v4
l'.fwIWt
' t t .1 .
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Ur
"I V
. RttUlAM. '
. . fek,Wixtnmafnr!ter'i story '
f b fKfcl.lly. futbet L
, WViturnVI U runus-maW's p!l of Wp
Wtiili, emAwiVd Mood la lis .
Ilrry,ab,pihjr.g for Spun.
Oa purpo at kit feci Ud Stuck H,
JicJ.in.'J, while tWlCnf a the fun. ; '
- lUllol BiJ frUnd, VOuS IfcWA
Tthtw, 111 jrwt sffly tongue, inoh DUk. "
,.w:., You- raiikry'a Uo, M wtu u ulc"r-:
So fcf l"" dead. V lt k akk,.w.
Eartwftttrf.
AKDBEW JACKON. "
JTnerfJs much jodWidtiality in the
t..t1......l rhararter srAnafCr Jack
toe. It U tKU singleness of mind
which has gifca to bis actions that
ilgantlc etpanstoo of renown which
bat so raUy-captWeted tai'
Ma contentions are sire; wthty
aiVranid.anJ he has the felicitous
acuity of etixing opoo that circum
stance la every transectioo h,c
the minor incidents are controlled.1..!
ill brtfly examine hit physiognomy.
The face of Ceo. Jackaoo . la of
no ordinary formation. . lu general
aanrt U inir of inflexible resolution.
Whate? er may be bit, purpose. yu
war p.tutn of in riture ) "
(cr.. tuair i moil di.unguMxd
himself to lH piwfcaiioa of arm even
cruelty tua Wen considered bjr bit
pooeota at an inhered part of bu
character. ITieae terma ere too harsh
iK.'.r anntirlioA Id hint Wit U
'jualucaa of carnage and destruction
and although we heighten the glory
hkh accrues to the nation from a
succession f brilliant e'tctoriti, It la
nt rrw as-rccaW 10 cOnvcina-Ute
the uOWing, the bloodshed and.-the
!ii9htr.'hith mttend them.' It U
more-th military ocauooihao..the
soften the asperity of hit intellect
1 aipect lo this psrtScular; GeoeaU
J.c.sooYTricndi, have, Incontiderie.
ly asserted for him the ppoaite ix.
trme.judl declared that he lr. re
markably imiallr"AmiabUity'i w
a great measure, the result of,
lioo, aad appears to moat adrtfg
whatiidenominaudmanoera.;iwy
Ungrafud en a bad htibutlt la
mere cooaonaot to a good owj
eral Jackaoo, like moat of foie !
were educated In revolution l1!
hat eninted few or nope f the U-
vanUgea of rennea ccorai----
Ai4 inci-4 my ywl h' , Uwlfr Jf,
Kef ri4tf ill " toi fuf top.
What' it there mcr mUulated to
eWe ua frail being, a foretaste of hea
Tn, VhUe journeying through th'.t
WOld, ibao to amuotc ana auccuoo
tte wi ,
AL a aT tender cCnf, ,, ,
' -Ubtf Mrt7 trtr ptooai
' Th rvtirxU al mm Mrtw kW, ;
" W i b fumpM-Wa MUat tcMf
.'"'vom'aolloVclf ' womani - aweet
Uootlifcf cf fiurwet anidt he ttortna
indit'iduartharlt harih orjemeli--Tof ftr aijvrltyind aaictlon, rrtf willing
tf i. .in.1t ia carlv life compeue
him to rudy the real natori of every Hovely eirgM beamina; ii
tbinc with which he waa concerned) cyou, beauty and'i
and thia
to oour the balaiof coatolatloo bto
every wound, leavhg o meeoi untri
ed," to chate twary he gloom ;wbuch
may have gathered tround the brow
of a beloved hoaband, from the caret
and fatigue of thfliyfwU4ao with
itaod ' the ; enrapturlna; tight, wbefl,
vttk tU tkjr ehwmt about thee, thou
meeUat the bcUved partaer of thy af
fection, a4 bidat bin wclcoaoe ia hit
Dot hoy ofacn do weaee thit lore
f beintp, the last tod matt perfect
of God'a work ,'trcaud with brutality
and contempt ahocking to bomaa oa
turel -We ac the man conduct the
a all the
innocence,
ItTcnr floods ! Kcvy Hoods ! !
f I1HK i'lttwrilif n ire no ref i1f twJ fn.
1 nf a try tUu'u ftfwlfcral xuHiuht
of wtwM.nl. U l.Ji, Vu nUcJ la thrlr
wnjt tlink. brtkfnt ti r"kirtt tinrtV
(hfr t cr clkrJ t Ui fM.c. l'trvn
iJiinf 4 fnin.hr, will tmifof t pnjrulf f.
nr ri!Lnf ami titmlnipr our n"li aAt
a lo an rrocrU MtlaniiM.
Wa mi cefMifttmrnt, m iu r
aMonmcnt of JtU, wnoef bkb r tboM
comIfte4 U th nnied ulsWna i bkh U1
M) aoM tt th fbiMclphU Ktul prkra, with a ftltT krtf
Law of earrWrt
but of tetters -
N. C. Af nl 1M, laJ. "
Af
We f. Aa tcnon
IUrpn-1 AU.iod
Jm- AUimtwIrr .
WUImin Akiwvlef
(, W. Amlerwn
TouBf W. Allen. 3
J (iil Arrf. ten.
M-bMl Albrit
Julm Alb-tjU
INory AJlcmodf
it In via tka.t vou offer to temporize
Ilia determination baf&ct all your art
You mutt unconditionally tubmit or
entirely overpower him. Thit item-
neat oi ueciiion ia mui "j
for violence of temper i but dote in.
tpectioo of bit countenance wa ill unde
m m a at
ceive you In thit particular, ine
deen linra ef thoufht UDoO biwcbcek
denoUhioJ w be-tibia, llpl rotnof
St
profund reBectioa. ve are oouna,
" there forri t cbocludet thai the .JwtQO
- Sahing tuccett which haa auended all
hia actiooj, is the result of jutt viewt
a exact appreciation of difficultiea and
the meant of overcoming them, and of
a preciae knowledge of the qualiiiet of
human nature. Hit eye ditplayt
great mental activity and vigor, which
it well suataioed by hit bodily energy.
Ia General .Jackaoo are eminently
united and harmonintiily combined
V. t. - .111 mnnl ' ltd Ohvtical
HUM It - ff "I
courage j forming, in i the opinion of I
euugntenea mew, iw v i.- -
conatitutlooai umperameoi. . M,5.,,, : ...
. Every human character, however,
hat it defect i and the. imperfection of
General jackaon'e character U, that It
impel him alwaya in a direct line to
the conaummation of hia purpoae.;
He cooaidcre what it right, and pur.
auci it with w intensity and alacrity
of rctoluiion which do not permit him
to paute rior to deliberate, upon, acru.
plcf doubt!, or obttaclet. ' When you
n n7k a mm to'the execution ofi
of con
niandikhmrnt mf m.nnra tVir. fsr. I "r
- . y I k Vl . f
uc noi ocione ia mm. . xiui oe ai.
.wlJllr-lee?f jbe approaches of friend.
Hip with cordlalityV"ind tpreadt
through the circle of hit' acqualot.
ance that delightful charm of kindneat
which springa from aincerity of feel
inr.
Aatir. Aa not calculate upon hlr falter
iog-lle will teaie. je'u ' Jj :.P
Trni vnunclf noon hit omisaionai
and you must, be uncommonlyhdu
ifvn,! Wmnire with htm. ' It IS
ik. nf Ki tatk that he Will
xjuij m "
f ki tf He hia committed
- " wrosf , he will if pottible -atone forir.
40 reproacoei iur ciui ui
pr class, he triumphantly a'ntwen, " I
have ttomnliahed the obiect!"
There ia nothing on the brow of
Gen. Jackson from whicn you migni
infer that he ia obatinate. But ha ia
unueationably firm. .. The bwef tec
tloo of hit face, in that reaped, doea
not deceive your It ia there that the
ftaturet.pXfinnnets are perceptible,
an1 aMniWAntlw immnaaKTaW tfil
. . ... flLUA JJfcMMJ taa iiiiMiwT f
n- - L !u :.L I,... t.. Ai1l
vOuulCl UC migut jiciiau, hui us n.wwvi
- never ttmnderrT..r
On the subilfty "or steadiness of
Gen. Jackaoo, conaecjueotly, you may
ilways rely. Hehas BoTeverish anx-
leltesflprehensrani-ncr misgivrngnf
nOr saving calculations t make. Pro
tection or punishment are aureto wait
'upon htr friends or Ms Am, p4Tua
rnnntrv- r- her; enemiea. This is:
.withhim, ir principle , that Js sacred.
The wqwcom'MW is not to oe rouna
ning, and it toa impatient of its grovel
ling and xreepin gractice to eounte
''TBaoce "u Y et-'he. is'iver.'bnffiajed::
passion. Not that his passions are
net powerful ) but they operate upon
" IT will ehTiirhteiied bV" wrerious reflec
ttOBinrigratethat-wilVaod cto-aut
' inf.it, fhfmilvia in idle invective;.
j" . - . -
Upon these delineations, .it is not in
the least surprising that Ucn, Jackson
should have atqcrtred the reputation of
severity. Every thing that belongs to,
"fryJHjTnrhaf wore or lets of the
facnltv which passes tinder the name
of .Imagination. Without it, the hy.
man usderataodinir - would -be inert.
The portiaaof this faculty which be-
longs to General Jackson is compare.
tively smair, ancrjurriumcieni-io
serve as a pioneer. W his judgment.
It necessarilv follows that he u not
liable to be misled by illusions. Yet
thia limitation of the imagination in
aome aort limita the comprehenaive-
neaa of hie views. With a stotle Ob
ject before biro, he is almost always
sure of his aim, because the power of
nts mina copsiau id iu coacrimauua.
Thia intellectual enerjrr. would, ia any
station, carry him a great" way "on the
Eath of prosperity ana it woma per
jpa. be impracticable to abate his
career unless by an aggregation of In.
terminating dii&cultica which seldom
occurs in the administration of public
-IT - -
auairs.;
Andrew Jackson It not a diploma
tist, ia the wUin 'r acnae of the word.
Hit genius deltgcu in pure acmoo-
auatioos. anu. aoeanos .acirtn
fantastical concetta.- yt itn nimr . iue
f.rU.Mnt of-atrle are- like the., em
broidery ofajgaimejBbr the muaicfof
an army. ITieyare pieManTrousoy
no means essential to TitUity foTce
nt onertion. . General Jackson has
nn nh;rr((n to them. He even ad-
to the elements of hit calculations.
Nigbuitfon-ia J nwittt'hiov a'cTelr
terous encounter of wits. He would
t. ttated
-i-... .k. brow of the once
lovingTuabandrThe regular hour ol
hiasplraoce athome paaset by.leav.
:n k:. W.M:AH.t. wife to paa many
foog,.tUcrablehourio o"d
teart. droopa and withers be--xh
tte itrok the a lUr of th? field
oepmiAVof ica-woniea Bounaorncm
from" tQ Canh7an3TwithcflflmaeT
the eonbg raya of a vertical aum.
Perhaps jomc"tifartunate adventure
has plunged the object ol her aficctiona
into diareia and misery, and insteaJ
of confiding the cause of hia trouble f
tHe bosom of a teodefandinxious
wife, who might mitigate hia anguish,
he eraips the exbiliratins; bowl, and
dashea the light built expectations of
his friends and family, down to. the
resrion of diipair. and too often do we
tea her eonairoed to an untimely
grave, the aad victim ( a husband s
If an allwlse bTni ti bear M fTom1"l
of maorbut to oe.tne parucjpaivr h
la the decline of life, when the gay
and faacinatine amusements,. whKh
pleased 4 us In our youth, lose that
charm, which once they had with us,
and old age, wttn an ia innrmities,
ateUa imprcenuoiy upoo ui. what ia
better calcuiatea to make life's lat
ter ev4.' tolerable, than po
who will illumine eur many dark
hoart,-tid panictpatr la wor j-jyty tme
to who we can say aa did the father
of. mafkiad, to out., mother; Eve:
bone ot, my. Done, and flesh of my
a wf v' ; : .: ; , i
uaut
sati nlnn'a rBorta
Kul oa muuu.it 1 orniiini inqra,;, - '
Keaaan!t . ipim P itutfa
Paley tw atfeuey . ' Lonf
FJtilAa od tSdeoee attmurtie m Ika
lotWra llorae JUrtlutk'a chancery .
lnftrtola dire ' la'a cmaa.
Uvora'a index larira
r.Ui Diackjton tfWlin 6a nrolUUoea
B.MrW IbW Btartii W leart.g
CbityabUU lloflrtiM'a prawica
4 111' I I m.. -i .MfMHtf
Taller on eiacutkwtt
JUrtiwtll Ii AUeraoa
Cooot't equity
lUberU OM fraaa
toper on legackS
Br reporu
Law of tea
HiDlcirt,,,. '- '
rUraihoa m parfatives tuaiU dentin
fciLoburf diipCMatorjr GoodS atudy of meJi-
llerbedeea's cororoco-
tariea
Jiimi buraa
Tboffipao oa vanoloSd
Caapntaa'a Therenctt-
WUoa fhUlip
HaD oa diatmkr
fhmuopM of V. I.
EwtU'i eompaiuoa
Mlocr k Tufty -
Armstrong oa trpkoa
WUlaJi oa U tkia Wert oattaey
lUrtoo't materia meOicailiwrnip on
Mescal hitonea ixiraey-i aartr:
lltmiltoii or mercury Belrt aarrtry. tt
Cbetnicoi eatechwra - IUeSi naaua
Haauhoa oa retnalca awMiwwm ay p
Thoaa practice - Bat oa aaeaaaraaea
Ultciovt. t -Marrow
of the church Prowlfit on parables
Dodriilee oa rrrtDera- ConVa apokfj
ton Clark oa promiaee
A and nrorreoa Pulpit awtt freo
WULwn oa aafibaUi:: lmWUeolw
Soiif m oumon
Wrirbt ami Ilaiea
Bucki dictraaarr
Sainfa real . ...
Jenka devotioa
Jijii aennoiM -.
GhriatUa aaorala
ReUmjra works
8eaburra aermona
Pubnobymiw '
Oman's concordance
Cbriatiaa world
Pialaia aad bymna
Rklrely'a dinnity
GoUeatreaaury
found it on the interests of the parties,
and confide only in the ability of the
nation to enforce what waa right.
To sum the whole, Gea. Andrew
Jackson possesses a strong! discrim
inating faculty of perceptictt ; clear
judgment in matters iraanecfutely be
fare him i t ainglenest and firtanesa of
purpose that pursues their objtct with
an irresistible intensity little ikagTai-
lion j na wanderings or eccentricities
of ceniusi a warm heart, aniAtrfeat
cordiality-of disposition.
THIV SPAUTAK JUaSC-
- One of those- persona - who, ne
" j- l.i H
lose an oppertunity 01 insuiung peopic
bv nretendinir to commiserate their
misfortunes told- Mrs Jackson. that
he came , to i condole with her on the
a m a 4m J.l
of h fcmlmJ
w lUi air r"aaid aha- with.41 look of
honest pride, '.'.Condole with the p'eo.
pie, their Josi If mi jpxaCoL Ob
irVi"r-woiuie:tne tinier, was
cbnfessec
never cheated . hlmtetd; Jff'...Tueedj. to
innuire of hia ntan,-f -Sawney did ye
take-themuleturefrea that eaekM I
am not aure.M was the usual reply,
" Make'aure ! aays , Goldie, whose
maxim was, "rather cheat thaa be.
cheated."
" Pet'onoi Security. Will vou do
me favor ?w says Young George
Brooks to hia wealthy frU
Htnaan "h ywu 10 lend mc
hundred pounds, Sir," replied veorge.
" Call at my counting houae,w rejoin
ed Hahson. George wss not long in
paying his respects. " What aecunw
can yon give me, young gentleman f
fLMy wo personal aecuri-y, sir.
"Vei-vwelf. :t in here" saya Han-
son, liftinjt op he lid of a large iron
chest. J4t Get in there J" ecU5md
Gewre?ln?ast6nishment iWhat
fori" "Why that is the place where
always keep my sc(urities.
aaaaBBwastajaaaBwa f""'t"i
ritWlowlii fif MiconWlhar extracf If
taken froiiv thai. nuon timestt Jiie
I OiK lilt, and buroorts to be the anawer
of the King of FraAce, to the addreaa of
the Kuauan Miniar t - - -
u 1 receive w j? h pleasure the congralu
lations which yc4 convey to mo in the
name of the Emperor of all the Ruasias,
and feu may assure him of the sincerity
Of thfriendship whieh unites me to him.
I am as much attached as your powerful
Monirch to the doctrines of the Holy
'AluceTanl;
my rnwef to isaintaln thera-Tell him
from me that at long a he and J tmtmue
faftei'mnbmz liio U feared for the tran
mtitj ' W-aSntJo----,---
A tie owat'dav It will not be enoiiired
ly hov viriuoutn M Aa arftrtf T and to
Have psseaaed that love to God, the first
fruits if whic,-wrO benevolence and
good to men, will then be of more
iniDonhce to us than mlrd
w knowledge, and to bare understood all
the mysteries!.
Faber on proplieclea
Mwarda oa atToctioas
Lift Of Brtaard
UarUals mcOMtira
li'Earea oa tyo
Cbrittiaa perfcetkma
life eTScoU
Jotepluts works
Moral iiwtructer .
Kcripturw biftory
Browra divinity
llanhahs aahctiftcatio
Gtoni collection
Dreuncourt oa death
1'ilrinj'a prorraai
MUCtLUntOVi.
Byron's worki,compluPtlot '
neavooa. x
Portuna U liars ..
Soou'a lkntry;"r.Biddle4s architecture.
. ' . a - a rt a.
BattpontiTBleeonoBry uuwra piuwaopny,... .
BeeolIeetioBaoriho peL Booantwell " r
ainouW Perarilof topeak"
Barna poems , .Quentio Durward
doi work complete Saracen
t alker's dictionary . FederaTwt
Blair's lectures - Jew4 mrrejfinf
Tbonpaon't seasons Cibaoa'e do.
AkenaidCs poema Betmefa letterf
Salmagundi, 3d series Coa perHUak
PoUtelearaing - Moore's Pabka .
Smith Si Little's memo-OratorS gnnde
randum book " History of Enjrland
PletStngTompanlun '"" American diatiHer
Ha?jiab 8oeV wifo . '.
trtlaloraw imnjr nigW tboughU
Horaa perib of womenGwibrie's pography--
Uodera chivalry,. SakbU.AUutMlklc'
giwmcrwn en aoUoJa l'rki' trarylu
8
f jiirea Bates, 1
urjres Ia Bctl r v
ohn BarWr
nuiaft ' Battattn
Itantla Do ling
CoLJuba Brsndoa
olotitaa Boak - .
Sir. Bird. -
Abel Cowma .
Jaaiea Chambers
Satah Cbwaa
Oorge Colk
Crk J. Cowan
Joseph Crano
rairxt vonce, a
Harvey t ..
Moact CbybrooK
Johw CTWfeher
Martha Calico t
Daniel Carw.
Abrafcaaa iHr'w .
John UaVU, 1 .,
ObedUh Dam
Aquila Dareaporf :
Corydoa Irer
Wa, DonakHoa.
Vtm. Edwards
Robin Klliotto
i.nrfr "
JobaBmery. .
Thomas Foatcr
1-rwl KrUlum,C4
Mul'p Krrll
Ukteti Kerr
Harris ICimlle. ,
tarprct Locko
Joba limtuy, 3
m. l4ta
Stiiktw ck
luae Unttcr
Wm.Unk
"llcnry Micbn?
.tarn, Jtccly
ftav'uj Mivria
Wifpon MrHrtry '
Mm Ag HaioieT
Job Muter. , ,
Crorge Miller -UuaUth
Martin,! L
Junes MtMethf -lv.
Jam Morrito . ,
PowalMclUa '
HaryM. McRca "
Julia D. Moat
Jobn MaaUft,
Wikby Nichols , . -Paur
Naoioo. ,
JutUhOWca.
Belxoea Pin kit W
Jacob Pool - -I
Uriel Prlaee
James iovel
Aaariah Peck. S
Barbra tickler
, 1 bonwi Paraoa
'J. S. Fraraoa
BetatyPaUy
fchrneaor Parks
jamca W. Banvay, tie.
Cmrdnr 1
KicWd bbavex
5
John Piaher
Fec"y. Freeland Ladp. teroy Smait
Charles GWr
Oak It Gnffia
RicVd. Ctnespto '
Mr. B. N. Caitber
Larkia Crif&a .
H a. Cibaoa ,'
Jaite Carriao
Moae Graham
ivhn aunpaoa
BeaJ. imtth
Mr. Sarah Saavef
Martin Speaka
Erasttti SmiUi
Tobias Smith
Artlrar Smith
John Steel '
F-dain C, Gaither famXSmith
Mr. Hurt-, V. .rLIloSfwU: .". '
Henry Hal C. P. Scbiefly
Margaret HH, 1 'J Mo Simpron
Cxorre M. Hirtileizh Ko. Sanders .
Jamea HendHcka --Arcbibald Mokor.-
Jtaaellcbaea ( ChrwtiaaTarr
DouL-Ua llatkn ' 77 " John E. Tenair
John Hana Jo F--TodL.
frankliua works Converwriona on chem-
Namthre of a' soklter iatry
Self knowledge k on philraophy
Life of B-iiiaparte American gardener
" of Waahinrton Kirkbito
of Perry
cewTsew rxma
1car of VVakefield
Devil on two fticka
Marriage ceremonies
Anecdotes
Toote?'panTheon "
fT. Scenes irr Eorofo
Hierogliphic bible
Pooe'a eray
Sumners botany.'
CteUamith't works
Sterne's works , .
Charles 13th
Wert's letters
Rubbing journal
Jackson's book keeping
Franknn'a narrstiva --
Wealth of nations
Goldsmith Koma
Arabian ntirhta : A' Li
Children of 4ba Abbey
Sketch book
Lady of the lake
Practical hints
Advice to the teens
Self cultivation
Milton's works
Ovid's art of lore .
Campbell's poema
Phillips speeches
Paley't philosophy
Human heart -:
American orchardist
Natural hiatonr GrimahawS" tT. Slates
Memoira of La Fajette Mentsljniprpvcment
Thinks t to myself Park's travels"-" ; -Lacon
Sacred geography
Redgauntlet . ... Confession of faith
Winter in Washington "Murray's pammarr
Old England . Bibles . '
Smilev'i geography Testaments, kc. Itc.
Baine's wara
6t55
Wale Hampton
IhooaS Hendricks
Wertley Harris
Rich'd. Harris
Jcs Baden
SaraX llugbey
Abbey Harris
jobs n;n -
Bryan Hotchkro, 3
Johua Hadea
Lfieiur HotcbkJss
John IfiotteC
is Jacobs
Ivis rumaa.
John Tail
' Joaepb Williams
Ja.Weant.
Sarah Wamack
Joha Walton
George WiUis
Mr. WratUati .
Tboa. Watnack
Joba or Caleb Wrbb
Lawrence Willias
J. K. WilKt. -
BarnaToungr
Dorcat Johnston. " 1 ' -5
SAMUTX RttTtH, f. .
r. State of North-Carolina,
r -tfftrcomi t9orrr,
COURT of fleas and Quarter Sewions, Jmo
ary term, 1KJ. Alban X; MeDoweBw
Ssmtiel J. Murray Original atrachment leW.
he It appearing to theeiiidact!bn of the pwrt.
that the defendant it not an inhabitant of thia
state, It V therefore ordered by court, thai wb
lioation be maJa for three months fieeawTtljr,
In the Wettrrn Carolinian. Minted at SaTubnr.
that the. deftnlantVjpear at VChnrTWf nrstj
and Quarter Stnaons, lu be Itcia IOTP'0
alWie eoun4ionsrfn AsheviBe, oa3rd
iLihifif'Snd thero nlesd. ansf "1
demur, or juiljrmenl final will he entered sp&4
inhT,-SOTdtiig-WttieTtanrtrn-semaio.
Test, JNO. SllLLER,
PrlcVadv. 4.' .TT" rmtoJ
Btate of North-Carolina,
SUPERIOR Court pf Law, Spring term, 182..!
ffiiufea 8ee!man.rr: J6eoh Priehvrerjt
dical attachment j James Hudspeth, garnihtej
Ordered by the court, that unless the defcnAstl
appear, and replevies, and picaas 10 in
hv Ik nrit mart, a tndL uienL- eTO-OSofcws.1
will be entered u? against bim 1 and that sdrer-l
ruement oe msoe acctiruingiy, uusn w-i
Carolinian, fur tbree months.
- Test, J. WILLIAMS, jnn. e, s. s.
.; Price adv. 4. : .J12
Boot and SI100 EsUblishmcnt
W BF-VEiEtt DICKSON lakel thil "J' J
.mm inform 111a cuwiniicri, mint I . I
lunw that T-1i Mmnml hia ht I
the house h formerly occupied and has take I
the house owned bv MfThomaa 1 oao, vr--i 1
opposite1 WmttfBlaughierVfiou
tainmcnt. on Uain-street Salisbury I where wi
will carry on, aa .usual the Boot and SUoe swl
litlanf nailnnaa aiul tlltlki1it which, I
lie ves, 'cannot be rrpadby any Inthos I
All orders from a distance; for work ttt his &tl
will b faithfully attended to.
A AR0N W00LW0RTH takes this method
J to acquaint the" citiicns of 1 Salisbnryand
the adiaoent country, that be bus opened a shop
In this place. w Maiffatreetj a few doors aotfttl
of tho Court-llouse, in the room adjoining Mr.
Alhon store i where he is prepared to repair
all kinds of Wotthe and Clotk, and waivunt
then.to perform well for twelve months. -'t
tie Lkewite will repair all kiad of .GW and
fftjr worArvhr -a neat,- cwefuL manner, and-on.
very liberal term. . .-.
XJIft aolieitt ihareof patronage from the pnh
lie, in hia line of buainessi and only asks a fair
triaU as he feeU assnred that he can. satisfy, any
reasonable expectation. In all Joba in the above
business. '461 SaMurv, Feb, 16, 1825.
rainp aiirr;!.i. rnnptftillvlnfurms theme
l-BtiBTrtrof thsrtown of Hal'mbun-, sndjl!
citizen farminef his neiglihorhoodi
tUhsiu)
ehCrifls, Tax Deedg. y
DS for land sold by Sheriffs for arrears
raai,for sate at the 'anltoian' offise.
inat fiiiishrd a larire builclinm. S3 hv 39. Kt ' I
ning Cotton, to run by water and that hen
eta well fi wd for packing cotton, hi The I
nrsnneii' for murk He "as hi I
who mirr farw wththiLrtomMili
will have their cotton packed and fntrnp.-rr1
ble, and on the lowest terms at which t i;'"f
by others.- He.afso asiufta thone who seftrret
ti to his Gin, that it will be kept separate W
others, so that they wiU'be sure to get th sf
.1 - ...I 11. in.tl .nil built ui '
establisi.meht, at Bis Mill Plantation, ,,e'
fromSali.urv. ja: ririr.
OreAsr lL1834v - .