J
Tn nir ,Mna.MMS,i! ( i.'.n.r n n.r'.'i
. II f 11 f .. M T, I ' al rori,l a rr
rractitativr in Cutrrrs from tie ll.IJ.i il.'i'n
it, on 11iurly, 2nd 1ml. eletd (wivrrn
r fcf this Kit. sUr Si Itatlu'lnr. Mr. I ur
toe, Geo. atiAc, Mr, Moots, Dr. flker, Cti
Br; in, end Col Aury, were U nooiiitatMMt,
--"-
The communications of " A. B." and of
r... fec U, Subject f frtt ,
shall both have place la bur columns Mil
,wck. MVf a mucrj hl,fi to the author! fof
the view of the public. It hating- U rt
brua.bd 1 Governor Holm, and Trt
rcr HayaooJ, we hope thai lit people III
ery part pf ib tale, ;ml epeclal.y those
who Lave leisure iul talent (0 illustrate the ad-
vanUges to be tlilrl fori the KKhN of the
proposition,) ill jind their U end influence
. lewaad IM accomplishment of mrssart which
promW m muck; lo lb honor and rtipodt
bilirr of the state, and the mQJ advantage of
the people.
It appears now almost certain, that the etee-
ton of President ill devolve tipo tlx botr of
representative 1 Jsckaoa and Adams wiU be, by
Car, tb r highest rctarwed to tb boute -who
will be the third, t, aa yet, mere natter of
peculation. Mr.CbliM0bio(16)KiitiKhjr,
(14) 7 l New.York 1 tn Delaware, and (probe.
kl) i in Missouri-in all 41. Mr. Cmwfiml has
Virginia, (14) Georgia, (9) 4 ia New-York,
1 in Maryland, ami 1 in Delaware in all 29. tw
that, according to thl calculation, (bleb r
-mt a t art rvow enabled to nmli it) Ui
Munt candiilalo oom! ta grt into the bou
of rcprotcMatitrca. X Mar a wo art enabled
lo judge, at tlu lime, the fur cmndu!ara viD
recrivo tlie fotloirj tpte ia tbo clcctoial col
Irgf bo they oill oUnd in tbo honae of rep.
re-enUtivea, mjulrra a greater rpirU of prophecy
tban va aft matcr of 1
Jack ion,
AdaiB
CUr,
Cra ford.
9(1
to
41
3
Ifbo will receive tbo other four vote, t can.
not yet divine.
Lcat we al.ould be auapected ot fivoritiam, we
have put down to Jaekaon at mall a number as
bis opponents could reasonably ak for. We,
boveter, frruety be will get tbo four vote es
timated as uncertain.
ofs
TAX ON MERCHANTS.
A large meeting of the merchant of Wib
minglon, (in th'i state.) wu held on the 23d utt. :
Die object of the Bieetine; having bern explain
ed, a committee aa appointed to draft a me.
morial to the legislature, soliciting a repeal of
the la, pasted io the year 1833, imposing a
licence tat on the stock in trade of merchants,
and othen therein enumerated. We have not
learned shether the merchants throughout the
slate are diaposed to reeond the view of those
of W ilmington, or not. But we bare no doubt,
If the law in question is rppreive, unjurt, or
obnoxiou to the merchaiits generally, the legis
lature will feel thenvclves under an obligation
to repeal it. But, on the contrary, if the
act ia found, by the legi-Jaturc, to be the met
jndicioii" that canbe pas ed on the subject, we
' feci s sured that Cist bmly mill not be led
awsy by the clamor of a fern mercantile men.
Virginia. Cn Momlay, the 29th ult. the Le
ftslature of Virginia assembled in Richmond,
having snticipatrd their usual time of meeting
one week, in order to mpply any vacancy that
might occur in the Electoral college of that
state. The former officer of both houses were
re-appointed. The Governor's mewage waa de
livered on the first day of the senion, and is a
sound, orthodox, republican document. A let
ter to the editor of the Petersburg Republican,
dated Richmond, Dec 1, aj s i 44 This day, at
10 o'clock, the tlectr$ met at the capitol, and
voted toe -W bv H,--Cra a ford aa rrcikknU- and
Jfathiuiitl .Vac) (of North-Carolina) as Vice
' rreidcot.w 1 hus has Virgin ia I irm army her
tote t for neither Crawford nor Macon can be
elected. The election of Mr. Calhoun aa Vice
Freident, is a ceitain ai any event ever wat
previous to its occurrence : And Gen. Jackson,
should the voice of the people be respected by
tlie representatives of the nation, is ai certain of
being elected f resident.
SoHth-CanUn(u As many honest individuals
have been induced to lend a willing ear to the
improbable tales propagated by the caucus par
ty, relative to the Presidential election in South
Carolina, we have the satisfaction to inform such
persons, that the legulature of South-Carolina,
(which bodv appoint the Elector) met on the
22d ult; J. 11. Ton was elected President of the
denote, and J. B. CNeaUpeaker of the house
of representative. On the ereningof the 24th
the members a-sembled In" the' representative
hall, to the number of 157, (the whole number
in the legislature, 169 ,) on motion that the
meeting lughly approve of 9wdrev Jackum for
president, and John C. Calhoun tor Vice Presi
lent, the votes stood as follows :
For Andrew Jackson, 152
Scattering, ' . 25
For John C-ridhoitn (as V.P.) 147
'"-" Scattenrrj, - --
The ficts require no commentary
a.
'
V i i
'.( ; - r .. .', (,.,
1 I r I ' ( t-.rj. ('( .: c -r i f 1: ;, ,1,
....11.. .1.4... . . 1 h. . .
1 'i 1 no . riij o ii fit 1 .r r l tiiu
f it fnilr,Uy 1 tri (,rhf,, iluh
imf ..ifikre i tullfd . the (lilf, tn l
(irn. ittnl II. (:oiiiLM.in in!(f,I..i,l U
trelary,' Heliitof I'.leriori oaa called
oor( ami, alt aniocrin In tbctr ttimet.
10 will
m , . . .
Ltvet of Hiwood 1 I'tltr 'prury, of I Jn
coin, Vint .mfnt of Cravens Jumtt fitt
tanf, of Orange j Jn Ciln, ct Koan
llVHam D'rw.at lMt 1 Jotlak Cmduh,
of Wake 1 Milium Martin, of Pitfjuo
tihk I 'Mam . l0Miit 0f Uf lufoM
W ,- 7. iMkhmrt, of Northampton ( 7f-
lit JI. &Arf!irr4, ofhtokctl It'alirr F.
Ltolr, of KUhmond 1 John fit, MrtktJ.
ofCoIlfordj A
A ballot wit taken for Pre lJent and
Vict Pretldent of tho United Stale. On
ciamlninp tht oir, it appeared thai llicjr
wcrej onanlmuuair lur uen. Andrew Jack
aon aa J'rcaidenU and Xbo Hon. JUn C
Calhoun 11 Vice Prel!ent. Mai. T hom. 1
1 3. Green, of Warren, wn appointed
to carry a renlBcato of the election to
WaahlPgton City. Tho Collrrt. hatlnr
gone through the butineit for which it
auembled, adjourned. -A gun for each
Jector wat then bred, and one f'r the
counljr of Hi ywowd, which had ajlecn an
ununimwi vote for the People VI kket.
Wt undcrtrand that a public dinner
ill be gitcn to day to the I let 101 .
Kaltlgh Mar,
THK BANKS.
S'alement ffa J for lU 2m a.4r,
Jmnr 3j. IHU.
Debt flue itn. .-.
ate. rrum InuivnJuaU,
M349
Dank property, other than real es
tate, consisting 14 iron chest ,
plates and other furniture,
9.183
Real estate, consisting '4 lot sml
buildings, prthr4 k the pur.
pose of trtwaetiiig the bn ine
of tho iiMiiaiiwn,
. 40X40
HWif
74,510
pecis. ...
Dills f Eschsngc and note of other
Dank,
ei.689.61J
Slock.
Deposits and debt,
Note in circulation.
Balance, being wrplus.
800.000
239.114
SS)JW
9o,m
Sl60 61i
M. C. STEPIILNS, Catk'r.
Statt tht ttank Cofr-Fror, it jreJnenlrf,
30iS JuAt, 1824.
Capital Stock paid in - 789,600
Note in circulation, . . 7u7,5')2
Deposit, or urns due to individuals, 491)63
Dividend unpaid, . 7. 177
Amount due to IVanks, 1 . 6,984
I'rofiU or Surplus, . . . 71.300
gl.63l,8H6
Specie on band and deposits in
Banks, .- . . 253.205
Notes of Bar.ki, on hand, . 19,770
Real Estate, . . 76.0S7
nills of Exchange, - - 24.6JJ
Debts, comitiiig of discounted
Notea and Judgment, . 125.1,161
gl fiil 886
W. ANDERSON, (AV.
MNCOLNTON BIBLE SOCIE1T.
It will be recollected, by the officer
and managers of the Lincolnton Bible So
cietr, that the third annual meetini; wil
be held at the Academy in Lincolnton.
on the 25th inst. Members and friends
of the Society are invite to attend.
As the pecuniary concerns ot the bo
ciely cannot be well conducted, without
proper attention to nay menta, those who
are in arrears, by annual subscription, or
otherwise, are requested to make pay
ment.
The Society has on funds, a supply of
Bibles and 1 estamenU,' suitable for the
use of families and schools, whkh ran be
haeon reasonable terms, by making ap
plication 10 Jacob Rcinhardt, Trees, or to
any of the managers.
- N. Ti. SMIIH, I. sr. Set.
Linctlnttn, Dec. 5th, 1824.
f
The Grand Lodge of Tenn'essee have
opened a subscrption among the masons -i
ol that state tor tne purpose 01 rsi'inR a
monument over the grave ol washiko.
. . ' 1L I I
Tow at Mount v ernon. 1 no looces
throughout the union are invited to co-op
erate.
Fedvnod. This popular novel lias been
translated into French and published at
Paris, whert it is hiehlv recommended
b? the Journals. The editors, however,do
not, seem tajxs aware main trom uic
of a lady!
THE LAT8 fEVI IK CHABtKSTOK.
Ts fAe Editor of tht CkmUiton Cturitr :
I hand you for publication, the number
r,f deaths be Yellow Fever, within the city
of Charlestoh, commencing on the 8th of
August, and ending on the 15ih JNovem
ber, of the present year.
Respectfully yours.
' JAMES A. MILLER,
Clerk Board Health
Mrir,
WiiSii.
160 I Cms, under U
32 Bts, - do .17.
. Total 250
1:1
ttii 1 11 n 1 r, tf t J
ii. in 1 a atrrn : r 1 b 1 v 1 irii r iih 1 11 1
t t,l hrtn tUm lf !irti,r'.o , , -r.i
i tuir ihIki.i, I l i tlr mn t.
-
id rfr.i,i i,f o,,, l.i I..i ,.hJ .i 1 . 1 ...
iltra, vI.m1i t II, pil' ol c'i, ,r f
( l.iflron. )! ln HU ln)(
I?) rti txti H il.rr-ffi la lU'Je In
pn the vaitiMK ijiuliti. We are plrtacd
irirrvii in ni iicniiurf. ireuer ami 1 Jiifoln ( f
h'p end bJ.e il.ti iWy oil be InJiM-n) t
ih btxral prW-ee lht are fin ft prittr,
a nj tit cbaprwt4 or our dwi, to rtare the
inif rrmfe i,trti bait ir i4 mm year or
bee meaauraO'y oroaea ofif
tin and I kmmrt bate Ha brwijht la eo.
MiUrabw quanuuee, and ( M oemand at pri.
tea quoted. 2-
yYnmn lh Me at 4rtln WW MWliielly
mtiwy and ri mum tinV, wecMgrveM
eorrtU ewiwaie prtca( e preeueM learcv.
r IM tbey a reably fciA, km ,u
purcliaae to any tM by
awofchaitte-tarre fluanlitlaa a Da. f iL r..
oeria and Hardware contieue l Me, a will
" v w marine rrpgrt.
CBJRLBSTO.Y MCES, WVJ9.
Cottoai, 8. laUad. 83 is M. at.W4 i. 11
IS 1 Maine and Kaatee. 19 ta 21, al
0lr9al4 Vthiskey29a3leta.Bscon,i5U
7 eis. IIsim, 10 a II 1 rd, 10 a I2( B.feg
Dundee and lnma, (4j 03 tvtt,,
Pr1mGrfren,l9a2 Inf. lo good, 1 J a 17.
Nonharofma Bank Bills, II a i per cent
die. 1 bewrgia Bank BJla, J J a i per esnl. d.s.
Cwrsne. The market for 4nd Cottms,
is flit! dormant, and the sulci of Maine and Hen.
tees are ofUiiei to a lew small lot. 1st L'p
laixl,, the saks Ure been pretty large, esjd the
ia -gs in j k eairnuing irvm V lo licenli
1 he salei at the hirlie-.t nuatiilmi Miu.
besr but a very mull proportion to the whole'
WHnU Cwnr,
Slander, At the Utt Supreme Court
held t Saleait Mswathuwttf, an action
wabiou:ht against the IIorBeiijmin
if 1 otciiiucd. JST swnuenrH k
fh-r.erttf Mi., Sophia W. Bodwell, of
me same pute. The ire broueht in a
vlrdic l of one thouMnd Air hundred dollar
uamsges against the de&ntUot.
Mr. ilemin, of the French Aeademr.
rut wrnifn an eU So rati trcatiM lo oroe
- - m
mat our ptlmr(rtriitoT, Adam, measured
r
H J feet, and Eve 113 feet, and that the
human auturt was crtdusAj dimiuisb-
log.
Kotwithttandine thedeatrurtinn h iK
rot, the totr irope t lxuitu... r.
presented to be abundant. 1 he thip
tnentt from St Frandville alone are e
peded to be little abort of 30.000 bales.
In Cbadotte, on the 2d int. by the Rev. 8. C.
Caldwell, William J. Alexander, Esq. attorney
at law, to Mm Catharine E Wilton, daughter of
jnsepn wnson, Kaq. state solicitor for the 6th
Judicial circuit.
In Mecklenburg cour. the 26th ult Miss
Isabella Hart, (daughteroTthe late Gea. David
Hart) in IheTm year of r sge
The bill lo alter the node of electing trie
Sheriff of the several counties, by giving the
choice f tW. officer! dectly to he firle, in
lead of t'tc mngittratet, ja been rrjrettd by the
llou'e of Commons, by tght votes.
The Lcgislsture of Ke-York adjourned on
atitnlav, 1 he 27th ult. A saore corrupt and
ahamele" set of men thsi the majority of this
body, were never .kfrgwed to legidste for the
free oroide of that great and powerful common.
wealth. We hope, lot only for the credit of
1 1 I
their own state, but pr the honor of the whols
republic, that the succeeding legislature will
wipe away the foul and di'graieful stsin that
has been left upon tie cbsracter ofthe state by
a defunct one.
c.l n.r. Tk. 11 electors to which
... ... .... . 1 u. .hiven-aii o"
LJV r" v ss rams- ..
this sute is wntiuea, osts
hnn.rt.ivt BVrtrd to vote for Andre Jc"""
a- Present, and John C. Calhoun as Vice ?res-
dent.
In MarjUnd, the Electors voted at foHowt
.1 TKa-rassnist'T
roa rssaistrr
7 !jobn C. Cslhoun, 10
Andrew Jackson.
John'Xi. Adams, . 3
Andrew Jackon,
It illiara H. Crawford, 1
Jlfr. RaK-
. T -k '1 ai Ti f mf
Urerptwl, advuesus tnai sir, iinu.r i v
Rtanolce J baa been w injured by tne o--ing-of
the stage in which he was traveW. be
tween London and Liverpool, aa y render it
uncertain w hen be would be abe to re urn
home. It is, therefore, probable Congreu will
not be amused by hia eccentricl'e
JVW-rrt.-The mtijorityf De Kt CKnton
- . r. rtitmnr nf the State
over Samuel loung, w -
of New-Yora;,iaabou 15,00; and the maiontrlv:
orMrTalmadtTr-iw Erasttit
Gov. i, upwards of 32.0CI! ,
v . .. I
. ..niriTO. BSC. 2c
.. .
ti. c,.M n wMtlMontinues so mii,
that in a
livn are
. M rK ajr iNva p wn--
me Pear
Earucn in icfui'B-'"' .
Tn bloMom. anj the Fifc tree have
fruit unon them as larre a nutmegs. A speci
... ..... .
men of each has been sftit to this rffiee.
Dec. 3. In addition to the specimens from
Pear and Peach Trees, In full bloom, left with
us on WeoncU. a reitleman who i"ies in
LVSretreet, ye'sterdTy
from Pear Tree, ttoWs Fe?"n
it, beim-the aecond crop ot the present y ear.
f.rr .r.'t.ry t I... rlt,t, 1,1, 1 1 ,,, fr.,ir,r
1 a
I (111
i 1 'i( ck
VrThe ship Philip, ,, r.,1,1
mre, In 3 d, from Ht. fbfs, flfyrm(
arrv,,,, of rri,lC. MjRUe from
. ...... ws impriwnedai aoon , ,0 tr
; - "r imk.ii naa oecureri for
.juceq near ulon, and (bat two oth-
" .eg.mcntt were tent to qcll them,
ifoopa were collecting dciiined for
e esevi a
oVektots. fur Hf..
riliiK auUrnoer . -.-Till- .
JL in Saiiabtiry. O BlunJv tha 1st at Jau.
ry neat, three ur lour likely av-rnass, Dclotigini
l Ik rf.l. M m ' I. 17 M . .
w .w w, .wr I., aviii, oec a.
JW 9, mi. 3,3d
Mail Starro Modr.
T30R sale, at the slum of the subscribe, a
1 rood. Substantial milturt twwtv. no
able tcYstsr-Arely to (ho subaenbar. al kit
coacsvaaaaing mop, Bali son ry.
m 8AM L. LANDER,
Xrc,13,1824.
"fitick OS& for Bale.
The subarrihee has aio UtT sale at l.ia hnn. a
'" rr sime new, with a Brat rate
Umtu to It. I will aUo sell tire gig very low.
...... SAM'L. LANDEtt.
Journcvnicn Tailors wanted.
I'll HE suhacribcrsill git immediate employ.
M- Hient lo one or two journeymen who are
prnficienl in their business sml steady in rood
babrte. m r urvriV
.V..
'tury.X. C. Ttrr. 3, 1824.
36
Hstate of Ilczekiah Cowan.
T'tw.rt'JblL'i" h"'1' a ,na mbe
on, and onaJified as mlmlnlslrstor of, the eute of
iiezcanui uowan, dee'd. hereby nwdt.es sll per
sow indebted lotbesaid dee'd. to make psyment ,
. .. ,h0W b"'n' cUim s'nt the said
dec d, will present thrm, prwperly authentica
ted foe settlement, within the time prerrild
by law, or this ruice win be pled in bar of a
recovery. TII0S. L. COWAN. Mm'r.
IMrrmbrr 6, 18?4. Siaq
Estate or Mm. JVnav, dec'tl.
P" V 'Vcu,"r 'bing to dose tlie bo new
m- 01 tiiii estate, reauests all whn I....
of wbstcver description, arain il.
preteni tnrm lor seukmrnt without delav
All thoa. who are indebted te the estate, and
. - n - iw
. - v., "' unaycu payment, mav expect
...v .. .urnuoii ci an omcerof the law. No
u. peraons will be shown.
JOHN F. BRKVAKD, Kremitr.
tJnettn f,m. Hrr. 1, 14. 3, Js
Uonuer'ft Vtnte.
Salt
Prtperfy, ll,rini? tf . Verse, and rtnl .
U . .V Ule 3h d,r J"usry next,
at the late rtiiil.nr. .J 11
a. .
1 , .0 nciinr miner,
blif lit w Ijncoln county, w ill be sold a num.
Cattle, Horses ami Hop 1
A variety of farming implements j
Gesr Wsrons, sml I'hmglis i
Household and Kitchen Furniture 1
A large ouantity of t'iftn, mostly in bale 1
Com, snd other grain 1
lisy. Fodder, etc.
A nil msny other srticles too tedious to enu
merate. About
Fifty NeCToos,
manv of them prime hand, will be hired until
the 1st day of January, 18? f.. '
Also, a number of excellent Farm will be
Rented for the ensuing cropping season.
The sale, hirinr and rentinr, to continue from
dsy to dsy until the same is completed.
a cicaii 01 1 rive monins win oe aiioweui
other terms made know n w hen the sale cam.
menc.es.
Due attendance will be given, bv
JOHN F. HREVARD,?
D. M. FORNEY,
JJnc!n rtmtv, D t. 1, 1824. 3t38
N. B. All those indebted to the said estste,
and who mav still wish to make payment or re.
new their notes previous to their being; brmtgfrt
mrnrrorieo tHnf, m tue nanus 01 DaniPii niiifp,
tj. who will have the necessary inmrucuu...
how an-riroccrd in tne seuic.nem ... ...c
Valuable Lands,
xtttr IROX WORKS, FOR SALE.
rlllE subscriber naving occomc uir ,rv...
X er of the Mills and Forge on Ball's creek,
in tliis county, lately owned by Reuben Emer
son and William B)jck, now offer the same for
"'""'' " .. . . . .u I..
anle, on accommodating terma.
The preniies are situated on RhII s creek, at
.. i. .;.h r rtaba River, and on the
river itself, ncsr the Buffalo bhoals. Attached
to tlie Mills is about
350 acres ol Land,
. .. -i .k. ..V iwl Tti ndinr to
on bom siues o. mo v....-, - -- -o
tho river, the improvement on this tract
consl t of a Saw snd Grist AM and a CttmGm
hv water i a commotions .in."g-
L.... .n.l other outbuildinirs. f No better situs-
tion for Mills, both witn regara to we
. . . " . a . .L .
the shosl on which the dam is erecic am. ...c
custom necessarily aircticu r... - -
forded in thia county. .... .
The AVrre and buildings attached Ihereto.
are all neCand the w ork done in the best man
ner. Attached to this is
800 acres ol Land,
- ,, -- B'nd ,fror,i;nga considerable
nrODUFUWii . f r kk
U, "SS ZT
ot Uana, co.itwM -
v . r ,t.. Iu.t miiditv.
trV. JC L.'7. ";:,; t.necearr.as thre
i..J i wnultl choose to view for
winning
.i,.m.. vM. . .
tbenisei '..,w O.1itldowcll to tttm the .
enuii"'r"- ...
attention to IhU properly, as tnis eoiimry
no better i tuation tor sucn io scou.rc
A likely mrgn man, about 23 yea.a of age
. fit rite Foreeman and Bloomer, wil
.l"o be .old or hireH. Also, two other neg.-ots
l or terms, apply
JOHN I
f jkr'n rmfy.-VvJ
BREVARD.
6t40
mm rro-pect Hill, f..r Unit.
I ' 'i-ble pU..i.)(.n, , rr,;,!f(, 4
.11 ..I. . inn. i
'l lal f 1,1 . , ,.
Unl U ifl lt. rnrtviiar it..
rtttt lltfl sTtiAii.iu S . .
.IV I U
1. linir'Mil In
I a.
iiawtiMirn
Km. V . ..... .1 . '.' .. .
I, , , f m r iii n.miui if
" " ' rrrr. It r-Mitairi .Innit rVJ , rrt 1
eh y.,'H- ,"lr ' tmi tn t"f
cul lat..m4 ahcHit t,mirrii w u .
sml rrei k Uiim,,. k..i .1 , , . . . "
o any in that srrta .... II"
dwelfing hmiM ,,M, uawf , j .
Ufk may he I.S I s...rttl. u . ,
" 1 "l, t nt wr
JC3rril rriiimw
. "W W S'lW War VS
la 15
Valualile l'nincrtv.
0! MomlayUj 20ih of Dvcember netf.Will
be anhl at I'uMia K.U. t it,, t... .111:..-.
a , - -------- B v, -w am'w a 1 IIJMBT m
house of rmlrrirk Dink Ins. ... L
twelve valusble EGKOK!. (men ami women.)
amongst which are a good blicksmiih. two ilme
msker. and a wesv.r. AUo, all tho crop of
corn, fud ler and oats, a number of Ikirses, hoc.
... unwi ana mi Ilia IkmiiIhI,I rum
Mure, hh is valuable. Rale to Continue from
day to dsy, until all U sold.
Also, at the same time and place, win be ld, -four
.Negroes, a hone, briUe and aad.ll. ami
other property, belongiitg te the estate of John
Diiikms. jr. dec'd.1 and at tba cIim nt H.. Hu.
w ill be let the land and negroes, (ir one year,
brhHiginr to the heirs uf Iredrrirk Dink..,.
dee'd. Due sttctxiifice snd k reaaunal.la ri;t
will be riven.
W JAMES DINKI.Ve, Mm'r.
Votlcc.
liriU. he eirvwd to rsle, in the town ef
f r thsrfcKte, on We.lnrs.Uv. tU 5-h .lay f
January next, all the eiTm. . .l-
I aw "H " 'Haa
Uta firm of Cawas & Van , consisting ,4 a larro
snd I. rant auorirrrf-i.t ia K,..l,..i 1 -.i 1 . A
en Furniture, amon w,ieh ar one Un.e Kids)
iuo.rq,Ofte setof lUnmgTshlesoneaetnfrarJ
paHour Lookins- GI.L... .iJ7 ' Vil
l,-J. I..J. " . ' WCWV.,J
bed, bed .ihJ r.,miture. romre.l of ol
finest snd bet material., arvend arurf WiaJ
w Chairs, snd a .r:. .j . . . . ..
then le .n L nj. X
er sl,clesH) tedioiu to mention.
Bond snd approve! purity will he required,
for .11 .urns over five dollar, fur purtlui-s utC
der tbst amount, tn,h. '
JAMES COWAN, .Wtsarr-rraw
V n 71 . . A,th tf C w" & ' ''
. n. Hie Sale will mm ..... t..... .i.. . .
until all is sold. .u-yiouv
. T "ITATf. Hit.
is I HAT- valuable and well known
;;. le 'own of Charlotte,
Jlll.I. occupied for ili l..i .:. . ..
an at Vwilaw s house of entertainnient. U eenl
tral srtuabon in the town snd .e.nit t iK-
wizT' " SmT,Me and eonve.
famed, two itoried tabitS .t7liicTiT inrnioTr'd
garden, its neat snd conrenirtit two tonel
kitchen i its secure frame imokc hottae snd lum
ber room, with iu large cellar, secure and dry
at all arsons of tho year, togt ther with a never
failing well-of excellent, water, convenient to.
the hou and kitchen, w ill srTord to one wi-h-ing
to keep a public house adrsntage rmt mr.
paed by any in the state. Any M raoti w'Mng
to purchase, is requeued to view the premiss,
that tbey may sprsk for thrmsclvrr.
Alo, about 40 acres of valuable land adjoin,
ing the tow n lsnd, thirty of which are inehncd
and weH adapted to the culture of all the pro
duel of the country.
1 am disposed to icH the above premise tiport
acconimodating term, which can be known by
applving to John Irwin, merchant, of Charlotte,
or lliomaa L. Cowan, of Salbhnrv.
JAMES COWAN.
Cliarhtte, Dec. 3, 18:. 3t38
William Miller's Kstate.
rilllE subscriber hsving received letter tes
X tamentary on the last will and
Rf ao'meorwTiaiMf mTkeTnimedlale pajiiiehf.
All who wish indulgence, can have a abort time,
by attending at my house on the lst day of De
cember, (Friday) sml securiiig their bonds snd
accounts, w jth apjiroveu setumy , me pa? .....,
in every inataiKe. ii requested. I he itustion
of the estate rt quires prompt aMentic.n to this
notice. All ho tail o atieti, may rvr
find their demands in the hsnds of an officer for
collection. An who nave tirma.-wm irjiw
estate, ere requested to present incm. Kjraiij
authtnticated, in tlie tjine the law requires. io
other notice w ill be rr.
JOIl? nCOl 1 rJreCUltr.
n. itw Mme dav. at the aame place, will be
hirel. for one year, a number of likely voting
negroes, of both sexes, snd some valuable cleared
land rented, belonging to Esther Locke.
JOHN fclUI I, oaoroiun.
A 1.A ' it., me time and place, a numbcf
ol likely negroes hired, and land rented, for ono
year, belonging to Klixabeth 1-ocke, of whom
Joaeph M'Connaitghey is guardian.
Jhrember 3. 1824.
W..Uowi.svwUV,
AS removed to his new Establisri-1."lfJ!,.t.-H!,v.V,tmorHc
eonfi-iiUsS
ami pleelge ninweo ' ;-. r
yho mav eall upon him, politeijess, plenty, and
. a at ir s 1'Mia.iiitiHi ti ninavrasj
reasonable cbai geS.
Uxingtm, Duvidncotmrt,J. -
House and Lot, in Charlotte.
nOR sule, on accommodating terms, the housw
....l tni in theii5wnof Charlotte, which ad
join. Mr. John Irwin'a 'I ""jjf"
ner. Apply to ' . JAMbS 1 ORRENCE.
ChrWrtte,May7,la.
Printin.j?. of C-very description,
IlltOMTPLY executed at this office, in a stylo
i f workmanship corresponding with she
linprnvemcnrs of tin-- time.
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