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I 1 , JAM 67 31, I02J. C M .V 15 ft IV. V. ThiUPMt tl'IVJOP.tL SQC1ETT, Feclins desirous of increasing their fundi, and finishing the interior aft their church, and outer unprorcincius th'tt are iucnstry,Hke the liberty of oi of 'icf? another Concert, on iitcrs tojtonsUt cnJtj ' of Iiadies arvl .i" " -ITT. t"'i, A f.i.s. thtnit itr.tttmt. J -jhf tfjencc of, Miic .; They h are "tcnr jtrtmtmklhc 'iwLqftQWCjJleri ticmeH from a neighbouring. town, itho, for thi'l and taste, far exceed Mill thins usual in this country. M to on that evening. , The Indies of the Society stncereiy hope, thai ine patronize of an enlightened public, art attcwl their efforts; and that the tattdnbilttti of the object ieill draw narv to thi Theatre on that ercninz. Tickets mah be had on the crenine of performance at the. Theatre; and at ani time previous at the Store of Hotel. ' . . G1 . faliabury, March SO, 1879. , Jl'GE HtmN, "7 Mo Wmtrrlt tannwcllera4, that late correipondent, who w rites under the iignatnre s ".Vox pulr," end who m certainly supc'i'ir to trc c( mrtion order of newspaper con. thntof'fhmiil hi-4liiflit it fteccasary. t0 make an attack on h- conduct and motive of .Wire Ituffin. in resirmrif; bit office of Superior Court Judge; and accefting the Presidency of - Ue SUt-- Bankr-v-.- . Whatever the fcotives .of the Stockholder! my have been, in making thclatc change in their presiding o(Tcrt the prrfent incumbent certainly not responsible for their correctness : Charity, however.- would suggest that tliis i . .. nrt frum a rnnwioitcneiia that the ffain of that institution had been so injudiei. ously conducted, ami in credit thereby to much depressed, that they required abilities of the first order to brieg them out of the confusion, and reatnrr them to a aound condition. But I repeat, it matters not wfcat mipht have heen Meir rnotivta, 1 hope there is good nease and calm reflection enough in the community, to man ur fmn art. , am? not bv the acts of others nor upon rajfue suop;il'n au to nrobahU? motives. Hut hy shonUl Judtre iiuffin be burned for rrsijn'mfj bi office of Su perior Court Judge t It has always been admit. il"at!rv illachtfit to that offire at - -(ofanr-inaaeq e ""'cu'Bi- ' "r. cfM hi(h "aitainm'ent!; that hi acceptfre of . . . L' it ...A f - - that ftffice wa mor"thc' result ."of accidentnt " cirmmanee, Jhn the cohh quence of any obli?"'"'. or sen of duty on his part arid tfct Wiieneveffie trmnnrtnee that placed Mm there should ceaae to ex'nt, he was perfect. W atTiKerTv ttr crait he-'rr-inH,nt-.nd.-aQ that an anxious desire to p'ense, by the variety of Instruments, Voices and nTufie. can dictate, tci'l be attended eiieralry was thia ma.xiurdjinJhU light,! be dug from the earth" in" "Mecklenburg eouRty.. , . ! "L-irT rlT.r-ti j u :f. r.c. ....I that on tne US! rail lirtun. IJ? mc grncra, i Aa nilglll uc CAJimcu, iiiir-intrtr- niu..i.:. M- unuVratandiuj'.tbat we cou'd not expect to re- Uivity into all branchea of business.' The heavy ' tain him on tU '-Ofincbowj.tfwf ht9:heahH wsiwiure which ta bonkg dowo the jRCpks,b0hs o much restored. Had he simplv resigned. I people bT ITiis stale; bears but- lightly on-ue tnd returned to hia lucrative practice, no oue ; brethren in Mecklenburg ; and will soon, accord- would ever hav- tluweht of taxing him with I ine to the present course of things acarcely be aonlitior erovclliiig mntltrea. fie might then have received every fee that the Hank chose to industry peems to be revived there ; mtclianica, give him, and not a censure whimpered against mer hais and furipers, begin to wr counten Liu. Whs then U 'here in the act of taking ances as pleasing as they did in better timrs. upon hinself the general management of the Bank affairs, that debases and corrupts the otherwise innocent and justifiable act of resign iDgr In this land of freedftm men are ordinarily left to pursue their individual intercs world it matters not how cealmial . ,. , . jr r - 1 . dhn I and the non perf.-mance of wdiat mor- . a ims call .mperfecj obligations ha never been t louifht sufHcient TO llPtrfy the- arratgnmg of a wunui llie rrvai uuunuancs n iiui.cjit iu -..- -i . i n,., ., man before tW bar ot public opunon or holchng him untoDubhc scorn and uetrstation. Ihei obligation to serve one's country without com-IJ (hteX B03,iping. wufT-loving old Hollan iien,at,onorw,H, adequate pay. is to my m.nd)(le who!u.',eK mt cliim m,,puted broth. iessthan an imperfect obligation. But suppo. with a pair of drum-aticks, and whose sing that there was any obligation at all, the Le- - M restres, a , Ieat;-having Xulrure of the State haa voluntarily diaeharged K . f,hll0uh a's inUllsfrioils V . t.. u:. : . juago k- iro-T h oy accrpv.n .... 'K"-' "- in swmnin .v remembered that Judge- Uuffin is . -falling into the ve low leaf of vcars." his health very preca- rioua V-liWlTarw ftmtvf to-jm - houKh A? ,hL din!t0I la1bo;,ou, Ur"' T?. members more conspicuous for their contracted bw eaVneu- a good deal of weakh, it br tooew of ant o(iic;0Ui jntererence in a.u-ll tratyaasin Kor fin sITTlftll tahftrr flf ttlllt 11311 r J'' .... ... , - i- i . a.J L C at f teaming has gone .0 pay ,lnrdetof oUera, Is , It not then cruel to stigmatise a man ljus pub-' Z bdy for doing what every chriat'ran is boimd-td . do: namelv, to make a decent provision. for his; own hoiueuoia. n s very p.am iiwt h . cua,. -- v ..i.r. . ,. ..-.&!., ... r t epr 11. on-1 Broachincr election of Jnd(re of the Supreme Court, and the trick of Ihe thingia easilv seen st.rnunk l A At-ir1 frnm thp well earned reD. utatittn of Judrre Ruffiiu' bv accusing" lilm vfl avarice-arrd BnWrfiewy.-lft.tbeieallll avrrt 9 rnnrh a TK.ia( tile ."lUium ana lie- t 8tation,rfrom Uk I at W1 WW fWWTaHy mn4 mi the same time, by the use MlpTRitnti .and hat eena, to give his pretensions the easy by, is aUundoubtedly very cunning, and may make atrajeht the path of promotion for some friend. I know not whether Mr. Huffin will be a can didate for the above nanvd office: nor do I know that he would accept it, were it tendered to him: I presume no one can speak authoritive. ly on this point. But the presupposition that he would leave hia present occupation, for that place, is a complete tUtpper to the mouths of those who are singing abroad that he is air .for . money j for as to the consideration of mere do!, lars and cents, his present situation is vastly preferable to a seat on the Supreme Court .Bench certain, witha chance of making at least as much more bv Dractiainsr in the courts I rin the cjtv of Raleigh, in the bestlay that has : fallen to the lot of nv professional gentleman Afitbjto my -knowledge-; and he assuredly the bftju!j9 ia ileUriiiinii.; nUlheril 'miy init Li fonvenienee to five it up. WouM he wil'in; to accept the vacant efiVe of the su. preme court, ami the cxinncU of the aute ahould reject one of the mot accOmiIilieJ (sr ofliccrs o( the prrteut day, man Mho would have done honour to the Enliih bench in the t!is of Hen. yon and H itler, U will only be anutlirr evidrpce of the fatuity that hi Jonff osciir.l our pub lio agents In tuppreMitig the talents that coulJ reflect honwr on the name of Nurllt Carolina. This attetipt ui vindicate the coiJuct and character of an injured iitdivLlual U dictated by a -nie of Mtnmon Jn'tcend I re r ret that tilt Ia,-k hu faljeu iiit'i nifh Jecble hands. I hop air that ) wi'wJI w'tlli pleavire gC K 1 fh)C6 In your ctlumns, . , ' ' ,3,0, re rii kbitoi or rai wOtritj cAaoLisriT. falwkiwl WKH V" . W IkM iMkMl ' rr Uw toata k wu ia. fi.ti.ffn - KiwUUlU baai of every, virtue. Falsehood uiarjeemiahc.be the-foonduiofl of ery,kref,;,telJ'M. --itwvyi9n hf otfjref; iider br the rtver - Voua or U U .y ia lgtlt and darkne to es x.at at "Jcal bf the Wtyi a ' V,f0UJfa , the adac fceliu l'fch' iiw aamc wrae anu in me same piace, as v ir j same mind, in indivitlual, ier vices, the The barge, then, of lie, agair.at an or society, implies the charge of uther inf nanl)le commnion of falsehCxxl. I feel it difficult to exnrest the-sentiments cf indignation, that the perusal of a communication I mark of regret at bis departure." in your paper o( Tueailay Ut, aroused in my 1 The Dublin l eeeman's Journal, gNea h" lot. mind. A mtnty quotation from a splenic and i lowing delineation of the departure of the Mar. aarcattlc writer of another age, is invidiously q'liaj ' ' i introduced to sully the fair fame of the charac- rh procesaion, ici-berf 1,1 f, iu tcctimula tcr of our Town. ' What private caa our cor. . ting in lart fukti, until it reached Barters, respondent had, that made him do it, in of little town, when it aMiimed an atprct J immuKv. imnortanre to the nnblici for no d rival e rriev. It was at thia place, certainlr. more than a mils ante can i-tiry him, Tor publialiing such a sweeping chatge, , . There are spots in the sun, yet we a:e do- beama. That we tare our share of tale beaVera, and scandal gatherers. In common with other towns similarly aituatrd, is true i but that reli- gioo and virtue abound to tender them ai in. dn injr lishable as ihe meriilian beama of the iii'iiifti aiii ii 1 1 1 at n rtp BLf nr aa ni nraii r isliis f i riv bibbs aon do the' apota on Ina disk, is moat true : .Ttien by degr?d? tn) n in t'i eatimatioo of our neighbours, why pluck the tosefrom an iuaacent cheek, tnd clap a blister there. -' That the. remark made in another age, when comparative ignorance and irreligion prevailed, should apply to the enlightened and religious people f gslibiirv. b 'he mot remote mnner, is a slander of the'grosHest nature em the in'elft gence and religion of our Town. VrmrcvrreapoiHleat muaccrtainly tee through a jaundiced eye. I think it is Dryden, that has somewhere said, and ald trulV"norre judge so wrorig as tho who thing ami " If I have eipreiued roy entirr.ent too harsh ly, attribute it 10 AMOH iVHlH, CM. It is but reccnttr that machinery has, to any considerable extent,, been put into wic-ct-iwful operation in this !tn(e. U'c underhand '.hat at the mine in Mecklenburg worked by Caldweil a ad Co. (commonly calif d the Salisbury company) the operation of pulreriaing the r;rk, and washing out the ?'ld, is ei'furmrd by ma chinery, driven by hotse-po T. From fiflern 0 twenty hand are ettplnve 1, and the product of their labor 1 about 500 worth of OoM weklv. . - ;-. At Biv1i'i (or Charlestorj ct"n,-any's) mine, the operation? are. framed Hv mana .f ieam power U'c are not apprfat-d bF he aver age amottMteftiie prtwMUJntUl obtain ,1 at thi. ptasef but tjndertanl k doa not. vary ..awphJ.nof..-, r from Aarabove menTId-ar ' - FJ? ?? AluoKewRtlWi. of -Tfcaia . aiinhbcr if. imallcr rnmn.nln. and rndivLJuals, ho find mor u Bnlj ilftily. TpTCvall.Telrinjr Ttr the Turklah war 1 but averaging f.om "5 cents to 5 per day each I if the vast preparatlonr rdalhiK trnw hew ;'. ihe campaign, pnjh rmm wmcn.11 w.h oeen max irom iuw SiJlrv, wprih ot (lie precious nictai must weemy felt by them. W are told that every brairch of " CeiitVmati." In a catalogue of the members of the Legislature of New-York, which desig natea their vocations, &c. one of them, a Mr. rn areuruuiii iv 11:11,.. . e r - 1. terei an.' with the Vyon, from the City of New-tork, is put tercso. anu with the 1lowf n g . gentleman" by profession. We 'yk , C) rt-P.tiiow not .what peculiar qualiflcations are of honesty and fain 1'.... .1 ir i ,.... . .1 i- 1 necessary 10 tuiiiuiuic a man, 111 111c esuiiiuwuii j . &w.Uye , . BiemtB, by , f we nco , , dlrfC', rf r 1 .1.-. iipentifui;sprinkled.primed some twelve . 1. , "r'ul ' beaver in ttiKuln? other peobU'tbutiw)- put down as a "gentleman;" but wc notice h h; M Dayton, in a epeech delivered in V . ... ' ' ;.:,' .,: IlaitllCrS CAWniiuuu; u men it at 1 vissa as;-iuiivf uui H itM it r,lUUankedi5& . - f,1ilt , Inll.m Kkm fia4T ,,jfl -in rrtatirrrr to the8outh,s.does justice fo , hprnmln , i..,, ,n,i forhe.ranci.. n f h(. , . WfWrtion for the yt r South ilia a hnd of generosity, of hospitality, of talents, and of patriotUm1r I BaVf long Te ganled it as a bulwark of genuine republican .Us.Z,;Thes(; are noble and magnanimous sen timents, worthy ot me best days offlnr-prifM' We RibUiiJftaif,toiktd tle"noU,Mitleed jn the acceptation which f caTne'Jlftlf rmd mend" w Hwnse - -Perie'OadtuSria- not a place in the directory as such but in the most ennobling sense of the word, a 'gentle man' in principle as by profettion, in politics a9 in manner. . . The Senate of the United States adjourned on Tuesday, the 17th inst. till the first .Monday in December, when the first session of the 21st Cougreta will assemble. The session was a la borious one j a great number of appoint-, ments were made; upward of 100 military arid na val appointments were confirmed" on the lfit((, comprising all those nominated by the late and the new President. -tCj Several advertisements, and other arti- tides, intended for thi week's paper, are crowded out for want of room: they shall be duly amended to m our next. .Vj.ij.'.ee.--At the jfehl.a! election, ul taken pUce in tlt sUte, the Jacktnn eandilates have succeeded by larjre majorities, (ien Tierce, veteran of the devolution, and -al ous supporter of hiscom;anion In arm, Andrew Jarkaon, is elected (iovrrnori and Mevrs. John llrod'teail, Joseph M.irnrnoin, Jonathan llaryry, Thomas Chtndler, Henry Hubbard, and John W, Weeks, tll friends of Jackson, hare been elected members of Congreast they compose ; the entire delegation of die state. FORKlQtf. , The Loiithirj Courier of the ?5th Jantary, an. nounces, poiwely the spintroent of He Ihiti of Northumberland to succeed the Marquis of Angtesca In the-Lord f.htrtenancy. of Irelanrl. ' lleave taklngtinthe 2d of February, auj wiuUtnd hrfptthg trial Ihe,neck efthr-leth. rTtulcrurdepsmmsfrr Irrttnd rthfrkhiloui isf. Corjmh liihe anot which enawera "id lobe favorable to the Protestant, though ' fcj';wnn vt ihvuvinuwmihi iram the uovemment of IreUhd, appean'to hav;"";'" "v"" - " : caused great regret ammg the Cathdie party ! Attica, F.tt'liand OtHer province! ChlCf i f hat country. The Marqois left IMlin on occupied by Ci reeks. the ipd January, followed by a large pttion of) kim. the r"Pult, and the shops even cload u a ana a nail in lengtn, ana to think ol Convymir i 'dfa of the feelingiof the people is out of the j queition. On every gate were to be.aeen pla- i 1 woumMuvi a sai. u i vz asiir- ia jg-ri a ta'ir, j 7 for ever" Civil end ftdigious Liberty" j " ,,0'n with Welluigt." At a respectable private mansion, near the itock, true symptoms I f moiitiing vcre exhibftrd. There were. pro. I jectlng from the a ill. four pole', from each of f'Wpicn was suspended a aiip of buck crape, And in me centre wa. posted a placard, bearing the Mlowing, perhaps nU cla,w, but evidently ex j'rcaiiyc jnscnpuon t -i - u May lleavea'e power Protect each hour Of Anglesey and may The Duke and Peel for em cel. The grief of Erin'e eons this day.1" - At two o'clock the procession reached King. town, where Admiral Sir Charles Paget had been awaiting the arrival of hia Noble Brother. The applause, mingled with eipresMts of execra tion against the authors of Lord Anglesey's re 4tt, became nowtrtmendoua - Every lip utter ed a viva foe the nobh and diiintere.ted advo cate of freedom. The steps leading down to the barge whlrh was to convey to the iihin the ral. lam Hero of Waterloo, were covered with green cloth. At thia moment, the scenery sbout Kingstown Harbor, naturally beautiful and pic turesqiie, became sublime. Every rock and cliff waa occupied, and denae ratss of anima ted afl'eetion, bounded the viewia every direc ( tioii, before Lord Angleaey embarked: Fmt iK XnhYrk Untuirtrl ' London papers to the 35th January bave' hrtu received by an aTrnrtl at foa- ton. Yl.t aubioin tome eitrarta which dr WCOUflpn SHO Intervention COntlOUe 10 1 or, be true, and he is determined to re pair' the reputation lost, he will listen to v.- . fc. .Vl ! .! no terms inrou" Tncutautm. The 'eVacoallori of the Mores; br"the Fxciich ,js "Ifnojt complele, Col. Fabvier "has asTtrmed hi cammanJ of the i Grecian Army with increased prospects of sue cess- Lord Cochrane, on his realgnation, re linquislted 20,000. of the aum which the Greeks had engaged to pay for his ser vices, on the condition that he might re tain the title of Grand Admiral of Greece. An account dated Odessa, Jan. 3, says that the winter had att ii with enexam pled severity ; as far as the eye could reach the sea was frrten, and no ships CDTjId enter or leave tte port. Despatchea from Liana, dated Dec. 26, state, that the port of talona, on the north coast of the Gulph of Leparito had surren dered to the Greeka, with 100 men, Alba nuns, who had been allowed to return to their homes FROM THE SEAT or war. Advices from Odessa, are to the 3d of January. The winter was unsually severe. The Grand Viier, and tho whole army were (Dec. 25) between Aidos and Shumla, in cantonmentsahc rigqur ol t he . winter. d mitting of no active operation " Tarrir Pacha, whb'cbmmanded part of theTurk isli fleet at the battle of Navarin, had re - 4yrsia - maTCh part of their for. ces assembled at Adrianople to the Dan- ube, whither I ehanam, ugicrns Had pro cetded before with the Asiutic cavalry. Larcre reinforcments had been sent to Erzerumr" Hnssern Tat-ha 4iasben-a4icJ. ieeded at Choumla bf Halel Pacha, and jam "ft Hatnts bHck..JI he most ur maments to Asia, 1 and the "Porte wilt make a reat display of force In the spring Down y to the 25th Dec. the greatest tranquility reigned at Constantinople. The roads on the frontiers of Turkey were said to be covered with snow to the depth of from four to five feet. OEErfcE -7Lord Cochrane has resigned his command in the Greek navy. ; J" ..M.fr.Stratfor'd Canning, and the Russian PieoipotentiarK left Foros Der. 20, for Malta and Naples- Geo. Guillcminot had saiied Dec. 18. The fort of Salome had surrendered to the Greeks. Tho Journal des Debates contains a nHrnrurom Commissioners ejf the Oreek Government, J,!rese(l h ll.a Monirfhof the Triple Allimcei in De her, 1827, !wo montln fter the tattle of Neririn. At that period no dctermin .! , l . . . . uon naa Dcen taxen respecting ino imnu within which regenerated Greece should, for the present, at least, doubt, by the triumpliant re$uht of n action which they believed to have been fought btr the expreii ' command of the Allies, clalmc J more exlenilte portion tf territory than the -Jatler teemed willing to eranf. even ftt?r the occupation of the Morei by a rrcrrcb Urmy. Tbtr lmlt that the beat frontiers would be those which present (he iHoflett possible line of demarcation i Oeal to the mountain! of Tbessalv, and fcf.,. i.ti.. r.:... Tk....i. Amor Oppidi,H entirely misconceives llie noiivt of a Correspondent In last week'a paper. Tattlers, tale-bearer, eave-drop.ers, and the whole tribe of that grnui of animal, ought, eve ry good cititeA will admit, to be hunted doan, and whipt ou1. of coiorounity for they are worse than ratsbane among a social, Christian people i And the Vv intention of our corres pondent was to put the hotint and peaceable I (Ktriiun of society on their guard agsimt theK jau!,tlepi,ners of the .ocial circle, and wanton di.turbcre of the harmony of every Chr'.alwn coiiimiini'y. Uur correspondent i as touch a r'neml of the Town, we will venhire to say, aa any citiien ii.it; lirth, interest,, nnd every consideration, con.ire to attach him to it i of course he can feel none other than a lively con cern for its character. We will do our torTc spnn.dent the justice to say, that he did not intend the (option to the unit in question, should be published, but barely the earerp itself but of this we were not At firrtJOTnscd Till! MJllKETS. ., ,SoAiry 'eV,-UaiicA2BiftMM.rottcn l in 1 cent., corn Uo 2J( prtrk 3.30to 4, bm trr b to 12, flour 4.50 to 5 per barrel, whek' 50 to 75, Irish pctatoe 40 16 50, sa eel do. 30 to 40, henwu.auatJ2 loJ.5,,f ofee 16 to 22, salt I.V5 to 1.50, homespun cloth 18 to SO, wlnskeytO to 25. bacon 7 to 9, freh shad, 15 cents a piece. Fcyetttville, Murrh 18A. Cotton 7 to fij bacon 6 to 7, peach brandy 55 apple dn 4U to 4?f buttf 1 10 to 15, corn 40 to 45, fltx-eed 9', flour 5 to 7, Iartl7, mobuaci 3.' a 13, sugar 10 to 1 1, salt 75 to 85, tallow 8. wheat J.C0, wruVkey 5 to 26 1'. S. bank notea 1 a 2 per Cent, pre- mum, L'apr Kear, dUto. I 1 !. Chartnttn, .Wank 14 . ....(Motion 8 to 9j cents, flour 9 whiskey, 28 to 7), bacon 6 to 7, hams 8J a 9, bet kind f bagging 20 to ;'3, salt 40 to 48. corn 45 a 4A, colTee 2 to 15 ... N. Carolina hank bill 1 to 2 per cen. discount 1 Ueorgia, 1 ditto, HfUimrgrirg, Mil ( h 20. JJoHon 7 to 9J, our 6.50 to 9, apple brandy 45 a 50, x.'ach do. 45l75 aalt 9,1, tobacco 3.50 to 11, wheat f.5fdl.n2J,Shiakey3-ito35j N. CaroliHa bank- bills 2J. 8. Carolina I , Ueorgia 1 to 2J-Uari (hmbia, X. :CMartk 20-Cottbn 8j .to 9, flour 61 to 84, whiskey 35 to 45, bacon 8 to 10, a ' 7.m a " . ' k MfS ' - - M. a a. j.H a . .av wneat 07 1 to I w, corn wo s, fare or...rvonn Carolina Maiik SW- S a 7 rnt. tliscount. Georgm Batii; Rlllsj 4 to 2 per cent, discount. Chen, March 11." Cotton"; 7.30 16 8.75, tifon 7 to 8, corn 40. flour 5.75 to 6, whiskey '!8 o 30, pesch brandy 45, to .50, apple do. 4 to 45, leaf tobacoS, cafl'cc, 15 to 18, salt 75 to CO, taiiow o, uiu.usica t.i, ocrr In this town, on Thursday lit, Jlr. Jane Trey, .reh'cl of Mathew Troy, I'.sr. aped about 70 years. She was an exemplary member of the 1'resbyterian church, an unaffected but useful and respectable member of community. She died the death of the righteous. At his seat, near Tbyatira Meeting House, in this countv, on '.he 23d int. Joseph Kerr, F.so. aged about 70 years. A staunch Whig during the Revolution, he waa an ardent admirer of our happv form of government, and the probity and firmnt- which inaked his course, burr testimony to the honesty of his attachments. By imltixtry and enterprise, he had accumulated a comforta ble portion of this woild'i good: which enabled him to raise tip a large and highly respectable family. Mr. Kerr wn a ruling elder in the Presbyterian church 1 and hia walk in life ac, corded well with hia professions. His last mo. ments gave evidence of hi confidence of a hap py immortality beyond the grave. On the 1 5th of January. 13!9, at his residence j on Johns Kivcr, Burke county, Maj. Urice Col-1 lin, after a protracted illness of near four monthn. Maj. Collins entered the army at the . . r m I . ' . a a e .1 age 01 13 years as a surmituie tor rus lamer, and se.rvedhis tour with firmness and credit 1 haaJbeeajL. citjien . of Burle county for fhirly five Vesta, and has represented the Mme in the Legislat ure for seremeen years...,. Llia piiblic career in life, was marked with the most strict lability and honor 1 he was a zealous advocate of the. people's rights, and an liohCSl man j ' he hasleft five orphan children to jiment hi irre parable loss. Communicated. GRAPE VINES. lHOX ofTyta.ie vine, of -vseiws -kinds, Jtas im. just been received for the Uowan Agritul .tural Society. Those members of the Soci.rty f6r therh before the1 season advances anv furtjer. e --. .,,40UN BEABUJr. Set').. ThomastbWn 'lAm;Mrtvrrie$-,-&c TOKKENCE 8c Co. have on hand a quart- tity of Thomaatow n Lime, Sugar, Coffee, and Molasses, wholesale and retail, lmfr catk. Likewise, an assortment of IRON, suitable for wagon, stage, and gig tyre, SuUibttry, March 20, 1829. , 3jCl . anke Trick. LL persons are hereby forewarned from tra ding Ibr.a note of hand, given by the i"ib. scriber to ueckwitt),- ttlocR t'edlarj-ror tlie um of twenty one dollars, dated about the 17th February, 1829, and mudcpaynbfe 30 day after c'.ate it being fraudulently obtained, I am determined not to pay it. HENRY SLOAN. JMiK Co. M9r:h $7:t, 1S29J o'.? J those that hat e lost lionet. rnTjllrHK n taken up nn l entered on my M. htry flwk, by (icoie fhker, on flit of tlm month, a small oay Msre, with both of her hind feet .white, some white Jiair in her ftcrj no brand, fourteen hsnds one inch high, sup posed to he four years old tlrs coming sf ringy The said Maker lives 12 or I i mile wr-t uf lal'ubury, Itoran county, near Jacob Kridcr'i Store, ou the waters of I'mirth Creek. . L I.1 AMll ltsOV, J!inftr f tht2J ttfgimtnl I'nitnn flinty. . - 13.9.. 3t62 ----- - .lX.BU&KKXOL'Mr. ,4 'ar i l. fffl IP. auUcrjocr lias a dctlre t- " I X s1 met of I.ANU Inowti--rfir a k Kf I -byhe nam f fW UA upwards,. .Aasikak of hundred seres, whereon 1 Pn, .,'C",, well-frittleL. Urge, lUMnmrKlipoj ewttlMfc Wai, with I tying Bt cr A ( ' -- - famU room a good Uarn, nmith4hop. Pul-lra, and all necessary out houses 1 togeiner with a g'Kd act of Mill VVawand GHaAtdti-M within a mthj 01 Morgantoni and Vim oher ' TRACTS, Joining the above stated tracts. Tho Imorov. menti of the first mentioned tract, are ftot exceeded by any (n the county, forleganoo. , and covenience. Also, four trasta On the north ' fork of the Catawba River, and one on Muddy , Creek 1 several Lola in Mor ganton bctweeu twenty and thirty fjlcly Xcgrocs ; Amoirit them are mcchanicki also a goo.T siirun ami tram. The sale to commence tho 26th day of next October, at the Court-llouse iu Morranton, and continue until au are sold. Tnei conditions r-f the sale are thee, twelve months credit will be given, bonds with appproved se' curitv will be required. J. M. (iUKF.NLF.F.. .WarrA 2l. 1H?9 . 5i6 VilcAts, 4twtn, Scc. fill IE subscriber baa just JL returned from tho North, with as good an a, aortetcnt ot" " : Jnvelry, J lvatefui,T' Siher-Vare,3c. as w as ever 'i;eret tor sate in Una place 1 Ins Jewelry W f tb latest importatiorlv.and th most fashionable and elegant kinds to tW Ink inj - an of the Northern Cities 1 elegant Cold anil Hifver rmctn plain Do.) he. fcc. And in a, lev days, be ill-receiye very elegant Mort ment of MUtar) GJt. Also, all kinds" oT SH vfr.H'arr, kept constantly on hand, or made to order on short notice. AU of which will be sold kwer than such good were ever disposed of before in this place. The public are repertful!y invited to call ami examine these goods j their richness, elegsjteeV and cheapness, cannot fail of pleasing those who wish to buy. Ml kinds .f tt'at kft Rtpairtil, and warranted to keep time ; the shoji is two doors below thd court-house, on Main-street. ltOB,p -WYNNE. Salubwry, Mmh 30, 1U28. 20 N. B. I have recently employed an xcellent workman, who will in Syjtre be constantTy In my shop; aa that .those disposed to parromze tat, " ' inuiy line of business, nerd be under no appre hension, in consequence f mvciuIonal"SjI ". icncc. . . ..ii. i in.iu f i L'' 'how indebted to tho-sniwcrilier, t. 1 Jm. note, or olherwis, are" hereby- mrfifted I 11 inm4iatrly sud make payment. This no. tjcc,wil) apply nor iwrlKuIartpTTOrait those who io not five In the ImmciTTalfne'eh" borhood of Salisbury. ROBERT WYNNE. .VarrA 3()M, 18:9. " Wf I Ytt xlAavAltj). Vi3 at riijiJLiiJL.' Till! subscribers' Witt sell; wthtt-aIr -locksvillc,on Friday; lljelJtlJ day of May - -next, on acommtKlating terms, the moat valuable I'laniation in the county of Rowan. The tract Is sttusted in the Fork of the Yadkin, on Cedar Creek, snd tontains between 400 awl 500 Jcres ; the dwelling house is new and commodious, with ., ! - .... ... suitable out-houea, and s atlll-houset the Plan tation is in excellent repair. The healthiness of the situation, and superior fertility of the soil, give this plantation a fair preference, for all the purposes of agriculture, over any in the county. " Also, will be sold, at the same time, the tav ern Ihute in MocasviJie, accommodated wuu out. houses, atnbles, garden, &e. being as eligible situation for that business as any in the county t and two other Houses and Lots in Mockiville. Persons winhine to purchase, may call on the aubscribcra at any time before the dsr of sale- I. V- JONrJs, R. fJ. JONES. JIrcA 16M.1B29. Cif.4 JXO. CLEMENT. HtrU in n Stove Wanted. W ANTED, a young man, who has been ac customed to attend in a tore,-ii ac quainted with book keeping, and can come re commended by some person of mv acquaintance, uusiness. I'o a peisiin of tiii itcserifition, lib eraT wages will be given. letters to he sub scriber's lsllress, at Tlealtie Ford, LihtbliV county, N. C. w ill be promptly attended to. : IV. S. HlMONTON. March 9A, 1829. 4t61 t 1 1 " 1 '".r" '" . 1 ' "' Lying in Rown and Surry Counties ; JESSE- KIUI.Y-axul.TbomM ?kV executors of Satn'l Kerby, x$. VVilliam CV Bird arid " others 1 Supreme Court, Oecerhber term, 1928. .iirsiiAcjsj house door, in the town of Salisbury, on Mon- ttb43th4a .Uy ,pe,V, about 300 acres Hf 1nrt3tihevm'e'W va kin Itiver.'in the counties of Surry and IJowaa, ... . it being the tract of land sold by Jaml. Kerbvr -1 in his life time to Jonathan Dalton. Terms of , sale, ix, twelve, and eighteen months' credit . the ptirchaer emerinj; Vnto Bod wUfcjfWt.4 security, payable to the C'crk, and the title t. " - the land to be retained until the payment of the . ' purchase money. -' - JOHN' L. HENDERSON, C. .V. C. I Salhbitrv, Feh. 27, 18.?9. IU66 ' i'ottonwrrt. TOR sale, vhnleii!e nndretntf, rii Ci Niriiber 5 to 15, inclusive, at tha f Cottov, actor price, from FayeUcvtllc. Apply to j. Mi'i;rnv..f7!; 'i i . V . I. t 1 .... .f 1. 1 it i 1 I tr. it ' f W!SRW. I l
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 31, 1829, edition 1
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