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,3 'f'S J. K. lui -kmc yernnncnt caune of properry to one a' the n can pente willful exienJintr, l nBaeneeto tha other. All thj inter est are Hlie unJar tht protecting power of the leUUtivc authority nl the du tlctof till representative Wifl are M conciliate them In harmony together. "o far at tbo object of taxation l t false revenue for discharging the debit, end defraying the expenses of the communl ty, it thoulJ at much it possible uit tht ' burden with nul "P1 n I" .portion with their ability of tearing It .... without opprenion. But the legislation -of out nation U eomeiimet intentionally made to bear heavily upon the Intercut pf - -another- -.XhatkcKlatiom adapted at il jJ meant to be to the apeclal lnteret of Hi own peopiei wuroiien pr mim u , equally wpon tho aearal component in tcresu of neighbors. Thus, le leglsla ' lion of Great Brhari when we kt mew- 01 a rival niUon, win naturally aoounq with regulations of interdict opoo tht . (rtxluctl of toil or industry of the - other which come in competition with lit own i and will pretcnt encouragement " perhapt even bourn, to the raw material of the other 3tate, whicn H cannot pro dure iiaelf, and which ia ettentlal for the me of ita manufacture, comperi'ort in the market! of the world with those of Ha commercial. Such i the at ate or the commercial legislation of Great Britain, a it bear upon our interest It ex- ctodet, with interdicting dutiet, all Im portation (except in time of approaching (amine) of the great ttaple production ol our Middle and Western State ; it pro acribet, with equal rigor, the bulkier timber and live Block of the aame por - lion, and alto of the Northern and Eastern . part of our Union. It refute even the rrrtictof the cWr"!! 'tn " a charge of dulf upon the Northern car tier who brine it to them- But the cot ton, Indlaptnsable for lheIrlbomwhei;l:T.iMJiarfi;'&r delivered will receive atmoat duty free, to weave it . IntQ l fabric for :.pnr, pwn i wjeir, to the de- ttructtoo of oar own m inufichire mhlcb tker art enabled ihu to o.ndereeli. I the aelf protectWig energy of tbia nation ' eo hetplet that there exist, in the'polit - leal institution of our country, no power to counteract the biaa of ikia foreign legit . blioo f that the grower of grain must ubmit to tht cxclmion from the foreign marker of their produce ; that th ship ... Vtn mnii dimantle their thips the tradeorthe North ttignate at the wharves, and the manufactnrera starve at their looma, while the whole people (hall pay tribute to foreign industrv to be cUd in a foreign garbf. that the Congress of the Union are impotent to restore the balance in favor of na'.ivo industry destroyed b atatutei of another realm f More just and more Renerout aentimenta -will, I c"'tif, prevail.. H the tat Iff adopted at the - vbtttealoA of Congre aball be found, by -'xperiencer bear oppressively rupon .. . . . rtht Intereua of any one section : of the : '-Vnion, h ought to be and I . cannot doubt iil be, ao modilied. a to alleviate its burderu...To the voice of just complafnt from anr portion of their constituents, j thcReprcstntatives of tho States and 'FtTpTe wirriieTeriurRwijab . Rnl tnni lh dllt of Ihft Inrelvfl Bat eo long a the duty of the foreign vihlf operatr cmtf it bounty opon ihe " domestic "article while" the planter and "the rherchaht and he ahepherdrnd tha "busbsndmanf shall be found thrivlngia their occupationa under the duties im ' posed for the protection of domestic manufactures, they will not repine at the prosperity shared with themselves by their fellow citiacrw of other professions, nor denounce aa violations of the Const! tution the deliberate act of Congress to t hit Id from the, wrong of foreign laws tbe native industry or tbe Union While the tiiiffof tbe last aession of Congress a tubtect of - legislat i delibe rat ion, h waa foretold by aome of its opposers that one of its neceasary consequences r would.be to impair the revenue. It is yet too eoon to pronounce with confi- . dence, that this prediction was erronenni. The obstruction of an avenue of trade not unfrequenily opena an issue to an other. The consequence of the tariff will be to increabe the exportation, and to diminish the importation of some specific article. But by the general law of trade, the increase of exportation of -:4m:eriIcle.,wiJl..ie...fQlQ.syedJy...an..ia-. creased importation or others," the duties ""iipoft which" will aopply the deficiencies, which the diminished importation would herwiseeaaiofir-beffatt-cexas-tiwrupon revenue can eeldom be fore aten with certainty. It must abide the jtist of experience. At yet no symptoms of diminution are percerxiWe iailie .re ceiptl pf the Treasury. As yet, little "3"tlbion-wftot Km bea..csperineiMl upon the articles" burdened With heavier idtttiee by tholaat Urifl". .Tho -dome siic manufacturer supplies the aame or a n, niiHire anicio- ai a (urotnisnea prtce, and ""'"'Hheconswnef pay Ah nnu ribte 4 the liuvi v ni. vwii uviui fiu.M, .,".'111.11 116 " """MOM otherwise have paid to.- foreign in dustry and toil. The tariffof the last session was,.in iia detail, not acceptable to the great inter est of any portion of the Union, nut even to the interest which it was specially in t.C3dc4 to aubserve. Ita object was to im;oscd by the opcrltlonnf f.;rel.; . UI jj not 10 h,:;'",'4, ,h h"'1'" of ,,n sactlj.t of the Union by the relief affitd cd to another. To the great principle sanctioned by that act, one of lho,e upon hich the Constitution, itself was forme J. I Hope end -rut tbe auihoriiiea of the Union will adhere Hat if any of the dj ilea ImposeJ bjr the act only iclleve the manufacturer bjr aggravating the burden of tbe planter, let a careful revitd of lie provisions, enlightened by h practical experience of it effects, bo directed to retain hoa which Impart prouctton to patlf e Induttry, an I remove tupply the place, of !! bt'jri only alleviate ono great national ntercii by Ibe "depretslon oranother. ' CirM-d.txi tkr Trim the New York Enquirer, Dec. I. . . it The hio,KUf Capj. .Ji Jtkctii which Kroutcbl' papcra oftbifpTace- Wthe SUk October. . Conttant, Sefit, t7. Private) Corre- pondence. The Porte hat received the official newathaflhe Grand Vixirr arrived on b I J h Sept. at lh caini at Vrna, by f.ake Leman. Tbe Cap. Pacha, to gain tinae, had decrived the Kutti in, and proposed o sub nit until the H'h Sept.TheGrand Vieier arrWed o i the IJth. It f sap posed that the 'lege baa been rJwd. Ilassein Cey announce the general re treat of the Russian frou ShoumU, and the defot,on the 9th, 1 Jib, and 17, Sept. of those under the command ol Witigen etein Tbe wya were nrumbered with dead and wounded Rustiana Tbe bg' gaee and artillery are lost, and in ca of their retreat from Varna they ill not save a gun. The (Inn-t Seignior is in Ma camp at. Rernia Srl.ifl"V Tbe Trks are in tbe heighr of en VuMatw Qjzr'l de Frantt. f.om our dismay bv learning the agreea ble new thtt (ien'.Oeimir hu beaten the Turk who came from Widden. 500 prisoners. 11 cannon, and f standards taken. Prince Scherbatoff must bve ar rived near Sil'utri with hit reinforce men's by this time ; and Geo. Koth, in spite of. aoaorable tcpprj,. Ntben position against the Turk on the rnd.'to Rudschurk. Jufuilntrf Uaz. Tbe king of England, i In a v rv crlt ial sitastion. It it id, he it afflioted with I he dropsy. By official return from Gibraltar, ther were 98 cases of f er on tbe 30ih Sept. and 18 deaths i ts Oct. 13 cases 18 deaths Sit CM 10) rases, 1 4 deHihs. There was a very violent earthquake at Genoa, about the btginninc or Oct. A great part of the population-were, so l armed that they ran out fcH drced, and 'quire Kit the cause of the delay., of.: jut made great noise. nice in cr.'miml proarcutio t - into tbe Ibrahim Pacha left 1200 men behind in the fortressea of Cnrn;.Modren nd Nasarino. Thftscigo ot .Varna is Coveted with entrenchments, at Jeni Bavitr. Nich olas was present it the siege encouraging hi troops. The"Turkish "grfrrWonrln Vjrna, is commjhded by Ise Melicrnet Pacha. The Sultan left Contantiaopt . I? .' T.L.I. IT ' ' . i camp at Rami Tchiliff -- The London paper are roakiug ibem telves quite mtrywuh the electioneer me pamphlets of the. Ad m. pariy ?. !Thtr. have taken particular notice of ia .Coffin i Handbills. Il Is rumored that the Porte has acce drd to (he medijtrrn of Enghud an l France for the se tlement of Greece The Duke of Reichstadt (young Napo Iron) has been at Sdxburg for aooie time, lie reviews the soldiers with great inter est. His deportment bespeaks a military spirit. The Prussian Gacette states that the earthquake at Schemacha, in Sceinwan, deatroved, on the Slat July, and fih of August, 347 bousea and SO abops, and damaged 179 houses and 33 shops. In divers settlements in tbe province, there was 303 houses thrown down. One half of the village ofltchagaq sunk into the earth, Cafie Fear Bank Commenting on that part of tbe Governor' message re lating to the currency, the last Capo Fear Recorder aayt, " It could not be expected to havr: come to his cxcetlencyV knowl edge, that the Bank of Cape Fear has been paying specie for l:a hotea since Jan uary last ; yet such is the fact i and to Ihi sTaCnnDsrhe-atTrihuTrftra mong- her 1 advantages, the equalization of our ex change. Greatly to the credit of that institution, checkt en the north may be obraimrd-at-ealf-per-e4iUprenut thus placing the notes of the Bank of Vape. t earpn a. footing with those of tho Bank of the United :'Statef A ilSalt Rivet Roarer." Ont of those V WMfert IBaicKwnollsmen balralligator; kml a 'little touched with the snapping turtle,'? went lately. to aee a caravan" of ild bsta. '-After--giving therp a careful examination, " he offered to bet the owner," saya the Weatern Mer cury, that he could whip his lion in an open ring ; and he might throw in all his monkies, and let the rebra kick him occasionally during the fight)," ni:fi::ih Of COUMONi. i)tt I. .Mr. Nah prtktnted the men UUf William II Haywood, skin' rc itineration for reruln service rrnlered (ho State In the Supreme and Sucri-y outlet which wat referred to th romrdnhiee of Claim Mr. NJvn presented a bill concerning the regi read the to the Ju Mr. G pos'ninn vorUy I ration of grant which was rat time, pasted and referred dart committee. f,lroro the committee of Pro nd Crlevaneet, reported unfa he petition In favor of William uimei w ich report waa concurred In. .1 mo ion 6f Mr. Lorele the Judiciary c&mmL1u Btre,)rrtjTicteJ ;to inquire ini.tb-ireauncr,0f granting jo the County Coujit exclusive cogninnte of all ippll'Vtlfjns tor tne erection w gate a. ; Mr. Mftchell. presented a bill to deter mine Wv turveyt of land thtll be made, tvoaabAa. auveyoii tp obtain, grantt from the Ste and to confirm granta hereto fore ftsdo to' surveyor arid deputy sur veforsin certain catet which bill patted Li first reading. . On f.tlon of Mr Nash, Mr- Alexander was lld to tbe committee en the Judi On motion of Waddelt, of Orange, tht Ju liciiry committee were instructed to inquire into the expediency of o amendktg the law relative to justice' eu'l n, a to give to the - execution Jlr,t Jrikd on personal property a priority of lien; end, also, Into the expediency of o amending the law relating to the bond ta'.en by constable for delivt ring of prop ert'y levied on under justices' executions, as to require tsid bond to be subscribed by one credit ale wh nest. On mo ion of Mr. Gatton, tbe Judiciary committee .were, instructed to inquire into the expeHcney of authorising -tt he Courts opn .he petition of any man pitting, Ibst 1l,lill:n, cbUd nwy be recognized at lit lawful child, to legiti mate such chili accordingly.- "O li motion 1r "Mr7"HI on tgoraery tbe committee of Finance were instructed to inquire into ht expedient of eo amend ing the law, t to compel ownera of land to u all the taxable free negroes and mulattoet tli t may live on their lands, nd be bound for their .taae a Tor' IJlber properryv -; Oa motion if Mr. Lore tx, the Judiciary committee ere inatructed to inquire into the expe iency of. giving justices of the peace jur miction of lent property to any amount n it exceeding twenty dollars subject to the same, or lml!r procee dings thit Ciurts are now required by law to noticeatnd obsertrev On motiorjof Mr. Calloway, the Judi dart . comaii'ee were instructed to in eipedirikf "of so amending the criminal iitwj a to" -jromneT H State" and the ae CHeno more speedrTrl jl. to It to pre vent the great etpeno which occurs lathe deU of surh j-ttice'rand fnlothe expe triency of "ao amending the law, a more rrfectOtflly and more rigidly to compel wiinessrs in crijnnl causes to attend at Ihefmay have been sub 1 '. V pitMct, - -t- M. N wlandj submitted ibe following resolution, wSlh was rejected! u Jiff Ttth lernal lxnp"verientl be., initruci?ii?tl quite into the etnediency of establishing a turnpike rof from the town of Mor ganton to Fayeiteville, and incorporating a company for that purpose; one half of the stock of wktch shall belong to the State. .. ' I " Mr. Nash, from tho judiciary commit tee. reported the bill to amend the act of 1 82V. extending the jurisdiction of a jus tice of the pe ice. - MrrQary, from the committee of Pro-, positions and. Grievancea, reported a bill to restore to credit John A. Suffer, of Anson ; which passed its first reading. r Mr. Brit tain; of Burke, presented a bill to revive the act of 1805, chapter 36, amending the act for the regulation of the town of Morganton ; which passed its first reading. Tue$day, Dee. 2. Received from the Governor the annu al report of the Board of Internal Improve ments ; which waa aent to the Senate, with w proposition that it, be .printed. Mr. Mash, from the committee on the J udiciary-,'rre-port rd - a - bill -to- mnd the Uw with respect to the collection of debts from thfr-estai.a of deceated-pertont; which was read the first time, and made tbe order of the day lor Friday next. Mr. Gary, from the committee of Pro- unfa vorablv to the petition of Charles XewTsV of Rutherford. ..Concurred in. ' Mr,fashtfrom ihelJadicjafy eomrni tee, repofed a hill foeey iaing and digea. ting the public atatute laws of this State ; whilt f ttmd thesfirxt tlmeoordefti "eTlo nolor the day for Monday J9ext. ., .... WdntdtH,Ieu i.fOi motion of Mr Cox, the Judiciary committee were in structed to inquire into the expediency of providing some .mode bv which final settlement may be made of the accounta of. executors) xdmioittratore and guar diantv tNt "J - ; f I ' . I I, I Sr.Nei'.l, Dct crry anl hoyal I ,n. lt.( committee on their crt to lke into eon ! .t,U.il,.n ,k. nf'.inr nf illrrflin? ihr State i.nineer to niroini no iy vu road from Fayettevllle to WUkraWOUnb I and Mcsra. Welborn, Meara, Alexander, Marshall eno Bailey to take Into consider atlon tbe expediency of creating aome tribunal for the trial of minor offencet against the State. On tbe psrt f this House, Messrs. Fisher, Ship, Ecclct, Oordon and Allison were appointed on the flrti oTsaid resolutions, aod Messrs 8prulll, Gary Mitchell, ;RuffirTanfr Jwaln on the second. ' - Mr. Nash, from the Jodiciary commit tee, reported a' bill m6re"elTectusrtf" to prevent friuda tor deedt bV cob'rctitfl In truirrMcb wit retd and ordered to be primed. Mr, Potter pretented bill for the im provement of military discipline t which wat read the uret time aoq reierrea to tne Oa motion of Mr. Clement, the Jodie Ury committee were Instructed to inquire Into the expediency of altering the law regulating the tale of property under a writ of venditioni eiponaa. , lit. Kills presented a bill to place Qua kera,. Moravian, Mmonlste and Dunk srdton an cqua) footing 'with the other free men of thla Sta'e t which was read and referred to the Military' committee. .Mr. Silntclalr presented a bill to pre vent tbe falling of timber In, or obstruct ing the run of tbe Yadkin river in Wilket roonty which patted Ita several rea dings, and wat ordered to be engrossed. Received from the Governor a commu nication i dative to a Penitentiary Ind a Lunatic 'Alum: whH waa'tent to the Sente, with a proposition to refer It to th joint select committee on the rent, tcntiarjr and Lunajic Asylum. FINANCES OFr'ORTil CAROLINA, The Report on the Finances, submitted to the preirnt Legislature by the Trea aurer, VVmi Robrdtr Eq entirely too long for insertion in this paper. W must content our self with brief Abstract The Funds which came intoNhe Trea a. a .a. surer a handa, on Ma appointment last D ' mniii.tvfl In 91.4.11. Tha r ceipt' "during the year endLvg oo thai Jul tvov . d.iru io u.e aoove, rnaae tnst sum t .. . , a . . .. a i a fH93,13, unapproptlated. Ti.r State owna t9S7 Shares of State Bnk Stock. 1304 Sbaree of Newbern, and 1358 of Cap Fear Stock, which, etti m.tert : glOO each Share, ia equal to 8JJ9.900. There ia also due tbe State, it., m various sources, the sum ofga.0, 000 The state owes, to tha State Baik 83,906 t and for Treasury No;es, gl55, 330. All this ia exclusive of the Li er kiy imUnterotl Improvement Funda. Litertry Fund In Cash. S?,07S. 473 Share Bank StockrZ47,36o,--Du"iMM the late Treasurer, 838,184, .for which judgment haa been recovered against the executor. - There ' also bclonga ta this fund -the dividendi that may be declared on-1063 shares ot CapLX car and. New barn Bank Stock, and tbe dividends on all tbe Navigation Stock ow lied by the State. - Jarffga JnArytmew MnijThia con slalt, 0f Casn 6,95? r Judgmanl agatnsi late Treasurer R32.803 i bonds for Cher okee land, 843,552. Making an aggre ,Ktftyoli5fJ,$I this fund, 'he diilenda on 2,66? shares of Newbern and Cape Fear Bank Stock. It appears that tbe balance due from the late Treasurer, aOcr giving him cred it lor the proceeds of the sale of bis pro perty, U 23,388 ; for which sum, jung meot haa been recovered against the ex ecutors, FayellevWe Obttrver, Supreme Court bill is, before the Mouse of Common intrtwluced by-Judge aA, for the better organixatioii of the Supreme Court. It provides for the ap pointment of tjourtk Judge, to-receive the same eomncftsaltnn xt is ctven to those now in office. When any vacancy occurs hereafter on tbe Superior Court, bench, such vacancy is ont to be hUen, but that the buVineos on the Circuit may be regularly attended to, the bill provides V. . e a ta" that the Supreme tourt Jiinges, anaii in rotation occupy and ride the vacant ivir cuila. Hal. Kegitter. Wyei. .A bill has been preaehte Tby Mr. Siintclair, and passed a second tead ing, for the relief of Wivea. It provides tbut the aevefatSDertorConrtt shall tteve full nower, upon the petition of a wife. (due proof being made, that the. husband of such petitioner is a habitual drunkard, and therrbf neglem o provide ppor4 for hia family and destroys the proceeds of their labor,) to decree that an property thereafter acquired by the wifeeithcrjy gift of oifier wise Ihall ttf tecuretl to her, M :mi;n"?? f nd-aha I not be fttAltJS: for the .maintenance of herself and family debts of her -husband. "The new Odvcrnor'of LnwerCanad) Sir James Kempt, has confirmed the ap pointment of Mr. Papineau as Speaker, and further recommends oblirion to the past, and union and good feeling among public men. tin j.'. (, But i.rt,.,. .i ....tcly) t.nnblj Uoum anu lt, init tj )i lormer ' crrt an J otcniir.l by If Mi. warA I lit al.m n.l Out liouri r ... ij new, ann ry tomwouioni Die M U lr ' n4 pleawntly sltuBted. A great brjia t be hu! In the prtmta. Ala, will be aolj by the wUerlUr, threo tracta of Land, eonuinlnf 7QQ or 800 tr.ru within 4 milra of 8libury, ntu the Wilka! boro' toil. The land la joo.1, and srell tlnbtr. aJ i and will be old all together, or divide io ill purebaaera. A rrtannsbUj credit il b Ifivea for prt of tb purctuae money, Tor ur ber pailioulara Inquirt of BENJAMLN HOWARD iVr. ia8. " 3uj tir : fT -7 finTEB ill.be aMd at iWliwflf ihe Jtu. atriber, 4a. Tuesday ihe 6th.of iamury , a. at,' the folWwIrtf 'propenyhtkM.giftg to tU" estate of rhamaa Bcaty, aee dec'4. Tbre likely fVrfr AM, rd one AVrre H'tmm, tnd virioua rklraof MnmktlJ furnilurt frheq ' due attendance, and twelve month credit. Bill be given by ate, ' ' rlAVLBCTT. Jtrwr Caution. V, TIE pabro art) eautioMd againat (radii for a note of band given by myaetf Wn Hrawn, (or the aua of ail doUrt bim! im cent a it haa been paid, and is In. , 3.4 tMrar IW. 9A, 18. a. i ... A BUM. ARCJi. Suit tf Xrih Caflins, Unctin tuUt SVPCKIOrt Court of Uw, Oct. term, HJg, Catharine Shy m . Michaal PJu. p. tltloa. fur divorce and alCmeny. - Whereu subpoena and alias have been kwutd aninat tk. defendant In thia caar, ami which were returned by the Xberift of Lincoln county that the asid defendant waa not found i aad pracUsHtion having been atade puoficl at the eoart4MwB door of aald county, by the aaid Sheriff, tor th. dtfemlaat to appear and anawcr a commaiwted by the aaid subpoena, bjk! he having (kited t ia therefor ordered by court, that axiiie fc jriren 3 nwnllia in the Wretero CaroHnsa and Raleigh Star, for the defendant to appear at tho next aiiperlor emirt of law tab held for Lincoln county, at the court 4oa in Lioeohiton, on tb 4tb Monday after "the-4th Monday of Mirth nexV ttenatd .there; to anwer or ctmir to tatd-fic.'MberrW it will be taken, pro-7 eonfeaao, and adjudged aeeordiagty. tfitneaa Maon Henderson, eierkv ol aaid eourt, at. Lm enfilon, the 4th Monday tf September, 4." p. 1828, and in the 53d year of the ladrnendeoca of the Uunited. SUtra. 3mt57 LAW80N HENDERSON. P III ir ulAMBr.rU. to- tbe ue of Imm1,' m. alary Street, Admtrix. of John fttrret, de'd. to thia eaie, it aooearinr u tb aat'rafactinn of the court, that there ia not per. sonal assets m ttu handa of the Adminiatratii to aatlafy the plaintifT debt j ami it appearing fur. ther to the court, that Nimrod Street, Baswetl Pafde, and Frances his wife, Jabet sturrv snd Nancy hi wife, heir of John Street, dee'd. era nnt inhabitant of thit state, H is therefore or dered, that publication be made in the Weatern Carolinian for three veeki aucceaairely, that they appear at the heit court of pleu and quar ter actions to b held for aaid county of Haywood, at the eourt -houae in WayneavilU, o the fourth Monthly ai( December next, to vhev eauae, if any they tan,, why judgment f!n! ball not he had axaJntt tbe real eaU of Joha Streeiraet'oVtO' Sktinry the ptantilTa debt and eoaf. tVlrneaa Robert Lw. clerk of oar ask! cnort, kt office, the ht4 Monday of September I9if, end in tUa -&3t jear -of American Inde pendence, .laaued the 1'S"nf October, 1828. 3t47 -- ROBF.RT LOVK, crv ft(r f .VmK-CmtUnii, Uavw4 eta if v CitTERIOR Court of Uw, October term. 3 18. Petition lor Divorce. Eleanor Cole-. mn, . Daniel W. Colc'inan i It appearing to tha iallsfarrirm-of the emirb fronvtho-feturnaf 4h. BheriuTbhTlJiKnTKEnr thu atate, therchtre.va motion of the ptiipttw", hy her attorny, Felix Atly, h ia erderea by tha eourt. that pubueaUon be. made! for :-an eeu weeeasivelfiin- tbe- RaWjh ur and IVaatcrL Carolinian, fur the deferxlant to appear at tha next auperior cwi.-t C hw toe Haywood, to b held at the court-hnnae in WavneaviDe, oa tha id Wednesday after the fourth Monday of March next, then and there to plead, aiuwer or demur to the plantHra petition, or the aame will be taken, pro con!eo, M-t for hearmrexparte, and decreed accordingly. VYitnea John B. lovr, clerk of Kir taid court, at office, in Wavneavillr. the 8d Wednevtar after the fctirsh Monday of Septeniher, 1828, and S3d year of Amencaii Indnendcnce. otSU JOlIX.B.-LQYi;.criv ftri'IE subacriber ba just Jl returned from tho NnnhY with" as good an a' sortment of Jewelry, IVatchc, Siher.JVare, &V. ss was erer offered for sale In this place i hi Jewelr)- is of the Uteat importatinna, and the moat faahionable and elegant k'md to be had in anv of the Northern Citiea : elennt Gold ami tilVr Wairhn , nlain Do. , he. ko. And io a lew HUTU, iiu m.ci.t - - rnent t MHtarf Oimk. Ale, ! kwda.of .Sff; ver.rVar, kept eonatantly on hand, or made w mA-m iu. .hat mitlo. All nf whujh Will be M" lower than auch gooT ;wra Bier dpo4 before in thu place. The pnblie are respectfully inritel to call al examine these goodai their richness elegance, and?hBn"tclt0 ftil "f piques th0w whth to buy. All kind of rVatchet Repaired, and warr to keentimer the ahop i two doortoeiow fourt-htiuse; on M ain-et reet. rtOBERT"WYNNE. ?n..iH'i. if ?lTf?vjJl?!?r - M..m era f . BURB'E Count Superior Court of U,' "term'l .... . n i: wintered v Conwyt Petitkion for-- lvoroe. - rdered ' 1 V VrOMri Trm uuJfiitMvn ur -- in the Raleigh Register, and Weetcrn '" ; niai, that the rh-femUnt appear ai ne and plead on the 4th Monday of Jl Gien nder my hoJ W. W. ERW . I". CT. '3wt55 " Br E. A. Jv!tWl,i l -,. 'J i 7' J-
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