rf!5:.... -..ftt:i'.. ' :?;-
Tin: Ml-HI'..
A thousand f.md affections Hart
A UkmkuvI ties stla tha soul, , .
And wrat tlit fstltrt round tbt heart. ,
And 4 et oft tht gushing trar,
rrofUSm thou tarthi tht'iM wtrt rivea,
Ikluded ir.n would lin jer here,
Unearned of nit attift beaten.
But ah ! tt nffcriiif wreti h can telL
Ifow, one by one, they ces to cling t
.Par, Hem breaks tht sfJL -
Aim! mij sorrow snaps string.
. Jf t aaolrwr,
Here tet my wife, who kitted berwsl,
AO ofkwa accord
Tbe Lord that gave, bath taken awty
And blessed bt the Lord."
I
Of all J"b W, ! Waory telU i plain.
Old p him duublt poniont hack again,
Cod did takt hie pUpiy wifr.Ma ru
1kt couM t)t palitnl sua tuvt dona wiih
H viaairaa.
m - 'i'-'B
MAKQm DC LA FATtTfE.
Ai thit dinlinguihed ptnooart hi
of late become uy'tc oi geoeral con
versation, the follow inff accouoti of
hit penonal appiarancr, given by
an entertaining writer io tbe Village
Record, will not be unuccepublc to
the reader.
"The MarquU.de la Fayette wis
one of the fr;tt baking men in the ar
my, ootw'tthatandtOR hii deep red hair,
r fiich then, at now , at r itbcr in
rcpute. llii fonhrad fin-, thuunh
recedinjf hU eyra tlear huztl hit
m.-alh and thin d licatrlv formed,
aid exhibiting botnv rather than
strength. The etprcion of bit coun
tenance waa strongly indiealive of the
reneroui and tallant spirit wliich am-
mated him, minglrU with aomeihing
f .,- nf ronkcinu mjnlinei.
Hit mico wa nobb his mannera
frai k and amiable, and hi movements
licht and efaceful. Me wore h hair
P,. P rir -.u
pliin, and never complied ki lar with
the faahidni of the times as to pow
ler.
A gentleman in Philadelphia having
annniincrd hit intention ol writing n
life - f this eminent mar, perhap. the
following not'ne of his drparturr Ir m
France to aid the U. S ates in tbeir
atruggle for liberty, my not be unac
ceptable: Pans, April 4, 1777. One cf the
rirhett of Our V'tincr nfilit. thr
IMara'i'a de La Fvr'tr
rt latior. of
the D'ike de Niili, between 1" and
20 years of ag', has at his own r
penie, hired a Irigre, and provided
every thing nfcfsnarr for a voyage to
America, with two officer, of bin ac
quaintance. He set nur lat week,
having told hii ladv n I latnily that
he waa goinjr to Italy. He to serve
as Mjor-Grntr;d in the American ar
mv. On the other hand, the Count
BulVclv, n Irish gtlemtr, wb is a
Mnjor-Gen-ril in tbt- Frn ch s- r ic ,
Is point, witb th! le.ive of Ms M.'j -
to tffer himself to the Kt; "I
Great Britain, to atTve agacst
the
Americans."
As to the Irish Count de H Jktly
. ! .aa,J k'ie, ta, t M . I I ! K. Si I a
nere mrnnnnn.. t
lentr bur tne narr- ol 1-avette ill e
rem. mbered as lor g as private wor n
and public patriotism are known and
respected among mm.
SOW Tilt RATIOS 4L cairrrt.
In the- month of March last, Baron
WrantteK a Russian offii er, mndt a sec
ond attempt to perform a journey fiom
the mouth of the Kolyma to the north
ward, over the ice. In the first attempt
he was stopped bv n open sea, on which
neither ice norland was visible in any tlT
irn In the second-he -had nearlt
perjshea. nrnm tcstoit """""" "
ty wersts, when a Rule of wind broke up
the ire all around him, and he found him
aclf on an open sea, tossed bot on s floe
f ir eiirhtv futiioms lohtr and forty
ire
broad, floatrd about at Ihr mercy ot tne
wind und current, which fortunately drove
him at length half dead with cold and
lumper, to the A si-tic ahorefnot far from
Bhering's Strait.
In 1784, an American vessel imported
8 bags of cotton into Liverpool whirh
..were .aeized.br one of his mjestv's ffi
cCrsof the customs, as supposing they
vere not the growth of Ameiira. In
1823, there were imported into Liverpool
4ID9.670 bajrs of cotlon- -
1824 March 16 Vessels arrived 737
1833. March 16 Do. . do. 462
-. . r .t .
Increase;
265
At tha anniversary of the New-Vork
Male Sunday JSchool Union, celebrated on
Montby a h"e re present about
four thousand scholars.
tit AtrnoniTT.
Ta Ik tU lmijf to i1'"i!l"Tr"
Cat rhrlr in terum cmcs.
f-tV. MVH 1Uty H I .!,e,r,(l(i f mrUH fulT
shall be kNMl awning to la, if we w ; U
"-? . - . ,...,
4 ilmVf Koi tMiW4 U tht ow.wt
burtr, tun, in rtNnMn to njr prt uh.
b tht tmUd !", b rk4 M.
vnrr tf wvl crew of tuth h11.
...:.r.. .mw K.tv iU la tht (wl
IrulUf of tit Treu-'fT. tht ., .Of k of
kJi immI, b tdlitUd U tht wt bounty m
ad la f"H. ' .
tec. 3. H fil" wwtijt TUt wr
Tr mcI bkli Ua baft ewnpWtad hfr tt
Urtn. uhwat to tha ott,ttilWd "A i
in kintlon to, and aherrfi. a an act. tatltkl
Aart layUif tduff o teijwrtad aalt, frwiV
u. . w... a turVL .1 AJi t irofUL and fc
nrht humtrvd awl wan, attd whkh aUll, in
rumin(C ta anjr port in tht Untied BUUa, Mt
.rrrkrrl ut kiat. tht OVACr Of 0Mn tnd
.u-h fikihvHrLhalhavt tUflfcled
ta th'm rte prviiwM of tht An. KCt'um ofl
tUiacC
If. CLAT,
Speaker of the HvtM of KrprtenUUe.
DAXirXD.IOMPRlXS,
Met Prtaidcat of tht V. fuiei and
rrrtultol of tbt Kciute.
truihinffn, M,iy 2a, lS.'i.
Appned; . JAMU MONROB.
AN Act to ni llt Weatani boundary lint of tbt
1 erriiory of Arkamaa, and for otbtf purpoaea.
E it twn4 by M WJ aaf Ihmt f Rf
rrrnttitii1 tf tk I'milrJ Stain fjmtritm
in frnfrrvt ew That tbe ctrrn boun
dary line m the lemiorjf or Artanaaa naii oe
gin al a point forty ! a cat of lb aoutba rat
corner "f the dale of Miaaourt, ainl run MMitb,
o tbe niftit bank of ib Kfd hr, and thence,
lon Hie rier,aml a ith the Meikan boumlarr,
to the line if the itate of l.miiiana, any law
hrn-tufora made, to the contrary notai'.hUnd-
inr- ....... . . ..
See. ?. ,f iul b il furttr marita, I nai ine
sum of aot.,.u.H ., i.ura, o ur.rar wr ev ,
. . T . .1 . .1 ..
pei ol ruimiK 'i "'fing wimun
Ur, ,o be e.iAle.l unr the d.reetinn. of
prTt;.ni .r th- tVm-d !,iic, h-t ami the
tr.e hrrth- i. pjinjrlicJ, to be piid ut uf
monfyintht i reairy. not ou.eraue ap-
pnipriateil.
rc. 1. .f ' it f rlhfT nartnt, lliat
m-ich of tv a-nnarit of fie thmiaanil
d""'. n.- b tK n ot tlie il f March.
eiifhti f n hnit.lrcd ir,.- twemr Jnr, fur earrrmg
,nti rffVrM,,r f ,!te hieemh of Octo.
hr, ei).ilcen hii hI-mI a id taentv, with the
Cha.law i .uciit liuliai, a rrnuitia unci-
, ' a ,(C tn,lJ,),V(.(, for lUf
piiiff'srs nirntioi.nl in the aai'l art ol .lil ol
Varrli, eih'een hundrrd ami iwmty-ouc, any
law tu the rui'trsr) not iihtAnilui(f.
fee 4 .in,l If il further e'Uulr.L Tht the
sum ' ten tliounnil dollar, to he paid imt of
anv nioney in the Trcas'irv, not othi-rwise sp
I pn pnat. il, be, nrt the tan e is herthv, apprn
:j)rijti(!. I" di fray the extwnses of tresting aith
the fhacUw fhocta ) Indisns, to oh'sin a mo-
il fi iitiun of ihr treat ol Ortobtr ncliteentn.
m' liuiul iglit bm dfed and twenty.
pp-(Hril : nAi .Mi'JT .o, la.t.
A A"t rrai niiig to the Vysndot 1 rlbe of In
dian a certain tract of Urn!, in lieu of a reaer
a'ion made to thorn hv 1 naty.
Ul". il ri ie v..' hy thr Srnntr ami n'e tf Rep
rr,. ;U-tmi nf the United Statf of .Imericu
l tnjrn ii.n-mWni, That liter be, and here. .
hv in. rcai.rvcJ. 'oi tht ue of the chaTs anrt
tnhe of Hamlot Indians subject to the condi -
tior.s and I m.i.ttions of the forme r reservation,
"the northeast (inarter of the section numlwreil
tun, in ioui:'iip two, and rine aevtnteen,
mill o' the ' Imi, ol Uiui, in uie ueiawarc
l and Diatrirt. in the State of Ohio, in luu ot
.i . e j .1 - r. ..
npe hundn 1 a.id ity acres of land, on the
west aide of. and adjoining, the Sandusky R v
er; and ta liicli was rcn rcd to said tribe of In
liaiN h a suiitilcmoiilary treaty between the
I nitcd 'stes and certain tribes of Indians, held
at St. Mar', in the state tf Ohio, on the seven,
teenlh ilav ol x-ptemher, eighteen hundred skI
( un)Iot ,rhi. fim KymtWth , ,be l nited
Su)m m (he H(fh tht r (, cUimf of tM
eiL'liTien : on cnr.umon tuai mr imi m wu
tribe, to thr one hundred and sixty acres
land, reserved by said supplementary trrutv.
Approved : Jf oMngton, May "6, 1 8-4.
AN Act for the relief of certain Distillers in the
United States.
Wk r I 1., ,L. C...f. nm,l Ifntt nf HrH-
I . . (t. tritmj vttiim r '
in Covtrrr., arm,lcd. That the Scretary of t-d to the Secretary of the Department War
the lr. asun be.aml he is hereby, authored ly an act, approved the twenty-fourth hy of
an ! required' to refund, out of any monev in the February, one thousaml eiht hundred am
I n asurv, not otherwise appropriated, to distill- nnetcen, to issue warrants for the military land
ers . spirituous liquors, or their legal repre-.bounties, to persons entitled thereto, ihajl be
rT,?ati -of anr state-or--.Htrie-withtn thet continued ft force for the temrot
ri.it.-d Mates who, at any time since the first "ears-
lav nf lartiarv. one thousand enththumlretl and
f uMr
Mr en. - Wt,,ed stills made- according to
II, , ,y iter's improvement upon ak erson a
ctmdt nsmg tub, and w ho have paid a duty upon
tl., .anacity of the globes of such stills, all the
mo
vTTaircTMftrrllstiiiers may nsTerrespecr-
tivi 1, p:iid, as a duty, on the capacity of the
globes of their said stills.
Approved : ll'aihington, May 26, 1824.
AN Act rewarding the officers and crew of two
gigs or small boats under the command of
I.ieu!enantFraiicis H. Gregory, of tlie United
States' Nary.
1E IT EN ACTE) by the Senate and Home of t
19 ttetnwntativet of the Umled State of Amer
ica in rwrmi us -third, That the President of
the Tnited States be, and he is hereby, author
ized. to have distributed as prize money to Lieu
tenant Francis II. (".letfory, of the l nited
States' Navy, and the officers and crew of two
gTbys
their legal representatives, the um of three
thousand dollars, for the capture and destruc
tion of a British gun-boat, called the Ulack
Snake, in the river St lAw rence, on the nine
teenth of June, one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen, and that the said suni of three thou
sand dollars be, and the same is hereby, appro
priated; for the purpose aforesaid, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropri
ated. '
Approved : Wailiingm, May 4, 1 824.
ATI t TfwlU r,rn.l,mrlt tf
t rr tNAcrr.0 fJ'f""
.Htu nn it... w .J. am :
UmU of t!, l'nitl uiee, rave
.........,, . . . i
p4 rt,ft t4 forth' w4. k U
PUiot.t f an aet, par4 at coad March,
. .... . a J ataill.
Urd An act de tht r I tf of tht purchar af
puh:i kn.!a prior to tbt Br 'f
timant iM huivlred and twtf," o of tht
irtl atppltaaantary tbrto of thf twantUtb of
AnriL tit tbouaand tlM tMindtd and ta-enty
lira. Vd Ibtrd of M-rb, tbootad
ek-M kumbad d ...; Uraa, P"
Uininf aaab cert.W, OT tht IrfU hokjaf
tUertb, aliaO bt alload, at an ff
ttM. tenth of April, one tbnu-nd tight boadrad
and wray4t,to tL with tbt iepatef ef tht
Und OSitt, in tbt diairict h'ft Mch bad it
imateiL a ralinouiaUme b wnlmg, of wy
Kdton. half section, quarter swUon, of kfjl
...i. i U a fnctiutl arction. nadt aerord-
Inr to tbt proUoiii in tht e lining Uot, la re
K to tbt re, and salt of fubfij Lands,
i ... rti.ni mule, an anf tract of Und, to
rliwHUed, shall bt applied to tbt payment of
tht amount due on any tract rctainrtt n
purcbaer. or legal holder of a eertifieatt of a
porch i which reUoquiJiment abaU bt allow
.A Mw m etMMlaion that an SKh purcbaaer,
or legal waiter oi a cenuicaie w parvus,
innU aufneient quaatiiy of land thereby to
ampleie h or b-r payment aue to lot twiw
(t.tcs, or any Un.U reiainl, or pay tbe balance
l ie, and ahlch my afterward become due, in
(to ey, before or at the time of h relin.un
Arm . an.1. on the DMnvent of aiieh baUnce in
nontj, there ih.O be allowed, on the amount so
pvd, a drduction of tbe rate of thirty -aeen i id
a Ulf ier centum i frewU That nothing
hein eMitined, tall entitle the person na
kirg wch n liiwmiibment to claim any repy
mem from the LnileJ tates, on account of any
land so rrhiKiuiUied ; .M pridJtJ atrr,
I1iat nmbiiir bernin contained ahall autbrue
tny diconU upon pa)ments made by rthav
uui.hmcnt.
. 5 L ii fink raritL That all pur
chaarrt. Of Icrd hi.ld. r -f any certificate of
pureh of any of the fuhhc IaikI of the
i-r,;t.,t Riaira. mho mav have iihuined a certifi-
Kll
nww Ung
calr nf rurtJier crrai'. unucr uic Hnniu...
- . . , .t
W to 0.vm.nU pretu, . to b ",
Apni, eiemeen numimi .-."-,"
rv 'nn'almeot now due, ami ahieh ahall atter-
ilhecone pahle, shall be allowed, upon
Ihr amount ao paid, a deduction, at the rate of
lliirtr arei and a half per centum.
Hre. 3. Aiui S U further tnotttd. That it
ahall hMhe dutftle Ketiter and Reenters
of the Land Olurrs of the L'nitrd 8tatrt,im-l
med'atety aA.-r he 10th of April, eighteen
hundnd and tent -five, to return complete
litts of the owl rrlinquiahed to the United
States, within their dUtricti t and auch lands
hilt be espoaed to tale, as other public lande
of the t 'nited Sutea. h
re. 4. ,fW U further rnaed. That the
RrKier ami KrceWer of any Und Oflire. aliall
br allowed double the fees giren them by the
act of the aeennd of March, one tluniaand ciRht
humlrrd and twentyine, for like servkci, to be
paid by ihe person or persona avaUuig them
aeWes of the proiiona of this act.
Srr. 5. .ef be it further enacted. That the
provision of this act be extended to town lots
tnd out lo'S reacrreu iot uiai purpoac, aiiu
by the t'nited 8tatct on a credit.
Approved : H'atMnrien, Mag 18, 1824.
AN Act providing for the appointment of an
Agent for the (Huge Indians west of the State
of Missouri, ami Territory of Arkansas, and
for other purposes.
r R i enacted h i the Senate and Jim ( Ret-
I) mmlutiiv f ihe Lnited State f America
1 .-- Ctnrreu n$tembled. Thit the President of
,he t nitcil States be. and he is hereby, author
;,e, aniioint an arrnt for the tHare Indian
Wr,t of the State of Missouri, and territory of
Arkanwis, who shall n-ccive lor his compensa
. . f . . i i i ii . 111
Uon the sum ol iiitrcn numirra uonars, in iuii.
and that all rations orotlu r allow ances made to
him. shall be deducted from the sum hereby
allowed.
Sec. 2. Md he it further enacted. Tint it shall
he th- duty of each Indian Agrcrit to reside and
kr-p his aerney within, or nesr the territory,
r'liinrd bv the tribe or trile of Indians for
which he may be agent, at such places as the
frtsidpf of the t'nited States may designate.
Approved : n'aMnirlo May 18, 1824.
A Act to allow further time to complete the
uuing and locating of Military Land War
rants. BE it enacted by the Senate and ffoute of Rep.
retentatiiet of the United State of .imerica
ii Olnrt rw aurmbled, That the autlionty rran
np""eu : ii.iwi..., ,
. . q . . , Ulc tcrm of cer.
. . w . fc fc irC(J b ,imita.
. r - '
'
v'
M-P retenianve oj ine i mien oiuic, y mkiui
in tonrrea aitembled, l hat tlie pensions nere
. f S . I 1 a -A a I a ,
tnfnre trranted. and naid out of the Privateer
Pension Fund, to the widows aua orphans oi
r ----- -.-...., .
such officers, seamen, and marines, as were
lain, or died in Consequence of wounds or
casualties, received While in the line of their
dutv. on board the' private armed shins of the
t'nited Stats. and tne verms TOT tlie ratrment of
which had expired by limitation, before the
ninth day of April, in tlie year of our Lord one
thousand tight hundred and twenty-four, be,
and the same are hereby, revived, and exten
ded to such widows and orphans, with all the
advantages and in the same manner, as if their
respective terms had not expired i subject to
the prwisionv restrictions, said. limitations of
an act, passed on lue.jM.ntn cay oi April, in ine
tear bf our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twent v-four. entiUcd " An act extending the
term of pensions grafted to persons disabled,
and to the w idows and orphans of those who
liaVe been slairt. or who have died in com
quence of wounds or casualties, received while
in the line of their duty, on board the private
armed ships of the United States, during the
late war.'.' ,
Approved : "Jathinfton, May 26, 1824.
Mansion Hold,
lusnuur, .s-vnTiic.iitoi.LVJ, nr
- W lie, hi. fnUu. th.r bt h
t.kmtU extensive ana 'y".
, . ik Minu-r of tht
Court (UJy tup' V
aituaut ai we .
nn iiMiir. tt4,r vv -- .
h.j lua tonventence --
- ' .... .;iniiuit tor
.. .. . -.t. tJ tirlvatt rooms,
a . . ara.l.k A CaD
Msorct inrm, vr F 7 "
render their eta; eomtorUbW ana pa
rt .1 It. ! 1)IJVA
noillii lauajii aj.iuv.
I Ceninty Court, to bu.Ula u
. 1..! .-.rwnlfl bt anwB,
wouin laaia rni . .
Creek and the Point, will rcceWt propoade fur
. .. a art ' t tl..aaA altaatbeaawd Id tfiOtV
tract fJr .Ik same,1 wiD Specify to Jbr rfth.
.. .i.uh. .l,u-h uiev can uo
Cotnmiaarunera ne wru v.. ;.,
.1.. 11. . 1 ... . ;ti iuuftaiha uiat inrre
ute joo. 1, vii w , .
tbe Bn.ire.s stone Frr" IIT Tl,.
to bt well smngtna snu m: ....-- ---brU
will require to be two hundred feet long.
ALriO.ll anvnil I
jau)ii ntiir.R.
JOHN IL mttlJNC, VCeai'rs,
DAVID MHitlRr,
JOHN ttr.AKD.jr. J
Aa-r,. 7. IL
Wholenalc HAT Store,
279 A7f V-rerl, aSar lA Mertkanfl Bfi.
avstptt iU MiKfii! a reneral asaortmrnt
U of 1st, 2nd, and 3d quality black snd drab
Ucuvcr Hats,
orsl, baO and high crowns, ami enrtes shaped,
wide and narrow brims, late fadiiona.
Also, Caator Hats, dittoi men's and youths
fine Koram ditto, warranted elastic water proof
men's ami youth's Koram Hats, of an mfi nor
quality. All of which they warrant oi umut
own manufacture. .
Men's ami boy't coarse, fine and rery nne
black and drab aool Hutsi morocco caps, from
Philailclpliia and New.York i Hatter's Tnra
minra, Bow Strings and llruslics, Lc. low
for ea.h.
Charle.ln, J!, 1824. UitU
New AHsortmi'iit.
a 1
THR atihsrriber has sery recently receos.i
from Vhiladelphia, an assortment of
Ih-y tiih, Cn'.lery, and
Hard-H are, iPimetlic ;
which, with the assortment he esperts to re.
ceire in a short time, will enable bun to sell t
eatisfactory prices. The public are respectfully
invited to call, and examine for themselves.
KUWAIU) CUtSS.
Salitbury, .titf. 16,13:3. 70
(' uppers rftitliinj'.
The Coppcrsinithing, aid Tin PLoe bniinesj,
heretofore transacted by I). Cress, sen. will in
future be conducted bv'me, at the aame place.
Those who favor me with their custom, may de
nend on having their work done with neatness,
K .... . . .a ni.si'lt (Mlt'Qa
durability and ilespatcn. Mmu, v.nr..-.-.
Dissolution.
1 HAVE declinrd acting as a partner with John
1 Murohv, in the mercantile business in con
eonl, with biseonsrnt, and have reiinpiis:iri an
. . , i i ii
claims to any part or portion of the profile of
the concern ot Murphy & Mi'ton. vo
.Wore 12, 182. NA I'H'L. SUTTON.
aVtvw Storey In Com ant .
rjlIIF. subscriber has formed a Copartnership
I with William Brown, in the mercantile
bu-iness a Concord, Cabarrus count) , North
Carolina, under the firm of .Murphy U Jlrtvm
where they are openig a fresh aasorUnent ol
Dry Good, Cutlery and Hardware,
selected with much care, in Philadelphia ami
New-York, and bought on the best ternis. They
design to continue the business at Concord for
some years i and as Mr. Murphy will visit the
northern cities annually, to procure supplies
their assortment will be general ; ami will he
lisposed of at fair prices for cash, or on credit,
to punctual customers. Iru-ir trie nils ana the
public generally, are respectfully inviti d to call,
examine qualities, hear prires and judge for
themselves. JU11N MUIU'IU.
John Murphy,
Has also, at his store in Salisbury, a large
assortment of GOODS, to suit citizens town and
country people i to be disposed of unuaual!) low,
for cash, or country produce.
CoacTf Mating.
rpiIE subscriber offers his sen ices to the pub
1. lies in the 'above tine,- and flatters himself,
from long experience and steady application for
a number of years in Europe and America, to
give general satisfaction to those who may lavor
aim mtulhcuLBorK
Carriages of all descrintions Pannel'd and
Stick Ci, Sulkcys &c. made and repaired on
reasonable terms. SAM'L. LANDERS.
SaSibury, April 26, 1824. 204
N. B. Carriares of all descriptions bought
and sold, on commission.
P. S. A journeyman wanted at the above bu
siness to whom good wages will be given. He
will be employed on wood-work, altogether.
f0The subscriber keeps two fiijr f Hire,
which will aty av be. kept in reaihness, with
goKl harness for lie aeeommolation of those
who may, at any time, wL.Ii to ride on pleasure
or on business. 8. LANDERS.
..WanteiJ, asjm Appre.ntke .at the above
bmmesa7a'mingm'an "from 14'' io' 18 years of
age. and of correct and -industrious hubits one
from the country would be preferred : to whom
a good chance pe y ven.
. The Militia Laws,
REttfSEn and published this year, under the
direction of the Adjutant General, and
comprising all the laws passed by the General
Assembly , relative to the militia, up to this date,
for sale at the oflice ef the cstcrn Carolinian;
hpui i w oa place, anu n"""" -
Lblitt aJatUntirt M- I Mat, and
h. rwl bt auppbed with tbt bsst Ut rnarkH
a- Imi .U rive tntiiw aatialaetiow to tnoat
ow Ltm i and M
I frleml tnd the Mibl.C gtneraHy.ihat U
luat rrerled the Ulcat thion from Londim, U
' ..... in. ..it.... i. ii . . . '
ay or roiiaii'!"". .n un, mhu.
y, and tht svtiaent fonntry, l.Mflg faal,i.ma.
Ut clothts niawU. tan Bo bt arcimimo.lte hy
tht suharriher on a siion boikc. ah oeurt
from a distance, rW making any kind of gmle.
mtu'l gtnncnt witt bt uu.ly and
ttoaaly CBeoiWd, snl braanlrd aeonltig l
directiowe. ucmirwara ara wnneo w jie me
auhcrtberB shop a fair trUl they will the bt
better nblt tt i'f'zn whHher he drarrvrt their
atmnagt Of lit. THOMAS V. CANOH.
.Canicntcriojj Uuiincus.. ,r
f 11IIR ascrma bega kae to baVrea the
X c it lien of Mow an and tht adjoining eon,
ties, that bt Intends earning Of) the llonee Car.
penter'a Buainrat In all ks various branch!.
and it now ready to malt fnpremenii with
any peraon wlahing to bat work done In kia
nne. lit ww rimiOTT none put tnt oett :
workmen 1 and bt lattrrs bimaelf that, from bit
long eiperienct and strict attention to tht biai.
neaa, bt will bt abb) to diarharrt any auch work
in tht moat faslilonabtt St) It of tht day, and oa
tht moat re asonablt terms, lit (eels no hV
taiion ia saying that those who may favor him
with their custom, will bt fully satWied ai la
price, durability aeatneas, and deanateh.
ISAAC EAHMIAIT.
SaU Avry, Aae 14,1824. ' t'liv
Martin Y. lit? tl, Tn.for,
VDOPT this plan of informing tht citiani
of Saualiury, and its vicinity, in general,
that be bat commenced tbt
Tailoring Htniness,
in part of John tit-man's boose, situated ii
Market Street, a few doors from the taat corner
of tht Court-House i where he is prepared l
will be happy to accommodate anr gemlma
who art disposed to patron ir him in his Ime cf
Luaineas, in tht neajrat ami moat fadixmiMi
si) le, of to please fancy. He flatten bii.vli;
Irom bis long esperienct, that there are but
few, if any, in tht eountrj-, that Can surpass h-ni
in tbe etrcution of Wt week. A (air trial ia vl
he ask a, to proto tht above assertion. 1!n
changes of fashion ahall ke strictly attended to,
as be haa left a ceyfTetpondent in the District !"
tlunibia, (where be is Ust from) who will sead
him tha fadiions on, in their regular scaauM.
He botes br strict aitenlWm to business, to n.
ceive a liberal share of public patronage, as be
is determined nothing shall be Uft undone
render general satisfaeiion.
Sttbihtry, Mtio 5, 1 5 J. VO
State of North-Carolina,
Caaaaact cocwtt.
COI RT uf PUat and Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1324 1 Caleb P. Alexander, ter$
James I'ickcusi original attachment, levied on
lamia, 8te. Jt appearing to the court that the
defendant in this esse is not an 'inhabitant ot'
Utis state, it is therefore ordered, that psibhra.
tie i be made three months in the Wntern. (r
(Anion, git ing notice to said defendant to appear
at the next Court of Picas and Quarter Sesiiis
to be held for said county, at the) court-booee in
Concord, ornhe Third Monday of Jutv new, to
replcvy, plead, or demur, otherwise Judgment
final w in bat entered against him, and cieculiou
awarded accordingly, . -
. Test: DANIEL COLEMAN, e.e.e.
Price adv. 4. . if 16
State of North-Carolina, "
VILKCS COfHTT.
finrrtTof Pleas ami Quarter Sessions, Vsr
J Trrm, 1HC4 : James Irwin vi. John llt orJ ;
original attachment, levied on two tracts of lanj.
It a.itirarino' to the court that the dclernlan'.
i ' . .... . .
i lVP, o,,t f tins atate, it is thervlore oMrred,
that publication he madeor three month in the
W estern Carolinian, that the defendant, SppiT
at the neit cimntv court to be held for the coun
ty of Wilkes at the eourt hoiw in WilkcsburoV.
-onthr firstMrmrhy m Angmtt next, andrrpVw
nd plcaI to issue, or judgment will be entered
against him for planlifl 's demand. i'.'ISe
Test: It. HUItTIV.r. w. e. e.
State of North-Carolina,
BTRKK COVSTT.
I
NT Equity, March term, A. I). 1824. Mernt
Buririn.' v. Phillin Goodhread. It anpeir-
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that Phillip
Goodbread does not reside within the limits of
this Mate, it ia therefore onk-red that publica
tion be made for three months successively in
the Western Csrplinian, that unless the said
Phillip Goodbread appear at the next court of
Equity to be held tor the county of Burke, at
the court-house in Mnrganton, on the 4th Mos
day of September next, then and there to plead,
answ er or demur, judgment, pro confi sso, will
be taken, and the same be heard ex parte.
S. S. ERWIN.r. w. a.
Prke tdv.S4, loif22
State of North-Carolina,
Iredell county.
esnt7TlT of PUaa ami Quarter Sessions MiT
17 term. 1824. John N?sbTt. v. tnarTes ITT
Conner ; Orriginal attachment, returned, See. H
is ordered by the court, shtAMmefeJJdW
(who Is hot an inhabittTrt of this Stated fil--h
answer on or before the next tcrm of this court,
to be held for the county aforesaid, at the court
th third Monday m
Amiii.. nllmiii n I If alTailllifT a ill b
ii'usi i,ca", wii" miu jiwi..-..i :
heartlex parte, and have judgment pro cnniesw.
It is further ordered, that this notice be pub
lished for three montha in the Western Caro
linian. Test : R. S1M0NT0X. Cffe
Price adv. g;4.
State of North-Carolina,
. . ASHE CqVSTY. '
WORMS BAKER, f. Alexamle.r Johnson,
and James Baker, Sen. et alias: OrigiM'
hill in Equitv.' Whereas, it appears to the satis
faction of tins court, fliat Polly Halcer, rehct ot
Jeremiah Baker, dee'd. James Baker, Reuben
Baker.'Lucy Ann Baker, Sceberry Baker, Nat
cv Baker, andJeremiah Baker, infants and be"'
,aWUw,oC,aforesai4. Jmife, ',
are inhabitants of. another state, it t tJ'erJ:"7
ohiered; that pubficaniou he made m the Ui
tern Carolinian, published in Salishury, for"
weeks, for the aforesaid parties w nppx-ar a
answer, plead or dfmur, or judgment, pro co
fosso,. will be taken agajiist.lbein, and the c
heard exparte. Witness James llatborn, cki
of the court of Equity, for the county and '
aforesaid, March term, 1824. ' . '
:.. JAMES UATB0H'.f.&
Price adv. S2. 50.'