"44
I ..-t ...nul Cattle oar and
fret-la HonsUrMmuj
VUo.U objocj, d tnklo,
plum of & " . m . gt.
9nd CO r -
.h rof the trtcl quantlt, of cot
. the ttiiitM q-.nl7 f ton.,
.M.",r7iM4U,W,ro.ooKM,
'ttror.UU.Mof.-.od
ul kh4, ",tt "
'IS! For ih.WM olf.nottoet
teed tao years old, $ dola.
l-ki.i. rrwrf.lht bid, 3 dolt.
f,k A ratio of th. Ktc-ca qu.n.i.f
.. .. f hmJ. shore from live
.kin ...mla ihaawoer to 1 iUJ.
lOtK. 1 he best piece of pUln domestic
tloib mixed of cotton end 14. nm
UstlUn icn yirdtin length. 3 dolt,
t'.tra of miicd twilled doth. doli.
I3tb. For lbe belt coverlet of cotton
and wool. 9 doll-
3th. For Ut Uit counterpne of eu
folk 3 dolt
Mib- For the best piece of dome!
flatnel, bol lest lh ten card. 3 dolt.
I Sib. For the bet fce of domestic
blanketing, not lesi'ban one yard wide,
td live yerde long. 3 ik;.
ISib- For the best piece of carpeting,
not le than imr v rd ic, nor lc than
fire yard loeig, 3 dl.
lbe luc pitntiuint will be awarded
under rule and regul.ti.Ki uliradv euop
ted by the soei ty ai d ish aiirh ihe
meabera are acq .l.tcd It -i ltrre
fort be unnrtrswrv to publish them in
fulL Fr Kenctal iuloimalion. it mr.
netert licks, he proper to mention the
(o fallowing ruin
Itt I rut il article of manufacture
for which pieiniuiti are lobe awarded,
shall have been fabricated since Oct. .2nd,
1833.
3nd. 1 hit objects and articlet rihihi'ed
for premium, shall be the produce ol
Lincoln (.oun'y or owned by a member
f the Society.
By ..rilerof the Sociftf.
JOHN r. UKtVAKU, Seanarf.
tea Tat tiiriK caolmi.
I UJ ratlicr be a kitten and cry mrw,"
Tliao one W t!ict barr-lunf j)ihpM (-monger.
!l ll ii'ortnhm? ift bt Oafit a uta
pondini? p irtjr will report, when even hope
ittelf it lost; and it it wonderful lo wiui
dupircnynd pTeKTlrathin-rrfor to tar
posiie and p dp ble .f-UehoocU, even
men who are hour-at, (when there it no
tetr'ation to tw? otliri will descend,
to efTcct a fjvui ite pu-pir p.i ticulatly,
if thwt purpyae Ite im.ih of the most hon
OMhle. I had ecr ihoul't. until the
taucut iunto tuuel.t me the contrary, lht
jnode.TOfrhj Land honest wnl would
fee! ItselnfcKf aTe! fy eTcTaitonrobrainTd
upon the unmeriued downfall of itw nppo
ten; and I rnr been even so old Uh
ioned at to think, th:it the man who rises
himself to fme bv blustinj: his iiri(jh'Hii
nisi.r.RM .
honett reputation, desnve, the pi.lorr keenest o. tne name. . -alone,
by of distinruon and emi presses ,!. AUbatna. ha e " l'ur.
nence. But it teems in these degenerate , ch.,ed for the caucus ; but .
day,, that, he who can most vilify hi, op ! the hand ol de.tn h-s lon been upon the
ponent,andwillKotl.c prra.est.len'Uinaucusofl-ebrua.) U.
vituperation and MibttiTuKe, even lo tne
blastinir a renutation, ic'ei.tifitd with the
1 " . ......
quer, if cotiq;ier they ran, alter the man- 01 """""'Z, ' cnaiaiinic of
ner.( certain fish, by obstnicin,? the i drentoul 90 famUie conuam g ol
lifSht if truth, wi'h venom ejected f,mi043 individuals, ! , " Jb J'
their foul and corrupt imaginations. Or The b-.tes, number ot cMld n to n.
to use another timile, which they can,
..k..-.. r.k well
- U.ttCf-HMt WHM. "
known cat. befotilinc the; very atmosphere
through which their pursuers fnlloj them.
I have been led to these reflections, by
V , " Z'ildv
.let, ostensibly
on, of l ennet-
: ....:, 1. '.
lately observing, a pamphlet
written br one Jesse Benton
ee, of pole-eat memory, F-sq in which
every art that the mal'mnily ol the-ercn-
rj' e ... ,. : - .
jiciiu oi. 01a coiiid.invciii, cc... - , - ------ , . - m,nister ot wi-
been united with his own corrupt, jmd John Sherman, ne f 'n,w0 wives
Vreposterous inclination to detract from tertown had 36 chiKtten 1 y
r..Vu, i..v.,...p..w..
the well earned reputation of a m..n,
whose vera nam ahall rouse to action the
siumnerinp; patriot, wmie a biokic sun
freedom breathes and whoe Rlorr h
.L'.. ..... .1" .1-, . - 1. H .I.Sj .1.
uiiio wnn unsuuieu nis're wijvii voiaiv
traciionhall only be known as a compo
rent of the dunghill. ...Surely, human na-.(
ture must be f7r more depraved, thn on
the ihealre of France, during the reWu-
uriRi 11 ine the MUlol fiJ
tf lifti m4 U "Uid ita IM Mil
rtiJi p.irUl of the dy th ?! I
the mtilhlsM kirn the mdfii,or ma
thing ori bo oUj inmptt id lb
4utilh4rit rljbuof the peof.le, wi
der the Mini of frieftdi of ItUl i-xu.
Dut 1 foUtr it! Unomlflf of tf detfl
It tuffuUnt lo ettrvbcltJi n4 truh to
torn 0 Um nJ iortiftUKii tuthor.
relU-tliliht bf you rM iMi
MbkUt. tnJ 1 tlxtftli oUh It vcrc in
tbf ktndiof fo alt. rtmmbr lbt It
ottrtlo! Uk uiKhoodt U in OMeu
hue btl lbe rtfi'4 .uiborof It, bo
It oru'i CplU of lbe M.'-''y, Ubol
k ttf id ailla lbut It ftoa. end lor
mnrt ibio ten frt bet Ue" lb Imple-jj
bU, unnenerogt, I'm! ireM.ncii eo-
of AepBIW ittito. m
p.aipbUl U lb ork of Ihott , abo, iib
t conn I . nee of Wltll-m II. Cri-ford,
tro lo tUU'c tbc U. by iniroductfi
Af'ion tUe Into tblt country, wore tiun
oe of a boot, 1 eoold name, but tbtlr
making Ikle man lb co.t.ln Iron bebtrMj
akkk lo thro iktir puione4 datm ltb
thtir other rimm under them two coo
ieirtjHlbUlomkeltnecejry. Kemetii
br, too, ihl ablle lbe ckarKter ol Jee
Hrnton It onknowo lo toa, the detdtof
AiHlre Jkton re Indelibly lotctibed
on tbc immutable pllUra of ijlory, whiib
upjwrit your country ' bittory. VVbili
the conuetl it oret,at thai betaetn
ikit t4 of a b.td of negro muri;lert,
nd the immortal btrool Orleao, cn
w-. for moment doubi. that aete ettn
VatiKio aye, were lbe aintl C;bmIcI
ruettioi hat io prt, been antweied
When ihooRht nettat'ty lor tncir pur
ioeet. (he mittiun, of King i auua. uit
Uuthiii(ly dittuibtbe anrtol Vthiii(
Htti, and will, unhoiy hnl intuit tne
' tiki at hi t dead." How tlicn coutd it be
esectrd thai the litinic coultl rtcape their
unballoacd loiiguct f I itroufth the course
of ihiiranrits. yu muti htc noticed that
lbe sole aim of tbe cucuitrt, hat been
lodcpreciitc their opponent t merlit. not
lo ii ht their own loiniurt, truly wor
lh) the mi tnlhl twlarlttof their t.ble
kini;. Br even art in thrtr power, lliey
hae ttriten to deceive you, by bUcken
it? the rrputaiion of t hove opposed to
their viewt.
Ln mc lserch you. fellow ciiitent lo
jo lorwud io the poll. resoJviU that in
tejjtttfrhrmor, and honettv hll ievtl
over those imps ol darkness, the tct ol
Ki"H Caucos, nd if you potct those
lirtuet ours Ives, and add nrti uile lo
thctu jACItovj the toumry pride, the
nation's ! shall diive the rats, and
the tan too liom WashinRion, nd rrin
in the hearts of his cuuiurj men. ihc fiivt
in pe-ce, as .,lread he is the first amonic
his country 't chiM'rn in ar.
UKLhllY MOUNTAINS.
Fur fifths of the oid republican pspers
in the union are oppos. d to the caucus,
and wijl continue, t thev ever have b en,
the ttedftt friends of the administration.
The elrserten who support the SIXlY
blX'l-.UKS, who went into the WasV
ii,Ku.n cutus, are few in number, and
iih verv lew exceptions have always
iv.Huii..J(xljlf-Aa..iijnuen.e: Even
thoc ol them who oi cc had it, are rapid
ly losing ,he)r biye lne con"'
dcnceol the coutury. faycttevi te Obt.
Arv Crawfurd Pafier.To aave the
n-int- il rill Hi. Ill IT a lew ii.iiuii.ii. -
suppose, a Sen.i Weekly paper has just
been euabliahnl at W mrenion. in r
.t- 1. .....!... aninchodv must puT IMer
ally foi a icr',u,,ou'' distribution. Mi
this paper been esti')iisnc-o in ..rm-r ,u
ul.h.lr.w the U..lcich Kvirister liom the
- - - - ,- r ,,,-,,1.1
In examining the tecotds of tbe town
'!
Hiil.TK a. ill .MassuCliUseHS, aooui .c
one tanii.y was a ...- .-
wive. Such msuncxa 01 -
, p
lecunoiiy in tne
ear
7?T.menT7per b..Ael, molasses S7 . s
...ml a sanaa caw flaaK rir
lion. ' one woman who had not lest th-n
23 child rcn bf one husband, whereof .9,
23 children ov o , esUle,,and a
lived to men a .nd women s est ,
iUt,A a m was motncr lu
inuu wiiu .. . .
1 ne ...ou.c. Kev.
I rl.ilHren of which l WClO
I he mother 1
,. hj. wife. Kev. aamuei
1 20 by hi. last wile, n
bird,
- . , r-nnford
, tne m, m 1 , mA
01 .1 1 cn.io, c, dfBjic$,
all attained mature f.dw,
.i.ftwai
p.f the t,M; rrtt j tt li-iin h 4T
dyt ftftn U)iilmtSii,tite It rifinJ
la Ke 3ut ,f Au by I.Ub li p.
peirt lUt Frttb trray tt fnU to
be cxi the tittet of I'urtutU 1 be tunmi
it lobe dbi4l If irwe, h ermy
de4 to Mitt be Ibtl U&b O-.ulrJ
bt)iln tbt kir It tttfiw lo
. SJtl M- lTIihrJiM
irtrotly fofjl fo ik
crop, -ica in lUifwUaW ro Jre4y
tecured U went ditf t irie. I b irte
price of betl It II per cjwener. bu
pet fin Flour In bt4, kII l 7 13
per berrtl. I be eweRe p" wmw
.Mkitndim llib of A9ti hI
trj jj qunr ! IM prc re
quired by la, lbe porta art fka lbe
admltiion ol oatt iui me mKiua oi
f he dutr U It per qlarur, tne
f,flc.boo! 3i4da 3t IjMr 4IU. ilart
r .
Uta Ut4percwi.
UTILE Vi KMJTII AateWCA.
PkiUJsintia (mi. 5 Inert from
n.voift. rcrtived at anti Mnk, ie
tkat an ettloo had taken place In Per..,
between tbe Colombian a'roy un'ler
. .iul iba rovtlutti the loroer m
. aa ..r sictoibut. Gen. touova ol
lbe totombiao army wit killed.
frttMan't Jtutnai
LIEUTENANT Of OtN. WOLTE.
Dr. FJlbu I udor, who att lieuienam
in the arroyof gen. Wolfe, b the celr
brated baitU on the heihti ol Akraba
in idi. ii uum n,i( mi L4 Uindsor
i'ono. at tbe advanced age of 91 yea.t
lit it tupposcd to be tbc only su'vivinfr,
officer of gen. Wolfe's army in f.urope
or America, lie continue! to ncche a
pension fn.m the Ilrjtish t;ov;rnment
I). I udor graduated at Yale Collrr,e In
1 7 0. and. belore he entered lie army.
wi a surgeon In the Uiiiish Davy.
According tothe Aiailr Rrseirchet,'
very turiou mode ( tning the title ol
land is practised in Ilindotiou : Two boles
are dur. in the disputed spot, in ch of
wdiih ihe tdain'iff'a and defendant t la
i era nut one of their leul. and rtniJn
there until ont of them i tired, or com
pi iint of bun stunff bv Ihe insrett, in
whirh cih hit clirnt it defeated In this
ci untrv it i the dim and not the lawyer
who putt hlsoof m'o it.
LovisvitLK. vKO Strt 14.
PatUt J Hitrr hmnn We umiernand
fiom a (rentlenmn of vcrcliv, that a roan
belonging; to t. apuin Hicmn 'a Lompa-
nv, (name not known.) ha airived at
Frankfort, having ircentlv escsped from
the Indiana, who took him prisoner at
that battle, and reporia thai Map Cfae,
of Fayette, who wat said tone amoin; the
slain, it a alive, and a pntooer amon
ti.. Pniiattatam tribe of Indians. 1 hit
m veil mi nuainied with (Jiaei, and
lltail r- ar T a.
freouenllv la W him amotiic ihetn. Hi
-Ivn states, that there are eevenl other
nruim !iirihuied imnne the Indians,
taken at that battle, whose rutret we were
not able to obtain. Amon thtm was
man- Jront-UiCOillJvibp.hxIi'rUitd
to Maior B-IUrd't company. Ihe res
peclabilitf of the source from whence we
ii ih. ,U.Krd this mformjtion. Haves no
iiarv
rtoubt of its correctnett. The Rritleman
is now in Frankfort.
DIED,
ll 1.;. rnidence. in York District, 9. Carolina,
ItU ajje, t'aptain John flam: Ilia diMriie wi
vi.lent bilious remittent fever, which, notwith
standing the most indefaticaMe medical assis
tance, chwed the sufTcrmrs of tlua excellent
man, on the 9th day j the deep dUlrea was
borne with unparalkled patience, and rciigua
tion. The loving and affectionate husband, and
parent, the pion chriitian, the alnabl, ci'izen.
and benefactor of the poor, now reapt in vir
tuous reward above the kiet. He, h left be
hind him an aged widow, and five adult rcapec
MARKETS.
FATF.TTEVU.LF. PRICES, Oil. 14.
Cotton, 12a 12i; flour, fine, a 4;auperfine,
4 , 41 j heat, new 75 a 80 ct. ; wh.c , 32
u unAv 0 a 55: annle do. 45 to 5t'i
90 per
covado,l4allcHPnme;P'!V,r,.:
. tvl 1. 09 .
.TV.Weu, tal.ow,6 a7; Wax,
3i;32;rice3ito4perlOOIb..iiron,4MSp'-.
Vb tobaccole3a3J, nianufacturedia2o
.
3d and aa quality,
Slliy, JVlu lea, 11, aun, Df
pr. cwt
VBltBtlB.
CHARLESTON PRICES, Oct. li
Cotton, S. Island, 23 to 26. staim-d doU to
15 . Maine do. 21 1 Santee, 2D to 21 ; sfcrtt sta-
' . . .... 1 Art n - . . .. . a. u
pe iA a 14 w matey
.P. 3 1Q ,
Cape
rbero, aJ- ' v' -; ,
pent tbe
Pntiimt. We re
week. A' Te limited
that hat ben doinr
llr HATI IU) VY M MAI!,.
t'.t. 'A I V li.t.i.
Tie kwi r c"nM bi'rt ff.i f,i,4
lkr, tiki Un, ihJj, U ok h lUy etr.
If Wv4, U.y ilktute I. (kn. ;1h4 m
rrM(M, t4 JU C. C'WUi m We lr.
4, H UUf m twVa'ty i ni Ul
eJ'iiy vf Uie pjU fConb tre
tor te lbe tUilui ibi (tutlm.
lbe IIJUUrwb ttUrJ U.e 2jib ImI.
. Ln.i r. . .,1... ... ;
' 7
kif t.Ur otcUrMwa. At ert4 af lbe
mw bate clm,Wud lbe rpurt, ft4
Mr.',(,U4 ouU iwit, U any ertat, vute fur
Oa. jMktwa, at bre prwat kU Mr U e
Wr iW ik atvtbj r ne 4 e fcr
aaaa ewe eiuMaraa fcuaiait.
H'.ll'i'Hl When I consented io ne
.... . ..I
oivoamo plated on Ut people 'i 1
Er'med In to the c.-cu. tick.,,
I hl no other Intention or won,
tban ibat. if I thould bw hoiKHi'ed with
scl In the electoral lolleft ol thit ttate,
I hould faMr rtpreenl Ihe mapilty of
tboa win elected me i and at I think it
Un... som.lrnilf ftdenl that ..ew.r.1
JiCf a ia me most pn.mn.cnt anil cau
u tatdidate lor the pictnlenry In thlt
t'e, (( wi'hout cSobl the choice of a J
. . ... ik.
p'oplc's ticket at ihe ensuine, election ; I
aave nj btsitaiionin derla.i'tK unequivo
cally that, if elected, I will vMe fr nlm.
JAMEjt MKBANE. ,
SS . .m ....!.;. , k. ULu Ctrl. Fit. one of
ihe candUu w, d rtoU's 1 icke-t, to say,
if tltdol, be w ill vc for .trw Utkn a
frrLlrot, and Mn V. (.( aa Vice Prrw
drut. Mr. t..Ws Hat over ami ofi'". a
decUrti brfof 1 but, inawmich aa lb taw
ci.sKrs arc buty in tryiaf to imprt a d.lT.rnrt
idea, ae lbouht proper aiumuKe it ooce
mure.
II Jut F. Wr, faq. another cawlMbrte on
tbe t"tV " w"rt to ,nnJ io
this place, Ac elata the aame srniimenl.
Me believe tbit eer n.in ens the l'rJlr'
Titkrl, bat now M.blkl even out. and declared
b.s KW.mcnit. ill tl friends uf ( ruwW
Umlluttn and cnarai, In future .reterkj to tay,
that lbe (K-oplc'l lK.krt i n, t plrdjfrd. If thry
do.it ill be wilb the kn Irtlff " ibeeonlrsry,
ih! with the view to delude and oilead tbe
people
The Editors of the Kalcijh Rrriater deny
thst thev hrre-oforc luffHtd the pretention
... . - 1 I . ... .(..MM
(A Mr. A'lm' ni mee rrrainnrn .:,
that before the vnit of the acnior FaJitor to
W.iliinglon City, in the tun mere ISJ.'t, Ut
hadprn! drt'urrd Ail fnrrrrnrt for Mr. .fdnan
If thi be den)id, e can mention fsctt to
them, that will revue their recollections.
GEN. L FAYETTE.
The reception of Cen. U Fayette ln Balti
mi..e and Wali,nftoii City, wat aplendid and
impoainjf beyond concrptkm. The Hero tar
ried but a abort time in Ihe me trorKlit, a he
bnrnri on lo the rrand fete, and parade, appoiu-
ted to b held at York Fown on the 19th itiart
in commemoration of Ilia yaplure eaf Lord Corn
atlli. ' cVtiWre.
1 N nurwisnce and by virtue of a deed of trust
I eu-cutrd to n.e by the late William I'srkea
y.rrslriTroi rmn afbr-the p.rr.here
in meniionc'i, 1 am cvmic hi i'uui.w v.,
Natnnlay the SUthda of Ninembcr mst.atrart
of l.'.nd containiiifr one hundred and aity two
scrrs, rMit'ed in s..id eotinty, ami adjoining the
U1.1U.of tn-n. I'aul Barrinrer, Mr,, silly I'liifrr,
ami other ; lo to likely ni Krt-rf, one a bov
gjfi d ta . nH -five, and thr other a jrirl r (l eih
tnnveara.' the U...I i. r i'' '""l luan,e
1 .lui;iv of the Cshamis Black
I m III. I l.e lu ¬
.... . - .
prtrchwe "rnfmeyl be wqwWd,
the balance in a note or note negotiable and
aayable at the fcsl.abury Uraiicn 01 u.e Biaie
lank of North Carolina.
I he Sale to take place on the premises, st
twelve precisely.
vVll.l.lAM J. AI.EXANUF.lt, 7V.af.
n,, OrV IK24. t'J2
ioct. J. VSitRttr,
t T I AVINU ietllel himself in Can
r2Ti I I cwrf, C. oiler hi services
to the inhahiisnts of the 1 own ana
it vicinity, in tbe various brancl.e
of hi profesaion. Me may be found
at liu ahon, one door north of the I'oat-unice,
except when abnt on profcaiional busincM,
in. 4, 18
KJ6
ft VfttiVions.
THK, subacrihert have just received, from
Mr. Charles C. Watson, of rhilaiK'lph
tbe latist fashions of thui city; and they avail
themselves of tbe esrlieat opportunity of inform
ing their customers, and all others who wish
failiionuble clothes niadc, that they are well
a ..un .1 In rterutu all order in their
aarl Aa at llsjSlP
R.i -
ft ll twutailasillji
w- .irh. they believe, Win near . ...,,.
.tb any in the ttate.. Orders from a dutai.ee
w ill be punctually executed, and garments for
warded to any part of the country that may be
Quired ' P CANON U TEMPI. F.TON.
Wousr, of Tcaerlauneit.
r I . rl .1 .
1EBOY PKI-KISI iniornisii.jinc.mi
i and the public, tbst he bus opened
a Haute f Entertainment in I. ant aster
.. r. nl. ! .1 Vin 9iikt lead-
liistrkt, Boutu-ai-ui.oa, , - 7 -
inif f-ni Charlotte to Lancastcrvillc, .Camden,
81c about 21 miles from Chailotte, and nineteen
from Ijuvcasrrrville. Travellers on this road,
are respectlullv invited to call on the a.b.crib. r,
-t they inav be assured of finding, at mod
erate prws, c'omfuiUble fare for tbemaclvta,
good.ttablc. and teed plenty for their horses.
.7,1824. ttuoy btwusr.
Khrnczrr Afnilrmj,
VWrr.nsou 0. irv.M. ib4 ktiU
l .. iUu, f ,f try im vw4
Jft, Itunf wrl Ir, I. Il.iftklil
C"'pf U pfUMtuff Iht pbt l. .;M iU( iM
v''jt. tl M lit tiiiMjfflfMM, U ti4 if f r-xV,
Mr. AV -t.,U.M; ,,i. i l.,....
u rr,MMi tiWf, in rii ,UftH)ivM 4
MiUiiMe t'l ,S(!url 1..!,i.y, ta ihe
J WhWh be atiale i rA M Km Uh ;.
Mr, lluc J be U'rt.Kl i U
pwlttir, bt rtARmeinUitf4tt la
P"i"' W IWM, l vul fiMug pt
b kWi. Mr, rm , the trMy m
kul Ibtl uf a r,iM immm im rt
MOmlm m4 .S'oln'xJ fhli, fruit.
ar Vaibaba, tl- ret. LiiiJ lft'bretikiM if
frtaeatm, errnfirt tUat Mr, bkrta mmng
tiJLH U asail.aw.iHS, sbi at the CIUgt
i b4 MS, as.1 4M 14 IfkIUnf. .
C tnnitt In llitt ivaiiwri, i,iii.
asay ka wsmW ar U lirtir, W e mM nt
prrarnbe, tl the tay lime af ewfif,rbe eaaaa
LM.nvalfiqurtrri but at well ren4
aO-Wata. that eiHnncct at irrriMlar pert -da,
1
- -- - j
tUl(Jm,t mmt U irvd.
f)j Urf. fctj,lw are HrM out lou-'r Kite,
,u appoiniaxm of aiwUrr tehaf wit add
the turret.! riM l.e t ary w.k. ta
g f ,., , of
. - nrU ( ,1 1. 60.
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amvth and future ataJ.il.tr. 1 ae '
aukl Uv sl fNiltl.ah.nir any tl.injf re.
tM-itm,-ti.it Atatb-inyi but, ibut fa', lh ru
lee have iUJe.l .1 "noil h.ra. Vrl way a
Irarbrr, Kami! f etHiwn, aprak of hi A'b my.
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ftrrutlunt, the , and W (WitH
aaralaf Ut., Im mUrmU pit rt'r.
tl.e Hxaii rH Vfftrln .lmmp, ka
are mm f the feature of our Ae aU-w.y, 1ikh
j,it.f) tl.e learber to e f H, ami even to
trt-mmrnJ h urgri.tly. Awl A.' va wl
Daa, ia kit executive eapari'v, ' the afliu of
the Academy, need not prttent the trarln-r
from plit.i- of it 1 n. more than b"t o..r ex.
eeutive deehneno apeak of . ( antlina, sml l.tr
: prosper, when it n.ay be that h. on sdmuv
uaraiiun i connected aith it pnxperty.
If the ubcr.hcr ba erred in making fre
quent prrenUtmi,i reipretinjf thtw .sra.-iwr,
on cue of hi error ha larn, tuch a ie of
hi d'lty a thu poinia.l lait.
Kor the prearnt, hoaever, he moet willingly
decline to tH-k aiiv lonpr, ttna ahite he in.
v.te 11k- puhhc to hear the AdJr, ahkb oir
1 ruder a ill liorily niake, concerninr thit
, Seminary of Ixirninr.
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iiU(.jjon e CUItl 111 IHItiutl .StoTC,
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THE ribacriber ire constantly receiving wp.
pliet of
Groccrit$ Dry GootU, and Cuillmj,
which are bourht with eaah, at auction, ia
riiarleston, New-Tork and Button. The fol
io ine artir le are now in store, wbkb Ucy offer
far tale at reduced ,irke :
a pine aupcrH.r i'g...v ...7
S llhda. and libMi N.E. Hum
72 do. burrinam MoUsact
14 do prim 8iifr
6S hart of Coflee
3u do. Pi-pper
5 do. Fintento
1J bbla. Country Cin
5 do. Copnerat
34 do. Ixar !iipr
35 do. Brown Sursr
7 qr. caiki S-ect Wine
10 hose Madeira and hbcrry Wine
10 rsskv I'heese
2 do. Sad Irons
- j'e. b.rboxe. T.y 10 window glu,
50
23
25
10
2
5
do. do. 10 by l 00.
do. Tumbler sml Decanters
do. Faycttevillc Mould Candle
do. Hun Soap
do. riuh Axi-t
do. Muittrd
j , k....M.v..v esium eanlt
lOtoni American tnd Swrdlron
c
1 A JO.
Alao, general aasortmept ut Dry ttooti ana
y iu mci"' oc w, -
FuvtttniF',
(S Moriday and Tues.lay, the 13'h and I4th
davt of December next, will be v.dl at tha
nlantal.on la William C lane, seven milca eat
from Faliaburv, on the Yadkin river, wbcrtoa
Smith Blair det'd. died between
50 and 60,000 pounds of ;ced Cotton 1
4 or 5.0OU buahc-Ia of Corn 1
6 or 7,000 pounds of prime corn fed Pork
the ttock of Hogs, which is equal, if not upe-
. .. . v, -m
rior, to any in ine coumy ; norc, -s-ons,
and sundry other property belonging to the
estate of Smith Blair, dee'd.. .at a credit of
twrh t mottl 1 bonds and approved srcurtljl will
be required from the purchasers.
All persons having claims against the said et
tate are repiicsted to pre-eiit them 1 and thoso
indebted to the estate, ar ben by rrquested to
make payment, as the executors are d lernune.1
to settle the estate at as early a period at
nractkuble.
JAMES SMITH F..rrcttQr$.
P.ZHA AMXslN,J
1 ... a nSa O.l ll -
Nn,fmnr.-.W Vr ra-UV0-S-
I -j 1 - I,,-
; (y-otton (jiniiin.
F11IIE subscriber respectfully informs the mer
JL chants of the town of Salisbury, and the
citizen farmer of his neighborhood, that he ha
just finished a large building, 32 by 52, for 6'in
m'ny of Cotton, to run by water; and that he ia
also well fixed for parking cotton, in the neatest
manner, for n arket. He amures his friends,
wlu may favor him with their custom, that bo
will nave, their cotton packed and put up in the
neatest manner, ann in ine inun ... w""'"
ble, and on the lowest terms at which tt 1a donO
by others. 'He also ansvirf S thoiie who send cot."
ton to his (on, that it will be kept separate from
olbets, so that 1l.es will be sure to get the sama
cotton they send, lie has located and built this
establishment, at bis Mill plantation, two milut
from Salisbury. - i FISHF.II.
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