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the United
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pi '.I
an
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in t'
patriot
. -.i. measure ut
f-jc c..;'twdi!y Ltd
at) administration,
magnifying error of the hea l, (triads are
Arable from human -frailty) and -exter.ua.
. - .w nraiseworthy action , and pursuing a
ilea course of denunciation and Blander,
the ,,le view of briuj ' t)e ulcers of
ferment info dWeput ,ntDpt..n
t duty Of .very good .c. -Jther AtV
.Lj-.pftiiient , ... . . ' . .
better to be the characteipofUhe
ucnointed Post Master' at Beattie's Ford,
ve have beeirravOT?aVbrfriwrfrm
ville and FrankHo,wUh the returna of tae ele
lion in iiaywood and Macon countik iia
now the only county- we have not published ire.
turns from. .. ' , -J-fH
u William Welch, senate t.NInian
. i:...i.trt. tames R. Love, commons A
btatcofthe poll: for the tenate; Welch 162,
i 11 Walker 79 : lor tne commons, r.umonoii
!,i i v 2S8.1L Osborne 237, A. Rnloe 100.
.Wacft. Thomas Love, aenatei Ja toes Whit
iter, Aapn wuoe, cuiomu.
MACON COUNTY,
On the fourth' Monday in March, last the first
County Court was held for Macon ; county, at
KunUin. At which term, me loiipwin&coumy
. tliicen were elected :
11, W. Bell, Sheriff:
N. B. Ilyett, L7r,
Montraville'Patton, Solictor it ,
.... John PoUortiiilfc-. ,
.Michael Wikle, County TrKfe- y
Nathan. $mlKmrj .
fjicob; Silef, o'urreyor - ;
' James U. GrayaiuZca J Keeper.
r
DtjMabU In our last, it was with a peculiar
i&facilbn wc.eomment?d on the Tefrainihg jrt
the late elections in thii state, of the people from
the ordinary disgusting scenes of drunkenness
nd debauchery; but if tfio following exijact
from the Wilmington (North Carolina) Repdr
ter.be a faithful representatidn of the Icenes
t mcteil in that town a the election all' our fond
sritictpationsnre bWl-t-anJ wa haltstU hv
to mourn over the depravity of our people; in
he exercise of the most inestimable of their J
privilege as freemen, the elective franchise ;
There were seven open homes, three
1 ; jg api, . two bortliog houses wbcic
the -rgcwlemtn . voieri; clil ITregaU
itainselycs - eat ahd
7 rinlcin35 aStthcn:; JtotleaRTi 'twcr
riant e houses-whc re the' gcfttletnen vo
- urwaf eravingiMrtshfderaselyes
ifiHn'8-'tfieVlajf t the'rog-shopsand
- Uurding bouses, could retire at .'its i cloae
nd imdcr coveror niihtrv t04pencth
time unuLtht return oLdayv in thejoosi
jf publican-fieedomof imer coute -w h
w hn e,-1 Hoyfnd
(onci'jons rutxcti tugetner,inuie mu&t
1.., . r mm " '
luvciy conmssou
w staled in thf Savafttuh Cdorgian, that the
., , '
Catfpiller is doing extensive damage to.tii
Cotton and other crops in that part of the state 1
urd if the wet weather should continue, itVa'i
feared tbe ral would finish what th? caterpillar
might leave. But in the tipper part of tfeoi gia,'
both cotton and; 'corn promised an abundant
i?ipi- fv' " "T . ' ; &Ji.yi 1
. Ct(.ry;o.-.r.corge U. -Gilmer, and Joel Craw.
- tWJ-ar, it appaarsy uow-faiiiy befor tli pco
rf f ' f.' r" : 4. ' 'J. .1.
i"v vl iur uunnror, viot. t ursyui nay
l."4C deefiued running'agaTn for that office, ex.
lacing to beildNo the JLI. S. Be nate, Jn
place of Judge Berrinn, appointed Attorney
Central ofthc T. States. . Henry C. fimar and,
Uerll. Prioco, Fqs. are named as, candT-
igr prcacnuiive in voogress, rl place 01
.. ..
f. CiTiner,rengoe3.
Jntkwi;yknji.'Avgt l2.Bacoo 10 10,13
Utttr 12, cotton, 7t corn 7i cent$ per buSdt
fW3 doTlars Pet hundred,' peach and, apple
lyfc-tcr' per "caHrjmhiskey6t.
t U it articles can be had in North Carolina (ot
bout half djc above prieeiy 'ee pt; CXiltoH.. :
- Bititut 'nrr-A.lir. Davis, who advertises
UibseJf Jackson, -Tennesieei paper, lis for.
crry 6rtte;Ke wrTiunS CBaltf refsbifa't'llvl
ne 'relies or. 'citfBMJtf'l cure 0
- -MdtH ViacTcr ait vii . pOwtrnariVi Ctrtairi
'edy, when. sidfully.uulmiouterctU-Io aid of
"tuejeautioua and prudent mcilical treatment',
lie doctor does wot siy wfeethe he was U the
tWij, hc-pital" pit'il or physician. .
fafiiav, nonaThe Floridian gives the
Mowing result of a cenaus of the city of Talla.
usre, capital of .Florida 1 Population,. 1063 i
Jelling hoUwi, 168 j other building I JO , "to.
UaM.-lii the Huntsv'dle district, CUi
r- C has-been elected to Congre" I i't the
m, or Middle distrk-t, we learn that Col. ?,
. ajipr is elected. The Hon.- Gab
J1 ernn wtcui opporition.
. .. i .1 ci'
A 01.1 f.vry pa:
cd, from a!!
v .U be a
curious piece of information, erc U csccrtained
how many ba'cs of Soalhern Cottoa it annually
takes to pay tribute to these Springs J ,
t Sisocuh MiauoE.....In the city of Natchez,
Mississippi, a young widow of 19, and a bachelor
of 22, were recen'.ly tried for some petty theft,
convicted, and sentenced each to .1 one : week's
solitary imprisonment in the county jail. . During
the trial, however, it, seems they had been emit
ten with each other's charms j tfnd applied, to
the jude for liberty to te united io Apia wedlock 1
, - T -t . -: c . -r - - . .
1 1 " . J , ' , .1 ' r-.-r . -. . . .
w uitui oeing (rrqiea, a justice 01 uie peace suoii
performed the service i "and the were locked
i 1 iiataa"'? 'nS jfrj. . ., -iscTlaLPstiident't
llaalth Is Jeflresented by the
lime oas ne oecn any mmg worse loan in omnia-
rycaiesofgummejcp contra
tyireplaTiiavfrl
the soaiition papers, for sinister puioses.'The
6, S.relefcriiph of the 28th wit, MyiWt letters
from the President to his family, represent his
neaim u muy rcsiorea ; ana ne wouiu reiuni
to Wabhinstonin fewdays. , t '
The Raleigh negister states,' that Cold has
been discovered, in two or three different pla
ces, in that (Wake) county. "
t)ettructive Raitu.-li is with regret we learn,
that the heavy rains with which we were visited
inhibit section of country week before last, have
done extensive damage. In 'Davidson county
we are told ihfe injury,-done to. the standing
crops, to mills, bridgs,4goid-mining establish
nent, fee. by the swelling of the water-course?,
and--ovetflawirig of the low-lands, tas been
very serious. It has been so excessively wet
fanrrin.yrfora
willJosea good, proportion of. their fodder. ...
Z?uff The Cheraw Radical has been
discontinued, at the end of the first year of its
existence, The, editor ny.s he has not stopped
forkekuf patronage , and we will not gainsay bis
declaration ; but then we have our own opinion
about' the matter 1 Every body knows, that in
Jhee dull times it U as tare an occirrence for
a man to give up a lucrative business, aa it is to
witness an t'clipse of the tun or moon. Out as
the latter is actuary to take place, (if we can
crediOhetmanacTaniT'aTor
two or three weeks back) 011 the 13th inst. it
niay be that the former phenomenon has been
exhibited iiitjc conduct of ihe Editor of the
Radical. It is but a few years back, that there
wre papers puiliibed in Cberaw; hotb of.
which i:ii'ji rt-Ctiveda living support. 'ow
w are unable tn diviw the cause t)f these mu
Utiooriu tiie Ijusuitis at Chvriw- -
Can it be a lair criterion whersby to judge of
the declinatioa of busIueisTu that once fjburish
ing towo?r Or are people becoming so little
coveftrus ofthc hvaor$ Incident to the Editorial
vocation, ind so lit' t'! a.nbittouS of acquiring din
hnciitH a4hatWftyyit cauXious,of-ad ven
ttinmung the cost profile, "8iCi Cheraw, in our
virw v f trje business, is not the only town where
. ' ... . ,, ...
1 oatroime would hardly warrant the profitable
c mi ti nuance of one. ' t,"
1 The Vermont Journal, alscs printed at Windsor,
the oldest paper in the state; the Journal of
the Times, at Bennington and Freedom's Ban
ner, at ChrJterj all inVermont,havc been
diacontinccd, for want of support. . '
An incVuiry is now going on at Paris as
to the titles purchased by Frenchmen and
foreigners at Home. . .Many 01 the posses-J
sof s ot these titles are louna to oe persons
of Heht character, who having become
hiartincssesj ccfunts, barons, and knights,
themselves up (of fine gentlemen in Par
is, and practice a good deal 61 deception
on the unwaryjThese titles are diposcd
of there by an agenf, at something like
ihe rollowlns'wdel ; ffor a marmiesate
20,000 francs,' for a barony or acountship
12,000. and for a knighthood 3,000. More
than one purchaser of knighthood hasjiad
the effrontery to dub bimseil or, in pa
Jish society, here 4
' Two or three miles and females, be
Iornr'toc to the , Seneca tribe of Indians,
have Wo puttt de aUijicentli';ch4YC
wftKbc7ag.jKiu.bc 'm?
Statir&ank''. WeitV pleasure- vin
stptidg, lor the information of merchants
and 'others, who jnay have, occasion id
make paymcntno the (forth'ttbat Checks
Or Bills rhxehangeon Newport can
be obtained at the 'btate Hank, .irt tx
chance. for' notes issued by the Institu
tionat Rslclghj arid at a premium of one
half per'centtoroihcr turn
potel. ' ' Ralvsh R
urrent Hank
rghter
Puhct'uaN'tuh is fue to Mr. Ephraim
MaVn, Sheriff of Tyrrell, snd Mi.JV
tcrDavenpatt, Sheriff of Lenoir, to state
that thev have been the first to settle their
annual accounts with the Public Treasut
rcrpf .tbe' present year. f " ' ;
y ' "tu. Hrfr iut uJri
I i 1
, . J v. in cc:.-r!ijnc2 v,J the rcciuest
1' 1-
of (iovcrncr, u it JoA HVllae
Esq. of Fayette'villei i.i iaki.n;j a cornpil
ation of the Map of this State the mjit'cr-
ials for which have been collected by that
gentleman; f J,,,;' ''
r It may reasonably be hoped that the
assistance bus afforded Blr.M'Rae, will
enable him speedily to Ksue i correct
Map of the State, a work w tic h is much
needed by our citizens. . . Rat Scar.
'."i. " .v .
unt
SweaHngmonvicted.-Tbo trial of
lr7-xfornrnflorjT-g
wife, itr Alleanyt tountjrf Mary bndi' has
jusi isnen piacc, ana resmtea titer a u
BarloaonveaTO
Hf,,waiji at jhtimofklhcM
01 me eea, onenn 01 me county; ana
tiiarao4M-:3rtiasimagg?trmra
viemo the wues; trf womac, tromaH
actounts, MUnv?ood, in the traeedy of
feaarMffifaii'yf
rDwessinur, petliaps .at ureat share tl
personal beauty as was ever lavished on a
human being, she prostituted it to the vil
est purposes-. , Instigated by her. machi
nations, Sweatingeh. murdered the part
ncr 01 nis Dosom.. x or ner ne sacrincea
every thing fortune, honor, fame, and
for her be, is to die a felon's death 1 :
' ' . f xoaroiK. icq. 21.
The President of the United States left
Washington on .Wednesday last in the
steam boat Potomac, Capt Jenkins, and
landed yesterday at the Hip Raps. We
learn it is bis intention to remain at Old
Point, Con) fort, until Monday week) the
3lst' in&t, for the benefit of hU health.
The-PreiidratIscxbmjnU
Eaton, Secretary of War, and Geru Gra
tiot rl th Enginee r CJorps Herald.
png ' tJ.SfibinXht editorsof the Kew
York Mercuria fianolkive published in
the Spunish 1 nguage a letter, dated Mad
rid, June 17, which states lb a) :J)c capital
abounds in intrigues in relation to the
proposed marriage of Ferdinand. The
apostolic party wish , to force the King
into an alliance with the Princess of Sjr
djnia, who is said to be young and beauti
ful, and withal a great devotee. The
moderate party, which is composed of the
1,1,; !y tcl
Princess.Ponna Isabella,. (wife of PonLiiicc is noLio.boili
Francisco Paula, and shter of the Dutch
ess de Berri, of France,) and the younger
and more numerous ot the courtiers, arc
very desirous that 1 erdinand should mar-
ry tbe Princess Donna Christiana, daugh-
ier of (he King of -Naples, who 4s - al0
10 uc, young anu very teauuiui.
1 hi party -represent to r erdinand, that
au uniun wiui mc inccs nnauana win 1
prevent the crown of Spain from passinc
into the family of his brother Don Carlos
. .a. - x I
to whom the more rational and liberal ot
tbe people are very much opposed s4
B?st. Bulletin.
aette basa'very unpleasant report.broueht
from Trinidad.by Captain Voorhees of
the U. S. Schr. Shark, that our Minister,
Mr. Poinsett, had been assssbated in
f . w I lttaisl, k.ii. k..n' I
. . r , v , . . r . .
y Dcuevoa in nr.iaaa on me xytn JQiy
-such a report had been brought on that
day in letters from.Vera Chit. But, this
account cornea oy very circuitous route;
and i W brobablv as late as the other
accounts we have had more direct from
Mexico. It is possible that the attempt
to assassinate Commodore Porter m.v
have been swelled out- into an actusl as
sassination of Mr. Poinsett. iVicA. Com.
I rit. V K. (lit. A.m ..nr.
specimen of pure metal copper, obtained
irora tne ore wnicn nas recently oeen oug.
from Mr. Anslev's" copper mine near Mi
....1 P.;. W. r.
" X V ,r-t-VMT
man.thal there is, in airpfpoabiuty, 4
large body of r.this'ValBaUe .ore Jln that
section 01 country, and it is only requi-
site that the manufacture' of copper be
j ..!
comrnenceu ;o rrnccr u s vaiuauiv wru -
. r ... . . ..'
Jnti-fCtxotonlan Syttem
ton of Illinois is delivering
U'affrna ( ittnoiV salt ti to 80. tallow 8,;wl.eat8i a W, hukey 4 -wewy , 7. w V. r I' )
JtpxrttInd. j '1it'ff 3 "i&2i iml'M bHgglrig r?'Toth, saft t4 to
Ni'wt6ma'S,'v't'm'' Hh arEurrrertttirCT5etfr'rr4J"a 4tH eeflee 1 1 to. lt.;r.N. Carolina
aVtd-to-be.vefog
rMiw..wmiiiwiwiiMl5MM T?......cotxoriTS to a ,
7efiiA Qf FayettcvW.-r-Out .town envl
an uniMUfli.excmpuon iroin inose iiu.
, . 1 - r " .l
troublesome summer, yisiicrs, me mos-,
a t aa-h a. . II r
Ier Of'lhe Uarien Hank' ssgtiinst X"iaj
John A. Jones. lor slander, ' the Jury. as
sdtM4magef;tt
idys its usual degree of health, so far as Wheat 05 to too, Uom 53 10 6 cents pcrbu.htl,
we know. And what Js ; almost of as Flout 6, Bconr. v - :rk: V . k , .
much; consequence ' to comfort, it enjoy s . t
quitoei.- 1 he almost daily, - rains, by to I out ot the wagon, thjit from Camden
prercntiog ,the..wter from stagnating, mills 6 to 7 wbeatJolicnrn 50 to 50t,oa32,
have had this gooc effect, at least. ,7 . to3J,baeoo 7 to I s
j . p .. .a r.i Cheraw Aug . 26.......,.-Cotton, 7 to , bacon
. ';.sfn-OAtrvrr.,,, l0 g, COrn 30, flour 4 lo4.5Q, whiskey 25 to
;r ' V--. - . , " . 2K, peach brandy 45 to 50, apple do. 40 to 45,
' Heavy DamagetV.Al the late term of leaf tobacco. 3, coflee 15 to JB, taH 74 to 75i
the MilledgeVille, (Geo.) Superior Court, roc J cLi iK -T
. 1- .'v iC'.a n ,k Maltmore, Aug. 28...FlOUr "56 a 7 cotton
in the oh of Ge6rge S . .Murray, Cash ,0 tn . , u. k t0 2, & ia . . .,
I a( 1 - f . v - - - 1
ti m ' , i .
ccrv;:;. .
of i.;,:c."
Troia ru
a
r t ..
aru(
r r"
harx-t savs, U.at i.
G
encr;:
To'stcv. 13 marc
the Danube ; and that t'en. Piebitsch is
preparing to pass the Balkan. It is a
rough road across Wount Ilamusj and the
toll, at Choumla, is extravagant.' Per
chance Redchi Pacha will net open the
gate. r; .... . ' '-, ,
Paris Jul'j I7.-Gen. . Lafiyette giyes
orders 'to sell theJands which hs posses
ses In the United States,, to pay the debts
of Mf Monroe -The latter lias Tefuscdlb
icxepRHI- giff biirpthc Ge,herar ageoi
hai received torder,'at all events, to fol
farhtcbibok landrtDGcntLaavctte m
th United State: havft'e'rjrtcedtly' put
filamblani :Pladelp' Ma Irora Havre,
one ca Tite (
iNew lorK. The Aurora has the follow
ing paragraph t V m n , ,
. A paper of the 22d 6f July contains
a Russian bulletin dted Camp before
Schumla, June 24, whhiitatcss that tbe
G randi Viter, who returned to Schurnla
two days after - his defeat, with a smli
detachment , of Cavalry, i attempted 'in
vain to re-organize his: army. Many of
the soldiers, both of the regular and irre:
gula corps, took advantage of their de
feat to return to their bomes. .Tbtis.W
the 40,000 men which the Grand Vier
had in line, 4here remains jscarcely1 1 s.
000. The" Kuskiart -armf remained in
observation,' but tbe Turks, still alarmed
at their late defeattprudcptly kept witftin
lhewaHs-of rchumlajSeveraisniall
skirmishes bad taken7 place oa the banks
-ot the lakra. r . r
: .Lora " Caatltreagh-'6"J tmdtrstand
Cabtlereagh (son, of the Marquis of Lon
dondeiry) is to succeed Lord Brecknock)
L . . ' m. ' a 1'
w.uucurea ,on AccoujiLxirJii jveaitnas
one of t he Lordsof "Admiralty. Lord
astiereagn is said to be a yoUng noble
man of great iTomitr j'f -'
Courier, 9th M'f.
Rice. k correspondent of the New-.
York American savs 'f theTwav. to boi
Pot it jnpot
r nlMB h near
n , the hearth,
hand cover it over with water
the fire, or over .coals on
where it will get gradually hot, but not at
any time faster than to 'simmer.' It will
then be cooked so that eyery jgrain Wjll j
be tliilinct and iepitmi ::iMf I fcavt lluli
crawling appearance so much boastedot
by the CaroUnians47 Coaner. '
; ... - m1 r'."--v rr
Our last naDcr tontained "an account of
1 1
some Indian, disturbances inlilissourh
.a
VC are pleased to learn from tbe St.
LbnU. Deacon that .ftjribeTinfonnstlon
received from the western counties' con
curs to prove that tfieaterfisturlbance
T'ie .re8a'1 of momentary ctrcuntstancet,"
andnot ihepserneduatedcommenceineot
of hostilities.' Measures have been, ta-
en to preserve tbe quiet ot the country.
. 1 " ' ' r Tl 7
lv - Tkl w?.. V...1. 1 , 'r n
1 j ,w-iwi vuhhi u, .wuuiuicrtc
I states that a seizure was made in that city
on Monday, of a large quantity of Jewelry i
m" ruiufcfiitu num uii uoaru n
European vessel, t The properly libelled
I consists 01 several nrst rate gold wstches,
precious atones, rings, 8cc. 4o a.very large
I amount. -several,. parties supposed to
nave-oeoA engagta in tnc 4ransaction;
have been arrested. . Sgme of them have
given bail In S6000each. , 'j
. 7 "Wiwwww t - , - ?
I . . . i tIh?JtiJlIikbi&t
1 - ovurj "rmwr. i.i.w.,...viHigB
U l0.8 c" A10' L' bl
ter 8 to 0, flour J.7J to 4 per barrel, wheat 30
o 60;irjah. potatoes 30 to. 40.swret do.2i la 33,
WB unr. 1210 J5. cofli;e n to2!J.aait 1.11
ho 1.25, bomespua doth 13 to 50, wiiikey .to
VJ, bacon 7 toy., ; i " ' -
- Fayttnilfr .Upnt 26.A......Xotton 6 toT
IbtconJi to 6. peach brandy 35 aonle do 40 lo 42.
i. ' 1 ; . a' , a -
I uuuer iwiw , rum jj, naa-eeq owuoiir
Tobacco, middliuir 5 30 to 0. prime' 9 tx 10i
loi wm i 1 1
4J -vhlkey 25 10 27.4 , CtmAr. ,
1 Cumden, Juntt 2i.wpotton 7 to 84, Hour 41
- J 'Jug. 24.
Cotton 9 to 101, flax 9
, flour 7 to 7 121r .corn 50 a 5f, cheese
3
w... . . . . , tS-3I3rTrniotMCTtr5agaT8rt 1 ' 1 . 1
. .'.. ; to 28.,....U. s:pank notes 1 a 1 1 per cent, pre. i W "'yT- - 1..,u,,nn w vi :V
.Jf r. Richardi " 1 '.t ki IJir rtmm, ?er,We" '
. N ' - ! ?
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er 1 n i S,, km
i-'i 4Jto;!,a:v!
- bra,. ': u ul
"It
IO 1 0 ;I l -.iCl'.tl J til ."i. v ,iu ... o- .
-l.r......Not -Carolina Ij."i1e b',jU3 to 1
cent dUcount, Souil, Caro... , 1 tj 13, dco-'U '
to "j,- u :;.uu I ptrcei.t.d).
rln Sullivan,. Ohio, h, it.e Kbv. Mr.' cl;!.?,
Kichard Lyon j;sr,., to m;ss Au,rs,t ,
httle tVublulilcad thcra. ;
Mrs. Ana Hendorn, conaort of Col. Tl,om,n
I .f rrmor,r editor of the Star, at If U
' '.,. ;
-TTr r ni 1 1 1 1 11 :
,,,..-, , -,.r, '. -..v,vt ..hft .!!
..:
Htstj oaert for rali-hls. nrnt '
,1
Creek, containmirf r .... jl. 1 j ... . . v
. nnuvreu una irurfj una x
acret beinp six Aniilft Vnrt huff. .r C..1-1." .
lMaUf.wUliam.on lllrrisandV
at? w f PrcWc. tfcere a good comfort: .
abU Uwelhng-ouse, .pew Bar, built in a
Superior style , ad Stable, efficient for any 8unu
Ber of, Horses necessary for working the firm. -' '
:J171a " V -;unMe jwll of coursi
- ai
amotion will be paid.;, 4
cCs?"1. PfeniWaVill be, ;
tw6 years. In good and arrproved Si 7 , Z f 1
. 1 "
i i jiacise oner 101 Bale, one Tract of Land,
adjoining John Hodge, lizraParkat&e. ' . t
v Por ?alefr on thiab6ve premises, . ' : J -i
TfeaboVeprenifsei
of, will be- off ered iV f uWcSalc, ;ou the-Sifli Y
uU which wtri be 00 Friday. . J
;iU-"r J0HN jams.
WdicdWoUegeof
SOtJTH fTATtM tl
?1V5? .?nn,uiic" "f .MCTUBE3 ITS
trV"
.:iuiuuon, will be retimed on the second
W n November, on the following branches r
Amtomi, , by Joair Kdwt,s Hoi.acoK. M. D. t N
aeria Midica, bf Hatat R. Faosr. M. n. .
I" "Lry;
Y omen on3hildre,t P"10
Avr a'.i. ) .-w.J'L-f. , . :a v
and Batting A v ,r"ia ""TT, L,, L. D, ,
VatMoricatand ), . ' k ' 1
n.... .- , - . ' --7"- .K-f-i
wmeHurattrj rfnalamr, by J, &f. n
WM.,r
una. he owner , rrn, ..i e . .
PPropertyjpsy charge?, arldtakeiamsway.
PtVPerty. pay charcts. arid Uk-t , .-.
w " vvT-7rW--r:t-
T
P L Tropr eton, of all new.pff e?a now ti.
and that (ho beldngs to; a man bf the, name if f
.MraAttA -IiiOfWd.ChesUtdtrIrf s;,i. ri-
iwontinue sending- the. same after the fnt diy
of pctpber next-,d to render their c"ounti ' - -V
to that date. And hotic ei i 1.r.K.
RTho publUiers of the Uws of the last Sessi
or Congress, are requested to rihi;A k. .k.
notice three times? and forward their account T T '
for settlement w-...- ... . .
AN awayfroai. the aubscribf r, on theStli
JllaV inrt. an apprentice boy, named J,vt,h v
tirvner, ajfed about 14,' hair inclined tp be ' '
dy, 1 small bald spot on the crown of bihe.d.1 f 7 ! ,
and Wore way blue' cotton 'sjufT rouftdahout
nn(V trowaer,.and woof hat, nearly new,.,Tba .
bore .rewatd iii givcalat.lu dIi-f ry ili
bahsbury, cr I n confmcment ia ar.y lif.ji;r--
prrson R rff fof bidder! loJmrlu am v..
r v w 11.111. v
tlHin ..I kii'lnn ik 1 r . .... . f
rZ" 1Z ? :w 10 m wjror.; rnforcea .-
against them for so doing. .f. AMUTE. . V
, .SaUiburt,, Sept. 7,1W). ri . j t .; 0 i
-v 1 -.,. -r. o.. . f X i
; Vi- V .T. T, rriT' ri t&j.t-ii'
sM- 'awrv Ci'ft Uuttont "
i,vwa 'JSAiiH CiiUiiif'Mif't'Z iJajSjSwXwj
1J Stamped Bonnet lllont i li ' rT
i MMury. Autf. 23d", 1829. -V-: .84 , V. , ,'
I
firirinrr tn Vnurffi';f'S. J V . .' .' ,
WILL find it to trieir alrante, to itop St '
the Ufaf Tatl where every coa. I ' "
ventciK-e is providcl for Man and .Horse, l0 maU "l
them comfortable, at ths 1110 lcmte thint nfic
real, a day and night, f.ir the priyiJc tli ' -
VaL the use of a good house, fire, watr, ami . f U
shcller. Attached to tbo Yard, are a Grocery, I ,
and Provioon Ptore, Bread Shop and Conl'cS- Is'
tiottary, arid Hotiiwfor Hoarders and Lodk'er?2 ?
in a
plain, cheap, wholeioine an.l'cyiuf(irt ' 0
" 1 .... .. .... Tinnn-nn mini, .a,ai.lji l i'
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