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Hifi, IIiA, irw. 2ftf it imim rfrt la rtf9fUJt, en M. . tf tibm,mMm,i Uw kl ' ,lf,f ,f4f ,b kM &! tf M MW, rrUM u 3irtClU of rloli blr vUr, trd TMtr tk Mil Trmi Ivm Bup. ittrt4 vtMfirdlr After lotr tad C-w (U WUc W lk dtf 11.) ttw I ftllpilnr mack oftr rooi4tiou Md I pUc fcegnkt 4 by l tlif. bff . filUORT Of yUKTU CAkOUKA tiv rati ao,ooo pot.t.ahi. burning H nmmm im MUUnngk, wiltU Sxtmt. 1 lOUO 10.UJ0 1 I Art ljoo 1 fyOUO ,WJW ijm m 13 S,0 9 IW 4W0 M A) 90U l 1D 19 10,000 9,000 rMj, 1UM ncknj 1I9.4X) H009 UUitki, I ill IMkn, W 119,430 U1U Mfflt I bf.tU Am at K-rrwAcf Mitt UrXt m- '"" ij wwmtww . ritff, rnj Ifot.i ihrnc I trrt.l ci fitff, I kit jrtf foefitnj ititniMSiIfl4 Wm npn PMfr. WUHt la , WirflAMbM MMIUJM, m4.Mm lwl,m r,T. vii imi c2id im anna, laa tnrir Hilt ll1(Ht Kf ;tl fftl!fc, 5 Min ibt tttr ITc. I Mn4 Om Fir ttiiMJ from iKm ill ik UmJ tti cf il.s iLc Ohio n! ( SffrAfe riir in) I Im 7 r w.rinft whij iir Iri'lunt u ibcir en t'tfuc. ihi thrf U't' bttlr of rich U1 idfrr. I c luJrtl I owU uLt a tuur ciird, i.J f ij!ori, lh! COUfl'ff . " I i out Uul (ha Um of Jun, If fie. ami rf. h iti firti hUcr. lo HoKiifn wiiti, hn (! fr0m utir Crli-Je l i ruuUtto !' taut 14 ffirt nf are. Cj" 'w w irul ( 300 Tklti to to Jrava in a Uv 4 b twpMMI ! Uidniof, AH m mh 'tort to to pUud b ao vtoct, aoj ito Ttiic La itor. IhaUTf prim m !Umt TT1E LAT DKAW.M 1!CET O.f TUB rr cUjr.wiU to enutk4 to a rruarf RjuO r0MP nrr toy to ito tktor.-nj tkelf boM lrirVvfrW . ..... ... , " " . Bonf j lur wjmm m "' ktttu to w in m r, M,lfion hit )h htm. ei further tfm wJl to aa an Uy eibtlng ant timt Kjr 'i I Irvm HCh! ff ,j jf,, touniff tou'h of hfniocif. ofl,oWaiWto har. I ti.er, iu, inort ii,cn of .hi-t irrr. JUH JtfcilAT.I ' . ,H 32J dr ,)ftmb" Whinr. j there il.f n h. there W row ei( of ihe l , 1 . mi iwmimriM Nemutur nr, i c ipioffl umUiUi. mi Ir,riet SSDVJ iVtttTll. 10 ftwtf. tre ii.r.'jnwiMj lf a TOLCM frvii tto auWrStor.iMt the nirht P1' f 'rKfUrtl, mho, ruiMu cut of of ito 31 of July, tiH. to JVH.Y XT.lv. lrUk Taneferilir. made them so f.t'tt"" o(tf4.andfcri. I he? comin jed in tn- riii"n rWrri, from SjwieSt riter down to the Ohiu. "When e rime to the mouiS fif T nii.eee, mr fello iroel'en ronclu ThinJ day, Fourth day, riAh day, BiSia daj, .Srtkiar . Xigkih day, Kttnh day. Tenth day, F.tareatb day, Tt Ifth day, Tbirtetnlh day, Fourteenth day, TiAeenth day, liltenth day, Sercfttetnth dae, w;i . now I . ....U., 1 !. . I Ito reel of tha Priiea floating in the vtocl oM, about Jfeet from tto eommeaoewetrt, wnoununf to 73 J30 B0LZJL2U. rriira Cane Fear, aAee Ito uertpltt W jl, jt ,1 jw TAMiiiin.-L .w- ". ' 1 " e.ee, rrf rcno ir.eMe.. ronclu 100 hk kf.k Zi-kLi- i' ton, la the dead of r,iM llt the . . , ... ..... i rpva w en u rH wiew pn -winm m ( ' wiitoopi hi --MQIcKae4 j compbrtrd lW BUI Of 1W0 rognd-abont 1XW tofMarMiii. dm n,ir h!u rKMinrtt. on I With one Ottor, who had nrnetraled Into 1 Mm I .l. - - -... ki.,1, l.i ..i liki. ....... i . : l r .:.! r-iww w. VP. Mil lwllllililvrr'M"l WIfCJIUimCU llYIUII III 11 IlLO Ul ,11V 1 nno I .uu i k. I . n- li-.l i. . "... . ... i iHin.iM ' I mvww mwu Mn, wi m. -.i m niv . I II. BHI I Bnunrf . n nt,A u-rinnr rn.afl .1 I It I camp. Thii meeting' noitihattnding 10.000 hirt. Ha la a acar on h,. riM k.. IM noartJneM of Ito i.uurB.iancai nnnn ....jw.ti,. k, -rv.ru. k.u attendlnr the oartici. iroduttiro cf t 2 inchce high, buck, irga bear-1 luuiuai JOy. ?; tt r?,ante, Huh h.!(u UJ la a f !tW I Ix-re A tfHe tfy rt, S- ffrM fm t to lua, rn fr ffM hftM, f fr- mf Js . W kn i in t OKW Uf, F jr H.V:f dear, rh acd Af"i-d Mm f -t,, 1 hi !' l r.rMManf e raav( M htf IK jfrtlK, irral tuthtof vj f,ftlM. I rofii'ifiiir J in t'.ia plart until I CouUi ' tlowle tillhw! rrwtthcl. At I BOW I iy near a f,ri KufT-l" rtaa!, I afraid that the Indiana migM to pnunf that wtt, anf I'iarnver m f Cre place, therefo I meted of aoete diiunce, tore I re r imt if iiMil I lt.Id in elk. Ihif I woulJ ' here unul It wai healed, c br trierllrnptoo toof), H might ain Le irifJimed. In a few wrrl after. I frweHr'l oi. fiai! "hriW"" Wen e?ern rrfnih in lb wili'erneu. ail Ourinif thii time, I nri'her brrail, monii, wnrorn, or (irittiwia tf'jnir"" ; 'td tlirre tnffifhi nf wkkhi mm u'.iiie iL; hutnaa tfttia, e fiepl Jamie " fSec. 3. wi.l fhm in arewmf er j ..... ar.....i ""'J,, "v '" " . rfi, mint) ha: te nr ! in the fir 1773. k eeeu hia eyehrw-a, b,. U. their mm, tod ret.irwd Othe camp. , , , .,, ..,. , " ,v "M hM,n" a amtrntrtnlerahrr moufrmW: Mr hlch the totihA Muhe.,!. and all thai. I . . , ' "V . ' " ' 'mn "r i,tor, . iiacK , Me took atth him one Caa-nrtt comDaniona rone.' 1 1 't," '" f ..! on them the laalUa. i. fo-rlfa dMk hfai cma blue. brokK.th I i.'.w:. -....:.... . c.i. ! ' oi;r-'" '"' ' " alir the.r reiarn to ( linrh ner. .with Urre umfami totton.. A I .. "" rn" T,lu,,r kiPe t U the Indian. ; thcrfbrt. I rar. i ... ..,.i .k- In. twr-irr .k;,. brother of Col. I'.mel lone, i ..,,., ., k. .. i,'-'' ' w , .. ..... - j I.?.. It tip to tha knees and a ar in hi forehead, A ihort time after the irrlTi! of Squire The mare m about ieet 3 tnchea Blc Boone at the atation camp of Itoie ad and to pyteatttoAwncjcttolfcnk Stewart wM kUW a "'" H'' 1-Ji.n., which ?! . TTKhl. Z7. ZZ, in aaddle cowkfcrabfy wor-rihed tn front of frightened tto trim a ho accwnpanieJ ....... . i.i. 1. 1 iw : .t. and horeea, and deEter ttorn to me, or Mfv them in aafety ao that I can get them, aliaH rr eeire tto atoa reward. CHRISTOPHER HAND. .farr5, 1826. 26tf not demanded within twelve montni tram tbe combletion of tto drawinr, win to conaidcrcd a forfeited to the nte of the Lottery. XStkrwjKJpnl, 1836. The attention of tto Korth CaroFma public, TpecifuUy tnited to the fore peine. Khem. The laudable parpoae eontrmplated win, ft m hoped, area re to H the aid of thoae who are j Inemlly to trie intereat ot bterature and acience, Aiul tk . wwim iLw. J? ,kj. .nlt.Hui. .Kn 1 . . ' eonarntr to act aa Coniiniaaionee In tha man. I A tto return of the Bank Notea from tha arement of the Lottery, ia a aurlcleni pledge j nepartment, not feceWable at tbe Treawry of! Ttbe rairneaa with hich it will be eombtc4aL I ma vniiea "jiaTea, m payment ?or raieni A. D..UURFHEY. I riijhta. all peraona drtirmn of taking out rut of the Wertem Kuber, and other, 8alibury theaklrta. Squire Boone, that he immediately eel Af perron who will take op tbe raid nero W on fe,urn ,0 orth Carolina. NOTICE. DariarntsT ar Statb, Jul 15, 18-'6. rilp obviate the riak and dclyr. Indent to A. D. UURrHEl. Mjnia, ajl peraona aewroiii oi laaing- oui rm- a thU Lottery for aale at tto off.ee n j"! Le,t t0 V?"' xht'rWU- m Carolinian. and by Mr. Cliarlea "'rV- i" m k' f ? 1 T knW' hera,Sali.bury. 21 or Jf w,n be ,l "fiSf9""' . i i iiti cj . i luivmi una .hum lor oaic. foT 8fte ejtajBi o aa m on a .1 riitiK auMcriDer oueri lor aaie nia Land at ij OFFER for aale a raluable tract of L.t.'D, Bnaal,kAMiiaiK Th ImaI imnli.na s Kw.a I JT . VT T j TTTi. contaimnjr about aght hunctrtd cnt. Ivmg ki nvwn vcttv, in:r hi, uumimi in ihiui u under ctihiraUon i front one mile and a quar ter on the Rirer Pae Dee t two hundred acre of kw-rround. The improvement! are a two atory Dwcllinadlouae, with all the common and neceeary out-home i a Grirt-Uill, with two run of itonea, and Saw-Mill with one taw, on the Yadkin Navigation Canal, which rum through the premiee, and afford a full aup. ply of water at all timet. The water-power for machinery ia equal to any in the Southern Statea. having the advantage of navigation from the mills, and no chance of being rivalled. The aituation ia high and health, and. baa a number of never-failing Springe. Term of payment, and further particulars, ill be made known on application to the aub- criber on the premiee. WM. JOHNSON, SnettUbr Jmtn etuntv, 6t32 !cinf the two Boone without anv ot:, coftipany. At this cimp Col Hoone an ! : brother erected a hu:. to protect tluo From tto Incjeniency "lie approaching winter, sod where ituy continued uoiil the lucccedinp jnnnjr. durint which lime no occurrence look place worthy f notice. On the lit day of Mjyt 1770, Souire Boone left hit brother, and returned home to Carolina for a supply of amuni lion and honei, leavincj him entirely alone, who, at the summer approached, extended hit excursions, whereby he ob tained in extensive knowledge of all the Undi in the country north of the Ken tuckv river. On the 27th day of July, 1773, Squire Boqne returned with the nccesiary sup pnes ot ammunition ana nonet, attc nit hore with my fellow u.w liar to the a ii wh (iittkult (u Uke a horv biuutrh the moun'ain. Vf romrlr gave ttic the K'e'ct poM of tha ainmisni tion ti er then ha-?, whicli amounted nnly tn hl a rwinnil cf towder, and lead equivalent. Mr. Morton aUo lent me nu mulato hoy, and I 'hen let off through the wiMern"! for Carolina. u Abixit r i Kf it day after I left my com pnv, it ;iic mouih of Teimewf, on mr jo'KTUv "j! ward, I got acanettabin my mt-h orcasionrd my leg to awell. ,i .! ! s'iffrred much p. in. I wai now in i Jju jiIu' Jiujtii.n lr from any 9f the .i.. n rtirs, eiceling black Jamir, or ti. e .i'.;t, an.! 1 knew not when I Alv) rf a iit Sv f ot. Jane Hirrrwl, wi'h a prtv lum lononcalulf l.ike wf r.f j iit by Col. Thnmai Bullitt, and a part from Virginia of Col. Cul lin'i llk with the In.'ian it Chilirnthe, hr he Ui'rJ (hem i alter which, e and lua par.y dewended the Ohio t thet FalUJ ft f.VA V. A tonk intn ffnerttirtl wita A ftn it-l nf ZIOOtHK) Mrly hM m. Si this mm in r.uh and the aid of it! own bllK it dirourM note to the amount of RU0,!O. It i plan, ihat for in abil ity to irderm f4-0"n 0f it hilfi, it tnuit depend iikii ihr ai.Wcncv i.f (hote who iriit.nl iiw. i unn irmm rate ininur i . .... ""h : ' nae uoriumee in rnmiey. nut u.doev ed dervrafe, md I 'thouirht-aorrrettmff nof f0W ,l' !lc failure of thesc.tolhe amom.i .f 4n,(K-0 wcnlJ lherefr break! on Cedar Creek, in the Fork of the Yadkin, (Rowan county) which formerly belonged to John A. and Georre ChafTin. It ailioina the land of llenn. Diamukea and Brock, and which it waa but a short time before they omen, ana dm on u an eacencni miu oeai. u tet out horaewara ; eximtning the coun will oe cuvHiea io ami purcnaaer ; anu ia us- ceptable of an. advatitageoua mvinnn. ir not old at private aale before the 5th of October, it will be exposed to punlic aale on that day, at Mockmlle. rlNCKNEY CALUWell. Stpt. 5A, 1825. 3t30 Taken anil Commuted FflO the Jail of Rowan county, N. C. on the X 16th of August, 1826, a negro man, who aaya hi name u JAVA, Mi year old, 5 teet 1 Inch high i say he left hia master about 6 weeka since, in the atate of Georgia j wai bought by one Johnran, laat tpring, of Martha vruiiam :it C owner required to come forward, prove property, pay Charge, and talre him away i oVice. TnE copartnership in the Mercantile btmntn at Concord, Cabarrus., county, under the firm of Murphy f frown, will be dissolved about the Suth .day of October next, by. mutual oonsent, AH persons indebted to said firm, are requested to settle and dose their accounta at aoon aa posaible, with William BrownT at .concord, by note or otherwue i and those ha" claima, are requested to present them. . , JOHN MURPHY. 12t32 WILLIAM BROWN. CmcsM Ctrru t$un tyJulf 2A W26. aXoike. A llC'ONDED without mv consent, rhv an J. prentice Henry Dunn, who was bound to me by tbe County Court ot Rowan, North Caro lina, he is about 20 vean ot age, slim made, mack hair and eyes i and by profession a Cabinet t Maker Five cent reward JwjjLbcS,venJ nZ person wfio will deliver him to me, afmy Shop, in tbe town of Salisbury. I herby forewarn all persons from harboring, or employ aaid appren. tice to work i aa I intend to make an example of those who do it according to law. The aaid boy has In hia poaaeasion a paper which he con. -i . J a? . t . . . i . giikici niiinicicm 10 snow io me peopie uui nc la free, but I can prove by sundry witnesses that Ih has itilf one vear or thereabout, to serve out his apprenticeship. - - . r ALEX. BUYD. Her 12A, 1826. - . S8tf Ve-w Cotton U lir TITlLlAMRAY,Hwreectte f r friends, and the public in reneral. that he has now got hia "Ciitin Ctii in complete order; with hia Afoatintr Maehina attached thereto, to clean out the leave! and sand; His Gin will be fn operation" until IhfiMrof Wreh"trwtucE' time it will be stopped, a hi Gin ia particularly adopted and intended, for cleaning Cotton rucelyfor domeatic nufacture, he infomh customers that strict attention may to expected every Saturday, aa well- aa other days, if tbe custom will jusnfy ft. Third Creek, Rowan Comity, A. V. try as they proceeded to Cumberland river, giving names to the different rivers and creeka aa they passed, and in the month of March, 1771, arrived at their respective places of residence in North Carolina. Colonel Shelby, in one of his note says, "in .viay, issx, i met uaniaJ Boone below the Holsfein settlement alone ; he informed me that he had spent the two years preceding that lime, in a hont on Louisa river, (now Kentucky,) so called by at the long hunters ; that he had been robbed the day before by the Cherokee Indians, of all the proceeds- W hia hunt' The tame year that Daniel Boone first visited Kentucky, viz : in 17(9, Hancock Taylor, Richd. Taylor, Abraham Hapden stall and others, from Orange co. Vir ginia, descended the Ohio rirer, viVited ttt ihorei, passejiheiljitinltnlo the Mississippi. At the mouth' of either Wrote rive or-Aenaa-rUchecd Taylot adarbcnitft'i:hei'Otherr!anrf wnt through the Creek nation of Indians', to their resident Taylor, and Abraham Hapdenstall, went or to Red rive r, explored the country in that quarter descending tbe Mississippi to Newrbrleans, and fFom thence went round-to New-Yoi kt and home In the same year also, (1769,) James Knox, (afterwards Col- Knox,) Henry Skegs, and seven others, came through the wiklerncis, and made a bunt on must be done. AJI the urgtcal wvru menti I ImJ was a knife, a jnotkasori wf, and a palr'c-f bullet moiTfds ; Viih these I luck lheawl in li e skin, and with thr kniTe I cut the fleb si.v from aio'inrl the canr, and t'irn I coininaiidrrl !hc luula'lo fellow to c'rh it with ilu !ml!et mojld. and pull it out, which he did. When I saw it. it ctmed a khovk in thinij to be in any person's foot. It will, lhrr..fore, be supposed that I was vciv clad to have it out. I lie Wick kl low attended upon mr, and obeyed my ilirrctioni faithfully. I ordered him to irart h lor Indian mrdiriric, and told him to zci me a Urtniity of bark from the root of a lynn trtc, which I made him brat on a stone, with a tomahawk, and boil ii in a kettle, and with the ooze I hath,-' mv foot and leg ; what remained, whrn 1 had finished bathing, i doiicu to a ji ily, and made poultices thereof. As I had to tags, I made use of the green moss that grows upon logs, and wrapped it round with elm bark. By t his : means (simple.i it may seem) the swelling and inflamation in a great measure abated. " As stormy weather' appeared, I or- dcred Jamie to mke us a shelter, which he did by erecting-Tortnri ctpole 5Ts 1 4 them with cane tops, like a covering fodder house. It was but about one hun dred yards from a Urge JjulTiloe road. As we were almost out oJ provision, i , . t ' .. i rommanriea Jamie io take my kum, aim . ii i. .i went along as wen as i cuuiu, mvaelf hear the road, and killed a biifTaloo . a i . x I .. ... When this was done, we itrKeoj tne ican and fryed Jbfl ovi out of the fut meal, wt.irn wa icdi io w ir ' - a we. ueeded it-. i!ie..l4'il... J'or the Jwnk would aliil havo in notes S '00, oo-T with which to redeem the 340.0"'. It is plain therefore that , twnk may he it whole capital, and atHt be stilvcat.and ble to redeem its billi. Ny morrih .t it may lose in whole r;iit ,1 f.11 , me, and still he able to re deem its bill I he -hence then of a bank's lilme with prudent management is rendered iw mni lerably ma!l. In all ordinary cars then, trr tsfctf or solvency of b.nk df pendt on tho pru dent minsRCment of i's dirrr'nr. of course people who consider 'his, will feel afett in holding the bills of those banka in whose directors they have the great est confidence. Darntt. Gaz. .Mornr.n ;oose ormo.vr.. The National Journal give the following par ticulara, smwig others, of the f eh dration of tba late anniversary at Patterson, New Jersey. " In the procession, n conspicuous part was sustained by thirteen venera ble old men, and eleven boys, each bearing an appropriate banner, the for mer representing the original thirteen states, and the !atTenhel:teve nHncrwr" "r-si ones, i ne Diek river ws named after an Indian, whose name waf Dck,aiid who had a hnnHmgamt oh that river. . eiiuM..' Itiver is a south bronch of Cumber. tend,' and enters -taqr it above .ajwJmlW first gave it this name in our juuiun. , mff, alter one ot my ichow . , ... L riah Stone, and I am .told that it retains the ame name unto tliFday. -1 'Jirlt in ft name well known by the hunters, and frontier inhabitant a, for meat cut in small nieces and laid on a fcaffuld, over a slow fire, whtyeby it b roartod till it is thoroughly dry. . usual servicea were per formed, an oration was delivered, and .i banquet provided at a table one hun dred and fourtetn ttct In length, lot such as were disposed to unite in the, festivity. This table was beautiful ly ornamented by. arches,, banners, wreatr's, eagle8t&c: On unconverinr; a bird p4e, a white pieoti leir'cui,. ' with ti copy of appropriate vtrsca be neam-onc ol its wings. And wbea the pie wss opened, ' The bmls begn to sing j , Oh is not this a dainty dial jr To set betVe the king - - J ClIAVJIDES. .My'warf a flower of fragrance sweet : When lovely Spring adorns the green, My vkvU ia v, i'U the cowslip aceni f l ? i I r f I . -?f ' r'".-. ... J. f - i. i V j . -M-.m V -. i" 7 i: i : Is ft '

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