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without tcrno inue of his plunder, A
Inter writer frtvn Savannah states that S,
had deposited with several persons in and
xhout Savannih, large sums f Gold, and
Exchequer bills, and thst to the writer's
lnol':dirrl these, persons- were rapMjr
forteriin the drpoi:i inti money.', ,
, , , Cumden Journal.
llPRII, 21, sn.
- EICJI tw.iu JU. rt.Aiui;, Ejki. we are
, tlioriJ lf ?y candidate to re preajsit Hor
' an county In the House of Common! of the neii
General Aftcrtttt of Thl stareV "
' Daniel Turner, Esq. declines re-election to
Congress from Lis district. We have here.
MuUt te4 (U Holial Potter, Esq. li I can
didate for 'be situation. We lave tacit no one
else named ass candidate.
,. At Wayne superior court, negro Virgil wi
convicted ol manslaughter lor killing a frllnsi
lirgru, and sentenced to rrc rive W lashes.' An
other slave was-cnnicted of burglary, ami ten
fenced to the aame punishment Mw'm Smith,
white man. was convicted or stealing: t Diet"
of beer, at a barbaru, snd sentenced to recciv
$9 stripes, wetf u en.
jtiafi Mocking. I lie notiae ol a Air. I'stchi",
la Tiogs couuty, New.York, waa burnt down on
the 7th ult. j ami hia wife and three of nil chil
dren perUhed in tnj tv rs.
Barton Bsggett was kiilrd in Hobeson county,
by hgotnmg, on the la inst.
Strnngf -JV. There -if ,v '-pTgin-FrkhkUa
fouBty. tn thii itxte, sayi the Raleigh Star,' with
tta hrtdvtwtrirwtrhf, twnepguer,''wd two
.Rose, all the ret of the animal 1a as usual. W r
Lope, after Ibis, we ah II bo longer h tsaghed
at for affirming, aa a dct, that a sow brbnging
lo the tditor'a father, tome yrsrs rthce littered
tve pig-, as handsomely marked on their eara as
though it bad been done with a knife.
The population of Jackson, tenn. by a ceiuiu
j ait taken, la ascertained to be 687.
The llua. C.C-Cambrel f,k listinguial.fd
representative .in Congrea from the city of
New.Yok,ia a native of Washington, in thia
elite t On a rifit to hia relation in that town,
lately, the citizens complimented bin with a
public dinner.
Judicial Tyranny John P. Sheldon, Esq. edi
tor of the Detroit (MiHiigsn) Gazette, having
made a publication h relation to the official
. conduct of the Judges of the Supreme Court of
that. territory, thej'idges. decided it waa inn
tempi if the court, and fined Mr. Sheldan fct'.O,
te stand commlttrd till paid t the, editor deem.
Inr Ibie bit-hnuo-itdjwreHTrT-. . tneiFtB:,
-'. rcfuied.to pay the fine, and waa accordingly
..l.ldck4 u in jait ! Jaira .if.roit con
ceJviti; lliMf ftllow-citifen te be : the rictimof
an unjust an 1 tyrannical aentence;, called
. pubWcfrettnjr wbiolt waa- atuule4 byMt
than 300 people i at which it waa reKolved to
raiae hj aubacription the aum necessary to re
leate Mr. Sheldon from iraprivnm-nt, no one
aubecribe nvert? " crnTS,'
tn-
order to rive all an opportunity of conti ibutincr
the amount wa toon raited j. and. a committee.
fiumalieiitkhi cair'uuf Hid. horses, jepaired
.to tsa jml, liberated lr.J!.- placed bim in the
earriaje, ai.d, amidst be plarfdtts of the pf op!cfc
thm reitored him to liberty, hia family and hia
friends. Reaolutiona were parsed, by acclama?
tion, denouncing th malignant Veronal hontin.
it manifested by theae judges towards Mr. Shel
don in their official capacity ; and appointing a
committee to circulate a memorial through tlie
territory, for signaturea, railing on the Presi
dent of the'.United States to remove the judi
cial tyrant! from office 1
-Superior Ctvri. Th apring term of the mt
.periutcourt for. Rowan county., wi be Id it this
town week before last, Judge ,fari'n presiding.
No caws of more than ordinary interest, came
on lor trial during tbn terrn but from the bub
erto crowded atate of the docket, a good deal
of old buainess remained to be disposed ot'i and
by the patient industry and ability of bis honor
the Judge, the docket was thoroughly gone
through with, and purged of much business by
bich it had long been encumbered. Solicitor
(General Scott, faithfully represented the State,
jy I vigilant discha-ge of bis official duties: all
offences sgainst th; laws, were prosecuted by
him with vigor; and "the peace and dignity
f the State" was well sustained during the
term. ; '
; Wa"me ntionetl in -oar urt; that not i single
rit was returned at the recent term of the au
perior court in this place we no learn that
one writ was returned, but afterward dismissed
w waiituf Security Tor its prosecution. : "
The jail, at the time our I iat paper was issued ,
a without a prisoner in it j but during the
t-5sJr,tl0,blackf were committed as runaways.
"our IP, whifkey 33, corn 60 cents a bushel ! ; .
Metp,g, Dog$.i-Tiy y ears ago, in the early
'fitlenients of lhia emmlri'ho Wm rlt n
jynuoiesome, that, U btca.me .necessaryo con
w ejfpi4!oeed peiaadtiUHg the-nighti
" - - '
"Wf iriMTl Inun rla..nf .... i.- 11..
m least a of prey consequently, but .few of
- ...V- V-;. 8T WVflG f M IT
Hnot sufficfent to furnish wool for the immedi-
useiui animals ware ra,il in lhn riavs
hie necessities of the people, in making domes-
I IC Cloths for famitv nut ' Tl,. ,V.t ...
"'led themselvee with the Tefiection, that thfe
notl wu fast approaching, hastened by the
w peofllinj cf the country, when the thick
L TT rmc orded hiding places to the wolf
Z y ? broken upland cultivated. fields,
rk cl nmrrcsia, ana pastures covered
tit) Mieen nd nn .ti. -rr....i ,i
.L J eyei ind encouragement to the
pes of the indiistrinn. far .mi k.;f
industrious farmers and thrifty
luae-wives.
These
"fever, have i been but partially reauaed. Tbrt
"J"' MlaeeU. have dinnr) . ftiV Knu.1
uiu e inianigni siu.noers or our
MwiT f0',1! ,th? ny longer robbed of her
iimJt moin T. tlx it the axe and the
1
WW their lutkipJatea and
PSf,L,rden nd they fiave been driv
I .B-lmidateA internuoable
e
tnrae rapci(Mia brutes prey, lus not broufht
accuntv to the ahrep nor benrfit to the lr-
nieri beats more Vuracimia (if posible) than
thev, have auppfird Ihrir pliccai beiitt, on.
tireu and r arej up by turthtt I TUe
that are fd ami pampered from our very
tabl-, a'alk forth at noin-!r, mj slaughter
boleorH of sheep, as It were for mere p"
time whrrett the wolves were uniatty aatltfled
wifh making a meal from a tingle fil!nr. of the
drove. Every farmer who has attempted li
raiic aherp to supply the wool neceawry in hia
own family, knows U.it. tu be a .aefioua a id
growing eiQ - Scores o4 Urv and uaeleis ifeyT,j
are kept by almott erery family rrn those
whoae seamy me anr srtrcrlr itlbrd rt?iriri i
comnrtabla, subsistence, must .have i 'pack of
hungry bmisl, or worthless eura, and not ui
freu.uentlyitb4ri)nci4 Vpon ttcai, lo help
devmir the few pound of mrat In etpre for a
needy family) The inevitable consequence ia,
thet orheep-rr ahnoat dally fallinjf a pfey
Iq the craving appetites of these half-fed brutes.
These remarks have been drawn from u by
lite cUcumatance, (a circumstance of quite' fre
quent occurrence) of a farmer, near thia town
loaing sonieYn or eight sheep in one night, a
abort time, s'nee, by aVje. . Another gentleman,
nill nrsr. r town, had upwarJi of twenty five
beep killed and crippled beyond reeoaery, in
the middle of the day, by two or three worthless
(Liga. , And in. December last, another gentle
man in the.eiTe nrlhborhood, had 8 or 10 fine
aheep killed by dog It is discouraging to at
tempt to raie aherp, aa king as this state of
things eiiats i wool is consequently ecuree and
dear, and not the half ia wotked in'o fubricki
for bmtsehold uae that tlicrr otherwise would
be. Thia country is well adapted to the rearing
of sheep i but no one will vmturc into the
buainets, while he has no security for his Bocks
while they are continually liable tobealaugh-
terea, in scoies, by those carnivororts, worth
lc dvmettie boatU of prey, that infest almost
every farm-yard io the country.
In many statu, a bounty is given for the
acalp of ,evcf Ks)ttU m oflkr. to-encfltrrage-the
uetruetiorr-of that great enemy of -Ue abecpt
aod wuege wityer4bevcltlBtwre of North
Carolina would not consult the beat iote rtaU of
the people, by setting a prir on the scalps of
au ttoft wno wave a pmrhAnt tor mtrton r
.Inaitinatinn tf Dohvnr. The report (which
we have given m another part of this week's
p after, yV- tk mmnm--Grc$trftfttr?ti
going the rounds pi the papers at the aortu, and
is generally believed in. It will be recollected
tuat he, a short time back, Very narrowly escaped
the aame fate. Misconduct, Utterly, baa been
such, that the people of the United States will
not feel much sympathy for bim.
Uverboal Market, f'A. 2 1. ...The import of
Cotton this week is 5,45$ bags r and the sales
not more than 7,600 bars at a decline, erener-
ally of 1-fid per pound : American 1'plarul cot
tons 5 3 &1 to 6 ini. Wheat haa also declined
from 6toMprr 701b.
Livcrptol, Marth 3. The Cotton market is
dull, and the pricea have again giveri way LBd;
Total aalea of the 'week, lg,&30 oaga.-
Uvf-po(, March Z The depression in prices
or Wheat and wJor the previput w?rk;'ru
on Tuesday in aome degree recovered, the for.
mer being noteI 3 to4d oVarer. - - -
-VMirfnent....Oeorge VL DaUa hl tteeit ap
pointed V. 9: district attorney Tor" the eastetr.
district of PennsyTvariia,' In" place of Chartea J.
Ingersoll.
Wm. Duncan, Surveyor for the port of Phila-
acipma, bi purx at jamss uioniwoniH-
David Henshaw collector of the port of Bos
ton, in place of H. A. 9,. Dearborn
r'.MM Jy.fS .hMhee4:appoijud:.Posl
Master at CIamln;rb(irg, Pennsylvania, in the
rocTJT of Jacob' Dethert," deceased"." Xl.'JQur
a)s
There was a rumour at KinJanriro, on the
5th of February, that the Emperor of Braail waa
about to make war against Don Miguel of For
tugual. The Hon. John Branch, Secretary of the
Navy, left Washington on tlie 7th inst, on a visit
to thin State. Dr. Bradford acts as Secretary
in hia absence.
The Washington papers contsin a list of "Bre
vet promotions, among which we notice
Gen. Jessiip, to Se Major General.
CoL Lev en worth, Brigadier Genet aL
I.t. Cl. A. F.uatis, Colonel.
Maj. Worth. Lt. Colonel. -'
Maj. Fanning, I.t. Colonel.
Capt. Mountiort, Major.
Capt. K. Boardman, Major.
Capt. R. j. Baker, Major.
Capt. R. H. Bache, Major.
For faithful rervices during ten successive
years. ,
,.JOUXapcara.-to1,bJe.AlH -moat .;bata
name at W'ashington : ttiere it
John C. Calhoun Vice-l'rewdentji
Jhi II. Eaton, Secretary of War.
JA Branch, Sec-etary of the Navy.
John M. Berrien, Attorney iieneraT ''
John M'Lean, Associate Judge of Supreme
Court.
' John Pope, Governor of Arkansas,
rraAn W CampWllvDUuipt. Judo Ohlo. -.Jhn
Chandler, late Senator p. Stfleame
"" petty coUectorship way down Eaatward.
.Thc cTiTteniof Savana' jbliycit.!rjr(:
M&'Wor6hftranii-tluellSng but also an
Jatns .Glencairn
poet - Bttrna)- i Aswtani- -Cofliminarf
General of the English Army b Hindoos-
ta. ' " ''
m,f ;
J ion, Mr. Lhnng$ton.JmTTh9 Philadel
phia Sentinel atates, that Mr. Livingston,
of the United States' Sena;et has had, Jhe
offer if sminbnib' Frawce In tlie place
of Mr. Brown, the present Minister to
that Court. It is not known whether he
will accept the fTcr. -
A number of fa(nilies in Virgioia are
torning their attention .to the cuture,of
silk. The soil and climate of that state.
tre ,weH adapted, to this culture. .The
whoie process of producing silk U carri-
foruli tf tSe Weit. Hut H e tttlff ltloo tf
ta H DJf WOniCW B.PMFar-fr:f.;
Latt f t f,.irit.ti 13 arrival at feibti
Cngliifi dates to the 21st of February are re
ceived. .
The sutijeet of concesiion to tlie Catholics
wa still almoat the only one dicuned In Pirlia.
meM. l.,e Puke of Hnst and the Duke i,l
rWellington had declared themKlves in fwvor oj
coocrmoii.j
Later. K tter arrival at Nsw-York, the Ship
IT. States, from UrrrpW, brings a paper of
tint place of the 3d of March. ;
The affairs of Ireland continue to enrros tlie
attention of the. British Parliament and txiblic.
k i pis auojeci caa roustNi in wnme man or the
.4 ' . I (.. . ... .a .
irifncraey aiVT' clergy j ao great a farment has
not been known aa that created by the Catholus
titration in the memory tf mart. - In peint of
numnera, tiiey arelnrcnor, but in teal and ener
gy the alarmed Anti CaihoHca far aurpaas the
friends of FsmmhJpwtmmi.'-
1Ti0 Duke of WelUngtoA b decided hia
eause, and Miniaters are eaid tj have aa.Qrer.
whelming majonty In the (louse of Commons.
The English papers are filled with articles on
tbe Subject, Are and con.
The Irish Catholic aicociation dissolved Itself.
Russia is preparing to open the campaign with
great vigour. The Emperor Nicholu will take
the command of the army in person ha win
repair to Warsaw to receive tlie allegiance of
the Poles. He la organizing his marine, and is
aid to have made propositions to the U. 8. to
man their navy, (can't be done.) or to purchase
ships, (that's more reasonable.) . .YauA.
Pwfugal. Accounts from Lisbon, state that
measures for the overthrow ol Don Miguel were
so tar sdvanced, that a confident eipectatfon was
entertained of the speedy restoration of the
Constitutional system.
Some few skirmUhes, of no important nature,
have taken place in the neighborhood of the
Danube.
Mr. Peel haa been defeated by the flruna
wickers, at the Oxford election, fcir Itobert
Inglii haa been returned by a majority of 146
I ney tail Mr, reel an apostate, and other hard
namea, ...
Seve'rcfisturbBnr ei nave broken out In Ire-land.-relativw
ts the CathoKe kims but nothing
serious.
- Mr. Peel waa again a Candidate, but ditl not
succeed. Sir Robert Ingfis was rjtyrned by a
vote of755 to fJ09.. Mr.Teel will be returned
irom trie oorongn ot westoury, the present
member, sir Manaweh Maseeh
ixpez. navmr
.
-enh'.rricoi-trat.
that the news of the death of Pope Leo th 12th,
had arrived there on that day.
Wathingion, Aril 7..- ...The several
Foreign Ministers at the seat of Gov
ernment, were, yrsterdjjr, presented to
the President by the Secretary of State.
Mr. Van Buren, tbe Secretary of State,
visited Mr. Adams, at his residence on
Meridian Hill, on Saturday last. Jour.
. Mr. Barry, the new Postmaster Gener
al, arrived in this city orfSundav Evening;
Yesterday morning he took the oath of
office, entered on his official duties, and
received ih C Jerks of th Department,
who were severally introduced to him. -
. . . QzxERAV SCOTT.
'. ..The, f rie nd ibisraJlCcucerwiil
be pleased to learn, by the following arli
cic, mat mere is soie prospccioi - ntSTomces a'tacneu. tin tne premise is a very
valuable -aid being SW II retained in aer I
vice whose character he has been so in Ahorse, a brick kitchen, ice-house, a.M all the
,trumentat in coverlrtgTrtth glory."'---..4tb.ice l0.
b ' , the main building, fronting the mam atrect, an
" It is Said, that the Secretary of War has ! room, and cellar, on the same. It U presumed
returned - Gen.' Scott's -propositions roT"
htm, with the offer of a furlough for
twelve months." The GrneriTTs now on
a visit to his friends in Dinwiddie ; and
we aie not informed what is tht course
which he means to take. But, it is obvi
ous that the offer from the War Depart
ment is conceived in the most accommo
dating spirit j as it will enableGen. Scott
to abide any decision, which
Congress 'may msVeTee'tb the
abolition
of the office of Major-General, or anv.
.. fk-A J-
UlUbt IN iasitvrn 171 IJ t ' 111 J
p KttMt WWW --
THE MARKETS.
Salithury Price, April 18rA... Cotton Maater will sell, at public auction, on th.- 2Jrd
1 to 2 rents, corn 20 to 95, pork 3.50 to 4, but. I day of May nex at the Court-Hoose in Salis
ter 8 to 12, flour 4 to 4.50 per barrel, wheat 50. bury , a tract of land, lte the property of Wil.
to 60, Irish potatoes 40 to 50, sweet do. 40 to 50, Hnm Hampton, dee'd. lying on Grant' Creek,
brown sugar 12 to 15, coffee 16 to 22, salt 1.25 ! "ear MaeayV Mill, adjoining William Pinkston,
to .50, homespun cloth 18 to 30, whiskey 20 to ; aen. and other , containing 333 acres or there
25 bacon 8 to 9. abouts. This land is valuable on account of its
location, being near a good mill, and within the
Fayettcville, Jpril 8ih. Cotton 7J to 8 35 convenient distance oL2. "3 miles frojaJialia
bacon 6 to 7, peach brandy 55 apple do 40 to 42$, bury, Th.? falsi? ardercd Jor. the. purpose of
botttltttfcwi of the hire
R5 to 7, Iard7j, molasses 32a 33, sugar 10 to 1 1, proprietor) and a credit of twelve monthi is of
salt 75 to 83, tallow 8; wheat 1.20, whUkey 25 fcredto the purchaser, upon his giving bond
to 26 .U. S. bar.k notes 1 a 2 percent, pre with approver! security, for the purchase money.
mium, Cape. Fes r, ditto, 1 a 2,
Chartattn, April 3 Cotton 8 to 9j cents,
flour 84 whiskey, 23 to 29, bacon 5 to 6, hama 8 a
9, beat kind of bagging 20 to. 73, salt 40 to 48,;
CorqLVt 48ofTee. 12 to 15. .,.N. Carolina bank
Columbia, SJD. April 10,-Cotton 84 to .9 J. j
flour 64 to 84, whiskey 30 to 45, bacon 8 to 10,
wheat 07 to luu, cora au. aa owrsono f
Carolina tiank Bills- 5 to 7 per cent, discount.
GeorgiaJIsnk: Pills,! JtO 2 per eet..diaunt,
CAtra April 1,-yCptf on,T,50 lucoti
6J. to 8, corn 40, flour 5 to 3.50, Whiskey .28 o
30, peach brandy 45, to J04 apple do 49 to 45,
leaf tobacco 3, coffee 15 to 18, salt 74 to 75,
tallow 8, molasses 45, beef 3 to 4:
Cotton. Some few prime bales aoid at 9 cents.
WiMntttn, April 8..... .Cotton 8 to 84, flat 10
to 13, flour 8.50 to 9.00, ooVn 40 to 45,chee7
to 8, apple brandy 35 ta 37, tallow 8 to 9.
Cincinnati. Ohio, March 27,---Cottori 1?4, fe!s-
hhers 23 cents, f)aVed 37tJ 0, flour 5.50 to
6, Kenhawa salt iOteeots', peach brandy 62,
apple do. 37, whiskejr 13 to 2 tallow 7, tobac
co 3 to 8 cents per lb.
Jtem-Yotk, April 7..'.....Cotton 10 to 12, flour
7.19 to 7.35, cotton bagging made of hemp 19
to 21, wheat 1.60 to 1.70, oak tann'd sole leath
er 20 to 26, hemlock do. 13 to 23, hams 9 to JO,
salt 45 to 50, apple brandy 3,6 to 40, whiskey 6
to 33, leaf tobacco J to 12, yellow beeswax H to
24......,North-Carblina bank bills 2j percent,
discount, South Caroling JlLCrenrgia .V',-
gtnfa I ptf'CeTit.tlo
CnrnJifj, .frj U Coitoa Y I 8J, ffour 4J
ta ij nut cr the wapon, tint from Camden
mifla 6J to 7 Wheat RI. corn 41 to 44, oats JO,
sail 73, wiuuey 3 to JJ, bacon 7 to 8.
i Union, Jhrfl 6.
S 12, (lour 7a to
..Cotton iOto 111, flat 11
i V, corn 60 to 61, checae 3 lo
5, tallow 8 a 8.
AVwsrii', April i.:..Cotton 7 io t, flour f to
6i,wneat Pjar3i,bacon a to 7, salt as to 60,
peacn brandy to; apple do, 43, whiakey si,
i
Itlchmtruk Jpr.l MM.Cotton 8 a 04. flour
R7 to 7,hel 140 a, J 45, eorw44 a 4 ba.
eon 6 J to 7, brandy apple 3 J to 3rt, old peach do
90 a VJ, whWkey 37 to 30, leaf tobacco 9 to 12J,
North Catolm lank bills 3 discount, 9. Caro
lina 3 a V,, Georgia 2J a 3 J. '
BaWmtrt, Jfirjl ltLC.tfou,Kf a. 8. cotton
8J to 10, whi.key 24 to2Jl, Ucon f ttrrrTT
In TorkviHe, I. C on Thursday, the 2d inst.
by the Rev. Mr. Johnson, Coir Wm. N. Parks,
f Meeklenburgh, to MlU F-lia W, Hayoc, of
Colleton Diatrict, 8. C.
Dn'the aame evening in York Diatrict, 8. C.
by the Wev. amuel Watson, Dr. Win, U'Letn,
of York ville, formerly of Lincoln county. N.C.to
Miss Amanda 'A. Hill, daughter of the late Solo,
mon Hill, Esq.
In Aawin county, at the residence of William
Marahall, Vt. on tbe 16th ult Major perdie
Richardson, of Brunswick county, to Miss Cath
arine Marihall.
wm
DIED,
On the lat instant, the venerable Dr. Edward
Augustus llolyoke, of SaU-m. Maaaachusetta, in
the hundred and first year of his age.
In Merrimack N. IK- Mr. Sarah Gile,'in
the 103d year of her age. hlie had been a regu
lar member of the Pretbyterian Church for up.
wards of 70 years.
... In this county, ou the lOth.inst, after a linger. I
Ing Illness, which she pore with patient resigna
tion, Mrs. VuroNne If. Ctuitubert, cgtisort of Otho
Chambrrs,rF.sq. aged abnut30 years."
Itrthis townion the 13th inst. very suddenly,
Mr. John .VWf, aged about 50. - He had been
to Fsyettevilhj ' With "his wagon, and had it-
turned tliui far on hia way home, (hia reaidence
bei'ig eight or ten mile's west of here) when he
wss taken suddenly sick on Saturday night, and
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Y virtue of a deed of trust,
executed to me by F.srs Al-
i mong, there will be ottered for
ale, on Monday, the 18th day of
May neat ( the Mansion llojel in the town of
Salilury, the following property, via:
The atock of Goods on hand, confuting of a
large awiortment of dry goods, hard ware and
cutlery, which haa been (aid in with great care.
Two likely negro woman, ami three children
Two horses, one carryall and hsmess I
One gig snd harness, a tuperior article ;
Some fine milch cows i
,--,9tock:.trf-JofSfiid-.nri
clesi
-A-At the 'aame time, there wW a&Slie ofiered
for sale, -the MANSION HOTEL, with tbe ad'
joining lota belonging l nine,
This house is
arge, eon venirnf, -well finished, ind. U iwl iftfo.i
rtnr'lo' unv in'th'e western narf of th (( I
having from 2(J to 30 roomi.iii iu.withaia m-at f
aunewns atolile, eaioumx. U Iml.Urnm SO
""ther detcrtmion win be onneceary, a:
a' any
to call
person wishing to purchase, is requested
and view the premiss. The House is also well
furnished with new furniture, of an excellent
quality, winch will be sold. with or without the
House at may suit the parties.
Also, 4 out lut on the north square of said
town i and the interest that the suid Alleronng
owns in the liou-e and lot now occupied by Cwi.
E. Tarbro.
Terms will be made known on the day of salet
lhe nexL.auti sjde.ljii cuuiiitue twi dv to day r
ALEXANDER, Truotee.
April hh, m9. 4t6o
liftnA lor ftac.
IN pursuance of a deoee of the Court of
Equity for Howan county, the Clerk and
'and a title friar for the same" onon mil payment:
SAUL,
S1LLLMAN, C. JIL E.
April m, np.
5t67
j,, spMor CuH of April tern, 1829
.-. waTILDA PINK8TON vt. Peter Pinkston S
peari'ig to the satisfaction of the. court,. that the
defendant is not an inhabitant of tbn state, ,t ia
be made for six weeks in the Western Carolk
nlii.i.Bruitcdi4 IJicZw
reotappltir'tfe
1he"s?ssjntf'jf'HwfWii4he-swm
ter the 4th Monday in September next, and
a"m"wr;' of derntrr1 tor slid petittott, ' or
. . I a srs.ta:sirt la-Ill Kaw afnrawF1 anil
ineiwKww v.u r v " r"
same be heard ex parte. Witness, Hv Giles, i
Clerk of said court, at 'office," the 2d Monday
after Ihe 4tfi Monday in Marchv A. D. 1829.
6t68 II YK GILES, Cl'&. S. C .
NOTICK,
To Journey mvn Tattots.
ONE or two good workmen can get employ
ment, by applying to MOSES L. GKISSOAl,
in the town of Lawrenceville, Montgomery
county, N. Carolina, and liberal wages will be
given to them that can come, well reewmmended,
as good workmen. 3t65
April the 9th, 1829.
Xegvo .Man to Uke, w
' aTft Y the day. week, or roonlhV'he is able
JU -bodiet, and expert ajf msJindi ..of wfltk.
fklTtUS h's pVersTonal iervlci
W to the eltiiseniof Sahs'wrf.an
ni
'iiea ijuetntefntry, He has taken
the iUno of Dr. rcntnd. hr h
W. B. He haa jutt received, from rhiladef
phia. a good alction of Fruh .V'dirhn. r
RESPECTFr I.V i,.f,rmf the eiiirVni of U
ItSiiry, and thej-j riiMyrctMuilry, lUt
lie-eruplertrie i'lop on main street, a t; w Uoors
outh of -bt cc.jrt-l.mine, n rViuly oecupie bf
Sda -Temnletwt sndiit'tifrfrft here he'eie.
cuies an aeacrtptloiui of Tattoatno, in ttwt
most fashionable snd substantial manner j and
at prices, of which wrf
- . a. k . . " " " w 1
Timea, can omplam.
Having been appointed Agent fir the Xt'inrt
Rnl 8v,Km of Tailming, lnvnte.1 by Mr. WiL
son, of New.Yorl, which surpaaaes any thing in
tbia Hue of ouW hitherto discovered, he will
be rerdlarlv fiirnih.L Bit tha-lPt lasaV.1ai willa
the lateat faahions from Paria, Undon, Wew'.
i or, inu rnna-jctpnia, accompanied with drfta
and portrait figures, wbnrh will enable him to
furnish gentlemen with Fanfy Garments equal
to any in the State. He In int., hi.amii.',...n
and the public will omtinue to pstronife hia
Shop, aitd awures them that ni exertion on his
part, will be wanting, to ren.tjr general satis
faction. N. II. Tlie subscriber ia nutlinrl.,! u .M
rights l.r u.ing the Ay-wre Hu e Sviiem, above
mentioned) to induct nurch;wfri ia thi.
mode of cutting, and Airniali H,.m with the
""'A WMftV Portrail r.gnrra, S;e. anpertajning .
' "''vii, . . A4ilUli-
ONK of the most tafuabTe Hands
In a Cove St, rft tirr in
tnrkc, JredelL Lincoln ot.ll Ukt$--ountiesi
It is situated in the
tern par. ol Uiirkc emmty, at the ntertec:ioT
of the mam rtiadi leading from thenee to Mor-
35 mtlrsfrom Morganfon, 5,7 from htatefville,
2( fn.m Wilkesboro', ! 1$ fmm 4nelnton,
and 7 milea Irom the Catawba rier. 1 here is
a Store-House, with some other buildings, wow
on the premises, with sbout 250 .rr. f UA
belonging to (he trr.ct , rist and isw mill with
in 4 miles of if, with a thickly aettled country
around, and a Poat-oflke, called Little Itier,
kept at the place.
This -valuable property will be sold row. fm
good psyn.cnts, or rented for one . more years,
Thoso dciirous of porchaaing, ire invitH to
eome and view it, and judg for themartves.
raym. nts will be ntnd? SccummoJaiing, ml a
reasonable, credir git cn. Inquire of tbe auh.
Kriber on the premiits Mi
. LEWIS PAINE.
. . 5!?Liftt4 2M829.- '-
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RY rirtiie of a uWd'uf irust me rtecXited
.Wefjnjav; JMJfk.J:bjJLtpqii:
sulo, on Tueadtiy ofKowan county court in MsV
l,"1u -lrcl miwrrremiimTakirRrvirV
at the mouth ol Dutch Second C
,1'C tffQ humlrul and Iwn cr I . l.'.lf
land ia said' to he of the best finality in that aer.
tion uT the country, and i wellJjmpr.p.vtdAil..
the necfrsiy IioiiSies and imf-liouHes tor a amatl
femJyrare tm the rrmisTS f an.T as IhrVjlc Is"
to be for cnth, it is thought that the lanrwill gu
at 4et than i ThiT.
HAMILTON C. JONKS. Tr,r.
April h, 189, - fj.67
OF Kowan county, N. C. on the 10th April,
129. a negro man, who aays l.i name is
Hen that he belongs to famucl Henegan. or
Mecklenburg county, N. C, and rsn away from -his
master five or sis days ago. He is about 31
years okl, black complexion, ajia conuno4
the owner li dcairtd to prove property,
charges, and take said negro awar.
py
F. SLATER, Hh'ff.
-April 10M, Mn, - -- 62 -
lsanA iuu eVgvtie.
ON ThuMtay, the 30th day of April, at thr
late dwelling house of Hobert Wilson, I'aq.
of Mecklenburg countv, a number of very valua-'
btc NEdllOCS will he hired, and a pl.n'a.
tinn rented. The're will be 'sold an elegant Ma.
hngany SIDE BOA II D, and a variety of excel
lent household and kitrjien furniture, together
with stock of every kind i an elegant family Car.
riage, a Gig, a Vagtln, and every necesaary im.
plemeut of husbandry jiciiUan machine, sere wa -i4,runmng
;wk;t
wllti' various other articles. Every p"rson"IiavJ
ing claims against the estate, are rr quested to
present them as directed by Isw ' The sale will
continue fr am day to day. Credit and terms cf
sale, maue Known on the day of aale, by
UN. )
J. MtKMTT,
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April fuh, 1829
2t,63
State ofSmk Carolina, Rowan twfUy
eQU&Toof. pleas and quwrterwwionv Febrtr"v "
ary termJiJ29 :-IiannaUNwlon,i.. Wilr
liam Haden, Itobert Iladen, Judithan Msrr anrf
Margaret' hia"wife- Petition, -partition of lands.""
it . appearing to tlw : satiafactien of the emirt, hat -jft,4ejRrjlujju.Jtij
lhis4tate .
it; is idfm;MSXtst that nubli.
atm reiiiarf(rri Wfe in the V
neitern Carolinian, that the defendants appear
atonr newemtri of pteai and qua"er' sesaions""
to be held for the county of Rowan, at thc court.
house In Salisbury, un the third Monday in May
next, then nd there to pleail, answer or demur
to Said petition, or tbe same will be taken pro
coniessn, ana oearu ex pane. - -,
6t67- JS'd. GILES. .
- T-le ili-avtnis?ftUvr - :
ITIORMERLY existing under the firm of New
? ton and McGrath, was dissolved in Ftb'y.
Iat. The printer will givethis three insertions,
and much oblige your friend,
EDWARD McGUATH.
.Wf87. 1329. '. , 3 63
. lUacksmVlH WiviUed. '
A YOUNG mar,, coming well recommended,
a. will find employment, and liberal wages
given, by inquiring or tbe Snh'scriber. living a
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