North Carolina Newspapers

' . 1 Ml rUtl.O HHITK. J 8AMSMJRY, N. CTUESDW, 'JUNE 10, ,828. VOL. I......NO.H8. ,.t w Mr I 04, (tinMiflM twn (mUMMkmtoi aMat4,tt ,4 jjnf- Va ft" "w4. MMfl 4 tW m. M W Ikf mmn ft IWI am M a. 4MM , JIU luim at " -- as mil " Hyf ' wiw. FUKSIDKNTIAL ELECTION. ' -At shw tir,lkpIdio4 jhe PreiJ- sjeTmal clectfvA Jft rapidly appr"oTnj ;..' the annexed ttcmrnt ot we umber ol Electors id the several states, to gether with the mode of rhKing then, will be found not uninteresting to miDV of our reader. We rccom- mend them to preserve it fur future reference. "The tenth Presidential term ex piring with the 20th Congress on the third of March ensuing, a choice of Electors, of President and Vice-Prc sident, must be made in the pr et year. The Uw of Congress (of 180?) provides, that the Choice of Elector of President, must be made within thirty-four days preceding the first Wednesday of December the Con. ' 1 -L..I etitution requires 01 ine electors ip meet in their respective Slates on said third Wednesday of December, to vote by ballot separately for a Pmi deot and Vice-President of the Uui. Uf SliteffOnrvf- whom t leist? shall not be sn inhabitant of the same StattT -wiMhemi:lro.TJi Wednesday of December falLon lie" third day of the month, consequently the cnoice i electors muii ih maue on or after the 3l"of Ocober, bfc.thc,5ir YiSiiSS!:. ber. " According to the laws now in force, (and at present ihrre is noproh. ability of their becoming ' hpjd) the ensuing choice of the Electors 'will he made in the several states of the Union, in the 'ollnwing manner : GUILFORD COUNTY. On Monday of the lat Court in Cree nbo. roujrti, a retpcctabio meetlnf of the citisens of GullfocU county, friendly to tb eUetMw of C winder Juckttn, was held in Um courtdioute I. A, MiImm, U U chair, and W; R. U. fjnd then proposed, and unanltnoutry adopted i I. Rftoh'td, That this mee'inir con slder tht re-election of John Q Adams, s conlrfrnf lrnerst"ind prosaeriry or iws se criun til potmtryi c wiIium very for ami WnoraUo mean lit defeat hit re-election. a t, f . a . . . i it lurtrter resolved, that we have the utmost confident in the pa irloim and integrity, of General A Jackson, md do cordially recommend him to our fellow tliisena from hit long tried service as a suitable person for our nei c Mel magistrate. I'e ii further resolved that this meet ing reputing confidence in the ability and lalrnti of Jolin C. CilhMin( would solicit hii rr tlectiorl tt Vice President. Ie it further reolved, thai this meet- ini? apK)inl a committee of five prrtoni, hoc duly i( shall be la meet or corres pond with delegates from (he different ouniies composing this electoral dis diet, for the purpose of selecting some sui'able pcrkon for n elector. Urtofvt'l, That I hi mretinif hating full eonfiderire in John M. Aforeirud, rtorhmeiul him its ati tlcctor. .Oo motion,':.-. , CiroiinrW'mTibieldi," fto bert Moderwrlli John M Dirk, cs nd Wuiiani iKv.l. LdodMyc'a.: 5eiMl,u. lirTDmmmee f fi who-aiiil select- suitable rommhlcc f vigilance and cor respond lire. J .. A r M F.I AN I C hai rra n . the eminent talents aod services of their son and nephew, aad ii his kind and liberal correspondence, until per sons! aod grateful acquainiocc had impressed me with all the C'dings of a more iotimste-frienQtip. I.beg you to' be to your afllicted. family. the interpreter of 7SvftmWfltitttt: and to believe me lore vr, . ... Your most sincere f iend, n r"Trr r -t x r a r ptti - CoiuiCiToav:"' P. S. My eoo 6d U VassCOr bjfff to be mournfully remtmbered. Stammering1 k appears that the system of Mrs. Leirh has been Intro duced with great success and profit to her agents, id Europe. Mr AlaU bouche, entrusted with the 'secret, cured a great nurrber of persons in he Netherlands, where a commission was appointed by tie King to examine nto its validity, the secret was aw terwards bought by the government, and adistinguishedphysician appointed to cure paupers. The French Acad- my appointed a commission to exam ine trie merits of this discover)', by whom a report has betn made. In England, Mr. I.. Jf. Clark, Mrs. Leigh's agent, is makjng a fortune rapidlv by the successful treatment of laiuwtrcrs. , ViiUtrtaniutnt. fflllE aubtcribtr has removed from the J.f hou formerly ownd by Cant. 'TJ."rf Wtrkt, de'd. to the hoo lately orcupied by Mr. lHld rortcr, in-the cstt and of tha town i where h will contimit hia.TVir. KHJT. HO SutetrelV Ihanki him fnrmU and tha publte for iha patmnara heretofore asien 0KaM.m !p.C,to h sonens fhe ronttmunoe i their favors. """ '-7 - ... He pledirrs hii unremittinr attention to his oimneaa, and kindneaa to those who may oe OtaatocaUupoaJunu.. 12 VrVKEKK, &ptrmi)tt irtM. rtA", esprit u. isnr- rpillS cleprt establitlimrnt, fittiated I at the north corner of the Court ,Hoie, hu been recently repaired awl 1 Bn fitnrral Tickot ( 18 Stutrt.J L 1 O . . 1 I N. Hampshire, 8 yotea Maiaachuscttt, Ii do Itliode-Uland, Connecticut, Vermont, riewJercyi Pennaylvania, Vincinta, - LouUiana, 4 8 7 8 28 24 3" 4.0 do do do do do do North-Carolina, 15 do (ieorHa, 9 1I0 Miio, Iri do Indiana, 5 rlo MiMtaipni, ,t tu llliooun J do Alabama, . F do Miaaouri, 3 do' Kentucky, - 14 do W K.d.Li Delaware, 3 do IB. Carolina,- in Diitricti. (" 4 Siatn.J Maine, 9 do Maryland, 1 1 New-York, 36 do Tenueuee, 11 II- do do do Total vottt, ....... - 261 Of theie, 431. are neesaary to constitute a cLoice b the Electoral Colleget." raoM tiik new Tons: Exqi-iatH ManufucturrtW e nci'ircl m ni-- time ago, a very rlegnt HjI. m.d hv T. M. W. Younj, Broadway, City of New Y01U and sent as a present to Gen Jfkion Indeed it may be said with perfect truth, that no country on earth can manufacture this article equal to ours. Mr. Young transmitted the hat to Gen. Jackson, with the following note : 44 Permit a native citizen of the state of New Ymk o tender for your acceptance, a Mat of domestic manufacture, presented as a testimony of the nigh' cohVidtra' t ion, which l am deeply sensible is due from this nation to..y our exalted patriot ism and talents. " I have the honor to He, " T: W. M. YOt'NG.'' The Gen. received the hat and wore it on hit, laie tiit to New Orleans. In hi reply to Mr. Young's note, he aajs 1 4,Accept my sincere thanks for this to ken of your regard, exhibiting, as it does, a sta'e of improvement in this branch 61 Cure for Stammering, Thnt (a tor rVjSrtdaaeairc.ttvV V .fftC under the distressing afffiction of an impedimrnt in their speech, may be effectually cured where there is no malformation of the organs of artic ulat,K)Mby a f erse vcaoct, fur jhrer or four month, in the simple remedy cf rending aloud with the eeth closed, for at le.iv to hours in the course of each day. The recommender of this simple process adds, 4 I can speak with certainty of the utility of the remedy." MANSION If OTH LT SALISBURY, MONTH 'CJROLiXJ, ' BY KXRA ALLIMONO. fitted up in a new and mnerior style, lor UV re ception of Company. The freatert pain have been taken to procure for thi ettablidimeiit new furniture of every defcrintion. neceaxtry for the comfort of Traveller) the moM ap proved acrvanta have been selected with rrra' caret the bar storked willi choice liipiori, and the atablcs attended by obli(ing ami attentive hoatler. Tle convenitnee of thia situation ii equal to any in the place. The houae contain a number of private rooma, ami out hooxv well Calculated for the K c innnHxIntioii of Travellers and Hoarder. Attached to which, there ia a Uiy ImmU and llok Store. Co iIiom- who may pirate to call on him, he awirea them that no pain will he apared to render tbeir atay comfnrtahle and pleating. KZHA ALLKMONG. SatitSury, S'n 17. 1827 82 . J i. TIIK aubaeriber lias iuat returned from lt - North, with a ooil an aortment of Jewelry, Wakhei, Sh'yfr'Wurft'(jp.' a was ever offere-l for ie liftbli placet lift - moat faahtowahU anJ alrjaol kifkU to be had in V ' . any of the WonUi Ciijca; clcfant fiold anJ "TI '' few davs, he will receive a very elegant anrt. 7 merit of JMMMey GU. - AUn, aJI kind of &. Mft-H'art, kept conatantlv on haml, or made to order'ori cliort holk4. Q oT Shlcft Witt be lot J lowrrthwn -ewelw eneda.ete,evr,.ibposed.of befuee le tw pwoerrV- . " r"Tr-' The Mblie are rrapectfunr Mviled le call and eiamine theae iroodi; their richnen, eleranec. and cheapne, cannot fail of pleasing thoac who Wiab to buy. An kimla of traitht HrfnuitJ, and warranted to keep time : the ahop ii two door below the court-bouae, on Mainreet. ROBERT WYNNE. Saliihitrv, May ?6, 1828. ' 16 - ; -r- ! '". jr.. IOR Sale. H htlnaU U HrtmL WU.S COT TO V, No. 6 to 13. inchnive, at the Factory prices, from Fayettevilli:. SaHihnrv.Mat, 5, 1828. Apply to 141 J. Mt'RPHT,. frem. tr 1 K.i VttcAcetft fur VVuAfcvtt. 1 1 HR MiWnhrt havint; atolialiil - 1 domestic mmiufdcture. hikrtilv crcditdb le rnow n tiTiOMK airuaLtta - I- ,, it . . .. f In rnr &lr til un.l li.nrtr fi th r, unfru .... if. ww r r i " ,.. ww ami. " ...fv. . ... uu.. j irilttam tt. Lrmvjord. W cannot,, tm.mw .eerinif Itr and eel proud of it fra?....ff;..h expreaaton. of the L. ptiUicaJ ptoofof the advancement high satisfaction Which we Teel, th.Uj of American ait. '' " " ' :-: ' I am also deeply Indebted to you for the fl.nerinK eaiimate which tou have brtn pleac,l to make uf mv public srrvi ces. 1 ben vou, in return, to lie assured of my. .Tet wislien tor vour pro-pery ann happiiiss ANDREW JACKSON." thi- great leader of the party, which ve are proud to siy we belonged to previous to the last election of' Presi dent, has not, in the presc-H contest, epar ited himself from the great body of his friends ; bur is with them, heart and soul, in the cause of Jackson and the People. !r. Crawford, in a letter to a friend, dated 6th March, 1828, say : CfT You d v me justice in snp posing I am with vou in the struggle now m.iki tr in relation to the Presi- tlenti il Election. ThouRh I urn in formed, by letters from VVashiogton, thit I have written a letter to Mr. Clay, approving of Mr. Adams' ad ministration ; but I am confident his name is mentioned but once in the let ter, and then, only to sav that he is destined to undergo the fate that be. fcl his' father. Yet, T arn informed, that Mr. Storrs represents that I ap proved of Mr. Adams' administration, in preferecce-tQhaiyhichj8 to sue- ceed it." Alfred Moore, esq. has been ap pointed to deliver the oration, on. be. harf-oHhr-PbtlMbopio-5otityrou, the day preceding the commencement, at Chapel Hill. Clean casltbrsanrj - a 7 clait-,: table cloth, are essential ingredients to do :mcstic liappincss '- - Shell out .'- ArteniaS TShell has broken jail in Alabama. Mr. Adams, for U,e last twenty vr irs, has received about forty dollar a day from the public purse. Is not that tufQ cunt for him i rUOK TBS RSW-TORK STaTSSMi!!. Tribute to the Memory of Gov. Clinton by particular request, we have ob tained inr publication a copy .of the subjoined Inter of condolence from Geo. Lafayette, addressed to Charles A. Clinton, Esq. uf this city. Its contents will be found peculiarly in teresting to our readers, as expressing in un iftected language the lamentation md eulogy of one illustrions man up on the death of another. The warm the tenerous, and sympathetic feel ings of Lafavctte, breathe in every line ; and the tribute of respect to the memory of his friend is not less credi table to the writer' than to the states man whose loss he deplores. It is worthy-of remark,-that tht seal o the letter bears the impress of a miniature likeness ot. Washington,, thus associa ting in idea three of the greatest bene' factors of our country. rTi7TAcW 0th,-4828-;-- Aftf-dear Sir i Your particular and friendly attentions to me, nuke you a. natural organ of the melancholy and atectibnate feeling be conveyed to the family of your la mented 4-at her. 1 regret the mourn ful und unexpected 'event,'' as'anw.lm mensr to to the public, and a great personal ranse of grief to the, Bound I w, to fh memory f my two beloved R evolutionary companions, vour. gKmd f ither ai d grind uncle, 1 ha,d found a peculiar gratifiution iu A Real nrinr dat Philadelphia Diafaqur. .. (A lvaneinir) " How d'ye do. Brook " B. " Verv well, thank'ee, hov do jrtw do .1. "Very well, thank'ee; b Mrs. Drooks wrll J- B. " Very well, lrm much" obfijred tye Mrs. Adam and the children re well I hope " . J. Q-iite well, thank'ee." (A pause.) : B. " Tlather plfsssnt wetler to day" J. " Ye, but it wa cold in the morning." IL u Yea. hut we must eipect that at this time n'yrar. (Another pause neckcloih twisted, and witch twirl'd ) " Seen Smith lately '" ft, No I can't ay 1 have but I have iieen Toinpann." ,. . .f. "Indeed how i he'" , Jf.. " Ver) .well, thank'ee." . i " I'm )f lad Qf it . Well, good moraine," fi. , (Viod morninr." -i Here rt always observed thpt the speaker, having taken leave, walk faater than usual for tome uuiutren yarns. ' . - -- - We mlem we have heard dialogues "very like" Uie above, not a thousand mile from Sa- litli'.in, repeatel, we don't know bow many time, between the aame persona, tn the tame da'j '1 Ed. Carolinian. Great Mechanical Curiotity. There is exhibiting in Albany, New York, one of the greatest rufiorities in mechanism we have ever seen. It is a musical time piece, on the top of which is the repre scntation of a garden, with :hree appa retitly running water falls; and on a small pedestal is perched a small me chanical bird, which " discourses most eloqueit,.music," at the different hour quarters : His wings, head and bill at the same time have the motion of life. The Albanv Gazette recommends it to the notice of the citiiens: and remarks, thai the lovers of music will be chaimed with the notes of the bird, and the mechanist admire the wonderful ingenuity of the artist. It is not stated who the ingenious inventor of this time piece is. - W of JlSCXLUL-bcfttn fhilatt-lfihia and H'llminfton, N. C. Ukesj!)i. method to inform ihe pub lic, tf,at .VewTwtirieave'Prmsdetfrhra for Wilmington. N. C. thon -every ten day, except when prevented by ice in the Delaware. (ood and Produce intended for thi convey, ance, -ilt be received and forwardcd'by Mera. Bvrtant 13 Ihlitn. of Kavetteville, N. C. and leaae. Him IS If lUtiirr, of WirmTiigf on, Nj CT ar tne lowest rates ot ireigM. snl leaat expense powiblr Having thrrr food Veueli in the trade, commanded by careful captains, well acquainted with the coaM, and Cabin well filled up for the kcetMnmodation of Pattenifm 1 he therefore trusta to meet with encouragement . JAMES PA H ON. Jr. Smith'i Wharf. PhiUtitrlphin, Mnrrh. 18 '8 r.mt'24 Ytickei Wtitik Vound. IJtQI All, on Faiurday, the 24th ult. between the bridire over the Houlh Vadkin and John Pord'a. an old red morocco PttkH Bk, eon taining tome money, ami paper of rontiderable value. Further information may be hd on apa pliration to the rnnter or tnia paperi or ine pocket book obtained bv the oaner, on proving it, and applying to FREDERICK FORI). ear the Sew Bridge. .ALuwlZih. 1123. ,. 7 t 'V a: -.I;: ;ornti"VlC,RaTTdi7-,' let.- A. W. CAV, aaan In. . . f'l IROM the niliirriber, in Sta'.rs ville, on the 17th of April latt. a iijy Jwlart, fieven or eiglit rtVears old. walki fst : no oth- f pecul.anty about her recollect e-k 8h waa raiaed in Virginia, and may probably try to get' back there. A reasonable reward will be paid to any one nho will return uid bewst to the sub scriber, or give information where she may be found. Information by mail, may We directed to 3tltf P. CAI.IWE.I .Ha, 20A, 1828 StutenrilU, X. C. Wan awft IROM the aubaeriber in Lancaster District, S. j C. on the 12th of May. Negro, jian, about ! WUUttiToctuAemyr jjniUJrtitcfp,lhiinrtHutjon are happy IX. to be able to uilurm the pul)Iic hae engaged the Ret.- tnictor, who ha already entered upon the dis. charge of hit duties. Instruction wilPbe givn in all the branchee uwuMrtauiriirryfcTO -waahingr can be procured in tepcctablp . familiea at from ait. .to seven, dollars a month. Tuition ii proporlionably low. From the fiiialifications and expertene of th Inatructor, the cheapneaa of board, and the well kiHwn hraldifuhieas of the situation, it it hoped that thi Institution wilt receive a liberal share of public patronage By order of die Trustee. S. F. PA H EREON, .Wrfary. HVWoro' .V. C. I llh, 1R28. 3l 18 AiftuA for ftae. T offer for le, a small Trorf I And, where on I now live, containing acre, by mirvey, Ivmg 5 milei wet of 9arisbury, In Rowan county, wth abmtt ;-6 or 40 acrea clear- . ed. and uialrr good repair and high cultivation. It i deemed useleas to give a more pkrti,-u!ar deaCription, an it i brlievel thoae who may be disposed to jmrehase, wdt'iM wh to view the laml. UAVID SIEWART. Mav 22-A 1KB. 3tl9 1- ConunUtd o Wvt, 3ai OF Wilke county, a negro Roy, who aaya hie name i Hll.l, belnngr to Etekiel TroU avak ttM 4 t m I k u u Cifl Sn aww kawiaasar Pa. Sla . m . ' .. I f WW awu w a m m j v w y a. . - a years 01 age, about 3 leet iy incbe lug". I ville He i 5 feet 8 or 9 itiches blgh, well -rather .pare made, thin viwge, tolerably dark nxh iffh, complected, between 22 and complected, dim scar on i onejif hit xheek. (?5 Teirt 0,, no partkuUr.mark perceptible apparently an old burn, lit wai raised by Mr. yOR hiln. ownfr j, rtmiettcd to prove - Marts of WK;ki.igham county, N. C, , and wa j property, p.y diarge. nd Uke him away, next owned by Mr. Vm. Conner, on rouble- ' nnurn miu. 1 iJ" BAT, rl-Pfi 1 thwi uwmh.I.h U'uniuV f - - viinni.r.o . iir.u wir, , wv.it . -v .minilikniil ....a I MiltA.i k . .1 in 1 ... 1 I. tr t f ' . ..u.u--"'i uimuii alio w wi - vu w. - . .. . fc - tit: ' ', i' t t ' s ... w ' 4.V 4 w4 7V..S xr- 'iTiWtW. May 30, 17 SPRING FASHIONS. negro cloth, and had considerable otherclothing I . 1 1.1 1 ...:n k. wiui iiihi. n rruiiiiiFic rcitaru win ic Kitu ....... it ... . , , t. . . . 11 . l 1 . . 1 . I USi received from Philadelphia, the Shnnf to any person who wi I take up naid negro, and ' . . . . . ' 3 cT ' , ., , ' , , . ill Fathioru, accompanied by the various co confine in jail, and eive information to the nub- ( . ,, ' . ' , .. . u i- . j . 1 -n c r c 1 1 Mr and lorma now in rojrue at the Nort'i ; which V 1; criher, directed to Lancasterville, S. C. Said negro '1 name iaiw. FRANCIS IMiRAM. June 2d, 1823. 3119 will enable the aubaeriber to cuit all, both grave and gay, who may favor him with work: Hie work ihall be better ma.lr than any in town, and warranted to fit well. The subscriber having been appointed by A. Ward, of Philadelphia, at a teacher of his Patent WAGONERS, DHIVIXG TO F.I YF. 7TC TIL L E, 117 ILL find it to their advantage, to itop at venience ia provided for Man and llorae. to make I moJe of cuUi out Knl them comfortable, at the moderate charge of 2$ cents a day and night, for the privilege of the Yard, the uae of a good house, fire, water, and shelter. Attached to the Yard, are a Grocery and Provision Store, Bread Shop and Confec tionary, and a House for Hoarders and Lodgers, in a plain, cheap, wlioleiome and eonifoT table tvle. 09 Fayeiteville, tt, .Ifnil. 1828. I'mlnHiap ervatfrr. rtf Tai In finer mi all mefNii4 the IMGttV r.lKD, where every con- uho H tn ... Mlnrtiltt, a. BR-NJ A Wi FRALEY Saliihury, .V. C. Jpril lit, 1828. 09 ' BOOK BINDING. Good wagfi. John Quiticy Adams re ceived for his service and expenses, from the 29th of Apl1irilT3rTffine 27th-Feb4 ruary, 1815, a trile over twenty two month. SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SEVENTY DOL LARS, and of this sum, about forty thou TWT. subscriber respectfully informs the cit iiens of Salisbury, and the surrounding 'iMinnlni llml k. Iiu. ..skliuh.l H1 H,.t,Lmri in said town, on Main Street, a few doors touth of (he Court-House; where he will be thankful to receive any kind of work in his line of businea. From a number of years experience, in Europe and America, be feel confident of being able to I give entire aaiiifaction to all those who may fa vor him with any description ot thmltng. Blank Bookt made to order; after any pattern furnished, on ahort notice, and' at prices which no one can complain of. U1 Book, Hebowt'L either plain or omamen- s -1 . r 'it -At ' 1 penunous.r ; , Pathr ticOne of the" coffin handbills" was shown to :m old lady in Ohio- She lifted up both her hunds, end exclaimed with gn at patlms, " dear mr howmon- s7nd"dolarr-were1,eved.f6c.imetftr?j I O0dl..tMjal.JbJf,5rin Salisbnry, and ex- services : all or which appears in tne pu lie report made" to Congress, April 30, 1822. And be it. remembered, that while Mc.Adams was bu surfeiting himselt on Treasury pap;lifeeR M;mS5. 1 1 artis, w St . l'eteburgf cow pi awing that. our government was weak jaftd To VnbUc. THE subscriber is now receiving a large and general assortment of Dry Goods. Cutlery) ami Hardware, of all descriptions, from NevYnrkand Widadel. nhia. where thev were selected bv hirr.self, with care, and boucht tor cash, and w hich are offered onnheoirsrbernulwi cash at the lowen prices owerwmc, mi umc. Country Produce bought, at the highest market prices. - -Arrange meats are . made to receive Goods monthly, from the above named places ; which, will keep up a good upplj' of Fresh .mi foe vourselve. - 7rrmrWltttV N. B. Sugar, Coffee, Salt, IrOn, Molasti, Rum, Wine. French Brandy, kc. 8tc. Also, fur sale, as above, SwaiV nsici Panacea, fresh from the proprietor n Philadelphia. O F Mecklenburg county, on the 22d day of April, 18;28, a negrawmun named Jinny, who says she belongs to a man by tire name of John Herren, ho lives in Duplin county, N. C. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take ber awky. JOHN SLOAN, Sheriff May 12, 1828. 15 of Mecklenburg cowirjf. " .fr rtr. from a distance, faithfully attended to. The pat. ninsje of the public is repectfully solicited, by tlkeu obtacrrtWUN H. E CARTERET. .Sui.Anrv, .tpril 28rA, 1 827. 62 aVolice J Taunera. T"7lE subscriber offerTWsaTeT rhrvaluable--property in the town of Charlotte, lately belonging to W AH- n Baldwin. I bis prop, ertyincludc about 60 town lots, on a part of which are imoroveineiil'. via: A valuwble T(- jy'hicrinic fit 1 ho 'eeessary butdinfv. tstv Sfid a patent liars-Mni v aiaow f oott uweiwiff ho'i'e, with ttie ntressary out nous in all under ciiHiVttOn, ana wit Derson wishing to purchase, can by calling im ihe subscriber, living inJCabarruS county, on Hiifi'slo enrrk; or on Mr. William Suiilbj living in Charlotte. ROBERT M KENZIE. Vaharrus cant M03 23, IK. 191 1 good dweiKnw. tar. I he land , I L learn the terms " 4 ';'