as his only object in touching
here appears to be to join the Gull
nd obtsin information respecting Lolom
blan and Spanish Privateers snd Pirates
lie will, of course, be governed very much
by such information as he may obtain.
He intenda to give the W est Indies a good
examination before he gets to Thompson's
UUnd.M
PERU. Advices received at Dlti
more from Peru, to the 36ih of Decern
ber, shews that the patriots under Santa
Crut had not been defeated, but remained
at Arica; that General Bouvsi had put
down the faction of Aguero, whose troops
had united with those under Bolivar j that
Aguero and Ilerrera had been arrested,
are to be sent to Europe, and an end put
to intestine diacord in Peru; and that the
Peruvian united patriot army, commanded
by Bolivar, bad marched for Truxlllo.
All internal difficulties arising from fac
tion having been thus removed, it was ex
pected that the patriots would soon suc
ceed in exterminating all remains of
Spanish royal government in Peru.
After speaking for nearly teven hours
Mr. Clay concluded his very eloquent
snd argumentative observations in favor
of the Una, at about two o'clock to day
At present, we are only able to give a
rapid, and, consequently, a very imper
feet abstract of this most luminous arjru-
nient, but we hope to bo enabled, hereaf
ter, to give a full report of it. The bill
may reach the senate by the middle of
April, should it be allowed to pass the
House of Representatives, which, we
think, may be anticipated.
IVath. Refiub.
list of Ittcri
Ur.MAfM.SO in U,e rM OfTtce at Sat.Uft,
N. C. bn the Jlat d) of M.rr, A. I). 18X,
I'rUr AH.nK-M J,mr H.oriid
.IiiUih Kilpttfttk,
iHmtl Leaior
Mnin tfkiir
Jhn Ad ma
Ntoket Adrrton
Marfaret All.ton.
Titos, II rack ut
U'ise Dm
Conv.Ut Dutkharton
l aty nille ,
t-onn Hstee
Jno. I). It.lo
h.c C. lUllard
N. A, Itryaa
Jol.a iiUokUni
Jamee W. Mryan, t
Jonathan llarber
William liarbef
Adam Deck
Iprncerlleneoir-"
u-":-"- t-
Mr. St rone, of Pittsfield, Mast, has re
cently published a Tragedy entitled " The
Fall of Iturbide, or the Deliverer of Mex
ico."
James Carulbers
l-rvy t'ambell
John CaHgmn , .
John Caurbenouf
John CambeO
William Chapman
Joseph Cowan
John Coats ,
Joseph Ceetlow
John Carigan
(eorge CambcQ
fttanly Chaff. n
Conrad Casper
Oenj. Cowan
A. II. Clisffin -Crastua
Case.
Aouiler Usvenpott
John R. Ilonrl
Joseph Dobbins.
Ho. Elliott
William eddreth
Philip Kagle.
Robert Poster
Wm. Ptemminf
Abraham Pex
lohn M. r reefing
fihef II. Ferguson.
George W, Grimes
Kamuiel Gardner
James Grimes
Hich'd. Gillespie
Charlee Clover
Cltarle Griffith
Alex. P. Graham
Joseph (raltam.
Joseph Hall, 2
Jamea A. HendncU
Jamea Hunter
George lloover
Henry llartman
Henry llarriton
Marv Hatch
Kich'd. Harris
Samuel Hiiifhey
Rrywn Hotchkwe, 9
Denj. Ilurhry
John Hyde
Elisabeth lltcka
Robert Johnston
Louis Jacob
John Johnston.
John Knight
W e mile UutU
Thomu Kent
Ilarra Kimble
Knigtit
AUs, t-kattnt
ml t-tt. ky
llarrnan Ulbm
laa Lttialrr, 2
II i ram U. Lovcasy
Jwph 111,(0.
William Miller
Wm. MonKomr
Marialt M'kanile
(rtrj1 MilUr 4
1 bi M'Lario .
WilCsm M'Arge
!an M'Makin
pJwtkfMsdy
' st'r..r
Jon Martin
Jebe 11'Lunmy
George M. Murr
W llliam Mahaly
John Mormw ,
Wward M'UeUf
I.ancy ITIisler
llsary Myers .
John Martin
Claris Morrill
Jno. M'Nrely, 1 '
Jim. I). Norrt, 7
Vtmy Nspier.
Hamuel I rice '
Antlntny Peeler
Ssmuel P Phillipl
Panoch Phillip
Valentine Pence
Jetae Park,
flamuel Rtblua
pttilip Hiee
John Kidinger
Itodiaa Kiley
I.. R. Rose
John Ried
hathan Riley
Harry II. Robleoa.
Henry Rosaaman
John Steel
William Smith
David Htewart
Lcroy Smart
George Hmith
William 6tepbcntot
Daniel Kwink
Philip Shaver
Willuun H. Steclmaa
F.pes Spain
Hubert npence
John Sinimons
(eorge Smith
Edmund Southard
John U'irewalt
Jen-miah '-anundl.
Hiram Turner
Bamuci Injur
Mr. Mary I odd
Drnj.rcnnifon ..
Mary A. Tawnseod.
Robert Wood
Richmond Wall, 1
Marv W all
Joel W ren
Jacob Wearer
Abaol-m Wall
James Wright.
AUUKL REKVKS, P. M.
List of Letters
REMAINING in the Poet Office at Concord,
North-Carolina, tbe 1st dirof April, ItCi.
Benjamin Alexander Henry linker .
lienry ieaaun.
Bev. Elam J. Morrison
Rev. Robert MCuIloch
k'Knight,
to Miss
M.I R HI ED,
In this county, by the Rev. James
oh tbe 20th ult Mr. mitiam Cnbrm
SaUf Fleming.
Also in Cabarrus, lately, Mr. IBrtm Ctcbran,
to Mis Jane Brrwn. ,
' On the 33d ult. "by Anrew fiwicegood, Esq
Mr. Matthew Sfmrki, to Miss JVy Jthnnn,
daughter of Mr. Zacharilh Johnson, all of David
son county.
Joel B. Alexander
Zenaa Alexander
James Alexander
Amos Alexander Hugb KfiCMl
Mathew Alexander Jolin Laney
Qt.t.k.ii A la unlakP
la thia county, on tie 8th inst. by amet W.! n.ni 'l niven.
Ramsay, Esq. Mr. Jain Carter, to Mia ifl
Hu.
List of Letters
TJF.MAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
11 N,
C. on the first dav of AoriL 1824.
maj. I tlOS. A vvaiwlaa J-h. Ir
Silas Alexander - Jonathan Harris.
Edwin L. Alexsnder Wm. Jamison
Phill Johnson.
Matilda King
John Knox
Lets in Lincolnton.
ON Wcdmiday, tbe 1 2th May next, wilt com.
me nee tie sale of a number of lota in Lin.
colnton.N. C.snd will continue from day today
till finished, terms! a credit of twelve months
upon bonds wiU approved security.
BY COMMISSIONERS,
vf.71,l824-. ..At'S
Wholesale-HAT-Store," "
9 'if Strertr ppHiu VM MtrrAant'h HoteA.
ITF.il to the pubUca. ft nersl lsaorttTicnt Jj
VP of 1st, 2nd, and 3d quauw black and drab
' Beaver Hats, , i
oval, bel and high crown, and cortes shaped,
wide and narrow brima, late fi-Iiotta.
Also, Castor Hata, ditttfj men'a ant youth's
fine Roram ditto, warranted elastic sratlr .proof t
men's and youth'a Roram Hats, of aninfcnor
quality, ' All of Which they warrant their
owr manufacturer""
Men'a and boya coarse, fine and vr fine
black and drab wool Hats t morocco cas, from
Philadelohia-and New-York i Hatter Trim-
niing-i-Bew tfingsi'iB' IJhe;aWltfcHild
tor cn-. ;, - . .
l(Mmprq.WtemtM,
oHPiaiioTfor Salcrrr
A , FIRST rate aecond-hand J'lana,. la offered
for tale, very low.1 For terms, &c. apply
to J v , MICIIAl-l. UKQWIV
Sahtbury, Fb. 16,1834. 93
Mary Bodkin
Martin Rutner .
Wm. nigha'm
Hiram Baldwn, 2.
Wm B. Cox
WV Cook
Sarah Cathey ,
Malcum D. Cannon
Col. David Carr
Job Cannon
John Calock
Jamea .OOPS
Miss Sisan if. G. Clark Henry Marks
John t.rowell H. TDoweH
H. C. Labatt
Ellenty Loror
David Lawing
Hiram I). I Jveiay, t.
Wm. Maxwell
Alexander M'Rae
Phillemon Morria
Andrew M'Miken "
John Marfm
Jamea M'Corkle
Elizabeth Mintiro
John M'Cullah
B. L. Miller
Hugh M'Kain
w ' : wo . -- -- 1
Davii Crenshaw
JeWCaslctt"
Jon Crye.
Ifcrvey Drake
ane Hui
JohnDenby,2
Robert Davidson
John N. Davis.
CUrlet Elms.
Fannf, belonging to
Mr.M'Kee
Geo. Farley.
JohnT.Gilmore
James Gibson,,
Alexander Hogan -
Mr. Holmea '
Solomon Harris, 2
Elam Hunter
FJitibeti. ttowartlva
Robert Harris
IUiiiiieLUnn!gn
John Monteith.
Caleb" M. Norwood -Hugh
Neely.
Robt. Parka.
it Catharine Roaarf
John Robison
Peter Rape
Thomas Mussel. .
Reuben Shores
John Smith " r' "
Seth 8exton
Joseph Stint
Sarah Steven
Joabua P. Smith
Wm, ftammoD. 1
MillyTodd ,
Ebin TrUll.
Aley Tatton .
1ikn Tr.fi
Hattnew wanace, j
Jamea Wallinar '
SeBTtSaom
Howai""-""""
John L. Hendent5n W.n. Wynana
Miles M. Hill. ' John Wilson,
Alfred Harris
Abiiab Alexander
John Anderson
Osmund Alexander.
Alexander Bain
Warren Rarker
Elizabeth Benton
Daniel Blaekwelder
Josiah Bradshaw.
Noah Corzinr, 2
Bamuel Conine
Andrew Conine
Huirh Campbell
Thomu Ciser
William Cenov
William Ceaton.
Alexander Dorton
Owen Dry.
JohrrTtlrt
Mitchel Fleming
William Fleming
Robert Ferguson
Allisop FUimnar
Francis GUm
William Glover.
Mary Huie
Dr. Elam Harris
Abner Hagans
Eli Honereut
Catharine Hagf tr
r ranaun iiarna
John House.
John Johnson
Benjamin S. Johnson.
Robert M'Cullorh
Abraham I. Masters
Jaa. k Arthur Meek
Abraham C. M'Ree, 2
W illiam MClaren
John MICinlry
Hugh 8. MCalebt
Archibald Morrison
Rev. Geo. M'W barton
Jamet MCaIebt.
William NeweL
Thomas Paainger
Benjamin I'lunket
Ezra Park.
"MarylloIaiVd
Jane Ruttel.
Nathaniel Sims
Christopher Sides
Hmim-rl Shir
Martha A. Smith
Jobn Hugg
Aa mith.
Lewis Tucker
Peter Teter.
Francis 'auneroa. Z
-Jamet D; stl.ite "
Jamea Welch '.
George Whitley.
John Yawmani
D. 8T0RKE, A. P.M.
Last Notice!
THR executors of D. Creaa, ten. dee'd. ,fbr
tbe second and last time, give notice to all
those indebted to tbe estate, either by note
or book account, to come forward and -make
nromnt payment, araintt the 5th oay of May.
otherwise they will be placed in the band of
the Sheriff for collection. . i
JOSHUA CAY, ..
J1t4 ... Executm.
Persons harmff claim arsinst the UUt will
do us a favor by calling for settlement.
. j.- JUSHUA (Ml,
. ... . EDW. CRESS, .
M7riTfT7mf7 -imtmr-
Was committed to the Jail
N Burke county, J. J on the 19th of the
oreaent month, a nerro'man, a a runaway.
who aay hi name ia Jim, that he belongs to
Tbomaa Pool, of Spartanburg District, 8. C. and
that he left bii master but.a few dav before he
was apprehended. He appears to be about 25
year of age, dark eompleaion, and f c alender .,
make. 1 he owner ia requested to come for,'
ward, prove hi property, pay charges and take
him away. '."'
W mmMmJuvmMinilil1rjL
March il, IB
3T
3itOl
lAtraplilcf.
:.-3i'
liri..,i-iitiWijW,Bi.,,;,l-J., ... .- T
the subject of the Presidential Erection,'
aHilressed to the citixena Of Norm-Carolina,
i is for sale at the office of the Western Carolinitn,
WM. SMITH, P. .V. lpicre tehcenta. -