1 t-
MXUJIIIY 20, 1823.
ams. jackson.
In our
last, we announced 'the
death
jcnei Jackson, tri e of the Fres-
5tlentVtec
t of the United States ; we have
tincc rece
ived the Nashville Republican
i ult. from which we conv-the
cf the C6U
rawing l 10t'ce of that distinguished la
ity's exit tc another and a better world.
Died on t
he 22d inst. at the Ilermitaee
Sin-the-
624 year -of her a gey-MRS
iACHEti rUCKSO wife of Andrew
ef 't)f ilthhtcfc hadior sotnij months
been-mjre.aciicaiiJ inan uuai, pecame
nicked iit,B'SPMj?Jtbjt5,1J'
jj-jjr
fcw days iwisoairatisftrrd to the heart,
iiod in moment r apparent convilei;
ence, termlnd: without ri groan: or
Vejm&k hrrweW pent life. '- . 9.
ThU ynelanciibli event, . which hsi vlsi
llferJamiJjritht3?iakahle sorrow;
nd clothed our community in sadnesj.
will excuse the folbhg faint snd brief
notice. whic tnougn ur inenor to ine
wig1'? ;'of h'ear'Virturiiis the best offering
Ve r;an"mfte eWesanrye n era
ted memory. The ?listory0f ftlcs Jack
on from her early. years is - hsely and
fconsidennff her sex remark ibty con
. .... .L . t;,.i r
netted wyn ine "ip' tt , m our tuuuiry.
Her father Col Joh'ii D inelson, who was
a jrentlcmin of fortune,; probity and enterprise,-
removed with his family, while
he was Vet a child from Pittsylvania
eoyntfr ytthepUc.of he? biU ,,io the
Western country f anaseuiM tnwnerRtt
Whood on the banks pf the Cumberland
heave moneers naa 10 cngoumrr.- ne was
tilted In the -hrirne of manhortd and ihe
flash of success by the Indians in Ken
mck T? At t he- i im e-G-n re I Jan k son
first came o this country, ahe tvss real
ding, with hct widowed mother, and in
Antra 175 lsh'e became hi wife.- - Hh
wctfVfidW'ttara
. . "... 4 " , . 1. . . .
Indian and fctrcitsn wars, nis aistant ana
dangerous campaigns, his frequent hat
ties and triomphsr made her a silent- but
anxious sharer in the dangers and glories
of the potion ; and msny of her relatives
following the standard ot ner martial hus
band, jjsve her a more painful interest
In -our struggles. Gcrieral Coffer, the
husband of her neice. was always in the
front of the battle and her nephew, Ale
inder Donclson, fell gloriously fighting
br his side.
.tdjhe';t,e,ceftt;poi;Uc3j9ntcst
in terminated ao fortunatelj: forjheinitjL
tutiona of our; coqntryrand honorably
the4Hwatte
the same connexion subsisted. In order
,io obstruct .hu course jo just popularity,
i and rightful power, she wis made tho ob
oerous sivstes couia mmci." - Ana rro-
i videtice, sfterpermuting her to witness
the downfall and confusion' of those wbo
cbmmTtTed' "these atrbcluesVt:entlr with
I dre w ber,wounded spirit to the mansions
K f tcrnn ".wherctbe. wicked ceake
I from trmtblinjj, and the wcarr are at ret."
II' n afttr death the course of public feel
'.tig is hlended with her name. The hon
Icrs with which it wis intended to com
Imrmoritte. on the same day a national vie
Urr, bnd the triumphant election of Gen.
-sckHon, were suspended by her fte, id
lacliinged by a patriotic neople for nub
I lit espressions of respect for hrr virues,
pnd rfcrctwri.herdep rturci And those
hho in the evening had eipccted to salu'e
r i'h joy and drulation, hurried next
Iwnmr? to look for the last lime on hei
-isii naie countcnasae, and to follow hci
pd remains to the tornh. Piny nd nee,
pocenre and childhood, the brute and
't fir. the humMe and the exalted.
uncled their ttars and blessings around
ftrpravc, and attested, in accents of Vep
f i spontaneous sorrow, in sobs rf after-
t converted into agony by the awful
Tt!tce..pf death, her endearing merits,
r1 her rxemnlarT life. "
la the chauctcr of this excellent and la-
.
Nntcd lady, feminine charms, domestic
rues and christian perfections were
'fd. Htr person In youth was beautt
' her manr.er was always engaging, her
'per cheerful, her sensibility delicate
mild. Sbe was a tender wife, an af
-tnoste-frteiwlt anignant mistrest a
rous relation, 1 kind neighbor and an
e christian. . Her pure and gentle
tut, In which 1 selfuh, guileful or
Vicious thought never found entraoce.
n throne . of benevolence ; aod un
' ttobhr influence Iter faculties anfl
tTe"eofTstaht1y detbteavt6tt1ie'ea
01 hoipitahtf , and to sets of kind -
0 feed the hungry, to clothe the
to suddIv the lodleertt, to raise the
Me. to notice the friendless, and to
ort the unfortunate, were her favor-
occupations; nor could the kindness
r soul be repressed bv distress or
Perity j but 4ike those fountains
KN using in deep and secluded al
V Oow on In the frost of winter and
KH summer's heat, it maintained
-arnj tad refreshing current.
Thus she Uc3; en jjtfst. rr l
preached, her patience 'and resirr.siion'i ':
were equal 10 her goodness not aa inv
patient gesture, not a vexatious look, not
a frt fill nor'ant Aaomii'l kaai Kul I... 1..I
a fretful accent escaped her ; but her last
breath was charged with an expression of
tenderness for the man whom she loved
more than her life, and honored next to
her God. ,
tDITOIWAL SUMMARY.
THE LEGISLATURE,
Oftbia atale, adjourned on Saturday, the lC.th
mat. after a teuumjA JfiJij'iveDai)i4
pubUc and, 1 19 private ac(cand :,7 .rttoluHtnt,
were passed,- - . . ' - , : .-
tit will he aeenby oiir exfracta from the Rat
egh panera, thnt the BANKS were left ist
wnerc ,titieywxre..4aiodtyt,
Perhaps it is well for tbe peijplf, that they- are
(f aW; but we still tfiink ttmetUng pughrto
nava wen uon-on in iubject.'- Let us aubmit.
hoeverjaothe.yearMiLtruat to timerand,
.The aeaaion baa xeea ivcmlong one t but the
w tne ttme ana money cnsumed. But lew im.
pbrtanfactf haV e bc'r.n pmed : the act erectinir
ihe County of Mucin t the one in relation to
relation to Constables leviei, arek pertapir three
of the most important pasted. 7.A list of aU the
public,. amLiucloMliSL pmMs. acta.it are im
mediately interesting to this section of the atate,
will be foundln-today'a t'aper.. We shall here
after give a lynopsUof the last doings of both
Houses, in ortfer to show what disposition was
made of the mass of business before them.
I!nt chin G. Burton, Esq. late Covernor cf
this state, baa been appointed Gov. of the Ark
ansas Territory, in place of Gen. George Iiard,
deceased. Fifteen Hundred dollars, we believe,
is the salary. . .
The Dank tf Cape Fear has declared a divi
dend ofiva per cent, for the last 6 months.
SNpvVV We mentioned in our last, the com
meneement of cold weather j Saturday. Sun
day, and Monday; the 10th, lttb, and 12th,
wer acvwely ;old- days. Ow: .Monday, night
there. Was a M of raow... Tuesday morning pre.
sented a sight which had not been witnessed
for. twayear,4hc gMUmTm
.as frigid, and some rain has fallen.
Thf Public lln'uls We have beer, favored
twill. l.,Kr 11 t. V' '
if?W.iba AtaJhaiilepMafrom-the Commis
sioner 01 me. ueneral Land nflice, showing the
qusntity and quality of. ui belonging to the
. United Sute, -uns-4l. 30i h Jmr, 1828; the
?een in mariter : and !Ue lune ! :... wa,;-, u
was subj-jct to be disposed of by forrign sover
eigns, bet'ore it ccme under the dominTim of the
United-Slates, f hia is a vatiit,! VTdcu rhent,
containing much useful and interesting matterin
relation to t!ie puljlic land". Sucli of cur inends
as are dei"ns of ,eing it, can have tlwe privi
lege by calling at o.ir office.
Littl-ton Tazeweil has bc:n re-electeil Sena
tor in Congress from Virginia, without opposi
tion.. The appointment of William Clara, of Penn
sylvania, as Treasurer . of the- IJniied States,
which was madj by the President during the
recess of Cohgrew has ben confirmed by the
,F-if'-J)a, reference- ta'h bat f
nrta) NamitI I. T T .la ta SB S i
uvil Engineer, out at the state's employ. We
fear internal improvement will progress slowly
with us. How ive ire deprired of his wluable
ferice!'. Jt does appear to n, .tjjjv, lQRUVCatf.
tma gtrcJ tO'-ork left Landed ajout aU her ptib-
lie iraprovementi.- Th Boar4 of fMf nal lm-J
provements cannot make judicious expenditures
of monev, ilhoi:t the instniction of some one
skiTTe'T 1n6pograi)1iya'nd3ivll IcnpncerWgr
! ht .ray. are lui effurta of the atate para
lysed, and her fcsourcra wated.
jTaXa JJ.iixr. It will bereeollectedthatsoine
time last seavMi, a man by the above name, a
citizen of Maine, was arrested by British officers
near the borders of that state, (where the
boundary line between the U. States and the
Uritiih proince of Ne.Bnirtwick is in dispute)
taken before British authorities, tried for reM
0Nf conduct toieardi Idt Majniy' f$vtrnmenl,
and imprisoned some months in British jailav.
For this rmtrsge on the rights of a Free Man of
this Republic, the Administration have, as yet,
rieglcced to obtain any redrera. We notice,
however, that Mr. Anderson, a Jackson member
ffiin Maine, has brouglit forward resolutions in
th tat? of RjMmtatWev tailing- i the
Trr s'xlenr for information relative to the srrest
arH Mnpiismment f Baker. Justice will no
doubt be done that injured citizen, b) the new
adm'nist st'on.
8A if J t nft-T ball wm given at Guion's
flotel. Kst'tjn, in ommemoration of the c!sy.
.ffii'i, nick it the m. ' he rtaire between
Va,hingnn rity sr.d Alexandria, waa run away
with on the lit ins'. The driver, and a number
of ladies who jumped out, were severely injured
tlioe who remained in the stage were unhurt !
" Ur ft. -"mfr, The -Katitmal Castte, aya
Iterf srtft b-W tbe ewrte, fer the- Mh of
March neat. C5 Jrkin, and 23 Adam mem
bers. We are inclind o think the fUzette has
made a wrong eHtimste : th- re will 'probably be
at If atf ;g Jirsnn to .timi mn In that hikt.
Freth Skatl were caught, and offered for sale
in Savannah, Georgia, on the 15th January.
Cmatlr ite-tVm, B. Tockhr, of
Northampton enootvt XI,tt,.JeiTeya. t Ca
welli Alexander Gray, nrRsndotphi Archibald
U'DryjIe, of Moore; Thomas L, Kenan, of Da
plint Nathan B. Whitfield, of Lenoir and Gide
on Abton. of Warren, have been elected Coun.
cillors of State for the present year.
L. Trusters s ji Univtrjty John Giles, John
M. MarbeaJL John li . Jaitey- llogla-WaiMeai
and William si. Mhows, have cmrw eteeted Tra.
tees of the University of this state, to supply va
cancies. -
,V.rrJv. The Legislature of New.Vork as
sembled at Albsnv on Tuesday, the 6th inst.
Peter Robinson, of Broome county, was elected
Speaker of the lower house i the vote was foe
Robinson ICS, Mr. Norton, of Monroe county,
16: the Lieut. Gov. presides in the Senate.
The N. York Enquirerof the 9th, which we re
ceived on Fridsy morning, which hat been only
dsvs in rearhing us, contains Gov." Van
Buren's Inaugural message t it is a long anj able
iicument, such an one as might be esrtted
fena its diitinjuialied author.
i c r-.
tlcC
(io u raryTanJ,,Mi,'plice t-T
lii'0 Kent 10e connitutioml term expired,
J cSirV E- MitChe"
'
.Connterfeitt. The Favetteville Obsenrer. of
me cm inst. aayj a g50 counterfeit Cape Fear
bank note was detected in that town a lew days
since. It was badly executed, the narte of P.
Andmm ma atifllywritten.' ' : " -,'
Hon. Gabriel Moore, (a native of Stokes coun
ty, in this state) will, it is expected, be the next
Governor of Alabama. - The first. Kit. of that
atate, Israel Pickens, and the prtsent, John
Murphy, are also nativea of thiajtatt.
e received the followlnr
tibn by mkil, from Ralefffh varid it also appear
ed in thC Joumal,lof,thia . place, of ibChJOlb
ultimo: . . -,l,?;"tf:,:,lf'';f . 'irf1;'-.;'-'
ed P. W. and dated. Oct, I Q, last, bee-a
leaTtrrespectrallyT present his thanks to
JLvtruserrjwns
you noticed bis cpmmunlcasicfi. 'of. that
' t 'i'L'-i- -Tt- m. ,, - . . . V Jx'- .
tue wuqerness ot papera vh.whichyour
office ia filled' (Telegraphs, rio doubt,)
. s e tj . t . 1 f
toe couniy eaitpnai remarks accompa
nyingits publication mate full amends
for- sucl.delay.J-....-l..-.-..-...-j.l-;V,.:7.
The srrtter of tVWutterly denies end
disclaims the authorship of the publica
tion fa the Journal of your town, which
you have been pleased to charge to him
in your paper of the 23th Nov. and on
whtchyott-hive-rremarkediTin "terms
evincive of the atate of refinement and
morality to which the press has arrived,
(your press, at least ) He is, therefore,
as well as the individual to whom your
remarks were no doubt intended to apply
unfortunately bereaved of all the enviable
distinction which they were intended to
confer- , .. . ..
Ah Editor of such chaste morals, such
hke'and refined feelings,, and of tucb ex
quisitelr tender sensibilities for rtcjeel-
theyiafWhlrtfltKf
matters," have given no offence but in
support of truth, cannot fail to meet with
a
ampie encouragement in a community
wiiosc cuiracieri may ce assimlliteq 10
Ms. .
P. WT did not see the remarks in vosr
past, or they would have been sooner at
tended to. P. V.
Dec 18. 1828. - -
Iliit fevr of our readers will probably under
stand the drift of the above, unaccompanied by
explanation j we. will therefore give a brief bis
tor of hat has elicited thia itarch'd effusion
from u P. W.M
Some time last fall, we were advised by a very
respectable cilixen of Montgomery, that a gang
of counterfeiters had temporarily quartered
themselves on that county t that spurious U.
States and State banknotes had, in a number of
instances, been palmed on the ctttaena t and it
was the general tpinion in. the. neighborhood,
That TTiey were manufactured; 6r" at feait ftrei
put afl,nat by, these suspected persons iliSt ac.
rordinelv, three men, Lewis, Blakely. and Grif
fin, were arrested, taken before twemtgrstrarer
in Lawrtneevilie, and examined; but as proof,
poritivf iu not forthcoming against them, they
were, as onr informant thought, and, as it seems,
the Judge and Solicitor of the last Superior
Cmrff 'Ttromrhr," toov-ve
charzed." These facts had also reached 11a
through other channels r we therefore rctt m -
duty bound to make a publication on tlie sub.
jeej- not nnly q put the teopb; on their guard
ag-tinst receiving the bills, but to induce them
to be vigilant In bringing the guiltv fabricators
nf-ihem twcV-tojitstieey ihrvHh whvte-jtnfm
they had unfortuna'ely slipped. -One of the
magistrates above montioned, on seeing our
publics" ion, and miconceiv,ng its object, (which
wss alone in'nded 10 caution Iht psolic against
the counterfeiters, snd their emissions of base
money) wrote us reply, complainisg that their
conduct had been wrongfully centured : We
published the reply, and accompanied it with an
explanation, that no cetuure of the magistrates
was meant to be conveyed) that the terms
" improperly dischsrjed," were hastily used, and
only intended to convey the idea that the cul
prits were sinsrtunuirfy (for the eids of justice)
let looe on the community without a more
thorough exammstion. fn these renwtts, we
used no harsh language towards the au'hnr of
P. VV.;" we called the counterfeiters rilUano
and m.ikr, W did not apply a single oppro
bioua epithet t " P. VV." We did express an
opinion, (in courteous language, however) that
he waa the author of a piece in the ' Journal,'
(of imilsr.importso the one originally sent us)
the style V which was coarse and unmannerly 1
but we arel satisfied with his diidmmer of its
authorship.
With theee few word of explanation, we
would ask the dispassionate reader if he thinks
we have -given P.- W. cause "for writing such
a " production- ai the above agalnvt us-- "tre
had not spoken of him in terms of bitter irony,
and bitinsr sarcasm, si be has made a tame at
tempt to do of us 1 nsy, we had used nothing but
hat.
lander anJ filth, 'We the reople and Pmns'
rress.' Thxw who know us intiaxateh, can
readily appreciate the ill grace witt Wtch an
insinuation about our " morals, . comss.troro
-" wn arre uink's-ia of hs east. It floe
no? necome emnginonais in. ,oo 01 1
confidenc of, lbe rectitude of thriftwk to.,
duett fw .their purest actions are but pins In
the sight or te reat Autftor 01 tne r exis
tence: But we wish no concealment la selatloq
to swr morality, ws are ready to submit our
"morals" to the test of the severest serstinyi
and if "JP. VV." has mrl nerve enoagh.to suf.
fer bim to do the same, we will then ate who U
entitled to throw the first stone."
I A letter from Bogota, expresses an ei-
pectstioo that Vice ("resident baetander,
instead of being executed, will be permit
ted to coree) to the United Ar.nf
wTSeeurn! tie Iwh u, wS . Ca J. 10-1 ..Cotton 9 to 10 ewta,
being welTslpplied with T4rras, we pe.d 5
guilty with fa bold face, we eoS.fe we wel bMfI'"f '.'J,:
bonnredbj an txchsng, with that able adveate 'J W"-? ''r! "k
oftherio?", anddowrwrwlitintheewn- 3 M tent, sc6un , Ofofg.a. I fit W
. vTT ' j .1. ..r Remark. The sales of tha waek in Lpland
01 our nai. at hw rH(i uv uivt ,cuh.iei u, 1
tn triJajr, Cadwallader Jones. Mars-
den Campbell
and Andrew ovner. were
elected a Board for Internal
Improve"
rnents, during the present year.
On the same day, the bill to provide
fcr the gradual diminution of the capital
stock of. the Banks of this State. bV the
purchase and . extinguishment of ahares,
and the biil to compel the Cinks'to fe
deem their notes with tfieeie, w.ere inde
finitely loatjioned. - -
as .
The Season;? A gentleman ent to our
office last evening, two rip apples, with
a irancb of .the tree attached, several
sprigt of the peach- tree, and the wild
ieiamine,alUo blossom, .laken from a
.firjiy4tt6l
wnero iney grew tntftcopen ,atr, exposed
9 ice weamer. - rr . .
OUSe of ReDretentatlvea nremW nA
resolution on .the subject ot the traffic in
slaves carried on in the District of Colum
bia, and referring it to the Commitree of
tnftjJijtrtct to inquire into the eipedien
cjeflre vising and amending - the la w on
the subject, as well as the. propriety of
abolishing the Slate Trade in the Diatrict.
. r Nat, Journal, 7th imt.
"e 9t wsw..ij
iJleaolutioni have been introduced into
the Senate of Maryland, by Mr. Nelson,
in favour of amending the Cohsiitution pf
toe United states, so as to prevent the
election of the President from devolving
on the II. of R. 4r providing an uniform.
mode of election by general Ticket in all
the states; of abolishing the intervention
ur electors; and or limiting the ehgiiiili
ty of the President to one term. ' 1h
The Ac Torifc Commercial Jdvertiier,
ofhVSd instrw? s-naesffisriTie'
on Wednesday it was yer.y .cold, clear,
anri bcautHul j yesterday it was wet and
r . t . . . . .
uncumiortaDie ; in me evening it wat
bright star-light i'and now it snoti fuH-
ously."
Cahe Fear ' flank. The notes of this
BankTlaynfeTFaeevife Qbserver,'are
completely at par with those of the United
States Bank, and that Ihc Branch lnthat
(own ptomptly redeems all notes present
ed, of whoever Branch, with specie . or
United States Bank Notes, at the option
of the holder.
Gov. Owen. The following merited
compliment to our new Governor, is from
a correspondent of the Elizabeth City
Stan
I was partirularlv pleased with the
Manner an whkb Gov. O weri wa elected.
He was ninety , ihiles from , the cenejof
action attanding to the cultivation of his
farraTSt5o'" n joytrig "alt lho,e " Wsarngs
which domestic life is calculated to be
stow j an without solicitation orV his part',
he was elected Chief Magistrate of the
;sifSuter:This :wai" li'innoiifd be iPwaV
honorable to him, it was honorable'lo"
those who alectert him. Porr ssirrp;- as
thoJe" wboalecterr
be does every j fiuality.pUtllsted J9. please
united with well cultivated mind. I have
no doubt the people will ratify the choice
which their representative -bare madtN
Finanett 0 Virginia -The available
li'erary fund of Virginia is said to amount
to 1,200,855 dols. the fund for internal
improvement to 1,604,400 dots, of pro
uu. tive stock, and 465.128 iols. of un
productive stock. The Jmes River
Co-nps'iv his raptndro 1.260,000 dols.
t a revenue of 29,673, Dols. and pays
71.673 do!s. interest ho difference be
tween the revenue and the interest being
charged on the fund for internal improve
menu
Evander, is ree- ived, and shall be attem'.ed
to.
THE MARKETS.
SaUilttrii' Pricto. Jan. 17 Cotton in seed
1 to 3 oent. corn iU to 5, pork 3.50 to 4, but
ter 8 lo 12, flour 3.50 to 4 per barret, wheat 4J
to 60, Irish potatoes 43 to 50, sweet do. 25 to V),
brown sutrsr 12 to 15, coffee 20 to 25, salt l.-.'S
to ! 50, lins').woolsey cloth 30 lo M cents.
FayeuevMe, stia8iA-Oottnn t.Sti "to" 9.
hsron 6 to 8, peach brandy j0 applo do 40 to 45,
nMt li t 20, or 35 U40, flaxseed 5a, fleur
5.75 to 6.50, lard 7$. molas.es 39, sugar 10 j to 1 1
salt 1.25 to 1.50, tallow 8. wheat 1.20, whiskey 25
to 30 U. 8. bank notes 14 a 3 per cent pre-
(Cotton have been fair at the rangeW our rj'iota-
tiuna, but principally fair to good ean lots, V
a 9 1 prime, 9 a 10 ets. Home lne" brarUs
have told as high as 10, a lOj-theV latter de-B-nntuni
ta warce. " " ' 1
- - , .,. . . a.
f t.tmjlf a fJamden tn,..K wheat M
corn 40. oatl 30. ult 87 i
Baltim, Jan. I flour 8.00 to 10 00, eot
ton 10 to 13, whiskey 24 to 25. bacon 10 to 12.
hichmond, Hrf. Jan. 9. Cotton 9 to 10. flour
7.62 to 8. wheat 1 JO to 1.60, crn 45 to M, ba
eon 6 lo 7, appla branrly 30 to 37, old peach do
90, whbkey 29 to 30, leaf tobacco 2 to 9,
North Carolina bank b'.Ca3 discount, S. Caro
lina 3Georgia 3).
feteibvrr, Flry. in. 9. Cotton 7 to 10,
flour 7 to "7.50. annle brandy 40, peach do.
44 to 75. salt L" tobacco ? 50 to. 7 85, wheat
1.40, whiskey il to 35; N. (
Jto4, ?.Csrna ! i V't'c
... -,- - ... , ' 1 . 1 1
Carolina nans puis
1 r A' 11 . A llata
rWi-, Jut. C... Cotioi SI fa lll.f
6.50 to 8.53, cotton bstrjing made of bemo 13
t- "1. wheat 1.C2 to 1.7a. oalc tann't! nil. I3tf) . u
er C9 to 26, hemlock do. 18 to 23. hams 9 to 10
s itf id Sd, apple brandy 58 to 40, whiskey 2?
t') S, leaf tobacco 3 to 12, yellow beeswax 23 to
v;...,....rsorth-Carollna bank billa J percent.
dicount. South Carolina 2J, Georgia 4 Vir
ginia lper cent .do. t . ,
Columbia. S. C. Het. 2j.Cotton 8 to 91,
flour 5 to 6 j, whiskey 37 to i5, bacon 8 td 10, '
wheat 75 to 100, com 40 to 4J, salt 87. .
. mimngtm, Jan, 7,-!--Cotton 8.50 to 9.-torn
40 a 45, beeswax 22, bacon 8 to 10, salt 40 to 50.
AVwAem, Jan. 1 0...Cotton 8.60 a 8.75, floiir 7 to
7.50, wheat gl, bacon 6 to 8. rait 45 to 10, -
peacfTlrrandyfiQappleio, 5QrwhiHkey t3: -
Botton, Jafi. 3...Cotton 10 J tol 11. flax 9 tolf),
flour 84S to JZ;ofCiS&:4'fi4;'Uee 3 to 5r
annle" brandvt7. tallow 8. ,
LsIt ?ien: Dee. Sfi.-Cotton'o, Aour 650 . -.
Hri W 7v-wUlccT.2i.ta-3?rrattow 6.' "North T"
Carolina :Tank bills Uto "l8per cent.discmint.
- AWOreans, Decs 6.-4jnislaria cotloa S Cl. ""
13 fl 7.55 to 7;30i whiskey ,25. . .
MARRIED
vill Holland to Miss Harriet Holland, daughter
Of Basil Holland, all of Iredell eounty. 41o, on
the same day, by Wlfiam Harbin, Esq. Mr.
Jeremiah Moore to Miss Emilia Moore, daugb.
ter of Guthrie lloorcall gopd frse h'Mel
Jacksomans. - tCamfBtmfcateo.
, " , DIED, (
At Washington Furnace, n jLincola eounfjr; 1 . '
on Saturday morning, the 10th January, after a.
severe attack of fever, ,Mr. Caleb Connelly, of . -Burke
county, JThe- deceased was a young than ' ' r " . .
of unblemished ihoral pliaracter, who combined
manly virtue With a suavity of manners that en
dearcdhim to all who knew him. But a few
months ago, he waa the picture of health, and
judging from his unual cheerfulness, might bo
supposed to be the last of his associates destined .
for the gravel , yet , death, without respect,
comes upon alt, and " the hour no man know
eih t" and his shaft, when once levelled, nonet ' .
can evade. In the bitterness of their grief, it ' .
must be a happy consolation to those endeared
by the tender ties of re " " ZZZ-
he died as he lived, respected and beloved by" 211 1 ZZZ
all whffkneW'himreiTeemedby Ihem as one of" '
of uod, ' an honest man." Lommuntcated.
. Salisbury Light Infantry Blues. -
OlT.ar? n-rjulred to appear in fill Uniform,
at the rourt-'ffotise in Salisbury, m Satur
day, the 28th day of February next, tho
last .Saturday In the month. As Capt. Lcaily in
tends resigning, having been appointed Adjti
tant of the rogime&tr you will bV-reotitred to
elect, on that day, Home suitable gentleman a
your Commander It is particularly deniruble
therefore, that et.ery member of the company
stoutd'-beneTyatlnWaitenitahre: , "
Bv order. JOHN II. 1IRDIE. AVc'y.
January 19 A. 1828. 6t55
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
B'
Y virtue of ta-o Deeds of Trust to me ere
cuted, by John Klutts, I will aell at his
house on Wednesday the 4th dsy of February
next, the following tracts of land, viz :
One tract of land lying one mile flnuth-East of
Concord, it being the tract whereon the aaid
KluttS now ht, adjoining the lauds of John
E, Mahan, Andrea? Corame, -shJ othere, coa
taimng hy esthjiartoft rrthety two aftij a wairiftre." '
One tract cnnVtyed to ib snild John ..HuUi.;
liy Tobias Klutts, adjoining the foregoing tract,
and thftlanda of JofaX..Mahan.and othats,cnn
ta'minir aeveitfv acrea. more or less.
One trett eoneyed to the aaid Klutts by Paut
Bsrrii-ger. adjoining ' the Ferguson tract, the
lands or refer Dry, tienrge Lytaier aiKi otners.
eontatntng one hunrlretT acres; mure or Teas.
.-AUo, one othcrtract f land, conveyed to the
said KhiMS by John Conine, adjoining the tandr
of Abel Conine, Sits, Conine and others, con
taining forty cra, more or leas. . -T -
Also, at tlie sarnie time'amt place'and Vf vTr"
tue of the Deeds of Trust aforesaid, 1 will aell
the. .fa'! in.pr wnal jPPtrty, rU
ftii tiegroet, Ktekiel, John, July, Jude, Betsey
snd Jim 1 eight head of hore beasts, among;
hich are three elegant young animals of tho
Dion and Florizel breeds, the o'hrr five aro
good hrm horles j about twenty head of cattle,
a stock of hogs, a road waggon, and gears, ana
I louse -hold and Kitrhea furniture.
The aSle ill continue from day to day, until
a'l the above mentioned property be sold.
Ttrma made known on the day of sale, by
JAB. McRfcL, TrsMsre.
Jan. 18. . 3t5J
NOTICE.
A LI. persons are forewarned from trading for
Im. a hftte of hind," for one hundred dollars,
given by me to Timothy Haney of South Caro
lina, Union District, dated in August, 1327, pur
porting to be due the first day of May 1828, as
1 am determined no: to pay aaid note, it being;
obtained from me fmuduleMlv.
3153 WILLIAM WlSF.MAN, Sen.
Davidton ftunfv, J. C. Jan. it, IH?8.
""11 JVkWlU.r.Y hing reumed tlie duties of
If Jt Uer ScKtt,' rtqueVT tha slaairuus jtf
sending this quarter. 10 sdvlse her, si soonest
rn,Merf WsiW U4 aK- - Tha-vr-ous
branches, useful and ornamental, in which
he gives instruction, as well as her tertr, havo
heretofore been publialied.
SaHt'mrt. Jan1. Pi. 18. Ml
tux ftftVc.
ON the 2il Ttmrwisy ot reoniary neat, at
Oi Uta dwsdlioK iX tUiabth. i'kkaaa.
dee'd. of MeokUnberg, 1 shall UTev &x asie
Several likely J ecracio
Of the estate of W m. Pickens, dec d. Also, if
the same time and place, the Plantation snll be
rented. R. PlrKI.JSS, .foir.
, . v. tf irm, Pieken taVV.
...jAitnnn, 1 s.t 829. , All
-CciVon (vTn,
IJOa sale, w. We nf rti?, 8rt Cott.
1 Number 6 lo 15, inclusive, at the Factory
prices, fmm FsyetteTiH. Apr'r to
Sahtury,Ma,5, ir8. 111
Im!, or Jlislat'l,
rpllF. certinVate f two !' Capital
1. Stock of the State Hnk cf North Caro
lina: for the renewal of which, ai)nicikn will
b made to the Directory of iid Ha ik at tta
snnronnats t.rae. JU. 1.. iir..uc,i..
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