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- xKethtttt'A 6p!nSon should have been deemed sufficient to interdict half the society from the rrWribe them as unworthy of every trust. It L-..M have been tome ft circumstance of treat licf bd I found a moderate participation of offices in ie lianas Ol inc majority ; i wouiu fnem'w their just share. , Put their total exclu . .. ,.iu for ororoDter correctives. . . I snail cor- .-m the nrocedure i but that dooe, return with w ta tlxlW of things when the only que mcerninir aeanuiuaie anau oe, m oe honest ? i he capable J Is he faithful to the Con. 1 tender you toe nnmii o my niguesi is . THOMAS JEFFERSON, 1 To Ems Sairsn, Esq. and others. Members of-the uomminecrw TnrineiTnjim Ot Wcw-itavei. Hr.r..Mst of the papers by the late, snub, "-"rf".-irtwl.it MIHMMI W ' Uauj Ik a the way of Marseilles, ttuadatouper. Charleston n I.:.-,,.. if h drrnetion of the Kui. na f"l,,,,y -- v , sin fiuadron, (which wu blockading the IJar.j danelle) by the combined naval forces of Eng. . 11 .n t.nuik. fondant! Franco me ruwur wu w mijjrv- ble, that we did not give it currency ami toe Kquel has proven that we were prudent in the fourse we took. Lter accounts do nor confirm the report 1 and there is no doubt of its having fccens sheer taoncat ion. It is toS regretted, that many papers, in their Mgeraess to publish tiie laiett news, seize upon every flying rtoBor, without waiting to calculate the probability of its verity, and proclaim St to ihe world in suqh'lerml as to give it the sera- llance of sober factj when, perhaps, in their erv next publication, they will havehe morti tcation of re-swallowing, as the dog does his omit, the unconcocted morsel of which they were iVso iroich'haste to relieve their stomach only the week before. But such is the peculiar, mor bose state of some stomachs, that every thing ....v;., nf ihe nroucrtr of nntt. ttcrett. kc. ' It, OTitheTmoir)le of'repulsip spetaily ewtt f. from themithey seem not to po?ses the power of retention for any thing of that nature, Xf t do' not pfetepd to claim" an entire exemp ttm from this infirmity f yet we think-, that our perfect willingness to can the beam out of our own eye, as fur ai in u lies, ought to entitle us to say to our editorial brethren," if to none others, that we should al! find it to our mutual interest, were we !0 m reform ourselves out of this poipensity. More credence would thereby It gained for newspaper articles in general 1 the character of the I'm and the Proftttion, be elevated far above lliiur presrnt stsndard i and Printers be more respected, and better patronized, than they now art Mr. .VoiA Legrand, a member of the esecutive eouncd of, Virginia, Juvbeen appointed Navy Ageot at Norfolk, in place of Mr. Mile King, "rcmdvtd. '"This appointment has caused much fluttering siiiong the Adams men ; they groan, and ak-ose the ailministration, without mcasuri, ' about it. Mr. King; as far as we can learn, is a good-enough kind of man ; but he had a long time enjoyed the emolumenti of the office, " which we7eorisrJe7al)Te"T"he ' was"" moreover wealthy when he received the appointment, and tias doubtless by this time amassed an overgrown estate, and is rolling in all the voluptuousness of affluence. - Now it is contrary to the genius otj our Republican institution, to ehcoursge by gorenmental patronage the monopoly, by a i favored, few, of th'eTu1Siaftce and wealth of ihe cnuntry : it nurtures and promotes the growth tlKe &rK 0f bis total unfitness to hold office un of an arituicraty in the laud, which is the bane j dcr the Government. We wish, if the fellow is of Republics. Mr. King and his friends would, i worth the notice, Gen. Green of the Telegraph, no doubt, have the government perpetuate him I would da him up, and lah Uie miscrcate through in ofHce, and make honors and emoluments hereditary in bis family ! lUit he must recollect, that rotation in oflice, is a jewel in a Republican goterr.ment. orro4fc. It is mentioned in the . Washing- ton (North Caro'ina) Echo, that at the recent ejections In that county, although thev were warmly contested, the candidates abstained al together from treating the people with intoxica ting liquors, with the view of gaining their sotts. This reflects honor on the county, and l highly creditable to the people thereof ; eve ry phi snthropist, and every friend lo morality, would be rejoiced to see, henceforward, this praiseworthy example followed by all the coun-, ties m the State. Until this be done, the anx ious hope of the virtuous patriot and christian, to see the elective franchise purely exercised, imtainted by corruption ami briberyand con. Kquently to see none find their wsy to seats and votes in our legislative halls, but such as sre honored for their talents, respected for the in tegrity of their principles, or esteemed for the rurity of tbeir moralsi will not, cannot be re- We are much gratified in bring enabled to "stc, (bat at the late elections tn this (Uowan) . vouiiiy, very Uvilc, if any. of. the .drunken, bpis- i, termn carousing, whicli formerly disgusted eve ry Wena to morality and the purity of elections, on like occasions, was witnessed. Pubfic opin. 100 ' frowning down these demoralising prac tiees, which were calculated to infuse their nob tipg influence into the legislation of our coun tr7i and corrupt the fountain-head of our puliti c! institutiors which, to b abiding, should be preserved in vestal purity, WKf .Tbo thip Fama, from Cadii, Spain, frived recently at Havanoa, from the coast of Afhcs,UnJed upwards of 300 sick slsves on the ofCuba t oa her passage, she lost, by dis , snore than 600 slaves, and 60 of her erew hal a drstructpfl ef hrjmao life. Humphrey Courtney, aged about 18, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Courtney, was drowned at Fitzsimmons'i wharf, in Charleston, on the 15th ultimo. ' . Outrageous T.,k New England paper states that "in Concord (New-Hampshire) the stage drivers refuse to carry more tha? seven band- boxes to each lady -passenger r Now we take the. liberty to protest, most solemnly protest arainst this wanton infringement on the WrAit efi female f And, to getthe start of the Adams and Claypapers,as yelfas to exhibit a specimen of our penetration spying odt the: hidden sources of mischief, with which, the worshipers of the .' .table orator" assert. our country is now afflicted topuSjUnXfime firoKTin&nf vdmmistrationt we do erpresw a wrjrriojwjiajHcjoli arwloy," and Xht -udl-knwn vtraciti of the aforementione papers, that Gen. Jackson, und al 'Tils cabinet, are in the secret of, and wink at, the above named outrage on the rights of the ladies! How monstrous it is ! ! " Our country has come to a pretty pass, indeed,' (as that incorrigible ter magant, Madam Jloya', exclaimed, on being in dicted as a common $coU, by the grand jury at Washington) when the government won't pro tect the LaiUet in their undoubted ritrhts. and permit them to carry not only their waid- robe, but their whole toilet &lon with thetn In a public aiage, free of e ttart charge for M lug We expect every coalition paptf-io the coun try ( do if duty and either publish this article, or make such a befittjng commentary as the im portance of the subject calls for. Henry Clay, the notorious travelling speech monger, has eaten another public dinner, and edified bis auditory with another .ipoutation. at Bardstow n, Kentucky. We recollect of having, u inm. tva.arn mnw ivnrnrr. or nrmj of beer, to t wtnderingbaHad-singeri te' sir upon the steps and amuse ui boy with some of his old songi: and we very, well remember, that the old fellow would never strike a single note tULhe had. wet haMiif .vitbjLhe.Jtteer or lin gered the cub. So it it with the itinerant ora tor of the West : he must first be paid, before he performitni a tpeech seems to be a full consid eration for what he eats and drinks. Muutte-bank-like, he rambles over the country ; and when the people wish for a little diversion, they know the terns of his performance : A dinner is ; got up ; and after the orator has plied his stom-1 .ri. .;.. .1.. ra.n... if ik. : .1 ..,,1 1 mellowed by the sparkling juice of the grape, forth issues s speech smoking with denuncia tions against the President, and all his " aiders and abettors," in their patriotic endeavors to re form the abuses which said orator mainly contri. buted to introduce, or to encourage, in tire gov crnroent,' while it was unfortunately subjected to his and hit superior's misrule. ' J no. Jadton. ti will be recollected '.his men was recently appointed to a Consulate, and his; I commission soon after revoked. We prceive (JhTnia coxi'e'o'ul in tIie"c6a1itT61i Ipapers with a I long Card on tfie subject, addressed to the Pre. sident 9f the United States. -His language is shamelesily coarse and scurrilous towards that ex- sited- and venerable officer; and is ample evi dence, even if none other existed, of the perfect propriety of the revocation of hi commission, (wtrrctrbe to-have- received, through mis- the community as hr reserves. Spain and Mrric... he vsunted expedition which recently failed from Mvnni, to attempt the re-conquest of Meiico, is likely to turn out, tt we predicted, a miserable abortion. The fleet has been dmpened, ir not rrtty destroy, ed, in a storm .- one of the transports, with 500 troops on board, ha arrived at New Orleans, in distress, and aked permission to land, in order to reair the s!iip, if susceptible of being repair ed A number of other vessels of the squadron were reported to have put into Fen.acola, and 1 ..... , . other ports, much damaged. M.y such e the fate of every expedition destined, aa was this, to re-establish in ihe Hepublics of the South, 1 the iron despotism of ld Sptin. .! hint to Sluggard, We recollect, that many years ago, a member of the legislature of New-Vork.-wfto wsw wot twssiaelf aam-actuouloui in " keeping boly the Sabbath day," brought 1 forward a bill to impose a nne on any person who sIkkiH violate the aanclity of the sabbath, Another member (now a distinguished LL. U.) rosw and observed, that if any one of the ten 't,u:iuMM.i.L.M;.J.. r it.. V s'ssi I i(asisi(Tv Tssiw w sw" si w rwrm k mr wovmr - w p msw tatwK-ho waa-Uewiroiw 4by . should, all be so , and therefore would move, as an amendment to would notA.r aix days, in secordance Use injunction, " Six days sAaii thou kir.H ic Largo Yegetab!es...Mr. Daniel Lowrance, liv ing on the western borders of this county, de sires us to mention, that he now has a Cucumber growing in hi garden, which measures eighteen and a half inches in length and it is not yet done growing, lie has a nuaVaer cf others nearly a larre. I But this cucumber is put in the bsck ground, I by one which the Boston papers soy wu raised in the vicinity of that city. It is ststed to be jt vefert ont inch in length f Whc'her this is I fact or fict ion, we know not t but it seems to be pjlb hf d hi the r.bcmvs cf tnitb ELECTION IlEttS3. By the favor of our friends anl eorrtspon- dents, and through the Eastern papers, we are enabled to lay the following tdiStttnal returns of the election in this state, before our readers. We learn from the Fayetteville papers that the Hon. Oabriei H!mei is re-elected, Jby a ma jority of two or three hundred votes, over Gen. Movant.. IfuOlef. . f v In the Edenton district, JTilUani R. Shephard, Esq. gentleman of high character, and respec table talents, nas been elected to uonrress. bv , majority of three otlbur hundrtd votes, over the old incumbent,-Lemuel 8wter,. sq. . In the Newbern district; GtLJeAtHpeight, late speaker ol the senate of this 'state,- has been elected to congress by a large tujoriiy over Thomas H. Daves and James Manney. MrDcbecry'a aJorit,A(aMfclCaMMn. fyt jiK foiliiigise sute of the jolljn j jibe diUereirt - 1 'I1!L JH"". Dri, , Comeroiiw"m tCTOberhtmt"' Kobewn . 395 326. Moore ...... 400 . 491 Richmond .... 506. : 320 Anson ...... 817 356 Montgomery 716 251 Y 3098 S369 ' 'Moort. -Alexander M'Ncill, senate t William Hancock,- D. Murchison, commona. tiii'i. Stephen Miller, senate 1 William Wright, John Farrier, commoni. Bladen, James McKay, senate ; John J . Mc Millan, Robert Melvin, commons. Sampton....D. Underwood, senate 1 Ttlr. Sloan, Archibald Monk, commons. . Jlfnj'eniery....Jobn Crump, senate Reuben Kendall, James M. Lilly, commons all without opposition. . Wayne babnel Stterraro, senate; James Rhodes, John W, Sauer, commons. . JonntKM....Reuben Sanders, enate ; Hillary Wilder, Allen Kicbfcrdton, commons. Grwi....Wyatt Moye, senate James Har per, Arthur Speight, coramont. GoM....Wiliam W. Covper, senate 1 Wilham W. Stedman, Riseup Raw hi commona. "Hertj9rd,flnx9t lr Monigomery,eivate 1- Jo H. Wbeeler, fcnslia A. iDambiee, coiumoua. - ijJumbuj. James Burney, tenate; Luke R. SimiwooarC.. Stephens, commona.-, Brumwick... Jacob Leonard, senttte ; Marsdea Campbell, J. J, Cauze, commons, i.: i7uioj.Jsham Matthews, senate t 'esse -A. Bynuni, Thomas Nicholson, commons. .Vflrrn....Joeph J. Williams, senate; William Watts, Jese Cooper, commons, " Morrefj.... Richard Davis, senate ; William U. Jones, John H. Green, commons. Icnoir....William D. Mosely, senete Council Woo en, Allen Woo ten, commons. JVorthampttn. ..Colin W. Baraea, senate ; James Haley, Roderick B. Uary, cornmoiH'. fergmmum. Willis Riddick, senate ; lienja- rnin Muilen, 1'bomas Wilson, commons. fatqxtotank. -John ttioi, senate; Thomas ae". ' J"raan, commons. vttmurn. uijuuuu a. ceil, miner l ntmi Dozier, Abner Grandy, commons. -Vt Hanover.... "....William B. Mears. senate ; William S. Lai kins, Patrick Murphey, commons. Chovan. William Watson, senate; George Blair, William By rum, commons. IVasJung-ton.&iinuie. Davenport, senate; Thomas B. ltaughton, James A. C'hesaon,' com mons. .. 'yrrcl-John B. Beaslry, senate ; Daniel N. Bateman. Fredrrirk Uavpur, kiwmw Anet. Risden M. HDsnieL senate ; O'Brien Cox, Alfred Staitly, commons. CbrierrJ Otway Burns, senate ; J. S. W. Hellen, D. W. Borden, commona. P"f- Edward Ward, senaje"; Richard B. Hatch, John B. Thompson, commons. - State of -the poll tn Stokes": for the senate,' Moore 540, Sbober 429; for the commons. Ban ner 851, Butner 788, E. Plummer 749, J. Sal mons 727. - Jil Whit, wa- this week givss, and have heretofore published, comprise the returns of the Election in all the counties of this state, except Tly de.Tfsy wood, and Macon. BOROIGI! MF.MBF.KS, Town of Salisbury. Charlea Fishsr w ho re ceived a unanimous vote. Town of Xcwltern. William Oastsn; Guton 146, C. G. Speight 60 the latter was not a candidate. I Town of fii'iiarsNjA.... Frederick Nah, with out opposition. i Town of Fuytttei!le.lon 1). Cycles with out opposition. Town of lalifax....f ttm I.. I.orsj, without oppo'ition Town of ir:!mJn,ton..;.3otjerh A, Hill, by aJ majorit) ot 23 vot - . - - . - t-s over Mr. Stanly. YVwn of Edenton.. Simuel T. tfawyer. Kentucky.. ..James CLrk. Richard M. Johnfmi, John Kincaid, Charles A. W icktifft, Joseph I !eP Nha U. t olema.i llt hr, Ilnmel, ' hitteiwlen l.san, Joel lancey, Thomas ( hiltoii, Rober1 p Ixtrllt.,( Winiim 0wfns wi), rom. po the re irescntatibn in the next Congress 'rom Kentucky. It is not quite certain, bow. i i . i ' is a a ever, mat uwrna is eiectru. Liars ami l-etcner are the only Adams and CUv members elccirdi in the last Congress there were four. There i' I howpf r ,0 lt , Uy njori,, ecctcd to the Legislature. - George ft. Gilmer i announced bv his fciends i i . r f. r v, . ,t , , i j j ,h j but we SIf. Ul!lvct My bt succesafut. The fretnlrnl el the liuied Mateo, accomps- a . w ! f : V2'i.?f W,l,pr.0T L?.li5iJ- 'T; Macomb, and Col. firstiot, left the City of Was. ith"B're rresweni vHiirwisww days, for the benefit of his brahh, wbich ha been considermblv impsired fcf ss iatease ap plication to the arduous duties of his high and responsible oflice. uvsaicoi. aassT. Flour is scarcely inijuired for, and food New. York may be had now aa low as 35s. and evea le would probably be taken if offered for a quantity. For Floor In Sond 22s would he tak en. The Uat week's average wa 69s 4J, roak inr the aeererat 70 4l. Liverpool, Jul? 8, ( f trMf J. The sals of Cotton to day are abaui oaies. i or lav import sinee rbe 1st, (about 35.000 haps) in duces purcbssers to affer lower prices, snd hold ers hare mM them to day at a decline of l& FOREIGN NEIVS. Br the arrival at New-York of the ahin Charletnagnei from Havre and the tbtp Writ. Thompson, from Liverpool ; the Courier and Enquirer has received Parii caies to 2 1st, and London to the 16th July. It is not general!,, known that the Rus- I ,VY. Ia IT " 5 " siatr General IHebitsch1 is ulrSer :fiftysalt 7$ to 80, tallow 8, wheat SNVwhi?key it : yeara of ace, t German bf. birth, a soldier to 23 If. 8. bank notes 11 a U percent. v by fortunes and ton id lam it thi famous I! &fTrdao,n a 3,- Barclay de Torrr. : . ..7" . :.. . . . tau of. Sis.ria. Intelligence of the 8 bceiusd rendered theinselve ptlsonera or urarrTs the r?rrison consisted riq;QOTmeo,Wr Ii.,.;JL f .k inhahhanti. Amonir them . are Hadr AcSemet and Sert Mahmoud, both three-tailed Pachasrartd-many other kfTicera. The irophiea ol-tma victory are .k - i . . 2J0 piecea of cannon, two hoi e tails, up wards of 100 itand of colours, the flotilla of tha Danube; and a great quantity of ammunition and oro vision. J he uranu Vizier is closely blockoded at uhumla by Gen. Diebitscb." -Choumla is not the only passage across the Balkan open to the llussians. The rosd from Sophia to Phitoppolis tfoes not present the same difficulties ;and besides, by leaving .Choumla, ith ha reduced garrisonto be observed by a numerous corns, several other rosd open the plain ol Adriartoble to the Utljsians. The ques tion now is, whether the fall of Silutria will induce the Porte to accede to the nronositiora of Russia, and, if ho atlll re fuses, whether Turkey may look for ;tbe tuiuiui of any European rower. ' "" Ireland. WsTtrrbances torrtinaev Mr. Gerard Calhgman has been returned to Parliament from Cork bv the Brunswick ers, notwiihsfandlnff Mr. O'Connell wrm- y espoused the cause of Sir Aueustus v ur ren, who received only 1 35 votes. Cal laghan had 522 All opposition to O'Con nel in the county of Clare has ceased. FNoland. The Ministry. .The Kinp is said 'o regret having given his assent to the measure of Catholic Emancipation and at a late levee treated the rhike of Norfolk and Lord Jerningham with mar ked neglect, not even speaking when ut dcrthe necessity of passing clone' to them On the name of O'Connrll being announc ed, he is said to have sutlereu some in decorous expressions to escape him. He manifests great aversion to all who were, in any degree, instrumental in furthering the passage of the Catholic Helief Bill. The Duke of Cumberland is Wtd-to bava trreat welflLt whh bla Maieitr at this time, and hav openly Ucclarcd that he will not leave r.ngland until he has f rfecte'd the dismission" of the Duke of Wellington. In the mean time it is said that. advances have been made by 1hr ministry to the ultra tory parffViln"d the leading meirhers of it have assented to join - Wellington, if he will sacrifice Mr. Peel to their reentmrn4 " ""A dissolution of - Parliament U sjwkeft of to strengthen the ministry. Lauk 0r.. Don Mijjuej's crtilzers have captuird an Ameiican brig eff Tcrccira If the Don lout hrs our pockets, we shall have to tread upon his corns. Nothing on the subject of legitimacy will be settled so quickly as capturing our vrsslrs. .V. f. CoAr. On a recent examination through the county of (iranvillc. near 700 lamilies tere found without the l. !, all of whom 1 i? . i r.j i .v. 4,..: were immrniaxriy -u,. .. ,UB 1 S' l 1 W... . I I . a.n ...II . "ml "",e ciciy or "rumiic. Hal Register. Tobias Wutkin . This miscrsble man his at Ungtb met with merited punish ment. The Court having overruled the motion of his Counsel, for arrest of jmlR men, pronounred the following Jtii'ft menl : wn the mdictmeiii tor rjj'i, io S r-m . . IS. ! 1m' pay a line oi ft? vj, sun oe impnscneo j ralen.tar monrhs Irem the l4i dy 4 Au- ffUlt. 1829; same oft Ihe 8300, and .0 be im prisontd for 3 calendar months, next fol lniinr the termination ol his liiiln lon-1 tnentttmler- tb saiiUiuc on Ihe pTccl - r - ing csej arid, on Ihe indirlmfnt lor RWOO, to pay a fine of ?20O0, and be tVinrinnrl for 3 calendar months, next following the termin.li.rti of hi. imnrlsoo mcnt under the sentence on the next pre ceding Case fur 8300. sre undent and that hit-decleouon trorn yirtue wss'pfcKoctdy-lssi love oL show nd ostentation a wish to vie with the msgnifictrrite'bf flecfitartea end Fofiae UioUlrioJ soassii in rjuiH"K tabllshment among the wealth v, without their resources. - tvaK auaasv, lora iety. r. 1 be bosinns hae been very scti for a week paat and prices of t'rwted States aWt staple have been well sutained. ' . r It Ii stated in ih. Albany Daily Alver - . r as n .... . f tlser.th.i Mr. Cammeyer an engr.ver ol that city, has invented a kind oflak, ol 1 1 quality which has long been desired, and the use of which on bank no'es willpf vent the frauds so much practised of ex trsOinfc numttra p' Tbsti'u'.irs ahct. THE MARKETS. Sa&tlury Price, .August 29A,....Cottoii 1 i to 1 centi, com 25 to 30, beef 3 to 4, but. ter 7 to 10, flour 3.75 to 4 per barrel, wheat 50 to 69. Irish potatoes 30 to 40, sweet de. 55 to 3 J browiv augar 12 to 15, coffee 15 to 22, salt 1 l'J to 15, homespun cloth 18 to 30, wlmkey 2Qto 25, baeon 7 to 9. - . ' . ' Fayetteulte Jutrutt 19......Cotto-i t rl bacon Si to A peach brandy 55 apple do 40 to 42 - u". i7.,..Cotton rto 9J cent nour.7a7i.whiRkev. - 2Sa2r.hnn. - T i.: . a best kind of brin,, a 'ZZL'rZ ceTtTSTre-emmtiotn . 51.-.Cotton 7J to 9 , Tobacco, middling 5 50 to 6, prima -9 to tO t v neai y to iw, uorn to 61) cents per busael. Flour 6, Bacon 7. iiiehmoneXMg, 23..,.,.wCotton 8 a 9J, wheat -1.25, corn 45, bacon 7 to 7, brandy apple 42 a.. 45, whiskey 26 to 27. Compile! Camden, August 22....Cotton 7 to 8J, flour 4 1 , to 5 out of the, wagons, that from Camden mills 6 to 7; wheat gl, corn 50 to 50, oats 3 J, ! salt 65, whiskey 28 to 35, bacon 7 to o. . CAeraw Aug. 19.,.......Cottii, 7 to 8j, bacon 61 to 8, corn 50, flour 4 to 4.50, whiskey 25 0 B, peacti brandy 45 to 50. aonle do. 40 to 45. leaf tobacco 3, caffce 15 to 13, salt 74 to 75, -II Q .r. ir I r ' ' Baltimore, fu'.21.......rioiir R6i a 7 cotton 10 to 11, whiskey 24 to 35, bacon 9 to 11. Cincinnati, Ohio, Ms. 14 Cotton l ?4. fea thers 23 cents, fluxaeed 37 to 40, flour 5 75 to 5.8, Kenhawa aalt 50rrnta, praoli biandy 62, apple do. J7, whiskey 20, tallow 6 to 7, tobac co 3 to 7 cents per lb. - ' ' JVewbem, Aug. 22,...Cottort 7.25 to 7.50, flour 6.50 to 7, wheat 1.00 a gl, bacon 5 to 6, salt 80 t i00,pac6 brandy 75, apple do. 40 a 4$,w1it- keyr,5. ' PfUtaMphia, Anw. 17. Cotton 9 to 10, 1 lour . 4.62 to Wheat JJ, mm 44 toij, black eyed- Peas 40 to 50, irgima lUuia S to 9. -Ve.Jr,vff, 2H...Ctti 81 to 104, floilf 6.87 to 7, cotton bagging -made of hemp 19, to 21, wheat 1.37.to I.i ), oak tann'd sole tenth. er-20 to 2!v hemlock, do. 18 to 23, haun 9 to 10, sail 42 to 50, apple brandy 36 to 40, wlmkey 21 to w2, leaf tobacco J tn 5, t How beeswax 23 to 24.....,....Norlh-Caruiina bank bills 3 to per rent discount, South Carolina 1 to , Georgia . 2 lo2i, irrinia 1 per cent. do. Boston, Jur. 17 Cotton 10 to 11), flax 9 a 11, flour 7 'to 7 12, com 5a a 51, cheese 3 6, tallow 8 a . . CEAMMs onnv.iin. We are called upon lo announrp ihe sfllictive intelli(ceuce of the death of JOSKI II WlJ.ijON, Esu wio departed tin, life "at his rfntence in Charlotle, on ThuriiluV eveitii't;. the .'7th ulti mo, after a abort and violent atai k of Fever ard infiVtinutioii of the bowel. He hope to re lur niahril, hv mmtr trtend, )aitoiir neat publics tion, with iolieof llio iicnts and services of tbia eminent c'lti.en d d'wtinguislied lawyer m -i.i . . ! LUJt- NttW V.. mi. E have this dv recei."'! an. additmn to our Ai r'd: which U1 render our aaortment very corvii.t t Super. Black iM'-ns; . m t't-i attains PI Pr.ad .Vbrvtrn -mp V. YtrkMH fortwgs f'anru Cilt Uiittcn .Spool Celfal, A. 1 1 to 30 otto Vn-di','7 t 16 Slumped Bonnet Itibioni" 'aimed llrt ih. If fair rlannrl, friih Horn, Uc - L ki lls Lf ,u;wn;?.nv Salisbury, Mg. .'3d, 1829. Friday the lHthof Septetn- .F tier nrxt, ihe mirtfcncer win rvy exose at iitit!ie aale, (il nit ninjiofu of phvatelv) tli M.t.NTAflON he now lire, on. rw.tsintnr alrtl 180 arrrs, lying on the public Itadi :K Irum Salisbury 10 Cumord, at alnn.it r erial ih nc from rhhrr plce t and coiinitnly Miu aUt! and funuahed lor ii6'c I mn tainmeiU. Alms one ot iwonre "!, one aged '.'4, the other 34, aml.everal .f .' one or ir irri, some Cati'r, nme houtfhoi J ami Vil".hi n Furniture. Tl,t eondiitona i!l be maiie knuu onthi- At of aal-. ( IIAKl.tS A. MtltKI.. .i.e.i 21, 1821. " 2t HI Vor ac, . vnlinHe tract f liSU, t the Caftv da nx'cr. 1)1 viHur of s drrd of Tn', KM V- lJt rern'rsi on Jisila, 4b lilh of i eplenlber neat, that valuable tract ! - ol l.M, lying in Iredell county. ui.'i i iliauiy on tiie i atawiia rtvrr, mown vj .. .1 L . . . ...... .MM i 1 . .1 . . . . ...... I iiie name in iu .irnjy xracit tuimimin n grwl pNiportimi id ll.ia UaCl U Rrf . i r,e tr bottom, n. ihe ls'i.ce of aupenor j uplands, with some irrrrtivrments. It is pie . sumed the lorat hiko of this liacl l land, - ! nd W?' K -ut iuduc.mcnt,-. lor those wtiniir to hhtiik, to call and ts smine for ih'tnsclves ; any inlorniation relalise to the said land, can be had by apply me to William . MiKy, hvins; on the preim, one and. swItajfUailel below i lataoi aAiL.i ... . : . j-L MII.F.S W. ArtFUMATlir, Trustee. Lincoln eomrin, July 28, 5i3 T MIT. SMibacribrr otTera IW sa'e that taliulilt I'lanWlion, willi. 11 1 1 1 ii km lour imiet ol siulun, on both . . i ' i F ,llf " 'he llea.lies Foard road, e tct-s.au, a and occutiiul by Sir. Utorft Icke i On wlmh there is a large, new aiJ commoditsus daclling house, with all the iicrts. i Mry out-liount. llieie is only abotit 50 acres ; of this Is-kI under culuva'i.m, u-ib,rdao lb. tract is M good uplaaxl as SMy ui tbsj neighbor- J U(l4j for gr or r,in: it is ia Uie j mjj Gf . bmpnablc and social neighborhood, iFor terms, c. apy to the aubcr6er, la tb j utlKhborhtx,d wClLk r. .Xi, it.?. ... en 7 'l I 1 1 I
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 1, 1829, edition 1
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