k last with eeversi frvxis hsve arri
ved at tKU place from Fevre river, end
ee eiprtta iron rWto.oa hlewsy la iht
Governor, lla besre f c.f Ikt procee
dings ( tnaetlng tf the iltlieBI of I14
tounty.lt Kkl they represent Ikelr tt
..."poead end defewralesa eltoettoo, end re
arrest the Eiscn Ive tt ceil out tee militia
their eeaJtiSAtt. v.
, Ota Uformetlon from revre five r K
U sb wee, at known i
! The Agwn tf tht WImi net1 wqotred
!l tk kuU Lakahlieata I Qttti Ikelr
emtlnr font. Me ledleae ..had
&
! Ill li lAL nZl! JIT.
mik M MtdiMt county wim.e,,
-' Whiteside U HwlMl county, with,
uTtWBtr. I U M old IndU. C jclMer. !
M4 k h Mff foftowtt l fcappto.,!'! W rVt-Ji-I Mm
It b iMrt. Il topped Ifcf IimIUm , tU k rrpct titr.
vert nidoIb Utclr vomca ! eUMr . " ,Ul
to k Isttrlor, preparatory . to Ittntnl ! to fl ptikuWi. All 1U1 t)
KotlBtlii.' A p$rii ofbtr lnr Km W itontUfcl bjr Mr. Ikt.
irtoif, moor Kom tt Col. Harail Umi it m ril 10 k mm lrWt h;
toa ind Nr. Iiof 1O1 or iMi pint. fcH
hft ft Miftttfur tksntkf a Fnlrto
. Dt Cktot, wbkk mi iirt(d t 11m
layll. 0o. Ctu of lb Michl(Cn
Ttrritorfi on kit imuiI tort Arrived i
th MLvci od iut4 thai, fro go tfe
: nuird dSflTertscv In kit rtcepilon or th
CbUft from whit It forroarlf d btro,
h kd ho 4oU war would not. Ha
Jmmadla'alf proctcded doB tbo ilrir
for Sr. louifr -T 1 - r -
. . . Tko ybtourl lUpubilcaa of tht Ittb
,lmt. at,Oof.Qirritod M,5t 'ouJ
m Tocadar momlnr. nd in eiortil
vii Immrdirtcif.Mtrt ioPoa. AxkioMO
bo arrirtd lo town In lb aiieroon,
- and kad coamkaitoo wUk Ge. Ctork
'and Oof. Caiti tb rcault of vblck
' watt that alt compal vf tht lot and
Mbt'wkoto 6f 4kt Hk Ratfmrnt. itncla
dlfljTitworf fttcn"tiotdrtd mtn) War
-tko command of Ota. AtkrWn woM
iaarAcdUtoI moa up tkt river. Wt
leant verbally, that fotr atcam boMa bad
. beta xkarwred . to . coaref ttt tiypl
aod u too aiiailailppi kaa Utelf tlaen
' 'at to admit their paugeTvar tbe
ratJda, (her have Drobablf arrived at
rrrrt river before tbU time.
' IJTTLt Or XIW OR LILLYS. '
X eubehera officer, vbo vae to tba Bntiak
ernr at Ike attak oe New4)rlcana. haa vriMea
a aa'rrative of tbe caapajjn, which baa beta
vxibSabed la Cafhad. He conclude hia da.
; teripttoa of tke Battle ef tba lib of Jaaturr,
kkk aaratiaaUd aa lorjoual is oar county
h ike foHwa tof word 1 -
M The writer of ihle narrative, prompted
by curknhyt rode to the front, where fcr
aaw-wiibla ibo email com pa it of 500
ardat Bekrly 1000 bodiee in Briiiah.ooi-
- format aod an JUaericio, oLctr. coolly
' amoking aegir and counting tht tlain.
1 Grieved -by this humiliation apcctacle, be
Ntamed to the camp, and he irivea tbe
following picture of the agluted TecCngi
of: the aoldicra.
' - Bat the change of exprenion, visible
- Vert 4ncra countenance, no Janguae
tin potirtny. Only twtnty boon ajO,
.: and all n lifrand animation r heTtvtr ,
you wernj you were' enKvr.ned by the
aound of merriment and raillery i while
they tt pected attack was mentioned in
termi Indicative not only of aaneuine
kope, but of the most perfect . conEdence
aa.10 ita refulu Now gloom and die
conte'njt rT where' prevailed. Ditap '
. boinimenti ' grief, and .. indignation . and ,
nay, to completely were the troop over
' whelmed b? a aenat bf diifrace, that,
for a while, they retained ' their aorrow
. without to much aa hinting at its cauae.
Tbe Ion of comrade! waa to the full ai
(Dieting at iha lota of honor 1 for out of
mora than 7000 men brought on thit
tide into the 6eld, no fewer than 3000
had fallen. Among thete were two gen
. erala. ( for Gibba aurvived hit wound but a
few houra) and many office ri of courage
and ability beaidet which hardly an in
dividual aurvived, who bad not to mourn
the . lose of aorat . particular and well
known companion..
Such ia war.' And auch wat tht iiaut
of uN" lltteinPl ,ne we trot that
-ryilf beinadeft-lhehrritory-f the
United ,Statei' with a Britiah force.
What wouk' v,U l0,,Kh o
tend double or Jrit tht number t though
wvA.oj)00 fcti'tad of lOWOf A
mttrrientarf fttCtHlttf V f?uM
wvtrVkpect I ''rSL2l
hat intaaiofH tht tulatrabU P
forU6cationti arid wa could aearcely ever
land with aafety 00 toy part of the Amer
icao abort." ,
arwi ?MrTr A recent lelUr from
Georgetown, 3. C. raentloni, tbat Col.
Aaron Burr waa then in that place, bit
appearance indicating tht laat extremity
cl old agt. He it probably on tht verge
of three acere-
j . i- "i i J
ff J" 1 M eWate (Was h"a, f l4
dng Wat eek,,sUl. be kpe, tWe4 W
tpntofj tut errues ad d Una We wfckh easy
be Ju rd U Ihie week's paper. , t-
JH appear U OUT SSl k-uf we
shag he eUged It U li (or vsa
of fitf tt represent is. ,
Tbe exweedtogt tt the trWB lU4e tatoty,
US U L(Ut4 to eur eett. , ,
.Cm. .tciio w jtrcur n .
preceding ewtawaa-wtfcawtjwwd lb statei
-- t. the toMgue sltuded
. .. 1 . -- "
'yw (ti comkitioi wwiu
kia vhk the knovtod of Mr. Clay, a hit
frttAda) till eot be boraa amt by funW drrJ.
paaMata, arlucb mf aooa be a ipactad.
TU CiwrtlaMi (MiM) paper, baaaft that
tbe caUM to rkal MifVWWd, bad. In a Urn
triuaj inmc d m ibe tkk of iljr.
Aa far aorta aa tbia, tkcre vt a a4oaf of
batla wbleb bad opawtd, a aHy aa th 2HJ
Jul, aa morn than ee planUtloa to tbta (to,
aa) emmif.
la tba eoMflty fltapatUfc, kUaaachaatm, a
maa mowtd, to ana aaiawia, a iata 111 feat la
kwftk ad feat to. kttadlbL. miking
woare Crt. ' Aawtbtf eaaW aaowtd 892"a(uare
faetto tbeaaate time.
-THITHER. EJECTION RirTCRXS.
Daaa.AairwHari,aaaaai DaaWI C&
m aad JoKoh dlWapie, cw.wona.
Grma. -J MX Kvttail. aana'a 1 Ma Clta
ga. aad iJua C. TtjWr. avAvanna.
Xt Mwwtf,. I hoaaaa )va(' eeaatei
William W. ionr aad Johe Kerr, ootamana.
Hmmftm. Hardy Rvtat, aeaala 1 Havid Ua
darwaod and Tkomaa boy kin, cMawia.
Msfttd. 1 Tkawaa Lwt, aaitaia 1 Baajaawa
t. Bnllain, tad Jaatca U. Low, townom,
litta of the poll t for acaata. Gen. Love 18
J. R. Walker lit, fc eomatona, RrUala 650,
I. K, Lmra I5, Col. N. tAmvrtom SU.
tUctmtmi. Eraaama Love, aaaata 1 Gaarga
Tbotnaa, and Archibald McNiir, coamooa.
Ktiiing aw. Ed. T. Broadnaa, xuti ( Tboa.
Settle, and JaaKe Bamrtt. eoneaona.
Si4rn.-J 0r, aaaate 1 Joka T. GIL
eaowr al J. J. JkXiliaiA, eonvaona, .
CmritrH NatUa FulWr, 'aeoate 1 Cflwtv j
Berne and David Borden, cometona.
Kwcto MDaaicl,aeoaU Eaock Fay
and O'Bryw Cot, Cowmoai,
Cam. Willi Wilaon, aenaic 1 Tboe.. Do.
tOr and I1a. Tilkt ooraiwont.
rae(tmk.-Jchn L. Ifcnlry aeaalev Jaha
Pool and VV. I. Hard, eoaamoaa. . , .
Own.-Btchd. D. tpaight, at natc, without
oppoaitKM t Charlea Niiaoo ad Lucaa Bennert,
coaimona.
CarWt. Bartlett Tanrer, aenat a 1 John E.
Lewia and C. D. Dunohi,-edmnt6ti'a alt aithout
oppoaitton.
fhiifcia Hrn Edwird Wardjienate: arrtnont
opnoaitlon. Friederick Foy and Col. Edwkrd
w imam, awnm. . . -
BTaaAlaffaa.amuel DavenporV arnafe (' Wtu.
A: Rotiran and A. Vail, cMnmona.
TwrrU.T. Davenport, aenate i Daniel Bate.
man and John Beadey, common.
BerfftnL VvM O. Alltew. aenate j B. J.
Monfgomrry and John H. Wheeler, common.
Jfrti..Joeph W illiamsarnatr, without op.
ntion. Gatmel atawart aai jeaae cooper,
co.Kmona.
y., Beoi.Sannrrvm, aenate, John B. Jaa-
per and Wallace a'vron, common.
mona, and'Biatf ruYminer;
For Cenjre, in the Lincoln dietrict, the vote
WU! ,unmmr
Uncaln county 81t
Mecklenburg 843
Cabarrus 523
HtnAtrmn
143
383
177
3182
In tbe Morganton district.
Carton
Buncombe county, 6dl
Rutherford 1320
Burke 1316
Haywood -. 865
707
Tana
1193
554
448
SH
4192
Majority for Carson
In tbe Stokee district,
AAeeraf
Caswell county, 84
S419
1773.
Rockingham 900
Stokes ..... 1680
4314 S361
Shepperd'a majority 1953.
John Culpeper ia elected -to Congress from
the Fayetteville district.
The. Vote, in the whale, district, waa 1 for
talpepet SSaOyCameroMSrJPUc
DaVW ItV- r3.--r: r-
t; Jf'iMnpfM.ffMcr.rGebiiel Holmes lit re
tstatad4s?ts OaUfax tftfrfef. Willie Aletoa bad, wt be
Eevfv opponent
-n Tennence, Col John Bell haa been elected
to CQjtgreae from the Nashville district, by a
majority of 1024 over Fella Grundy, Esq.
Both these gentlemen are devoted friendt to
Jackioh. - ,
Col. Jas. K. Polk is re-elected over Mr. Brara.
lett, by a majority of 1484. Jaa. C. Mitchell,
Jacob C. Isaacs, and Robert Dejhe, arc also elee
ted to Congressy
Jf'wwn I
1161
428
172
TU Ct T ZWH (e tf?Ji!f, r,
a.llrMinlit MJra!VCvd tf ttfpal
If H, al tt Me etTar."riy tf tVa Vairrf.
ait;, ftM the MW1 AJ k ft de tkarKttr
and ltUt tf Jew WW C-'VaJ AWA,
k, to Ikair daf, were ava iha atatiagnSabad
awa el MorUVCaratUa I
Rkkard Caiwi 11, Te tepywted tt be
devoid of literary U;Sl(aofa k!gk tr
der. It ta are compc ti tt aacrtbed
it Urn, iftit ablDi, fSi fonveytd la
the eipreaaJorn 1 btiittMHraif to
SotndneHtf hihtbtnJ eUaraate
of diKcramett weNlka eeqteacwowe faa
lree' of Me BndirtUhjJr and -tkaae
qualijleirfkiagalabeil Alf . !, .V.??!
wreaUaW wUaJa4t.a4toied'atket
by Jbi JirtetJll'y Jbf.it. imtneaa of
kia JaUnta.Thjeat.hoetrr wart
douHte;ty of a tig ode ; AltbogH ke
did rweidu tmotlpai.ctf adotVadyi;ii
uniformly eommaaded reaped, at ia ad
vocate, aa t judge aa a aoidler w4 aa
etaieiman. A eteaaBaUa fact waa re la
ud 10 at of Goeerfcor CeiwetU a boat tbf
war iril. iTa were Ufafrotd that bt
rommMtrd lo armor r tht wboit of
Blackttotie'i Commcntariea, to at lo be
a)le, eUava lo dtt paaaagei verbatim.
Such a facti mey be considered at evl
dence, of pow era of memory, rarely
found In combinnion, with auch aolidity
of judgmeai aa ft potaeited.
Towirditkt doa of tht revolutionary
war, deatlny became Qnpropitloui 1o kia
fame 'end the eitebllihmewt ertnalt
dependence, wbkb waa tba cootumma
lion of Ma wivttee, wat, witk bim, Ike
epoch of domeitlc mlifortunt end ove
whelmiiig dl.Util. lilt ba Oayt, clouded
by bitter end heart reeding Calamity,
awikened tke lympatky, of hie fricada
and drew forth tbt regrtUof hiapoUikal
tnemiet.-
Aa a writer, wt never knew Abner Kah
rafcrred. ir wiik ceaaum or with pralae ,
and we auppoaedt that he held 00 rank, in
the attainment! of llreratunr, wbk thoae.
nvft whm he towered In legislative cV
bwe. Hia pemliav girt4,emad too,
almost wtompatlble- ( tkai, whick
leads o (leicarKC, or even eloquence in
writing end hie atvle lartpryt aeamed
loo atronclf.mtrked to. admit of being
var
led bv eiertlon or reflection.
Tbe elocution of Abrier Nash, wa
impefuoue 1 hit language laeclolt even
. . ti. in.. t
drawn 1 and hit atylt diflutivt add al
wayt disdainful of ornament, "uch a
atyle, ia described by Ariapilc,at adapted
to deliberative rhetoric J arid no aaya of it
that it closely rcaemblrs tboae shaded
painting, which are aero )o more advan
tage a distance," the coa.t'Wr' and more
confused they 8-" Oti jdeaof gash's
geolue avnhoreaorje una?, Wawevarr be
best conveyed by eompaytng them, to
tboae representation! in1 statuary, of
which the objects, at'an elevated distance
exhibit featuret cMtelled out, with min
ute eiecineta. but which en clote intpec
lion, appear almost abapelesi.. .
In painting and in sculpture, however,
the artist teemi to derive from -science,
tbe rales which enable him to Increase
proporrtoos, according to diftanct, where
at neither writing nor eloquence, can be
subjected lo like rule. Hence a marked
character is generally to be discerned, ia
ail the intellectual diaplayaof. the .same
mind--TMt wa the caw, with Fisher
Amet and with Governecr Morris t to it
ia.inour'own State, with Chief Justice
Taylor; and most of our. readers, may
have observed the tame 'quality, in the
ropiont and energetic eloquence of Mr.
John D. Toomer.
All whom we have hearj'ipealt of Nash,
with a friend, who had ao Opportunity in I
1784. 5. and a, of comparing our emin
ent men, with those of cur sister state
of South Carolina. In hit judgment, we !
lost nothing in the comparison, tscept
with regard to Joha Rutledge. To him,
our informant assigned a higher station,
than to any of our orators. Wa do not
believe, however, tbat he ascribed to him
a loftier genius than to Nash, but that he
considered hia mind, mote plsstick and
multiforra.
Abner Nash wat an extraordinary man.
In private life be atole upon every heart
and every sociaL circle, by ibt suavity of
his manners, and by tbe insinuation of his
address. On the great new of public con
tention, he pre vailed not ttdt by bh elo-
ft - Ua S J Si &SV1-
quence, but by fertility o eipedlent, by
force and Dy tuoueiy. . v,. . , .,
HU son srsi lost "at aea, nt for aome time,
an opinion prevailed, that the yeesej to which
be embar&ed, waa captured, bj an Algerine
Corsair. . fa consequence he, went to Charles
ton, 8outbafolina, to. obtain Information t and
hoaSTMriencih thIJi tbe attention
due to hi pbbKe chararah Ka )
tueav softened by the eompsaloofeeyp
whteh:IAflUeWlnepTr
Gold. The Greeneborv North Caro
lina) Patriot, of the 18h Inttrtsye t Mr.
Jonathan Anthony, living milea South
of thit Town, the wed us some Gold r
terday, found on hit farm.a aome of the
pieces would weigh one penny weight end
waa very pure. Mr. Anthony mforroa us
that he has dug very little end thit he
finds the precious metal within two feet
of the atrfact of tht etrt rV
Atlte t),rr,'k dWif wt U'tty
1a ! I ling 01 h'fntix iv,li korvnr
of 0a. atkaon, (and no duti!, inta
dad aa a tat to that pnWf glv
et I4 Mr. C(y at the lame place,)
kick wat tttanded by entity" 4
and teraoot,. Amoti tkoae ttreteot.
were the (Jevarnoe and Leut. Oevemor,
m. T. Harry, late LWtr. tlovarwor,
Jtdie 9hannnn, I (on. Tkomae P, M ore,
Judge Haggia, and ioht Pope, T
(omerly a member tf ike Senate of Ike
United Hi dm and traMsr iUw of John
Ojalncy Adama. Tke ctmpany'weN ad
dmaed kr Meaere. Pth and lirrf bad
preamble and raoluiloe, fvorMe 10
IbteLacttofl of Gen. Jackaon, were
adopted.
- rORKJON.- - -
frvm aV rVM X4nrm tf ! aVf tU.
Jly tbe'a'riifal at "this'" port" of-the
Prandt from Havre, trench pi
papers
dates
to the lib Julr end I4vernool
in the 30th June, have been received.
Cm. Lafayette haa bean elected a
Deputy from ike Department of fteiot
and M.rne. This event caoved much re
joiclag amcetg .he liberal party 1 but the
tnlaleiry gave out laat 11 he were tiecteo.
the ceaaoetblp of tke preea ahould bt re
rstsblUbed. Accordingly, on tat vary
day after, an ordinance bf the king ap
twarc J.lmsotini tbe former bdlotit shack
tee eooa) Ibe pre a, la the preKnt Kate
of poUk fee line iaFfance, Ibt return of
ibla veteran of liberie lo r'"Ki nie,
miy well alarm the mart patty, but new
reatrSctlona oe ike freedom of the press
cannot be eipected to allay popular ei
citemerrl. Hoatuliici between Franre and Algiers
had commenced, end a French fleet wai
preparing Twloo. Tke bombardment
of Alglera waa c&natdt red H certain.'
The Paris papert anndunce poaitively
tht deeWWe trdf ft ha Veen-Wawwd wrf
Ruaaia. Frrwe nd F-nuland, incotilormi-
ty with previous arrangements, lo unite)
Ihelr reapective flreta and nut an end to; ( (U nd uinTpmmd prrpara.
the hotiltltiet between the Torle and ) ,0 , tn(He Hfnar wWi awr
Grceka. The aaaenion that Ruaia would chaae. Ountry phrtieira, leKJiaj; k" other
interfere in ear event with a large lead ! todnr.Wal. are raapectf-n) ed a caU aaj
...iL'.i.r "l - ! mnnHr thematlran wr. bv aarxkae aedera, .
Wire. l win reneateu in in. r rencu p.-,
herr uumort had reiched ratte
Conatantiooplc. that Lord Cochrane had
. ! a . j . - T...L
l . ,
' Kh fleet, but no authentic account bad
been rereied. The Ar rnpii, or eta
del of Athens is said lo Lave turrt ndercd
on the 3d of June and lht thuMigb the
intact rrnce of the Ftcncb and English,
the garrison had been permitted to retire
unmolested by the Turks, snd ibst Col.
Fahvier bad safely reached a British ship
of war.
Mrjotk, fVa. Jug f.-Tbe French !
jman of wsr which anchored in Hampton
Ko.dson Sunday morning. Is the Cor- YfrnCF.:i-.'tha auhacribcr. hartog reeewtly
Vtlte Sylphyde, Capt. Etpiuv, from a. .j fbmed a eonweiioa for ike transacting
cruise, and i I daye from Toet au Prince, of a IWOl.lSJll.r. . ...
Crew all In gwd health. Wt hear thai f Crpctry and Commiwvn P"$,nrft,
she will rome up lo ibt bite of Craney would respectfully aoUrit a share c puWt
lUsnd the first fair wind.' - - tT?!
. lLi .l . BK-nt for ttie better conducting of a t
Ae learn by this arrival that aver, being prwioVd with good e Ihrn
thing was tranquil at Tort ao Pnncr th .tomfe of VOTTOS't a .fe. uk.
aiaca'- Ibt " etecutiotl consequent on the-jtantia and well built JW for. the tranapoeta
late contpfracy. Dtn. lion of all prothror that av be entrtiatrd to
their care, with a pledge that no want ef at.
U aaaasa il M ,tu,ir nart U the rcilHalinr of all .
nr-JWarkttju
F2a,-p 16. Apple brandy. 15 te
JOj Peach do. 60toT5i Baron, f a9i Bag.
ginf.TOtoMi totiee naia,Mi i.ojuio
9 30 , Corn, SO a 55 , flour. 4 a 4f , Iron, 3 w
to 0 W WolMa 0 JO 1 mifmr. o n iu
fait, 75 to SO, Whiakey, 37 a 40 , Wheat,
aear, 75 a 00 per buhel.
fMrtw.
. . . r .en 11 s L.I
A IOC Of IUJ win w vmnipi, urnwiiiii i -
from 8 autoy. ra-r ijm f.
Crr, -Jarue 13.-Cotton, apland. "9 a '
10 1 whikev, 3V to 3 1 apple brindv, 3a a J7 1
beeewas, 24 a 26 1 bacon, 7 to 8 Urging. 22
to 24 1 alt,. Liverpool in bulk 40 a 41 1 Turks
Idand 7U sugar, oroun, v 10 y( 1 conec, i
to 16 1 molaaea,34 a33 black pepper, 18 a 20
eta. ; corn, 58 a 92 1 flour 5 to 5.
Ci.-The small Iota of Uplands which drop
in, find purchaaere at our quotationa, whkh are
the same a lat week. We hear of ao tranaac-
. 11 c
tionain Bealelanda. A tew najea cw aauiaaa
brought 17 cants.
Bichanga on England-9 a 10 per cent
pram. 1 on France, at. lie. to it. ire.
North-Carolina Bank Bills, 5 to 6 per tent . .
discount. Georgudo. (escept
a : a & v
iicept Danenj I to If ,
per cenx. uwcouni.
Can7Jh& 11-Cottoa, 7 a corn. 50
... . ... . mm m MM M tt I
M 1 wh'iakev. 40 a 45 1 salt. 75 a 80 1 flour, 54
A mhmt. R8 eta. to Ki i Deaco oranav oa
to 75 1 apple do. 60 to 65 1 bacon 10 to 13 1
beef 6 to 7. mwwh.
SZED.
,At the residence of Mr. Nathaniel Norfleet,
pf Pereon county, oa the 38tn uiumo.ajra. js
cobina Mitoer. at the advanced age of W years,
"'lo tlnwMliton, the residence of. MrOajrsh
Seed, on the 14th inst. Mr. Samuel Bharpe, in
the 65th rear'of Jujilareet?' PaanayK
raoia, but for mora than 30' years a eitiaen ot
this state. Ha wai an honest, upright snait, aad
agood citiiea.' . , .
Nevlifwrugh, Tenneaaea,o the 23d
ult. Mr. Richard Rauaon, formerly Of thia state,
and a soldier of tbe Revolution, in tbe 75th
year of hia age.
BA&Ak Bank Bonds
DRAWN after the form recently adopted by
the State Bank, for sale at the offi of the
Western CsrolinlW. Jvfy'lW.
V.iUle of jaculi (iul)cs mu
If AVfsa nt rwt. at A r trm. KT. U m t ,
1 1 ewaa i:m t.ifi, a l.rUi a
n It UokM a. ittmti, wa dtw
ail inw MW4 m iia, l wwha ff t
m I ti')j 1 a4 all lae kaMf lUM
) said eatr, w ill aal Ihaai lg e aw ,
tkaatkaiad. far parawnt, wMkia the 'a are ,
acna4 bf law, ahrae fhie aau wJ aUad
to bar ef ihr reewvevy. 1
rtEfir.itc core, ,
.... ' , oourNtY Mitt,
Mr tt?r. rt
Wouie ntu liot for
. ' U Ut-HT,
aaa awl 14 U Ika Tae at Xjitfm, .
M. 0. varaantf wwt aad ara?aJ by Jut
aina eofanartiele rWM. ank a rvad akae .
Iiwake-Hewar, k4aua ttahWt, te. iha
r,yda la aal tofWanr t any U rt ylaa-TW
let kai be K I m We", td h himWat i a
awry ataallxM aef . lk pevfartyawr ka 4
kad wa eery aamadttag lervha. ftraaM
aVwroM aa wvafWtog, ae r !(. are' Uvkad
U view (ha twvuMata. JUUX II. lir.Vtr.T.
A.,4iuK,irr. fin,
To JaUtrl.
Tr.ff, a atowl aaada, yaltww eMvplcfe4
I frllw, 3J ar 49 years a44 abawl i fret
tfcrfcee h;h, er rather an amitaUg and lp
ekat awMf 1 Wf ov aUMaiiae m kVrhaw
Dirtrict. aouthrarela, aw the ftb Jaly laar.
InturaaaiiMi af djrcii, fjbatvr 111 II Urt.
haw Dwtnct. luuikXarofiM 1 wauld be Ihaak-
My raeeiv. d. Tt
. . JOmH CtKltmOIUM, Jaa.
.NEW, .
K. WII.LKT Co.
dalina la iba tii
AmftwU hatof aaad al ike- tUtK HWyv
ill be coMant!y receiving al lit k Jaa to tbanr
1m. ar the latral MMMrvaiia
- tb - VUlXttr ilaKoiatReea yeara i
tka rin tt thtmt. iter kiweclf tK fte
Ull be aaahWd, bv peMf riot paeaonal tt
; , rkii.'dr.h with aa bv nev
aoriaTappliealiow. T"U '
Xmiuhirj, Jwnr it, IK7.
MT SXmm mU Im hi the Town of Coaeard.
hi iaenlrlpartolth4oNndiaae
rj erigibk tivt fue the Mrrraatila or any -tSef
kind of buaine, hating Wn tdranlageoutW of'
eupied aa a 8tre f mny yeets thr e W a good
Dwellinf. anH wrreaaan tut building mi thw
Int. iinediairl)r adjaiwng the atwre. A grtat
birrtin mav bt had in the pnrchaae of the pre
miera. If not oVI, thry will be Heated egam.
For further particular, appl to
tircriAKL M H WN, ?
...... aa .
Jamn '" - .
Co-VaTtUtTBmP
- Caasmiaalua Buetoeae tbey may be fcvuejd wjth,
... a.M. tmmthm with the hoot of fftetMr
' -eMftj MtMfmctioii. Their WareJtouaea
trr ,w ready for tbe reception of country
rvnerally. Cotton be receitG on
here, or ahippad
eoaatwiaa, if
Qyd
bc
k. haw mi hand a verT reacral -
.ortB, pf QROCKMIKS, with a heavy
afarb rt mrrr articU Mt their line. Wll
ineo av
- - -
HOUTONS k illJTTON7 .
W" 18yy. 73tf
Coac eMfkklng.
gpng su,bacriber returns his aJncrre thanks
j t0u fnemU and tne puotio in feoeri,
fy, tte jibenJ encourafretnenf he has received,
An having erected a new and estenaive SHOP
"at his oM stand, on Main atreet, a few doora
eouth-west of the Court Ooue, In the tow a. or
JJncthttn, N. C. 1 and alao a Blatttmtk a Shop,
!. .L - .1. r T. f lift IfafUM jHd.
an mm uui ' . .
ia prepared to Iniah work complete at
bis own shop. He warrants his work to b
done well, and to tbe neateet end moat fiwhion-
, . . .an
not to he aarpaaaeo in any pan 01
. fcrrwuR1in- country.
jj;.tAt7, of evei
every description, in tht
above line, will be dona on tbe shortest notico
and at the lowest prices.
MAkTTX AVtBirtaT
Unom, Jul 3d, 1827. 3t77
IJUtOM the aubscnber.at Uint
1 ton, N. C. on Friday erenlng,
the Kith Inst, a dark gr Af
.Mn. .ha loaL 16 bands Wrh, haa
not mat above each eye, which art
nhunlv to be seen oh ia,minatloii i Wao a eeai'
1...14,1 kmsvlalf mil I bjiiwj liwut witareaj
she 7 w nf ws j'
white at tbe eud i. no otner ir
t imTedltf believe ahe wa ftolen. aJha limn,
to which she wa. tied wa frr uT glv tj
reward of twawy-flae dollars for the thief and
mare, or tea Aar for ttfti aMli and all
reawnable expenae Vajd. . .
;. DAVID TfAGOONErt
jiufut lav isarTr'-' vs
Slierifls' Deeds;
IJiOR land sold by order of writ of vendltiohl
f enportsj, for sale ai thl olC,. ,
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