jH,VA7fO. A letter from Wrt Crut
dit- (1 the Utter part of Sep f mbcr, ii
uUiifinl lot the National G7.ette of
VVedoeaclay-, giving the particular! of
cert in neurrect5nar movrmcntt un
Act the direction of Gen. St. Ads,
This chief, it will be recollected, de.
clared hit intention f effecting a re
volution In case bis favorite, Cuer.
tero, should not be elected President,
That event did not take phcr, and St.
with JOOQ men, look potitMion
of the tart Prote, . A force 7f 000
under Gen. Hlncon, as not tore
duce him which, at the last datei,
liadi Hanred withrnr ieep lerues nf
JPerotc.1 U 1 ihougbi ithat '-:Ssty;ro
will Immediately surrender. ; V 4
" , r2i. The American citizens at
'Montevideo, hare transmitted to Mr.
TudiffY nnnrtal similar t.,t hat sd.
"tfreisetlwCaptr Hoffman which w
published on Thursday, respecting the
Jigreiiioos committed by the naval
officers )t Braiil, nd,th, iojuatice
practised by the Admiralty court of
that empie, upon American commerce
with particular reference to the caae
of the scb. Tell Tale. Thia docu
ment ia couched In very Indignaai
tertni, ."d sigoed by twenty eight per.
ooa, pt toclpally shipmasters and mer.
eoanw."'-- - , '
Spain has been visited ib divers
physical calamities. At Madrid, in
the latter part of September, the num.
bet of sick was extrsord'mar.ly gre at
' ht disease which prevailed, and which
was augmented by cootioed heat and
"(drbiwht, was extremely malignant,
nd m most casea fatal. In the neigh,
"tttritc&i tf Morclav- towards the Iwr:
- dert of the Mediterranean, aeveral
tremendous earthqtuker were felt on
the lSth and two 'following dys- of
September. I o aome of the towns ev
"cry hoOse as prostrated in others
"many were entirely dem- Jiahed of ir.;
remediably injured. The inh.bitanta
of JMurcia were preparing to leave
that city; and the utmosta coosterna.
tioQ prevailed in that quarter of the
tto&dom.
TheSkilie$. A targe naval armament
.. is 40 be fitted out at Naples ta cruise
against the Tripolitans. Meantime, a
quadron has been detached to keep
in check the Corsairs of Tripoli, who
rf nrevinir unon the commerce of
Vii majesty the king or the two Sicilies.
. Crew. The Egyptian troops are
..evacuating ..the Morca with all . posai
Me disDatctu Ibrahim declared that
ir the least hinArance wasr interposed
by:thV"aliiei: W'3lf!r?ei
' tioos would be considered broken and
;'that : heiwould not leave' the 5 Morea
alive. In consequence of shift declar
atioo. Gen. Maiaon, who had Invea-
- ted Coron, immediately retired -witb
Ms forces to Calamata t and the em
barkation of the Egyptians proceeded
. mno had already sailed. It ia
atated that the Porte waa exceedingly
displeased with the arrangements made
hr Ibrahtttti whn ; excuaed himself by
aj-tng.tiwt heacompeUe4 theretOf
"by the English Admiral's threat to
blockade air the Egyptian ports, and
to bombard Alexandria.
It ia atated in a Lyons paper, that
the Hvdriois have stirred a memorial,
Wavinft that their island may be taken
under toe protection 01 inc. rrrocu
. . . . .1 . . 1
government, it is aduea, mat tne in
habitants of other islands have exprea
Bed a similar wiah 1 and that the peo-
"jpleTol the oreCir desirous of com
inir under the dominion of Husaia. Ir
" Is difficult to believe that Greece," at the
vtrv ' moment of becomiotr indepen
dent, should thus voluntarily resilve
on her own dismemberment, and total
dissolution as a nation.
Ruitia and Turkey. There was a
report by way of Hamburg, that Var
11a had aurrendered. This arose pro
bably from the circumstance that the
-oiiMraearoof one- of -the- basttons
"Tiad.'beeo HoilWoWlhe-Tlth-Sept
Husa'ians summoned the carriaon to
rreftderan!aring'thegiation4
hich ensued, th -TuWi repairce-tne
wUikSf and refused to submit. The
Russians then recommenced, cannon
adingon the 17th, the date of the last
dvice from Varna.
It ii nrobablethat the Emperor
!Nichola will spare no sacrifice to oh.
tain possession ot. V atna. oeiore huh
e -neriod bfthr season Arrive; at which
not capitulate, and an attempt be made
to rarrv. it he atorm. trie camatre wh
be dreadful 1 fr it is stated in pri
vate letters, written by Russian offi
otrs serving with the besieging army
that the garrison, 25,000 strong, was
resolved to defend the daCO to the
DF.CKMDKIl 2, 1823.
- mm . . inn 11 linn 1 11 1 in m m t
ICy la coitw. rf the ero4J state of ,
ear tciuma, f ha? a ben uiwler the neeeaiity
mt pm'tlt'inr , for, twa wttka, atftral tdcrtiaa
menu fur which wa nRer thU u aa apokr, to
our aJyertUinf cuatomert. . .". , , ,
Py referenca to tba j-oceIinr of tUa Can
era! Aacmbl, h will be Men that Mr. FaUar
ba introduced a bill into the Houaa of Commont,
to reduea th salaries and feaa of aeveral puMic
oflUara, Th prennt aalarlet ara not iar thaa
an9cktrt tola joeamenaf the first erdetofulcflta
t aarva h a pubCe eapaehy wltne Cut frt
qiient rtsignaiiona nf jutijrea of tha Superior
Court, aad their raturq to tba hair." Though
frieada of reform ebere H U needed, atill ws
Jeievff that pbri paiwjL W paor econor.
. Oa our touHk page, will ba found a part, of
tne Governors nevage. wa sun puiuwa ipe
remainder In our next paper ' Retrenchment of
private expenditure, aa raoommanded by Gov.
Iicdell, is without q-wrtion, the remedy for the
rtpreaibn Under which wa labour, at tha pre
sent time. A remark made 2000 years ago, is
nviat emphatically true, ami applicable to our
present condition. .
Oil DiUmmortileilaoainteUigunt bominet,
otiam magnum vectigal sit pamiroonia.
tWORTUWATE STAGE ACCIDEKT.
As the Rmi'.hern Stage ss returning to this
to w n, from Concord i the hore were frightened,
by the basking of the dtwbleree, and ran
sway. Mr. John L. Graham of thil town, in
leaping from the ngr, broke his kg, By the
presence of mind of the drirr (Mr.v Mitchell)
nd one of the passengers,' the homes wen: soot
stopped and fonbfl accidanUreret'teA Jbew
were several passengers, in ne wage i
time, none of whom, escept Atr. Graham, recei. j
eed anv injury; This is one of many hstsnees
proring that it is much isfer to remain in the
fttare, than to attempt an escape. TVe are Imp-
pj to learn that Mr. Graham is doing well ...
Dirtrtttinj Calamity. The mot ettensive
re, prohsblv ever known in this town, occur
red on Friday last In 5 minutes alter the a'.srm
waa giren, eolumm of flamewere seen bursting
from the windowi and door" of the Apothecary's
Shop of Dr. K. Willey h Cj. Notwithstanding
our citisent repaired to the spot with their won
tad alacrity snd made eitraordinsry eiertiont,
all efibr's to extinguish the (ire were unavailing.
The flames soon communicated to the dwrlfmg
bouses of De. Willey and Mr. A. Torrence sue
crsmely and in two hours from the first atsrm
the three building were in ruin. 1 he wore oi
Mr. A. Torrere and dwelling of Rev. Mr. Ran.
kill wera saej " withlmich difficultr. both. hav.
inf been on flre Verrssrious-iieara were en.
tartatned 'for .'.the safety or tBe town,-. The nre
oririnated ia the store of Dr. B, WiDey k Co.
where aome Spts.of Turpentine heen spilt.
nSer'aapoof of' ''whtcS oommiwcatiiig with, the
flr W'-vh'rtli 'a:e-tie--ata. with
flames. Jlo rapid and so violent was the confls.
Mt'.nn that It was irnnoMible to save even the
hooks of Dr. WilW It Co. 1 heir lots, inclu
rTmr that of their accounts has been estimated
at S4 000, Most of the household Furniture of
Dr. Willey (who n absent at the Nortn) aivo oi
u. Torrence waa tsved. 1 he other principal
hadmentrrpwrchsd the two buildir.gs first
burned. Great credit W due o the citiiena for
their conduct, on this melancholy iccamoo.
v n n.ir anvine did rood service on tins
. v. m
occasion.
A Stare lately upset near Albany, Kew-York
and, psssenger kilUd. The dnver was careleas.
or the rotees nodoubt
A society has been formed in Boston for tie
detection of Thieves. ;
fcnmwfLTCo
president Monroe, is appoin'ed post master of
New-York city.
It is said that the Grand Sultan is atmrti rie his
subjects with reports of victories gained over
the Rnssisns. He is not singulsr in this respect.
It reorftaT that the Turks and Russians have
discontinued operations before Shumls; untH af.
....-,.- -w--a-"ir'"-.""'!'
tee the deeisron of the -Tftamenuai wmea i
- . . n
thkeounlryTArvaw.Vswprc
: - ;"lll.fl".,
wrhsye"Tev'ampt
addressed To our female tnencls ot powsn ana
iraricinitv." As we would not wilUnglfnyuret
tfiryoung liuCno'we"Tsteem-oin-V
we must decline pubHshing it. from some
ecrapa of Latin written on the margin, we pre-
sume wa may witheutoflence, quote a hoc how
Uorace.. . .-.:.(..,.
Aan eaato &fittfot faata dutna annas.
The second sUnaa which ia aa loiiows :
VdTnni.w hop,or akip or Jit, (f) . -
And t'en perhaps, Td gatfjr - . , .
It yoa ouM oe .tuvrrnu. ,.. .
Reminds us of the following parody.
"When a young dandy stoops to folly.
And finds to late, that girla betray,
What charms can aooth hie melanclioly t
What art can drive his carea away r
The only way bia (pief to cover.
To hide his shame from every eye,
to act the hero, and the lover,
Toethsfidrone-uhtodi
VX V. tOtn-lr U iinf !n4 tla .
Pil Cfiiiflign!l.m ..f rriJ.y tt. nd Rowing tltt
liiilctruclivd cfTeda ht n&btd Lima vtua
! ble citiien of their ml!, wUhrf toippmprUtt
tut proceeds of mothlay remnf I rfornunoa
f" P?Tlx??!!r:
,hf hoftor ftumbarinr amamr la rraonal
frianda.) will direct. PANL. HF.NAN
JtMLo BNF.ki' AJIIIir.LfMITll
KZRA A1XF.M0NO 8.1 fi WAND.
It will be seen by tha above cii that Mr.
Dumillru with Ilia liberslity ehaoKbrWtie of his
asiion, has volume red his ttititn t' repair the
calamitUa af the unfortunate. No na, whsU
ever msybabla objections to thettraa.eM bsve
any scruples sboiil vitneing e tiTkirdinary
and inatructive philosophical sxpsrimapu f thb
gtntlemaa. Our duty is plain,
Mfuiwtl iiattManveti
lowing returns from this State.
Sampson .
hew Hanover
m
668
Bfwnswiak .
U9
aVaka,
Randolph
Duplin .
. 417
. . ' 544
. . 313
. .353
. 301
. . 571
. . rot
. . 461
. . 476
. 339
273
. 3IS
347
." . 335
. 1,491
. . 515
. 843
. . 436
. 396
Jones .
Lenoir
Perauimona
Bertta
lUlifai
Murtin .
Oatlow
Pitt
Tvrrell " .
Washingtoo
"r..
Chowan
Lincoln
Moore
(iranvilla .
Currituck
2I
Si'
61
H
:rmlen .
i'ssquotank
. - 373 293
a L
ELECTION RF.TCflS.
OVs. Offirinl Kn i.ns from )is ftste, give
the folkiwirvg wit of the Preudrntial P.ti-rtion.
-a5ksv9.7nJ97Adn! flM Jack-vole t-.
j'ltity 4,101. Trimble's oajoi
for C
ov mur
-.17
Ptmaylvania.Xn this slatri
uackson received
101 65J Adams, 50.848, lest
ig a majority of
50,804 for Jscksoo, .
AV.rr- In the electoral College. Jackson
will rrceive 30 and Adams' ll vo'es. In the
1 doubtful. 4 antim.nieVsa Buren's ma-
Jurity for Oovernor, upwards 2U.0O0.
CeioiTftrul. For the Administration, 13.086,
for Jarkfo 4.486. ' 1
'Mtiry'antl, 6 Adsmi ar4 5 Jickson elt-ctors.
InMaha it ia probable thi Jsckaon tiekei
hs prevailed.
In Gemjia, the the 7stf ticket bss mall
probability succeeded.
Vowore. The legislature of jbis ttr eon-
venedonthe 10th ult On chposine .siilrn.
tial Electors, those in favor of the Ad ainiiira. j
tion received 19 votes, aud those for Jackson
11 votes.
-we'---; :;.-;--"
rerntwr Stat PWson Tho prisoners
in tbi institu' ion , n the, ) u Oitobtr,
were )33. All the expenses "te pt
year had. been. paid,-.e3tfepi.,-g 800, for
which there wsa on hsnd a iarKqnaflti
ty of manufactured artifles -The con
victs are employed chiefly ift weaving.
180,000 yards of cloth wer woven tha
Ust yesr, 10 000 of which were double or
twilled Rood
The improvements wmcn nare oeen e nec.cu
' li ' Is nl si, aatthiai tKa La at 9(1 fo i l
. . a t l l JT-.l :
years, must bsottrc-fgraiiScioJ
philsn broplst tnstesd ofi numbers beimrbud.;
.lied' together in crowded dsmp; ill-ventiUted
dungeons i where 'he confined' and eoneentrs
ted effluvia, bred the pestitenlisl jail fever win
posing in malignitj the plague i in mell con
ducted priwns at the present time, each pri
soner is confined in a solitsry well ventilsted
cell, which conduo S equally to his health snd a
degree of comfort itesl of presenting a sqtial.
lid, sickly wreck of what wa once a . But
tbeph)ticsl improvement in the condition of
prisoner!, is altogether of secondary importance
compared with the moral eflecta of modem dis
cipline. l he novice in iniquity, doomed by the
law. of his country to a temporary abridgment
of bis liberty, for having in an evil moment been
nwrinitaied into the commission of a crime (for
in rrutin fiw,imsss a - -
aome such are t be found in every . extensive.
prison, notwithstanding the acknowledges grad
ual progress of offenders are not returned
to the world debased by intercourse with sc.
complished villains. Now are the latter render
ed tenfold worse, and enabled to do ten times
the injury to society on their return to it, by
compsring notes with their compeers. Nsy
wants aiirh have been moVcoreclaimed. These
meliorations of the condition of atste criminsls,
A not .11 interfere with the objects of imprison-
ment far from iwthey adac,Jtb.ese ends.
hss r.ot been found by tbe experience oi owo
years that severity prevenU the commission ot
crime or reclaims the offender-nothing subdues
tlvet s eaetaaadm
confinement comigning the wretch to
raiinvofhis own bitter reflections. .
On the score ot economy, wo, mutu..-. "v..
(rained .wpfjajbaad.. oX.be.lnf an eesae of se-
O ... , ....It M.htf VMM
veral tnouaanns annuauy, ' - v
since was the case; in several etates, prisons
have been even a source of raveanea melan
choly considerktion but swty,,aon,..reJtarn
fot the depredations on society, ought if possible
to be gotten froni those who hsv jahown Aenif
serves to oe tne common nww
During the sis morons enainrsTCV1""H
aYA.s. Aia.. Al J :onnar.Licul r uwii
lUa in number) aflbfded a revenue oi more
tbanR10lXbeVdeiraywrlHhw
J ... i , U l .... (Kan w.
- This article aireaay muui, -
.n.1 mitrlit otoUact h coniiderably
u... Ami.what into the details of a sys-
tern of prison discipline which hu mf. ,hf
most favourable ensnge. in - i-v---cal
condition of a class of wretcbea, whom the
i k.. ,nAmA it necessary to exclude
from the participation of the cmone and
a.. human enioyment-hbenv but who,
gevertheleiiB are our brethren. Cars,
' . : A (IZO. - " -
Mt. Aastla labthitfeJ Mr. V. ilVyasJ fttnl.
'ft (be pK-ier kisnsc If being t.nt,) tenders l.
sincere acknowledgements to tha Citisent '
Sstishury, forthrlr gtnriwii tttitf a in W -r
n much of the furniture ss wss presertfil ! li.e
firs, on Friday and for bitslf, wouU n n.. k,
that much is due to tU Ladies, for thei' ra.
enca and personal eicrtions ia a time of need.
1 hey ware frequentl seen mskiog efforts to
secure property, that would have done honour
even to the, hardier set. Caamptra such aa
were exhibited on thai trying occasion een In
tba midst of danger, are too praiseworthy not to
be noticed. t . , ,;
And it msy be added tkst it baa several timet
fstleo to the lot of the writer of thiaj to w'ttneas
scenes of a aimilar nature but never en any oo
cshoo bss be observed so much personal energy
and untiring efforts M a era displayed by the
Citiaens gene rally and tba fire Company partk.
'AB that could be. waa donwMore apparent,
ly, could not have bees done without additional
means which will probably hereafter suggest
themselves to the Citiaens by the want of them
on this occasion,' - - t ;t '
trangats, taay-w ha hU-Uaaf to Jooaaa.
gain ware seen, mingling in the strife, with an
energy snd a generous sympathy alike honouns.
ble to themselves and the csue in which tley
were engsged. The servants alau bore a moat
conspicuous part Insbort their exertion, to save
property and arreet the progress of the flame,
were indefstirabla and no doubt deeply and
sensibly felt by those who were personslly inter
ested. I ne stair pie is wonny or an prawc.
THE MARKETS.
Fayritevint, Asw. 19 Cotton, Ij a 8, 90 1
Reef, fresh in market, 3 a I cente Bacon, 7 to 8 1
neach brnndv. 50 to 60 1 snole do. 38 to 40 1
flour. Ii . whiakev.-ao n 33 United
Hiates bank notes, 3 to 3 per cent premium i
t be Msrkrt is very bvelv . hrat in large
Quantities arils readilv at Rl '0 to ftl 15.
We have received, by asy of New York, ei-
n ii front F.njtii pa,cr oC the ! (Ww,
The importations of flour snd gram, naa been
hesvv. the price bad consid rably declined, and
a yrt falling, and large quantities were ship
ping fir the north of Spam &c. TJius we fear end
eh hii nine hundred snd ninety ninth llr'rtish
bubble, extending itself into the ery interior oi
nut country snd Hurinr auav innocent persons.
FupiKrf aJvicsa, however, should be' sited for
to determine the real state of things, As spec
ulation mi (Ted -on the price, so apeculstion mss
have effect to reduce it, too sudddenly or to too
great an ertent MU.
S cert at 0 ure Tor
INTK.M i'K U A N CK.
IF. uScrirtr hs discovered s certain rem.
. j.. r .i i. .. r-...-...)u .jj:.
" l"
free use of ardent Ppirifs, a single trta' ot the
prescription will prove its efficacy : letters ad
drrsaed to the subscriber post psid enclosirur
two dollars will be promptly attended to, by a
remittance of the medicine and directions.
WM. L. AfSTIN.
Jrfrrnn. Mhe cvnt, ff. C. 3mt36
N. H. Printers friendly to the rsuse of the i
unfortunate drunkards, will please give this an
insertion.
i m(i- A'sriA ( urWfns
DWIDSON County, Equity : October Term, I
838 : Itaac Heats John llcate and John !
Ohadairk w W illiam B. Toomey and Oeo. W.
MoiitgomeryIt apptsrihg.to the court that
beorge W, Montgomery one ol rle driendants
in this case i U not an inhabitant of this state
It is therefore ordered, thst publication be made
for six .weeks rucceasivelv jn (be Western Care-
linisn, for the aaid tieorge W. Montgomery, to
appear at the next term of this couri and plead,
answer, or demur. - Otherwtse the bill in this
cs will be tsken pro eonfesao agsinst him and
heard ex psrte. BJCH'D. ALJIOBSON. e.sa..
JvV. 38(A 1828. St49
SintrifNmk Vurutinm .-
DWIDSON County, Equity, October Term,
1828 ; John lieate and John Chadwick ts.
! W m. H. Toomev ami Geo W. Monteomery. It
in. , lhe e011rt ,ht, Geo. W. Montgome
rt m i . . . . trf-rr:
Vtr. .'Tl J, 7
that wiUicatwo be . made for
aeij in..ii.B.cen, v..-.., ,.-.
w. Montgomery to sppesr ai mc nr imn w.
tin court, and n ead answer or flrmur. inn-
erwiae the hill in thi ca.e ill be taken pro
coiil'csso sgainst him, snd heard ex parte.
IUCH D. M. HOBSON. C. At. E.
S-iv. 28A 1S28. 6t49
Tt otter & WuntingUm,
Watch and Clock Makrr and JmelUtt,
CHARLOTTE. N.C.
fTAVE Just received sn
MM. elegant sssortment
ol srticles in their line j
which they will sell very
.low for cash, or Jo punc
tual customers on a cred
it. a3 All kinds of Watches repaired, and war
ranted to perform well.
Juiff U M8. S3
'fo Vmicaii9.
err.
I-JOn Sale, the be.t country aitustion for altionary, snd s House for Boarders snd Lodgers,
PhMtMam in tbe Western psrt of North P ,n' cb"P- wholesome and comfort.
(Wins. The farm and buildings STe email, but
remarkably neat, comfortable, and n.,n.r.t . ;
ind isaitued in an excellent t"
further purticalsrs, inquire of the Editor of this
- ami'. rw:'
MMSV- . iiinmniiimi.iw.ir!
Xev. 10M,1828,
mw
THE ftibscnber respectfully informs his se
qnsintances, and the public, that he has
commenced the
Tailoring Buttnett
In the town of alisbnry, in the Ne Shop on
the cross street next door to Mr. Murphy i more,
near Mr. Torrence's Store, and convenient to
h knvneu oart of the town i where he is pre
pared to execute .all kinds of work In his line of
. He receivrsthe fashions from nriiadeiptna arm
New.lfork regularly as they change, which will
enable him to make un fine Coats, tie. in the
most fashionable and elegant style, uwmg to
tbe hardnes of the times, he will work cheaper
than heretofore. He .hopes his scquaintances
and 'he public will give him a trial, as he feel
certain he can please tbem, both in his work and
prices. WAPE H. HAMPTON.
As 14j 1S28 , 4V
Wiitditft, 3emrjfe Fc.
, f rjtilE subscriber has ju
? M. returned from th
y5s '"rth, with as good an a
yt - ' ) sortmmt of
t ;, Javclry,
SihtrlVaretWc.
aa wsa er offered for ssbj in ibis placet l2
Jewelry la of the latest importations, and tbv
most fashionsbla and elegsnt kinds to be had lit '
anv of the Northern Cities i elegant Gold and
Sifver tfmuhut plain Do. Ice. eta. And in
few day. will receive a very elegant eort
mant of MHivf ! Alio, all kiwi ol StU
ver-W'v, kept constantly on hsml, or msle to
order on abort notice. . AHof nhicb will be soli
lower than such goods wrre ever diiposrd of
before In ibis place,-:.--..:-...--.- - - ...
. .Ihe pttbtieera rpedfollv Invi!e4l4itJ an4..
ctamine these goodsi thrir richness, etrgsnee
and cheapness; cannot fail of pleasing those a bo)
Wish tO buy." r .-r-
Ah kinds of Wattle Frpatrtd, and wsrrsnted
to keep time i the attop is two doors below tha ' ,
eoort-bwrsi -an 4l'wt m rasi... ... iJZ ". ',' . ' .. '. .....'r
-.-,.-,miiit.Ua," iiib. , . .......
5af.twry,sy 36. 1828. 17 ;
Boot tim Alio wMalclng.
, B lltlMAO J
aJB-m
swaa.j-mxsallt) ft-
ik. Mm. M
THOMAS MULL, Jr.
RSPECTFILLT informa tO
acquaintances and the pub-
it, having parehsseq nr
Dickfn't Boot and 8 boo
establishment in the town of Salisbury, and tm
ployed that gentleman aa Foreman of the hop,
be ia prepared to eiecu'r all orders for making
Boots and Shod,
of every description, on short notice, and for rS9 1
sonskle prices. .
He Intends constantly to keep a supply of tbd
movt superior Northern Leather, and to empkrw
from 15 to 30 first rate workmen j which will
eruut him m.kc th nrast elegant kind of
Boots and Short fot Ladirtand Gentlemen, and
of the very best materistt. He also keeps aa
assortment of Bor,a and Shoes constantly wa
bsnd, manufactured nt bit own shop, for thej
accommodation of those who may wish to bo
supplift on s sudden emergency.
. OwiVV t the pressure of tho time, he will ;
allow a liberal indulgence to those he feels sofa
in trusting. 13t5A ....
- His almost tforta shall be used to give entirar
Satisfaction to all bis customers, and he hope
thereby to secure their continued confidences
sac pet towage. UnHtbttry, Ave. la,lff.
T1R0WN k HARRIS
havipr formed a ee
partnerabip in the above)
dlf m Miainess, respecuuiiy
j- P form the dtiteaa of the
nrd town of Salisbury and 'bet
mtC&3 surrounding country, taat
they have removed theit
Ctoch MuHitf f HablithmeiJ in the building
formerly occiiprd bv Jacob Krider,' Esq.' as'
Store, three doors esst of the Court House, oat
Main street i where they are prersred io tit
cute all kinds of work in their line of business
in s Myle equsl if not superior to anye er dona
I in the place. 1 bey have on bard, and will easy.
Carnage , Of, and Sulityt.
of all dewirintions, to order i or sell on sccom
Tflwdnting; terms to any person- whhitig t0"puM
m
euase. .
From somewhat long eiperienee In their tint
and moat atrict attention to business, they la' lot
themselves they will be enabled to jgive entires re 's
'wtisfacGon''.1o those wlfiu'imtrtmiae' tKeniC!
REPAlHJi,tw every description, will be done :;;
on tli sliortest notice, snd most reasonably
terms. - ----NATHAN -BROWrtr;riiv
, tiLO. M.
Saliibury, AW 17, 1828. 43 ?
IN, B. w anted, ss an apprentice to the above
business, a Bov that caii come a ell rcCommeh
, unde'r n-or r
e ' BR
r
xceeding 18 vsre of
BROWN & HARRIS.
hrKJiiockirf.JJooluoi.. iaiuL Wluoii.ta--
W -lisburf, is Howliffrred fo sale af the bnst
f thecuat.
customary retsil price, cash, to cloee
the business Of the estate. Those wishmf t-
pirchaae, will do w ell to cull as early as coo-)
venient. EZRA AUXMOMG, ,1H.
A'mrfr.lin8. 647 '
We.VVVi
ITIOR the balance of the year, t Female
. vani, between the see of 12 and 15 Veara.
To one that can come well recommended, a lib.
eral price will be given, Apply to the Editor ot
this paptr.
Aro. 24M, 1878. 3)43
WAOllNiSKS,
DRirtXQ TO F.I YF.TTK tltLt,
WILL find it to their advantage, to stop of
the (?aVTJl, where every con.
venience is provided for Man snd Horse, to make
them comfortable, at the moderate charge of 25"
cents a day snd night, for the privilege of the
Yard, tbe ose of a good house, fire, water, and
shelter. Attached to the Yard, are a Grocery .
and Provision Store, Oread Shop and Confee-
M,e '.j,, lrf Mt, ,fl-.
fnawieesge. XttApnU 1828.
UottOtt ftT II.
FOR safe, wMeeale mid retail, 6rvn CoTTwnv " ''"'
Number to 815. inclusive, at the rsetonr.,jr
prices, from Fsyette.yille. Apply to
J.MURPIfT.rfgen.
astiryrfay5.-t(K8. "Jl " ";"
VomwttteA to-iielii
OF Mecklenburg county, on the lth day of
this instant, a negro man. who aayS h'nj
name is t'harlet, and that he belong to a ,nan
by the name of Jacob Austin, of Montgomery
county. North CaroHna. - --i- .
WBirtt 6m-s Arr
Oe. 17,1828. 39 s M,;Hn hurt csnrX
Committed Vo JfklV
flisbujy..A'ljJiei,
nwlss: jbat berau
awav from hia masvor, John Pegro, about twov.
weeas aince, in ooiumoia s. u. i says he former.
Ty belonged to the estate of Gen. Nat. Cardie,
of Sussex county,. Virg. t he isaboot 6 feet high.
32 years old, straight built, black complected
with n small acar above the rgh,t eye. ,1be
oner is desired to prove property, pav eharjret.
snd take him sway. r, K.VTKR, AAjr,
fm, ni IWt "1
trt exiremit,