.t
o
r
i-"
it
!
I
or
r
of
of
t.
jr-""
n.
ICI
ol
led
ted
ea
oa
M,
01,
ICO
he
be
ion
Ml
ioa
xn
St.
iti
cnt
ill.
ro
oi I oa
i or
J
ulr
lint
rita
l!ng Mt
row
n;r
KMh
lost
itiser-
6
Ml--
the '
rpz
im-
;inv
bed
h of
rbo
:ing
4
eir,
mi
ited
iles.
i of
ons.
i be---tho
ieia
Rio
zil Hit.
r.'
ong
ater
ides
ther
' i . ..
ocronim 23, ib.m.
I. ',',;). A" I f C,.',','.,, ! f .1.
ty, hajsi'k worm to '!, it '.'il-'O per Oumi
and. Wo have herrtuOe tatf. that Dr. M
W. 4tevudr, ol Mecklenburg county, will
dipne of i.'k worro it fcj a ( j-j arvl
hat wo have silk of liii raising in our powet
ioiti fur tlit Inspection of l'i public.
. J7 We art rclm tantljr oUIied lode- j
frr till our next, the hitrthn iA the obit-1
Ury nolle of the dthth of Mr..7.foo J. rtW.-At , OMnp-meethg recently held
Wood, wif.of Wiiiitin u. wool, i:j r ! tBr1r."r'Llle 'urr',,r p,T" 'TS
', . . .. , 1 ,., . 1 religion, and 5 J became membcrt ot Uit
tnlt coumy, wiii utjjutu win nig ua me
I5ilt Inst. Tho pressure of business, and
tho necessity of our beln, from h'jrno ' t
fttrt of thli week, rendered it exiremtly
nconvenUnt to get the communication in
our present piper. .
1..1H. hf.mllm. A I ,ka mm..m.. m.f
church.
'W. 14,894 barrel of Hour, were rupee
led at Petersburg, Virginia, during the quar
ter ending the 3(M uit.
But! JGnf'$ MHHiU.Tf 4'Mi annl-
penary uT the Battle of King's Mouutaln, waa
celebrated uo battle ground, on tlm 7th ImU.
umber ,H.Sertn,IO' lhU. ? end jbjr a tliamrirtit i In wbielr C(ain llralley'a,
C4untfi e ;lve -notice. public i fui Mci.ire emi4'iiiui luiiitta.
lueetloir vf yuch perwne ire dupoied i" ,0f'1 u,,r,c, vrticmieu. Aiur which a
down tti hill to the burying kmmuhI, where
military honor wtrt pil lu tile biavt men who
fqH In that nemorabtlt bartto, during the Utvo.
I
!6'enCoiift:e the eitabluhmeot oi'Muhu
jaciurrt h our on t:ei will be held at
the Court lloue1il 8aliburr, orf Satur
Ai U o ConeWeMht; tipeillencf oiolT'
ginittnjf Com mmjp forihe"pijrprj mf
t)ttibtihinx Cwon Mviufuctiry in !()
ovnt oc III vicinity.
, At ibe preieot timet when i heiry pe
cunUrf prenure ii felt by the great bo.ly
Of the people i eriiinu h tome measure
Iron) the operation of the new UrtlT U
combined with
very citizen of the South to meet the
iilgtncjr with efHcient tctlon, Inatead of
... fictbui declamation, end threat! of tctci
lion from the Union. In this opinion,
rino tenth of tbo poli'icLne of North
Caroline concur. . Ttr jr believe that the
not effectual meant of cnnierectinif tho
. onerout effect! of the tariff, and remedy
ing the other cviit under which the cou'i
try it tufferingi la to give e new direction
' to. ibelr Induttryr to bettow their latwr
and cepiiil on tome" other branch of bii
' ee then the raiting of cotton. And al
ikoaih there mejr be tome little diversity
of opinion, at to the particular branch of
....oainett thai koldt out 4be fairest pro '
ptxrof iffbrdtnt relief to ih xountrr and
' peraonal pin to tbote who with to inveit
their capital, it it the opinion of moat of
thoie whose politicil forecait U cntMcd
to weight, that the citabliahmcnt of Cot-
---tm A3anmfaewir$, preientt to the citi
zens of Wcttero Carolina, the mntt likely
(and, in the opinion of many, the only)
means of alleviating tbelr present embar
raatments. There are at this time Cotton Mjnu
factories in Lincoln county, at Fayette-'
ville, and at TarborouRh, in thit ttate ;
and we are informed that the butinevt
yields a handtome profit on the capital
invested. Such being the case in 'these
estahllshments, which were built when
Mathmrru, as well as every other article
of which they are constructed, was 30 per
cent dearer than now t-add to which
,tbe fact, that the spirit, of opposition to
- the tariff it): .tho South will cause intthern
manufactured' hct to sell Much more
" readily thin the t heeetoiore have dohe,
and there can be no doubt (rat what a
Cotton Factory to be non established,
would yield very large profits to the pro
prietors. -J. Hen of enterprire, of public: spirit, anil
of patriotism, have, then, every induce
ment to unite in formi'tp a company, for
eaUbllsblng'.k CoKoH "ManLactory at , or
in the vicinity of, the town of Sjliabury.
tuwM4fteetJd. Tt ia ton
. , - - (bad 'been
lempiaieo io s;ei u incorporated ar me
next session of the General Assembly-
lumVta, a. C. Uazette, that fmir negro men
lately uu lrrtixk lu pick out cotton on a wager,
two picked out 2ii pound each ( tbo otirt
picked, one tii (nHiifU, In partner 'it I pound j
beating the two iurtner J p mi nil.
. ---)
rttlauire.' There i i n noio made
other causes, it behoove ' . '"I f""'- t.... ..about the dec
tiou in in nine uie ur iieuwr, die wi i
territory i4 whirl,, aft" bnthinj tff t'ne mki
quito a, Mr. Clay could corer with ih.- art j
spaiUt. air, John, the aJminiiwtion va'xiiiU.
liAabern re-clcc'ed to couk-reft. by ahum 4JU
ikjuptyi hivl there i an Adam majority of
'. . i . . '. . I. . !..:..'.... . .1... . i. - .i . i . -
toral vule of Delaware will be given fori he a-l-minirjliim.
Hut thi i rto mre than a drop
in the bucket. 'In all the calculation made by
the Adam, people, they lufe claimed thi tit'lr
tate i whv, then, crow ao much about it t It i.
a anrr evideK)e tliey ae liar. I pu-Ur J, fir vme-t!inj-
to keep their piH nv- -
M.uylanJ. In thU rrr, th elation for
member of aaaembly, te. took place the first
week in tbianwnthj tbo Xw-t Jackson cikJi.
dotMtuocedeiW.tk)Tity of BaWmore, tf a
majority of nearly 440 oei and tho fotir
Jacaon Candidate for the cwtfy oT Bihhnorv
a-e eleied. In nn Arundell, Ken, Fredenck.
an l Charlet ciuntiet, the admiaiatratkin ticket
have prevailed j ia Annapoli citr, and Prince
George' county, part of ech ticket arc elec
ted; m Harfurd. Wab(ngton.-Cccil, Worcerer,
and Queen Ann' countien. the Jackaon ticket
have prevailed: the houe of delegate ill be
composed of 47 Adam., and .11 Jackmt mem
ber i and two are AW. t'ram tbireult it mv
I be calcukted with Cert mi'i that finir fat teaaO
I Jaxkaou tlectora w ill be r-t ir. 1 i. M.rjLuul.
Penntylvani. I'hr ;)"r in of the ailininia
tratiou have been flatten tiem-de Willi the
expectation that Penntvlvnia w.xi'A finally otc
for their candidate t and in tiirir n'imil , have
put that tate down aa deubiful 'liie re
Milt of the general elert'on, wliicli n held
iteie oii the 14th and '.Vti int. how how fal
lacioui were their calcuLition and their hope.
Judge Hemphill, the Jackton ca'ididate in the 3d
congressional district of th? ci'y of I'hiladi Iphia,
ha beaten hi Adam o;io'ient, John S.-reii:,
ihefamou Panama rr.inier, by a ,rnJnntv of
upward of 500 vea. Aul uie whole Jaclrio i
ticket bat jucoeede I. . yfrnJwjttt jHr5
thounnd majwiy. - In all the diHtriert h-rd
from, tho Jackm eawUla for- eomrree are
elected. Mr. Buchanan "!" re-e'eed 'f and
Mewr. Evan and l.np-r, Jack.m, haveyuc
ceeded, in place ot Mti M'mei ai.J .Wcraon,
tho pretent ALuta inemlr. . .
-.eo
a PMV be pri-funncd
Sl;l)ry Thalian A i.ii
ning of thi wctk.
t'.iatown, by tL
on Hmraday eve-
Ma ra w.hiaaj ciaouaiaa.
TRIBUTE OF KI .rFXT.
The gentlemen of the DL attetding CaiweO
County Court, btld a meetinr oa 0 9tu in.tanl.
( tho purposo of adopt Ingletolu iont opre-
of their rttpect and adtctioa for their do.
ctaaed brother, BartlrU TaM. aJ f Wee D.
VanaK; E.ji when A. D. Murphif f.m. being
eaucn to in cnair, ami iiKfiat arttio appoin
ltd aecrvta-v, Jamet II. Kuan offered tho fol
lowing resolution, which vrjo unanintoualy ad-
opieai i
Ki'veiL That in the dofh oBartlett Yan
cey and Charles D. Oonoho, Caqrs. their broth.
rtn m tnw Bar hao tuajnad a iot whtcki thev
deeply dH9re. Cut etr In the prime of lifo, la
the vigorous eaerciao of their faculties, and in a
eoqr.a of . wblUl and orirrtt luefuhie. thi
have leff lo their rrlfwl tie murnful duties dfi
wirriw and reaigrtitkm i 'llelr friend will eher.
lth their jnemory svliH aftVtlon.id wwtetj wvot
llieir (owl '!r Wi(!i niiwlicvtijile
"wwii, 1 uat llo momier ol Hut eseetinr
J:LECT0!UL TICKETS.
Any quantity of JtA .on I L,tJ Tuktu, ran
bt had at the ol'ca of the H'rttrrn Carolinian,
on ry bw lerm....aay 3i crnli per burvlrrd,
or g3 per th'maaivl. (Jomniiire in the several
coimtic. and individual, wouM do well to apply
toon, to that there may not bo any disappoint
ment In supply ing thrniMivea in time. O
tfydt (ifflfy.Tho following is believed to h
t errcr return of the election of member of
oatembly io Hyde county: Littlejolin Puh,
senatei John B. Jasper, Wallace Siyron, common.
Js
and taut
ng
lust
ory,
the
i m
- to
oi?h
Xrw Paper. Mr. John Campbell, (are editor
of tho Milton Gazette, pro MMea to publih a ;a-wav-in
lit town of Halifar, m thit eta'e, to be
called the Halifax Minerva which will be ia
tued, thonld uilRcient patronage be afforded, by
the 1st of December neat.
WQl'uim RlankenaSiin. w aa found ruiltv.at tlio
last term of Franklin county superior court, of
murdering Pendergrasa, a free man of color, and
sentenced to be bung on the lat day of Novcm-
The emptine of the (far rj ii in(j which
WC j.ive benrdfiom th.e da m folai
ber ol day palt, over the elec .uiu .i-.l u tani!
and Delaware; it very sntly iihjrratrrl by -an wn
ecdoto in the N.'VnrV R A ImwIv win.
I been on a hrliing .xcirn 'i, w aateil,
tn m return, wnettirr lie imi une V"iif -un.
kFJrrucKr Jiacox.
Extract of a tetter from a gentlnan near Cam
den, South Carolt'ia.
You mav be perhaps a mused to hear
thit some days baekf"a waggon from
Kfticjcky loaded with baeon arrived at
Camden: no inducement ccrjld prevail
upon i lie inhaoilant to purchase e single
pound of it ; they were told they should
have it hr 4 cents if they would take it.
Thev would not take it upon them term.
The wagoners then drove all they way
o the F rad ford Springs and offered their
bacon to Mr. G. wiio would not purchase
upon any terms."
f"""'Vo Tti . Carthagena G .
8cte, in 'hel4th ult. has been received
in; New-York-. Tnis paper contains the
Organic Decree of Kolivar, signjtd by him
at Bogota, on the 27th of Aagast, by
niLh he inveMs himself wltH most of
the powers hetetofore assigned to the
people, while the consti'.ution was in ex-
or num- uten lie. makes Diovlslon for tlx
Canute ot anotner convention, out post
pone iV tin the Cd of JanUarVnt3abe
fnre w-frhrhHvr
THE MtKktTS.
FaytuUtU,OtUbtr 16a.-Citton, l a 8 60 j
Beef, frrth in market, 3a 6 cent i Bacon, f to i
8 each brandy, JU to 60, apple do. W to 40 1
our, 4 a 4 i whiakey, 35 a SO.Unitad
State bank notes, 3 to 3 per cent, premium ,
Ckarleifn, Oct. 17. Upland Cotton 9 a 10 1
whUkey, 30 to 37 1 bagging. 43 inch, 33 to 14 (
sugar, t to 9 1 molaawra, 50 to 31 cenUj
baoon, 6 to 7 apple brandy, to 28 1 beea
wat,J eofTee, 1J lo I9(h)iat', 100 to 105 1
Jamaica, rum, 110 to 115 Vflnd da. 75
to BOM.Nonh Carolina bill, 4 to 5 per oent,
die. i Goorgia do. 1 1 to 1 1 per cent. do.
. IiUmarki. Theft, ha bit en. a. good aUmand
mm ... . L , L . I . II , .
ior vyotion i pi weer ana nouiort nave auumit-1
ted to a decline of half a cent. The principal '
talee are making t 9 o 13 els. but we bear of ,a t
avoaj aatAJ--waatjj ui aiaaiMaii 6mm iiam sswi LaMwlolBBf
4 mm-. tUi. 18 Cotton. 7J . ill KMt rn
ON lumjny, the 3?(h c Noyemlrr ftrrt,
will be told, at tbo late rftdmco of l)t.
ftubfrt Moore, dee'd. in the Jemef IcttlcMnt,
Ho an county,
IS likely Xrrrt., men, womca and cbiUrasi
peveraJ likely Iit.hi
B00 or 1000- bnahel of Ctrn
10.W0 or 1 5.0(XI weight of COTTON t
A valuable LtkruryM Medical and MUcellane-
. ens
Ryf, Oatt, I lav, and Fodder
llouaehold and Kitchen Furniture, Ike.
The tale will continue from day to Uv, till corn
pitted. Term made known on tbo day of tale.
. KDF.NKr.H MOORE. t.rcutr.
flrmnn resmy, (!.' 2 I Jt 4 J
N' B. AU Pron rndebtrd to the e.tato til
Dr. Movrn, era dVrd ta makt payment Imme
diately, aa wo longwr indutgvnee ea be rW. -
n SfftfTlM ombtfteft lMIfofthf ibacw'unrrinrliwrairrout oftlio warom corn 371 .
uncc iiiiiiiui., aa a mart ot rcioeci lor ino a
ceated. tad of aorrow for th-lr death. .
HrtJixd, That copies of th foregoing reao-
mtion te trammilte'I to the mother, of Mr.
IMoho, anl to the widow of Mr.ireneev, with
an ea-nrance .f t ti condolrce of rverv member
of thi nveting, In their nrrarnt affliction.
Heii'ml, Hiwt the foreimng reaolutiona be
signed bv the chairman tw fVcretary, and be
roimnm-d. A. I MUHPIIEY, CWnwan.
raoaaa SarrLt, Vvcrify.
.w)e.
JtiUtari. On W.-dne-lav. the 23d inat the
611 regiment o(' S. C. Militia, commanded by
f.A - I ..mi. l-J .i . r '
vi. .Bru.uiigu, i uku in una town, ior regl
uienul review and UiaClion, t he day wa fa.
Vorabli-t the men generally in good health ami
fine iirit, tho oflicer ( particularly the FieLI
and Mall ) active, and emuloua to eicel in tactical
hk'ill andtheiicatm-at and aplettdurof theireoutp-
ment. The reynuent mmteiH about 1200
vtrongi and went tlirotigtt -be raSaieM evolu
tion with ta much precise' at eo'ild reaannablv
heeipeet-d, c-m.idering tieir limited mean of
arquiriiidiKipH'ti..ari-iiiilromtheunfrequeney
of tiieirniuicr. I t fl:ie,awe tnluct of the 6JJ
rcgt.on ttii.day, ievincierf h;r ability and de
termination ta bf; what tK ef.i olrry of a
free enple thmil I utway 0e fie strong arm of
IbcifcoiiTiiryYdcfCTCt;."'""""
o4
There was a t toe in bteota in Philaderpbia,
a Utc a the lCib iutt.
9all 70 cent.
rHmburf, fwner m. Cotton, y to 10 1 to-
bacoo, St so a jt .rcruaei, l a S3 ( corn,
I J a i bacon, 6 a7i lanl. 6Ja7 apple
brandy, 28 a .11 1 pearli ti a 75 oenta.....North
Carolina bank 1il',JJ to 6) per c nt. discount ,
Georgia bilh, J i South Carolina bills,
3 to 7 per cent, dincount.
I'keraw, (hither 15. Cotton, 8 to 9 , baeon,
Bio 10 1 flour, 3 a 4 per banvli corn, 4i
peach brandy 4i to 45 1 apple do. 30 to 35 1
whiakey 30 beef, 3 to 4( butter 151 to 15 1
tallow, 8 i coffee, 17 to 19 1 augmr. 10 to 12 1
flal-eeit, 70.
'tlumha, .S. C. tkitStr 10. Cotton, a.
corn 49 a 45 i wheat 6? a 87 i flour 4) a 5 j t
bacon 7 to 10, ham J to 14 1 whi.key 37 j to 43 ;
alt 75 1 North-Carolina bank bill. 5 to 7 per
cen'. dicount i (ieorri do. 1) to 3. .
Anr-Far-, Oct. U Cotton, upland, 9J to
II s cott-m bgging, hrmn 19 to 31, cotton 15 to
18 1 bide, U to 17 ( North Carolina bank bill
10 percent, discount S. Carolina da 3, Vir
rinia 1 1 (Borgia 4, ticept Darien, which arc
30 per cent.
CartM.-. The ale are about 700 bale of I' p.
land at 'J a 1 1 j rents 4VXJ Tennetaee and New
Orleans- at 10 1 1 f. amt 198 St. TJominiro At I
equal to 13 cents, long price, with one or two
trnattfcwcrnew-eTopUpuindari1a11J cent1
making a total for the week of tbout 3700
bale. Advice fiom Liveroool to 6th SenL
ere received yesterdav per tbra Birminirham.
The aales for the preceding week, amounted to
16,700 bale at prevTOut prices.' "
rite at Memphit. Wert Tennenee. -20th)
Sent, tatts Bacon, 8 to 10; butter, 13 to 14 1
cotton, 8 to 9; com, 25 to 30 flour, 5 i lanl,
f to 7 peach brandy, rJ lo 7 i apple do. 35 to
30 i whiskey, 35 to y8 1 North Carolina bank
bill, uncertain ; South Caroline and Georgia, 8
to 10 per cent. Jiacount j Virginia, 3 daj Ten-
neasee Mate Hank, 1 to 3 do. t aahville bank,
25 to 30 do. i Alabama, 10 d . ; United State ,
IMiiiiana, ant Mi-aittpri Bill, par,
" TBI virtue of .the power" contain; .
I f MJ .ei la a Owod of truat, eaocw- -
c4 Uio awbaoribeo Vf Jooob Con-
: -iwe, fut.tba xakrpoaoa thoayia apeeU
IchI. wi' oo sold, ea lUturday, the 8th of No-
vtiwb- r neat, a Plantation, containing 187 acres,
near Beth-Page Meeting House, Rowan county. ,
Tho condition! of sale, will bo made known ea
the day of tale. . HUGH PAKKS, Tnuiu,
(kfier 10, 1831 2t39
fttltct ftcvoo.
I.N eomilitnce with the frequent tolicl tat ions
of aevertl resectable baniliet in thi place '
XUXILS. WZZXUT hat beta induced to
opes a Sdtet .vaaei for the inttruction of Young
Ljuiir. In the uieful and ornamental brancbee '
of Education. Her termt are aa follow ti
lot. For Reading, Spelling, and vTriting, , .
84 per quarter.
2d. Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra
phy, History, and Kbctoric, together
with the above, ( 5J5 per quarter.
3d. Drawing and Painting,' on Paper aad
gatin i Theorem Painting. o Velvet
am! Paper i and opw and rwamrn
tal Needle- Work, on Ice, Cambric, '
ami Muslin,' - g 10 per quarter.
Those who feel disponed to encourage the)
above Reboot, may be aatured that the utmost
care will be paid to the morals and manner, a.,,,
well at the scientific pursuit, of such as may bo
placed under her charge. - " '
Salitbuiy, Uct. UO, loVB. 3
yet! oiuiite I admirable ! cuitru'.HceiL' J1. I ana
glwdto near Wswid hr;ntt-r Iw'tnirr -tymt
did you catch? ' 1 dld'nt catch any"liut1Tiiul a
tnott g'Huui Maaik!' So it U M itn the Adam
partv; they have caught no new votes in Mary
land and Delaware no more tlu.:i we have al-
way concedel ihenij but thry hive had a
mint .vrii,u4 l8Ll!
aij.i .
ChurchiM C. ran.brekii', tJn!. m C. Verplanck,
and Campbell I. White, have bi'Ti nominated as
the Jackson candidatea for Congress, from tlic
City of New-York : they w ill of course be elec
ted. .. -)-
DIED.
At Cheraw on the 6th int Dr. Alexander
M'Queen, late lutendantof that town, aged 57.
In thi county, on the 19th inat. Itebecca
Monroe, wife of Mr. Woodson Monroe, about
24 year of age.
In Chatham county, on A edneday lae of
Bilious, fever Mr. William Boylan, third eon,, of
William Boy Ian, .Esq. 'reulent of tbo Suto
Bank.-;. Mr - B.-was-a young man of uncommon
promiae, and bid fair to be an ornament to hi.
native State.. He bad passed through, tho re.
guUr course prescribed at our University and
at Woat lloint with distinguished tucceoi. -His
proficiency in knowledire, wo are Conffilent,
waa not lost conspicuous, than would have been
hi practical application of it, bad not hi Career
been so suddenly arretted.
oatTtTaT..."....cowciTir.
Died, in Mecklenburg, N." C, at the bouae of
the Kev." 7iac fPrter; on Monday, the 13th of
" v . oar- w a . - w wrw- ft St. . Mav
may 'jccompaanmtglity tv. jww- acjmaavr r n, on o ir- nu-
nrnerte fnr himti-tr. if.- i ta ha -.mrl -neJ-mtn, m ctsieiviuc, t. w jiiatuacaae
r f . --. w ,
- n ' ! '. I- Mn ...... I k .. . - M. KnlkL
beentntatnthem. - i.j.i.L-..i:i-:.l LL
n , t J - ,,t i a ioiiiiuiiimincommcuiuu wu, mn invicu w
Jl0livai,4O,0me degree, however, Still ir.17d.varir ilaaitk1 and earned to the
prulcjaes something or his former feel
' a a . I . '
inps witn. rcgara to me supreme coin
' Central Rail Rand A writer in tho
hoto' Patriot, expresses some surprize, th. the
People of the Wmt should be so lukewarm and
inactive in relation to tho contemplated Central
Bail Road through the State, which he believes
IS the onlv feasible nlan that cut he aibiii ei tar
relievinr the neonl from th haavv nroaaiiro un.
der whicb.7Uu5yare.iow..aufreriug..Ve ,will
not undertake to say that the plan of a Central
Rail Boad.lhrough the atatcv i unanimously p.
pioveo oi oy toe enterprising and public spirited
wn oi we western part of the state but we
ew venture to say thit much; that the rail road
1 system ba trained -very many friend
""ninayear paatj and that the moat valuable
of our public characters are solicitous that an
i MMftJ. on amall ami: thnnM h mart, nf
the ; advantages of that mode of improving the
"Ctlitie of tramportation i and. vM they will
KM 00 backward In ntitttnr- tha-ii- hnulili-r to
wheel, whon the time arrives for action.
LINCOLN AGniCT'LTl'R VL SOCIETY.
The following is a list or premium to be
competed for at the Lincoln Aericnltnral So.'
ciety, to be held at Lincoln! , .m the second
Tuesday in November enu''iig, viz:
For the beat 2 horse plough S
For the best single hors Kloupli 3
For the best horse or mule, not less tl:u
3 nor more than two years old. 3
The- best piece of plain dame it ic Cloth,
mixed of cotton and wool, not less
than' 5 yards, "
The bert piece of twilled mixed as above. 2
The best coverlet, of cot to i and vmI, and
r "-tor-ttnrwH "Cottony eao'4.
The best piece of domirstick; flnnel"!Wt-
less than 5 yardi.
The best piece of carpeting, not less than
10 yds. per 1 wide.
I The best piece of Blanketing, not lest than
5 yard,
mand. In a Piocbmation, he declares,
(what we do not believe,) thaihe has been
pl.iceti in this situation by ihe public
wish; and, saying that ha will secure the
pultiic credit, concludes io these words :
" Kirnllv, I will hold tbe supreme power
only until you order me (p lay it down ;
and if you do not make other determinw-
I'onv'ejt within a veal I will convoke ! but with overflowing thankfulnem, the voice of
(he National Convention.! Colombians ! the most tlih, aaying, "whereaa it waa in thine
I will
i t
it i acco
more
oesides, under a Dictatorship, who can tellect, bis finished education, his fearless dis-
lc ak of liberty: Let Ot, feel for each! position, united with urbanity of manners, his
other rie people who Obet, and the man tslent for .peaking, his ardor ol tpint, an prom
grave, at the age ct 21, tin promiur.g youtb.
At hi death, he hat! been one year a ctudent of
Theology in the Associate Reformed Church.
The honor and emolument of the world he
had Uft, to follow Christ; and whilst closely en.
gaged in preparing for Hie ministry, whither
his racer eve was directed, a mysterious Provi
dence called him home. His afflicted father!
hail, however, the satifac(ion to bear from his
own lip, his repeated declarations of a hope of
Lis interest in Christ, and of bis entire willing.
oes to leave the world. If he could not hear,
to tui:m UBL f C. -.
Cowan & reeves
nAVtr juat received, Trom New-Tork and;
Philadelphia, at their Store at Wood
Grove, Rowan county, twelve miles west of Sal
isbury, a general assortment of fresh
Dru Goods. Cutlery:
Hardware. Crocerieti iifc.
Which they are determined to tell unuauafly
low for V-4SHor COTTOtfi or on a abort
credit to punctual customer. A they will re
pleni.h their Stock at abort intervale, from tbe
Northern market, and keep tho newest and
most approved kind of floods, they feel a coo.
fidewce in inviting their friends and the public
to call examine, and judge for tbomaelvoa.
COWAN la RtFVEi.
nW Cm, Sept. lf, 1838. 6mt5 J
I t ui b
fWiHF. tubwaiber hat jolt '
-v ., returnod irons too
rth, with at good an sk
aortment of
' Jtn elrv. '
- lt'atcke$i
Sihcr.Watet li?Cx
at wu ever offered for sale In thit place i hit)
Jewelry it of tho latest importationa, and tbo "
moat fashionable and elegant kind to be had in
anv of the Northern Citiea f elegant Ua and '
Silver rfatcheii plain Do. ; be. ex. And in a
fowdayt, ho will rooeive a very edegant asaort-
Iment ofJHarg C4. , AUo, all kinds of
ver-lr are, kept constantly on band, or made to
order oh short notice. All of which will be sold z
lower than such goods were ever -disposed of
belbre in thi place.
The public are respectfully invited to call slid
examine these good; their rirhnets, elegance. '
and clieapneas, cannot fail of pleating those who
wish to buy. ..
All kinda of rVattfot lirpaireil. and warranted
to keep time i the hop i two doors below tbo
court-house, on Main-atreet.
ROBERT WYNNE.
Suli.hury, Jtfay 36, 1838. 17
siy nothing to you bf liberty for hrt to build an house unto my name, thou
omplish my pfomiis, you will be i 'i!4!"1 B ,hrt U w" m. ih'n h'""Tt,her
. L t - ..... -iiiK-t ..jTirtd he murmur when it aaid. Nevertheless
tHn frtej you willbo respected . .-u .u.u . ..: ;-
Movement a f AmJ A,,W It in
Dn England) paper, than sm onenin? tbe
Pe of a person who td been buried aohie
I-liejMiajrfteAtolthj
surprise- to some of the by-ttmlertiut'
Person who had an experience in opening
Pyes, of 33 years, stated, thai in the course of
compotion. the face of every individual turns
J the earth he never heard of but one excep-
In u " th" he a fact f And if to, U it geoci .
luly known to thiwo h K;n. w n i.
Ich thing ?
The greatest quantity of cotton raised oil I
acre ot upland, -
The greatest quantity of Corn raised on
one acre of land.
The greatest quantity of reclaimed bottom
land, ..; . fc.
The greatest quantity of rye on time kind
of land,- "
The best Straw Cutter
4
The best constructed cctan Harrow, 2
The best Plough for opetii ng water furrow,,, ,5
The greaVeaT quantity ofliay raited on one
' acre of upland, 5
The best wheUtone to whet English or Ger.
' man tcythet, - 3
Tbe best Stone for whetting Carpenter' or
Joiner' Tools, - 1 3
Test : V. M'BF.B, Sewtar,
Oct. 16,18:3.
who rule, alone !
This new system or gsverment was
prutnulgated in CarthagcM on the 13th
ol Scptcmbci. May it be at beneficial as
Holivar promises and as short lived. He
may vet, if he pleases, use hi power- for
Hhe- puHIic good, 'And again; renounce it-
We ardently wish it may be his intention.
There is nothing concerning tbe wat
with Peru, which has not commenced.
(ienerarIornHUruas'1eetnnadeChlef
of the Departments of Zulia, Magdalenai
nd the Isthmus. , -
All was quiet in -Colombia. . Tranquilli
ty, was perfectly restored ; Gen. Bolivar
in supreme command, with the titles of
President and Liberator. Tbe ministry
ts com nosed xf sir Secretarieitjf State, a
follow Home Dprtmentoreignj"
War, ireaaury, Interior, nlarinet Justice.
The Council Is composed ol ibeae SecrtT
tiffed ' O
menu The constitution was publicly de
clared the 1 5th of September. "The three
following d iy wrre kept by all classes as
i day of rejoicing , the Municipalities
first, Military becond, and the Merchants
li'.t.
is;d much. The public hail already anticipated,
bv what they raw, bis future eminence.
But, peace, mourning friends i and peace, be-
reaveu latner. -www i at, nann oorai, - mm
Lnowtti ntl now, but thou ihult four hereoflcr."
lardYfare,i3itcTy&iviav5
- - Goons.-- x
fW.YDE fc'TLF-TELAND- at the corner of
11 King and Liberty rtreeta, Corfein, C.
have opened their Fall Assortment of Hardware
Cutlery, and aVaataaadixompaaing-alinoat
every 'article of the Trade, and particularly
suited for tbe Southern, market j hich they
offer on tho rood liberal termt, to their friend
and the public: and will faithfully execute any
order received for article in the line.
Charleittn, Off. 15, 1828. 6t43
t'amony, give notice to the Merchants in' tho
interior, that the Steam Boat i ia fine order,
tho Lighten are good and sufficient, and always
kept ready in cate of low water j Wsre-Houtet
at Campbelton are provided for the reception
of Goods and tbe storage of Cotton i they assure,
the public that every attention and facility will
be afforded to render these boat worthy of
their patronage.
The atibocnbert will attend to the, receiving
and forwardlnr of Goods to anv Dart of tha
country, and the shipping of Cotton and other
produce. WILKUG3 fc Co.
fayeuevillt,X.Ci&
. F or Sale, ' .
FaTIHE heaJtbvfertile JhverPttm-
M, jaHfn, Ja Jlhe. Forkaof the Ved4
Kin, containing six or seven hundred
acres of .Xon., well csJcuUted Xor
Cotton and grain i formerly owned by Col. Rich
mond Pearson, jr. at the mouth ot Dutchman
creek ; will be sold on the premises, on tbe 4th
Mondsy of Ndvember, upon credit, to the high-e-t
b'ulder.- Persons wishing to see the land,
may call upon Richmond or G. W. Pearson.
JOS. FF AUSON, Tniitte.
FEAR RIVER.
FIlllE subscribers hsving
wy-y -WL ocen appointed Agent
aa&of t be Henrietta Steam Beat
Trottet & lluutingtoii,
Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweller r,-
t'HAKLUl l L., N.C.
"WW AVE Just received an
elegant assortment
of articles in their fine
which they aill ,aelLverjr
low fur cash, or to punc
tual Customers oh a cred
it v. J A . '
, SOL AlLkind.s of WatcbejueeB
ranted to perfornVwelh ....-... . ' ,
OF Mecklenburg county, on the 1ith day of
this instant, a negro man; who av hit "
nsoie i. Charlet, and that he belong to a "man
by the name of. Jacob Au-tin, of Montgomery
county. North Carolina.
JOHN SLOAN, Sheriff
Crr, p cf.UcMthburgettmrtj,
ti.-js.l
;'er3aj i
ma
J
,.-. -smi -
11 r I :