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i ... t.jjl lit-, i ,.- -J. ' XV lave Uun oMitifily funded, by our r-jenJiind correspondents, with the fallowing return! of the election, In addition to what wc few heretofore given s State of the poll In Divkbon county i Smith 101 Ward 325, for senate i Hampton 546, Wil Urn 470i Wiseman 4S5. Adderto327, Imes 235 Kennedy tya, ior commons, jlf.-Alexander M'NVitl, senates. Josiah Tfion, William wauswonn, commons. " ,fcl John Hardin, senate Anderson Mtcli. clL Jme Calloway, commons. . , . Vmw.--Athii A. MUowell, senate, HavidL. Swain, John Clayton, comment. , f the Dollt M'Dowell 618, James Al- . u 467, for aenate i Swam 1183, Claytoo 1041, Wm, C. Berry 571, James Long 72. - Rutherard. Martin Shuford, aenate Jamel Crthim, James w"Tffi?n?C" " ; . ' gtate of the polt Shuford 579, Gen. John r.n James Hardin Mo, ior tue senate; et i-'TMktm.Jl(mpli Green-438. - tw..i ..bl 394. John Bradley 213, Green B Palmer 137, Wm. Richardson. 98, John H. Alley Jtor. Merrill Burgin, senatei Davw!tar lid.liawVeoiiiwow,, , - ..... rt. nnll i Iturvin 717. CoL John Kin. eak!438,for the aenate i Newlaiul tWVBrlt;' tain fwr, jffpryi'w'wf i'.r.T'w-.-..'7, ' Brk-e Collma 578. , ; , ftstss.--Emanuel Shober, senate i Henry A ltortin,Gabriel T. Moore, commons ' , ,, a... f the noil i E. Shober, Esq. 649, (with for aenate t Moors 1334, Martin i4 intiit ftnttnar 828. .. :.- jMicAaeliiriicJt senatei Harriett Ship, Andrew H. Loreu. eommona. tJ t,m noil i no oDDOsitiun for the sen .... shin 1394. Lorets 762. A. J. M. Brevard 67J, Daniel ConredJ24, John B. Harry 478, 0. W. HoilaiKl 340. . RmibUK. Alexander Gray, aenate 1 Hugh Walker 'Tlioniaa Hancock.' commons. State of the poll 1 no opposition to' Gen. Gra v, for the aenate 1 Walter 615, Hancock 6C7, . Abrsm Brower 524. John Parker 476 Robert ; Walker 273, for the commons, ; . CAfllAun Jotrph Ramaay, aenate 1 Joseph I. Brook; Nathaniel G, Smith-, common. Slafeof be f,,f Bka 877, 8mith 750, Qtvkint 536, Mmlley 557,ror the commons. ; 9fm of -(be MlUnA'ootgomery county 1 no cmpoaition for the aenate 1 Jame M. Lilly 910, -lrHb(Kejidall8 ft Rohert Thurmond 326. -Sriy.Meiack Pranklini aenate i.ordecai Ptininr- Alfred Moore," eommona, IWonathan-Parker, aenate i.J&anciiJ J bimpaon, Georre u. ftienaennaii, commons. -State .of the ppll t Simpson 1292, Mrndenhall ,1230 Jame Neely 1172, Wro. M'Cair. 460, for H'ifa. Jamel Wnborn," tenatetNatbauel Cordon, John Saintclair, commoni. . State of the poll in Iredell: Franklin 4?1, . JQnj 360, fMf senate t Bogle 789. Allison 775, Palh d?6;'SmiMrf M'r JtKkinfham-tAvui T. Bfodnai, senate 1 "Thomas Settle William Bethell, commoni. State of the poll 1 no opposition for the aen. atej ettlr 1105, Bethell 88 -Maj James fibarpe 554 ..All for Jackson. 'Oranre. Jamet Mebane, senate Hagh Wad. - tSelV Joon Stockard, commons; ' - -j - State of the poll 1 Mebane 602, Montgomery 513, for -the aenate 1 Waddetl 1391, Ctockard 1015, Taylor 734, Boon 699, for commons. TwnfKBthtr$iigh. Prcderick Naah. We lean rerbally that Jude Naah had two votes 'Wore-' than Mr. Clinton, his opponent ! but four . ballots rive to the former, and two to the latter, - having been pronounced illegal, t the vitiating of wbich would make a tie and the Sberitt oeciaN W his intention to vote for Clinton, the question - will doubtleasbe earned up to the legblalure for - its defermination.) TgMadsWtm.y;Ba Batt Gideon Bass, commons. . - Arowvrf. James .O. K. Williams, aenate j Thomas W Blackledge, ThomM Latham, com :-jsmeTrz:-r " Bnfrd.H. O. Askew, senate i B J"."Hont. .Wntryi I J.-H. Wheeler, eomsona. . ... CoaW7. -Bartlett. Yancey, senates Charles D. Donoho, James Ruffin, commons. -OfwnrfJea Speight, senate j James Har, TtyrrafievTA-ttHareW! ,; .'nlamft9.Jobn H. Patterson, senate V 1. M Rodgera, Bodenck B. Gary; commons. rTelMrfei' Jor. fiamoel W'hitaker, common. 7"" " " - Ptrttn. . .Maurice . Smith, senate j Thomas Webb, Elijah Hester, commons. , . FrmkN.H. J. G. Ruffin, senate j William Branch, Richard Ward, commons. yew.Ttrk.-kn antUnasonio convention, as embled at Vtica, has nominated Frmndt Gran ger. for Governor, and Jno. Crary for Lieut Gov. : emor. 80, gentlemen, you are divided among yonrselres! Well, we shall beat you the easier, that's aJL " . ' Tub CBere..t te said that the seceding Students th the late difficulty at this institution, eostituted almost all the talent, influence, and even pietv of the three classes concerned. It Js also said that the parents of moat of them disapproved tbeir conduct, and directed them to return t many of them have returned, and were received kindly by the faulty, on making suitable apologies. Connecticutk convention of between two and three hundred . Republican dele . gates, assembled at Middletown from all the counties in the state of Connecticut : oa the.nb'inst, and pominsted NoairA; Phelps, William 'tcddrjonB'yrTrott," Henry Sherwood, JohnVetchr-Davic) Bolles, John Stewart, 3d, and Ingoldsby 1 W. Crawford, as Jackson Electors for that State. It is aid" this was tbe largest and most respectable convention of delegates, that ever assembled Id that state, for po Diical purposeii No wonder Mr Adams .IWaaln burry to get to Ne w England, suck Jlwrnilpir, .frmptoms;. jar CWetoww' fyan$ On the 20th alt. the U. -Hi AgenttB the;.pbjckm attempted to call a council of the nation, to pay them tbe ahliuity due them from goTeromenft" but they were ob stinate, and would not receive the annuity the chiefs aent the people home. . This obstinacy on depart of the Chickasaw, is attributed to bad esjprei& ; . . ' Ifarrenlan Tie f-'l rirci ever the Warrenton course, corafi-nce 011 U,e 15th Sep. tember, and continue 3 d -t first day'a purse SlOOj 2d day's, g200 and3j day's, glOO, JTcnructy. Partial return have been received from this state, of the election which took place there! during the firrt week of this month, for Governor, sc. , Prom what we have seen, we feel encouraged to expect the success of Barry, the Jackson candidate, .The returns we have seen are from Mr. Clay's strong hold j and, of I course, snow a majority for Mttcnir, the Adams candidate, but much less than they had calcula ted on 1 and from their desponding tone in speaking of these returns, we should judge they have but slender hopes of success. The Na tional Journal of the 15th tnat gives the result in 26 "counties, in which Metcalf.has received 1,384 majority; In all the estimates heretofore made bv the Adams papers, none of tbf.u have claimed Jes than. 5009 laJbese very eonnties.' Barry's strong countiea, over the mountains, are yet to bejbeardfrdm ucuicn r ...... , ; .ttt ; Voice r the Tenhlel-Kl a miiifvp nf r.int Henry. L Hampton's -company, .itt jonejwlle, sunrjr county, , on toe th ot. Jtug. a vote on the Presidency . raitilt d Iii' giving' KJir-A J wkyvi- nr. J. H. Adams, In Capt. Isue Calaway's company, same Coun. ty, on the 26th July, the vote stood, ; For Jackson 50' Por Adams nnt. In Capt. David HolcomVs company, in Hamp. touville,jame xountyoalhe. 2d..of July,the vote atood, Por Jackson - - . ... . 83 For Adams .... . ". . . 3 This ought, to tea.ch those demagogues who arc Biicnipunt; 10 nrreive me people inro a eop port of the present aristocratic and extravagant administration, that an intelligent patriotic yeo manry cannot be gulled out of their choice, by coffin handbills and yankee intrigue. ' . An Old Hickory Mm- In Capt. Hadley Reece's company, same county, on the 2d of August, the vote stood, Jackson . - 113 - Adami " ' . . 5 - A correspondent, in Montgomery, in whose opinions' we can confide, assures us, that , as far aa hit opportunities bave enabled him to steer- tain the aentimentf of the people, (and they have not been limited)- he feels warranted in aayinjr that iJine-JfJtUof 4hotea of thatfoun-J ty will be given lor the Jackson ticket next full. Ate muster of Capt. John Pierce's company, In the Porks, m this county, on the 9th iiut, a vote on, the Presidency was taken t - -- . Jackson goT - . : ;u-v"-Jl Adams ' 14 " At the last muster of Capt. Benjamin Ormand's epany, Jn LiocoljucouDty, a vnawmotu vote was given tor Jackson. 1 ne Adams folks in Lincoln have given up, that 3-4lhs of the county will jgo for Jackson. . , Fugitive Slave A friend in Burke, writes us, under date of 15th inat. that there are four or rive runaway negroes lurking about in that county, robbing and plundering the citizens of all kinds of moveable effects, and stealing horses to ride off with their ill-gotten booty. One gentleman had bacon, flour, wbiakev, &c. sto len 1 and bis neighbors suffered in divers arti cles of provisions and other valuables. These successful plundering, hsve emboldened those slaves who are disposed to be thieveih and worthless, to Iteal and rob on the credit of the runaways,... ' had theretofore been esteemed honest ami faithful made an attempt to plunder the pwmiWf es ot a gentleman in ainrganiun 1 out ine oarainjj of the dog having a wakened the gentleman, he seized his gun (loaded with squirrel shot) ran out oTdoors, saw a negro in his yard, told him to stand or he would be shot, but the negro not answering and continuing to run, th gentlemanJ fired 1 the fellow continued on about 100 yards,J and fell dead. He proved to be the property ; of a near. neighbor. Jlus unfortunate occur- reflM U 0e mjng The many Aephnble effect of the non-enforcement of tbe Ua agaihst -fc: ritive slaves; In all probability this negro ne-' verwouiu nave auemptea To-piunaerany 0007,1 berr SOflOO only can do spareo 40-. fatt had he not been Incited l li tinder an Impres-' aost the Russians, and of these sion that his lawleas depredations would go un. .nm fo. tha ;-.:,, on detected, and be set dowa to the account of the runaways. Our correspondent remarks on the remissness of those whose doty it is to enforce tbe laws, aa well as on the lameneu and inenficiencs of the laws themselves, for the protection of the citt erns sgainst the depredations of fugitive slaves who camp out in tbe woods and mountains. He suggests to the next legislature, the expe diency of passing a law to require commandants ot rniia,a,upoBWtoirequisiuooaiiooroeroui;thitU Don Miguel knocUd down bis el deemed neceasary.to range the woods and rooun-:der sister last week, and she now bears tains, snd take the fugitivea. deader alive., the marks of his brutality on her arms snd In this way, the industrious citizens might be feet." tie has 500 persons now in prison protected against these marau(lers....tms species on mcre 8UlpjCion j 380 are dismissed ol of Arias who roam about the country armed, fi f f mj,y terpor. a terror to the timid, and a verioos nnwtre o-V-- ' 1 ...... the whole community. Iheir plundennsrs u not the only evil we suffer from them 1 they are corrupting those slaves who might otherwise be honest, and inducing them to steal and run away. Turning. -U is said, that tbe Hon- John Sergent, as soon as he had mounted tbe rostrum at- the Valley Forge, to ahow what a servile copier he was of every thing, done by John Q Adams, took off Ms coat. 1 at company cneerea ncaniiy vrheotheyaUblilalUpuiiajnJnJii sleeves. A wag, who was standipg hyi said that Mr. Sergent found k was hard work (0 sustain the administration 1 but remarked, that if any body had a right to Ib6rr at the bar to' keep it from sinking. flir. Sergent was that man, as he had ne er done any thing yet for the 2 18,000 of the people's money, -which be had Teceived for the Panama abortion Sen. aaasaejMws ' aiea at uuxoury, iuasacnucnTJii-Aim 7th ult. at the' age of 18 years, has made by will, the following donations: to Prym'fltntr DiMeSercIety; 4o4h Combridge Theological School, 82000 5 for the extablishment of a High School in Duxbury, 10,000 f and to (be Congre gsilonal Society m Ouxbtiry, 8 10,000. South JineHccif.a ti'.rt'J it I letter from our Consul at La-'.a J. O. A. Wi::idmsonrto Gov. redJi dated 25tb Julv, lays 1 Within a few days we have had extraordinary doings On Sunday morning last the leading men of the City of Caracas, declared the Liberator, Presi dent Bolivar, Suftrtm CJdef f Colom bia" (gefe $ufirimo.) The time thing had been previously proclaimed it Bogota and Valmcira, and I have aot much doubt it has been a simultaneous movement in all the principal Cities ol the Republic I wwh since mo vcaoa vonvenuon adjourned Cor some days, 00 account of fhe flon'-attendance of about 90 members j the rest, upwards of 50, navVntf procee1 ded to business, or endeavoured vo force t he . ajte ndance of absent., member j t he. farmer friends , to. BoUvaf, the atr,r, tp Cohttuiionlirrefojpm declarations the Convention may be Joii- tderjMbtote proceedings and . originar getting op tfs j lurneaoatu; Jarclwypoctt0a4 state ot things and the accession of Ucd- iwtivar ta jheoJute amKsuprenie eulbori ty, t "wonlb; 'nardljr iiaBrd'at'iDnioiv 111s situation places mm where he - may be a scourge or a blessing. ' I must still say 1 think the change may eventuate in a benefit to Colombia l the bad morals bigotry t and general Ideas of this people, unnt them lor a pure representative gov eminent.' Bolivar has assumed the command is supreme chief, and declared War against reru, as one of his first official acts, Mexico. A great drought has pre. vailed in Mexico, for same time past. Scarcely any rain fell at Mexico du ring the whole of May, and at the dose of that month the heat la laid to have more excessive than las ever be fore known, being nearly ai great as at Vera Crua. The Jake of T:zcoco 'was almobt dried up, and . was no longer - w - Hies and insects was so greathat fears were entertained lest it should cause a pestilence, A public proctsston. and prayers to A be had. -JL-Qte Jrom EuropeTht New-York Lnquirer has received Intelligence from France to the 1st July." The Russians have crossed the Danube, bavin? met with a spirited opposition from the Turks. The war has indeed commenced in ear nest. The Russians have .'yet to cross the mountains, in which if they succeed, they will meet with no great obstacle until near Constantinople. Frontier of Turkey. ..1t Seraskier lias received orders to inarch with a part of the troops assembled at Adrianople, lo defend .'he approaches of the Danube. The Sultan himself intends t depart for Adrianople. He has only ! camDed at Chomuta. His 20,000 men en- whole military foice is as f4lows t 40,000 regular in fantryt 10.000 Spahis, (regnlar cavalry j 20,000 artillery j 10,000 artillerists in the forte and castles, on the Bospborus snd Dardanellca-.--in the whole lOjOOO men organized in the European manner! In ddi,ion tTt 30,0OO Albanians ; 10,000 b.il., mnn lUm,!:.,, mnA i U0OO Atlcs I lotal 61,000 train- ed in the ancient system- 4Jf-thts num the Danube. - -- 1 o Tbe Russians have destroyed the Turk ish flotilla near Brailow. .;. There is no newa of interest in Eng land or France, c. , Hie Infant'i 7V It is stated in s letter from Lisbon, in a morning paper, Don Miguel Much amusement is caused by the report that Don Miguel is about to form a regiment of negroes to fight for him. Those Volunteer Royal ists are to receive four pence and a loaf per day ; and will, no doubt, fight well is long as promisest but no pay , will keep them in good humour. . Fatal Fire in iendonliVe have the melancholjMask to state, that a grewhicfc took nlace in Red Lvon street, on Satur day morning, a whole family, consisting of a mother, and five, children, perished in the flames. It affords us pleasure to state, that a lot of superfine Flour, of excellest quality, arrived in this city on Friday last, from Camden, by a canal boat, and was sold tamttsJac. Mlmtii ' it. Lair itin. courier iim tnn. MMMmBmmm -. ''AViMSL Miss Faithy Womble,. ol respectsble connexions, and fair character, about 40 years oldrbung herself on the lOih inst. in Wake county, from an apprehension that she would come to want, and be a burden to her friends- ZAILZOADXZZTINO. Agreeably to previous notice, a number of citizens of the counties of Chatham, Randolph. Guilford and Oraneo assem bled at '. William Albright's in Chatham county op the 1st instant, for the purpose 01 considering ana anoptmg aucn mea sures aa to them should seem best cal culated to obtain for the people of this state the benefits of a Central Rail Road On motion James. Mebane, Esq. of Or ange, was called to tht chair, and Denni Heartt, of the same, county, appointed secretary, upwards of two hundred per sons were present. ' The meeting having been organised, a very appropriate and forcible address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Caldwell j in which were set forth the causes of the failures in our former attempta at internal impttvemeatt, deducing- therefrom les sons to impress upon the minds of - his the whole force of the state Upon one cen trsletTorttcleafIf demonstrating : the gres superiority of rslFroads over all Sbr llmds of tmpra in ministering to the convenience and prosperity of the citiicnsoof the state 1 inmost, its practicability, and its essy ac complUhment. . On motion, it was Retohedr That the'Rev. Dr. Caldwell, William Albright and John Stafford, be committee to prepare an address to the citizens of North Carolina, on the irapor tance and necessity of improving the state by the construction of a Central Rail Road. I The committee reported a verv able and lucid address lo the citizens of North Carolina from which we shall makeea tracts, to enrich our columns, as soon ss we can find space to do so. j , A Puzzler. lit. Clay, in his book, says, thatss early as October, ' 1 124," he had fully made up his mind to vote for Mr Adams-. -Mr. Floyd, of Virginia, lays, thet-abouUhVfir Secretary held the following Unguace to him When I. take up the preten sions ol Mr. Adams, and weigh them, and I ay ihern down-s-tben take .up the pre tensions of Gen Jackson, weigh them, and lay them down by the side of those ofMf. AdamsI never was as much puz zled in all my life, as 1 am to decide be tween them." The fact is, that Clay told different tales to different individuals. true mschievaU AooA. Large Bonnet It appears by a mathe matical calculation, that with the enor moua hats now worn, three women occu py as much room as would formerly ac commodate seven and three eighths. London paper. TT The piece of poetry under the signature of R, shall appear next week ; It u"goodritrirndTand" therefore-tt matters not whether it is original or se lected.. .-'..r'.-rr Havre nttn market. June 30 Prices are well maintained, in spite of considerable arrivals dur inr tbe week, in conaeouence of the prevalence of an opinion that the supply from the United States . would be a good deal reduced, oy a abort crop. bags were sold during tbe week. Faveitenlle. Auieuit X 5.--aColton, 9 to 9 50 1 BeeCfresh in market, 3 cents Baton. 7 to 8 1 peach hranily, 59 to 60 apple do. 35 to 40 flour, l i 41 1 whiskey, 23 a w...umioa Slates bank-siotea, 6t to 7. per cent, premium 1 Bills on the North, 60 days 4 to 5 per ct. pre. Chnrleifn, Jv.f. 16.-l'pland cotton 10 a 12? his key, 2J to 2iS bagging. 42 inch, 22 to 24 j sugar, 8 to 5t moiasses, iw bacon. 6 to 7 j apple brandy, 25 to 28 1 bees wax, 22 1 coffee, 13 to 17 1 h) son tea, 100 to 105 Jamaica rum, 110 to 115 West India do. 73 to 80...Nortb Carolina bills, 8 to 9 per cent, dis t Georgia do. 1 J to li per cent, ditto. Petertbnrt. JuruM 12 Cotton, 9 to 11 1 to bacco. 82 50 a 7 -refused, 1J a g2i corn, 1 a 3i bacon, 6 a 81 lard, 6 a 7 apple brandy, 34 aSJi peach 45 a 74 cent...North Carolina bank bills, 8 to 9 per cent, discount 1 Geonria bills. 2 a 3t South CaroUu biiu, 2 to 2 per cent, discount. . . jtW Mnrket. June 24. The sales of cotton, on the 21st snd 23d,' were estimated at 1200 sags each day. To-day the demand has been extremely limited, and the sales only 500 bags. No change in price. Camden." Jury 18.--Cottonr middling to fair. 8J to.. 9. 1 .fair to good, V to IV lor very prime, 0, cents have been paL . VibmMa, 8. C Augutt ti-rCotton, 8 to 10, 1 corn 40a43ji wheat 62 a 87ii flour 4J a 55 bacon T o 10, bama 12 to 14 tw bi'key 40to45 , salt 75 1 North-Carolina bank bills, 3 toTper cent, discount Georgis do. 1 J to 2- . DU3X ... In Wsshington, Wilkes county, Geo., on the ..it r.ni. iiutuan w. i-umpwi, umui- guiahed citiaea of lha 8tatev Estate of Dr. vMootc, Til B subscriber having qualified ss Executor to the last will snd.lestament of Dr. HobJ. MooVeTaeceaaedt reawitfait persons. b4ebted5 either by note or book accounVJIo the estate, to make immediate payment 1. those wboCdr To .v..i ihmatlvea of this notice, need not expect indulgence. " Creditors roust make known their ot.-.m. in dust form, within the time prescribed by la , otherwise this notice will be plead UiTiiir ofrecovrry. EB&NEZEH HUQOL, citeuttf. B,mmcmus, Jteg- 25, 1828. 3t3l . Vmz Sale. 1T7TLL be suKL on ThursJav, the 1S:U !r? If of September, at the late dwelling of Dr. Robert Moore, dee'd. in the Jersey Settle ment, Uowan county, a variety of personal property, belonging to tbe estate of tbe decea sed, consisting of . Medicines and Still and Tube?, Wheat,. V Hay, f Oats, 'Rye V'' V- Fodder, and sundry . Shop Furniture, Itones, log. : Sheep, . ' ' - . . Farming Utensilj other articles. Among tbe Horses, is the celebrated 'Stud Horse JF.maut, nw 7 years old, one of the bestblsoded and finest young' Morses in the WMtonfvt th Blt , ibv'wM ttvuaifU bred brood Mares, and some of tbe Sheep are of a choice breed of Merinos. f On the same day, will be sold a valuable tract of Zand, comprising upwards of 100 acres, adjoining - Jamea-RIUs, i Doct- llolt, Ebenexer steore. iamee . V vmiV; aixj ianwa . Jtmittu.,, The. sale will be continued from day to da v.' ceiving bond and approved security from tho ' . purehjuer , Otbei ' particulars will be made known biTthe day n eaTe". 1. 1 '. '"' "!T?5f;; - : VjLVuafiVio Wood andr house a tof. . THE subscriber offers for sale the following1 property. Via 1 rran mj tana ciiinuiij 236 acres, adjoininr the land of Benjamin How ard, Mrs,- Troy- and -ethers, abot-4nilee , north-west of Salisbury. The. whole tract li WiBond. well adapted to the growth of cotton) and all kinds of grain, having a handsome site for a bouse, near an excellent spring. . ' Also, a H on the main street of Salisbury, on which are a good DweJling4iotue,-and -ut houses, all in good repair, and S good garden. Should the subscriber be unable to sell hb lot, he will rent on good terjis. ' Foe terms apply to WILUAM HOWARD. RaW, fay. fith, 1828. : - 4t32 - TBE publle are eautioned against a note of hand, purporting lo have been drawn by me, for 325, dated about 17th April, 1828, a I never gave such a note to any body. Said note has been m the bandaof Christopher frvinei tod - la witnessed OA tbe bath of it. . ; ; . : f ALLKN BOROUGHS. - - tifttA tot Sole. tgnfftt ACHES of fine WiidLand, belong. SZfZf inn ' Miw Lavina BowardV WiUun five "Wiles of Salisbury, tm the great -road lead ing ta- VVilkesborough, adjoining Benjamin; Howard, Georre Thorn ason and others, is now offered for sale on Very reasonable terms. From its proximity to town, its 6ne soiL excellent tint ber, fce. his land must be desirable to those wishing to purdhsse. Paymenta will be made easy . for part of the price, a note negotiable in Bank will be taken , for the balance, a .lont . credit will be given : For further particulars . inquire of BENJ. HOWARD, .lufutt 14, 1828. . ' 2t29 , To Oot MntTd. AfVirvlbs. of fmr Qidckuhn, juat received, Uv an and for sale, by E. WILI.r.Y U Co, fialitbury, June 10 A, 1828. 18 D O. rMacllae, '-,'.- GROCER. AND COMMISSION MERCtlANT, FA rETTETILLt JV. CAR0LLYA, afXPFERS bis services t the TJubtic: He hi vf a Urre and convenient Ware-House for the storage of Cotton. " :: T"." AueuUlSU,mB. .1130 PannclOiand JerscyVNViigori. 70R sale, afirst rate Pan 1 a mT' e . a , aasia mmrwcj terms. . Apply at the subscriber's eoacW and gig manufactory, one door east of the Jail," bn Mala street. NATHAN BROWN. - oVifra&siry, Aujurt 8n, 1328. , ?8 ' - HAY STaiETi " FAtETTKTH.LK, JVOffTf CAROllJtA, . RICHARD COCHRAN,- mm li' taken the.above Stand recently fj7r. IX occupied by Ur. Wm. Tracy, and Itpll reapectfullv solicits a share of pubUe pat ronajfe , tbe conducting of this Retabiiahment b piaceu unaer 111c supennianoenca mnu comroui : of bis . . Father and Mother, . Who will endeavor to give general satiActJow. The Hotel ia in a central situation, spacious and1 .' well furnished. ' He deems it unnecessary lo expatiate upon the various inducements which this floury prt sents to Travellers, or to make a profession of . ' extraordinary merit on the occasion. "" - - For Boarder or Traveller who wish to be re tired, there is a House detached from the Hotel not far from the seat of busine-s and Contiguous to the Court House, which sfforda comfortable and pleaaant Loilging Rooms. A Bathing Hotue is attached to the premlsea, where a Cold or Warm Bath, will be furnished on short notice. R. C. mv31. 4t3l StracA or StoUtif TRHJI the subscriber'a' son 1. '"while" in 'Salisbury," orthe" day of Election, a GRAY MAREt . about 1 years old, tolerably large, , bars bard lump onooaof her fcrciccVEluiied by a kick, with a switch tail, and verv iha iufw , ao, tmj uu her tolerably good saddle. and bridle. Whoever will give Information or aald mare, to the subscriber, living 7 miles from Salisbury, near the Concord road, or to the , printer hereof, shall be tessonably rewsrded IIENKY pOWLANU"- Aurutt 6tK 1828, 2t39 Caatot Oil. XmmmlmtmA 4 U MmlfmTlm f. A FULL supply of tbe above article, ia Jaif .. A uu.J mnA for mmlm nt teAueeA nrlees BW .' ' ' reoeived an.4 tor u)e at reduced prices ty mtm- iU'iswy, wfa lft. 1828- 33 : : letsei Wftgoii, for Stkle.T FOB sale, low, a goo? Jeney Wagen, r Cmfm ry-AH, with Hi-oe.&utikBrifji, tion, apply to the editor of this paper. . ' , Sakjbuix. June 13th, IO. 1 21 X -.1 i
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Aug. 26, 1828, edition 1
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