Is.'
mm-
,f.i -'- Ve fcit l.trttofwri ijoVtn
Vof the country composing th'.a new county. E
Ii the aCounta wa f strive from there, it would
a to b desirable country fur the Toil,
ftaati and cannot but lepe, that the current
f ef ratio may U turned thither, instead of
. -vending its course to sW fiutvs, sod lea gen
5,1 elio. . - ... , . v
We take tbe liberty of baking tha follower,
extract from Wttcr of fiicnd, received
weik or 10 since, dale J lit but, 4, ; .
"I came lo'tbis county In th Ull of
1831 1 t ,b,t lra ,Dt ,rli purchasers of
(Jberokssl lands bad made ilulr first thp,
, ,. u4 biJ aa yet bad neither time nor
, )n(iui to build houses our places of or
'.' ship lb indMu bad bot entirely lift
them, and tbe season bed been devoted to
, xdkin tubsistence. Without preach
- 'f, ;iiyVrrri1clVr6r:incCeic6oltV
.::nd till. lJc:j!LH.llo JublC.
--jo-d Jliroygbthe country, except one
"rnade itf'to tttrthr- tettUrV'tulTcred
inany privation. Since then, however,
every tiling common in a civilised back
coumryi bas, bcto ttcadily advancing.
Wjifiio tbe limlti of tbe Tennessee V
ey, (which composes only a part of tbe
county of Macon) we have tlx taw mllli,
aud a number of grist mill , bUckimitbi,
siarpeotera, masoos, bitten, four tan
yaidi, saddlers, shoemakers, a great num
ber of distilleries, six ministers of tbe
(lotpd, betides travelling preachers a
Lutheran,! well aa a Seccder tongrcga
lion ( and a great number of Baptiat and
Methodist aockties. On the 21t ulu
Vubin one mtle of franklin, the county
eal of Macon, tbe Methodists bald a
Camp Meeting, which continued four
. days. Tbey bad a very fine the for their
camp ground, a good franc building,
franuj icius, wcatber-boardad, fcc The
auditory were numerous there being
present, aa wat supposed, more than a
thousand people. AU of whom listened
"with "greas attention and feeling to the
Y)rcacfciniC of the Word of Life, which wai
tie live red with much seat and energy. ' A
very respectable number profaned con
version, and forty-one joined tbe church.
To Uke a retrospect of the condition of
- ' This country sbort period back, when U
wai iohuoued by tbe beatbeu, tbu very
apbt a part of their hunting grounds, and
the theatre of their aavage games, it is
contolalory to tbe philanthropist, and
cheering to the Christian, to ace it dedi
cated to tbe wurhi of the living God.
Tbcre are in Franklin, two lawyer!,
one ohvtic'un, and three merchants. We
have contracted for the building of
jCourt House, -and Jailr whicb will con
runt $1000. Wc are situated ao remote
' from ibe aeui at government, and teem -to
be to lit. lie known, and lets cared fur, by
4 be public inen, that hitherto we bave not
applied for appropriation for pufpotes of
jnteroal improvement, concluding first to
jjuLour uwu aliuuiders to tbe wheel, and
. then call for help. Conequefttlv, we
itave opened msoy new roads, and are
employed on Other. We are now open
)ogi or rather repairing , a turnpike road
leaiiing through the centre of the county,
from the Tnnestcc to the Ueorgia linca.
1 1 i innirk hM nattLiJ.ua . ttuv. inLalii.l.' r .
.r- . -
ums turning out, by captain's companies,
and marching oC, tth wagona and other
' implement, to in" a disurrcc of 10 to (i
- iniles, to work xm-tnit road Tbero are
now more than 200 Lunda at work, who go
on with zeal and enterprize. We ere iii
hopes the ttcxl LcguUiure will be liberal
enough to grant us' some assistance iu
completing tl.is Road, which will be ol
immense benefit to ibis part of the Sute.
Our people are now about to build, by
aubicripuon, a bridge over tbe Tennessee
Hirer at Franklin ; more than the amouut
necessary has been subscribed. From
all this, you may judge of the public
pirit of qur caucus.
The Town of Franklin is situated 38
miles west ol Wayucsvule ; S3 miles
north of Habun court house, Georgia
about 50 miles south of the Tennessee
line ; and about 75 miles cast of tbe ex
treme western boundary of the state.
Some favorable appearances of the ex
istence of Gold, bave been discovered in
. tflis county 4 tome persons arc engaged
tn searching for it, and 1 am informed
rtha'. small particles have been lound."
A man by the name of Neat, the master of a
. .1 snail tcbooner in Pamtico bound, and one oi
his hands named Midgett, were lost overboard
-MtdrewiieoVfeveka-lacei XhejLiell
OVer while wreatling ; and there beint; no one
in the vessel butt small boy, who could not
lower the mils and bring the vessel to, they
vram till exhausted, and sank to iiae no more.
W? have heretofore stated, that Charles FImIu
rE4. would be fun for U;S. Senate
, v , . . .. ,
scsaion of the LegtslaUre ; we have since teen
the camea of tbe following gentlemen, either
j croei -i th '.BubiiCi eniM pokea of in
"offlcervrenen:iitokes;-JtidgeMa
David F. Caldwell, Esq. David L. Swain, Esq.
IsMjygiL piece of in-
formation, without being entirely aatisfied oui
elvei of the propriety of doing to'i but the au
nunciatioQ of moat of the above names, in other
Joints, sec m to leave u no alternative, sa po
t&ctl chroniclers, but to ebime in with our con.
'temporaries and promulge ail tbe information,
in relation to he aforementiooed appointment,
of which e are in possession. '
We XQxisTh fcar.at fjforn nnshipJpity ofcan-
ei,anJ otifM! firaaint of tar-
tuuny, tU If t fi iitcr ay her atrenjh,
anj iio Iom the appointment, 1 wllcb, Ilia
conceal J by tbe Ettt, the ! Juatt entitle!
Tbe tathtr, tar two or three wacli put, bu
bean dry aid warmi which la very f?orlU fur
eaonn rvl opening the Cotton, but unpropi
tlous to health, . Tbe brtlth of tbe country U,
Iwwerer, improvlrgi there are fer caaea of
akkncM, tod thoat Btore mild, than a week or
two back.
Tha warm wcttber aeemi to have bad a ftoUl
influence on ruit treen tbe cherry , trees, wt
bave obervH In particular, art lfU M at
ilia Uau,wbkb gives tbe euumn quite a var.
tutl appearance, '
It accata to Iiii beta V17 sickly la lbs
bcglontrif of tfui awmb, (ami may W ao-oo,
litxaj Jblnf -vt bare Jtcenio tb4 coLtrtry) at
anu in the vicinity of WMhiniou cjt . Dilioua
icvcra were fery prcvaicut, maligiuiiu awl la
ta! t the diaeaae Kern to baf&a tba akUl of tbe
taott a sperienccd of the madkal faculty. Mr
Richard B. Maaon lutt Lit wife, a4d two or jbrce
chUdrta, all withia a few buun. In mtity. other
ioatancca, two and three bave died out of tbe
auiba Uauj, within a ftw day of each other,
Mr. SnUr baa been re-elected a DeWftu in
CoofTcaa from Arkauaas Territory, by a outlaid
erab!o majority over Mr. fieaicy.
coxatffsicaTiof.
Mr. JOHNSON, an Independent Cler
gyman, has preached the Goapel of tbe
Kkdkbmci, three yeara past and upward,
in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia. Mr. John
ton determines toon to rcvitit Pennsyl
vania, where be lived tome years before
be came to tbe South, if the Lord shall
direct him to that laodr-'-'
Mr. John ton will presch in the Court
Houie in Salisbury, on Monday evening,
28th Sept- at candle light.
Philadelphia Market. i he Price Current of
the 12th Inaoaiit, n.'ki of an li6eaH-d demand
fur flour i about 3500 bbli fretii attperfine, had
been taken ior export at R3 50, and aome iDiall
loti of Klect brand at &5 6JJ a 5 75 and 500
bbla Richmond country at gi 75, leaving tbe
uuiket quite bare, and with a tendency to im
prove, balea of old atock Corn Meal in bbla, bud
been niade at $2 18j frtih ground would
command comctbiug more. Hick. Ctm.
Vfii yorl, irht. 1 1.
"War. Nearly as good battle bad like
to bave been fought in our immediate
neighborhood day before yeateiday, as we
ordinsrily chronicle when we receive
South American newa. A bank of oysters
bat been planied by citizens ot Jersey at
1 great expense, near I'erth Am boy, and
within the waters over which the state of
New York claims jurisdiction. The
btaten Itland (Uhermcn have always hao
a great fancy (0 avail themselves of thia
asterted right, and serve procett upon the
oyV-ers: which bat as uniformly been re
miiitkn th Jrn.iimrn. On Wnlnrulau
1 I . . . a . r.A ft 1 1 u rm tr . Arviniini Inir in nn. i.nn
drcd aod fifty men. If we are correctly
informed,' left the island in boats, with the
determination of catching all the' oysters
fhey could find.-- The ptople of Amboy
were summoned to arm's, as the flotilla
was seen approaching ; and having called
council of war, a six pounder was brought
down to the bank. Eight shots were fired
at the Staten Islanders without doing any
execution ; but the shot began to come ao
near, over and under them, that they drew
off their armada, landed and held a con
sultation. Arms were procured, and it
was debated whether they should return
and give the enemy regular battle. Pru
dence aod patriotism prevailed over head
long valor in the discussion, and they
abandoned their enterprise. Doth parties
are in a state of'armed neutrality.
Com. Adv.
SwOrltan, ,1ug. 31 Our city is
again a prey to the yellow fever. The
number of deaths daily augments. Yes
terday there were - from .35 to SO. For
more than six weeks we have had contin
ual rains, which contibute not a little to
extend tbe fatal malady. " God only
knows when this scourge will cease its
ravages. In the. mean time, our cotpor
ation performs every thing depending on
it, in assisting the indigent sick.
Mr. Clay. The Kentucky Reporter in
timates that an attempt will be. made to
white-wash Mr. Clay, at the next session
I l I ho !.ylutiir F that ulul I hl ibllT
1 h- .on.idarert n indirorl nnmlnatlnn nf
him as a candidate for the 'next Presi
dency. New-York Courier.
T)rwibury78 dayi Iwrxiln
ifax, statea, that two officers of the Portu
guese army were executed at Oporto on
tbe Friday preceding his tailing, by or
ders from Don Miguel ; and that two
others, doomed to the same fate, but whose
execution was delayed for a few days,
had been brought out to witness the dread
ful ceremony. In consequence of tbe
unsettled state of the Government, busi
ness in most of the ports of Portugal, was
very much "dtprcsjtpd -
Intelligence from France, four days later
than our last accounts, hssbern received
st New York. Letters from IWhtrest,
dated July 1, state that the tlegesof Ruts-
chock and fiiurgevo were to commence
immediately, and that a part of ibe army
of operation at Sillatria ba marched in
that direction. A corps of observation of
30,000 men, remained bsfcre Choumla,
aod General Disbitsnh wat nuking pre
parations to advance on Andrisnople.
Tbe reinforcements on . their rosrch had
order to rendezvous with -all speed at
Bixarerehlk. : h
i A Uotsiao and Turkish Commissioner
had ao interview in the can p it Choumla
to understand tack other fct, to tbe Ocgo-'
ciatlonir Wcbjit wai prppow xto'op1
Kuvi, It wai laid, proposes! a basis tbe
treaty of Ackermsn, ai.d iiTdemnity to
besuseqatnUy dlacuidIorb4xpcnt
9f the war. It was doubted tt Constantl
nople, whether the Porte W0U4 nominate
commissioners, until all tbe conditions pro
posea by ivussu were positivdv known.
The Porte was by no means disheartened.
' They wrote from J assy 00 te Sits of
July, tbat in consequence of tbe v'ctory of
Kculevtcha, a Kusaiao corps, utdcr the
orders of Genersl Pablen had parsed tbe
Balkan, thus transforming tbe seaof war
to Uoumelta. On be other tide of the
Balkan, it was aald there was a Urge
body of troops at Eski Stambtub
A new army of fresh troops was entering
the Principalities. Tbe reverves were
passing. the Danube,, and the Arnt; of
Observation thus strengthened sufficient
ly to advance and appear In tbe court; of
afew weeks before Adrisnople. I
MTEST FROM IUROPR,
By the ahip Caledonia, at New. York from Li.
verpool, the ildttors of the New-York Courier
and Enquirer have received English paper and
letter to tbe 810 Aug. We makb fUiowiag
abstract for this week's CaryJiwaa.
njlaiui, Baron 1 lalloqk is dead. A cabin
council waa rreantly held, and a messenger ira
ovtlialely dctpatclied to f aria, auppoatsl on tba
subject rf the Wsr in tb East. Tbe Enjflish
fleet in the Mediterranean m to be incresscd to
52 vesacU of war. The Krb working people
are reduced to extmne mnt, from the towneaa
of wsre, Uc. 1 and yet ijioaey is to plentiful
that only 2 per cent, can be obtained for it.
Wand Mr. O'ConneB ha bceo elected a
Member of Farh'aroebt from Clare.
France, A number of Kreudi officer of dis
tinction, accompany the EmpreH of Braxil. The
cssion of the I'rencli Parhanent has been closed
by an ordinance ol Ihe King. Previous to which,
the budget r ways and mesas adopted, by
a majority of 149 io 2. No change of ministry
bad taken place.
tyuin.--Thc King has selected s Sicillsn Prin
cess, ss hU wife winch it Lis third one.
' Puiurul is 'ai wrttchej ki eref. Money
scarce, bumnei at a stand, diieae and tsinine
prevailing, the brute of t king murdering (he
Seople, and they emigrating in great numbers to
raail. There had been an insurrection at t.
Michelaj fooe of the Aaorw Tslshdi.) '
Gttte. Tbe Greeks have obtained important
advantages. Thebes bad surrendered to flitm,
and tbe Turkish garrison was sent jo Smyrna in
Creek vesacU. The Greeks expect soon to be
master of the whole of Nrropont. borne of
the Greek troopa had mutinied, fur taut ot
pay.
.J'sriajM The Suhaa ia makuig atjreraiia pre
parations (i)r resisting tbe Ituaaiaiu; hi army ot
reserve si-Adrisnople is to march immediately
toShuitila. Thefelt of msirisrtias-Tiot dis
heartened 4he .Turks.... 5humla is .Invested by
the Kussisns, nd tbry mean to take, it by stpxni..
The English' and French AmbasaMlont were
very graciously received by the Turkish Empe
ror 1 but no isvorable result was aulicrpaicd
from their exertion.
Juitria and Monect.TUc F.mperor of Mor
occo will not listen to any propoaitions from Aus
tria. He treats his Imperial Majesty, Francis,
with contempt and defiance. tVat ahall have a
wsr in miniature ere long between these high
and mot mighty powers. They have already
considerable skir-mshing.
Mexico. My the artivai of a vessel at
New-York, from Vera Crux, accounts arc
received to the 16th August. They give
some paruculari relative tolhe'Tindiiig of
the Spaniards, and speculate upon, the
destruction of the invaders- It is stated,
that a motion in the Mexican Senate to
give Mr. Pointsett his passports to return
to this country, wat lost- Something
is necessary to explain this extraordinary
circumstance. It is also stated, that Com.
Porter waa under arrest at the C it r of
Mexico.
Great excitement prevailed both at
Vera Cm and . at Mexico - oa JhctubrJ
iect of the lanihntr of the Spanisn troops, i
Judging from the enthusiasm manifested
. . . . .
in the papers, the Spaniard have met
wTt boa v-oTabteec
andine, as has bren reported at Havana
The landing was effected at Capo Kk.jo.
Up to the I5ih nothing bad been heatr
decisively on the subject. The greatest
contempt is manifested Tor the smallness
ofthe'jDtilbeif'oftbrS
A mntlnn in rlnthe the executive with
extraordinary power for five months,
ei.v,uu.a.T . '
Ttispafi ;'inTcWnB;been.wtive.in.thM
city, dated the lltbinst. we learn that
t.be...Sp4niatda...iU..teri, soon experience
tbe vengeance of the Mexicans, as, in tbe
immediate neigborhood of that place,
there were more than 12,000 men, deter
mined to conquer or die. ' -.
The Captain of tbe vessel which brings
this news, states that according to the in
formation given him, five Spanish soldiers
and a Corporal bad deserted to the MexP
cans, who alleged tbat itjcludtnfi the troops
cn bosr4 the ship which baj cU'tipjteared,
(the Uingharn.) the Expedition had bnt
mora, than 100 men since leaving Jla
ans,; v, t
TheaboTe gratifying intelligence will
be read with much pleasureby every advo
cate of free principles.' Tha Mexican na
tion seems to h-ve rlent rn mane, and
we do not doubtfbut the tenor of our next
advices, will bo tbat Ibe invaders hive
paid for tbeir temerity with tbeir lives.
The following advertisement, appears
in Oalignani'i (Paris) Messenger, of July
law. 1 "V ; rp
A rich riaoier and Merchant, from
Gusdsloupe, who vsill remain few
months ia Paris, bat an only daughter,
aged 19, of most agreeable person and
manners, and cultivated education, Is dls
posed" t&' find ;i suitable idlrrli jefof fcef ,
ni wiaTglve hit poruor.;'' MOOXJO f?.
An iatroduclion ma be obtaiue4 bvar
lyInrtd-t BrahcrTNoryrroti del Beitii
Arts, I aub. St. Germain.
Snov in Vermont. Vt learn, from the
Woodstock Observer, that on the 3d
Sept. snow fell on tbe bills in Sherburne
an inch or two deep.
ai WAMCX)XW3 as 1
MJIRU1E1),
la Davidson county, on the 3d invt. by Wil
li W. WUemao, iVq. Mr Jets A. Ilotlgtns,
of Kowan, to Mrs. Patsy Smith, of Davidson.
DIED,
On,8unds of Monday of lattWrek, In Ruther
ford county, after a short illueaa, the Keverend and
vcnatsblc J08E1I1 D. kILPATRlCkl, Fsstor ol
Third Creek and Back Creek Congregations.
We Uope to receive, for our nest publication,
the particulars of this afflictive dispensation. .
THE MMKETS.
4o46wry ri,S, $tbttnUer 6AM.n..H.L'otlop
li to li cent,, corn Zi to Ju, beef 3 to i, but
ter 8 (o 10, flour 3.75 10 (H.r barrel, wheat 50
to 6d, I. iK tniaiiit 30 to 40,sweel do. ;5 to 35.
brown sugar U to 15, cotter IS to ssil 1.1
to l.2i, Uuutcsun ck.lL 15 to Ji, wUukey .0 to
Zl, bacon 8 to IU.
uyeet., .Sept. 16 ..Cotton 6 to 7
bacou H to o, peach brandy 55 ap;le Jo 40 to ii,
butt.-r lo 10 15, corn A'i lu 55, rl.Wtd 80, flour
4toii rd7i,mJw- a34sug8i to 10,
tail 75 tutfU.tsllo tf, wbeal H, a SrU, wbi.kcy t
to iA t. S. bank note t a 1 J per cent, pre
mium, Cape Fear ditto, 1 a 2.
Uiim. Srfu liA t'otton 7 to 9) cents,
flour 7 a 7, ah'ike, 26s 27, bscon S In 7, ham
o a 9, beat amd of bagging '20 tu t'i, uh ji to
50, corn 42 a4X),coHee 11 10 l i N.t.'srolma
bank bill 2 a 2 J per cent, discount 1 Georgia, 1 J
ditto.
rettnbuij. f7rjr. ept. 18 Cotton 7J to 9,
Tobacco, niidJIing 5 50 to 6, prime y to IU ,
Wbetf93io iuO.Corn SStooOccmi perbUihet,
lour 6, Uacon 7.
lutkma etu 10 .CoUoo a 91, wheat
1.25, corn 45, bacon 7 to 7i, brandy apple 4i a
45, wbiakcy .6 to '27. Ctmpler.
Camtlen, Sept. 19....v.Cotton 7 to J, flour 4J
to 5 out ot the wagons, tbat from Camden
mills tJ to Ty wheat fcl. corn 50 to yj, oats 3S,
salt 65, .whiskey '2U to J5, bacon 7 tu 8.
Batiimtre, Sept. 18. Flour j a 7, cotton
19 to 1 1, whokcy 24 to '23, bacon y to 1 1.
, Sept. li C ton 9 to 10 J, flax 9
a 11, flour 7 to 7 12J, Corn So a 51, cbecnc 3
j, tallow 8 a B.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 1! Cotton Xtfc:
thersn Cent: 'ItaxsewHffsw 40, fl.Hi.5J5 ..to
5.8j, Kenhawa salt 50 cents, t ctch brandy 62,
apple tlo.J7, wliikkey ao, Uii -r- 0 to 7, toijac. 1
co 3 to 7 cents per lb.
.Yew-Tort, Sepr. U..::.Coton Vj ti) ioj, flour f
6.87 67," "clHToiTafJfmg n.udc 6TTicnipr'19""
to 21, wheat 1.37 to 1-5 J, uak unu'd sole IcutL-
tlllK l.inlli .l.i iHlo'Jt hunt (I In 111
salt 42 to 60, apple biaudy 36 to W, wliukey 1
to 22, leaf tobacco 3 to 5, yellow beesast 21 to
24 Nor.li-Caroliiia bank bills 3 to per
cent discount, booth Carolina 1 to li, liioiyia
2 to 2 J, tirginia 1 per coin. do.
.Vrweera, Spt. l9...Coiiun 7 25 to 7.50, flour
, fill . Q t I. . l. ,.11
. ..j 1 u t 1 1 11
l.i lllO hmi li hrunitv 7.1. ii.nl.. 'u. 4(1 a i. u lu. I
' .' ; ' 11 ' Ladies, respectfully mlorin '.tic citizen, ol Sabs.
'm-'i. . i . . .. n . a n mV htiiy, and i vicinity, tl at the ii-xt fnurter will
' nUTg'yy "C " 1 ,cm ir.i on the 1st MomUv ..f Not. nt. and
to 13, dour 6.50 to 7 Oo, corn 60 to GO, cheese 7 inv cnnimg (hfitUh '
i!t!l0ll l 9.. i.Jti.rtera from that time , snd hopes by the as
iinckburf, i irg. Sept. 17. Tobacco 4 to 9, suluou discharge of her duty to thone who msy
Flour 4.37 to 4.0, wheat 75, whirkty 23 to 24, bo committed to her cure, A? merit a coutinus.
Ilucoii 7i to 8. Tobact o, dull sale. U'htut has tion of favour.
ri.-tn a little, and sella readily at 75. : jfa, fmM arf ffo sam ns heretofore :
jvmhvtiie, ten. . rpi. is... potion t an,..
flour 5 a 6 lard 6 to 7, wli'mkev 25 to 37, tallow 8.
N. Carolina bank bill 10 pel cent, die.
To the SlucUoWn of the Dank of
Cajn-Fear,
firillE ldtcr of. Louis.UJIViltiQtk.Ei6..be.J
JL
half of the CununisMontrt iippninted by
be Mntc, being under conaideration, Resolved,
I'lial the President do advine said Commissioner,
that it is deemed necessary and expedient to
he
subject matter of the communication i snd fur
ther tout the President of the Bank of tape
Fear be, and he is bertby fully authorised and
empowered, by virtue of this Resolution of the
hoard of Directors, to call a general meeting ol
the fcrockbholdei of ike. Bank of Cape-LVar,
to Convene n the-2d Monday-of November .Beat,
at the Banking Houw in Wilmington, then and
t0 colder of their intereM, generally ,
id especially to stL'nify how far, in what way,
miUl cansider lt sulvijjle..to co.ouerate wirti
(he .UeJDers,I.AsteiftbTyjji the estaiilishment ol a
new oanK, oy ine eonsoHiaiioi, or eweivitc, m
those now.in existence. Copy from the Minutes.
- - . ..JOHN Ul,L, VntMer.
In accordance with the above Resolution, and
by virtue of my office ss President of the osnk
nf CsDe.Fesr, noiice is hereby given to the
Stockholders of said Rank, to meet at their
Banking' House in "iimingion, on me i iun
rlav of November neitj then and there to com
sider of and to act upon tire matters and things
at set forth in the above Resolution.
'X, R. LONDON, trerident
JYcio f MfrGoods,.
L i 7
TILLY EVlltl I
1 BF. now ojicning at the subscri Lair's Store in
iS. Salisbury 1 eonaUling of
DllY GOODS (
of almost every description, suited le all action"
of the year. A!0 '
llnr l ware and CV&ry
"alect4d bv bimslf wiiti ear, and
aiRDiiva in taririv ajui aoiaunr.
bought tot euli on the best term. In PiiiladeU
pbia and New. York. The public are iuiret
sr;
iney iitno a wki mil upy,miut Utmtt . i i
tut eaab: ttua Miaiv w-arwuae. ju Mcc6mma: T.rs, n'c . I .
daSirtf.lofmtvi-.Tbef are'rej!fefwllf inviteJ lyr-rr-r r-; r ; 1
call, ce fashions, eximineijaalities, bearpricea .J 1
and jwlge for themt) '''","-'," ti !
.a .'aaaaia 1 - . a I
la.
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1. M. repcctflly bes to return bit unfeign,
ed thaaks for the very liberal aiul dir.inguihei
patronsge he haa been hilily honoured with
by a discerning public, and hopes, by a diligent
attention, to merit a continuance of the same.
.Sulubvry, Hrpt. 2.1, 1829. 86
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OEOI1023 w. snowir
18 bow receiving from New York aud Phila.
dclpbia, a cho.oe and haiflsome aiaortmcnt
or
Srjjjj
DRY GOODS,
llurdicarv, Crockery
1'airUs, Dijf Stuffs,
JiOOlS, OtiUCS,
Groceries, &c. ,
which were bought at rrdjcd prices, and will.,
be s.ild at a small prftt, for aA, or tin 'line to
rMiiir.tiial dealt r. Ailkoig Ue tjloctria, !
firs fpial'.ty
fenrnj ;,n,tlJ tticlrl!(iitto.
Port tli! to, Malaga ditto, iM-nuinfl
Old Holland Cin, otl Cognae
Rrandit, Jamaica and New F.ng.
land Hum 1 iiKrtn r ith every
article usually fouad ia a hUire in this lectiprpf
country.
Ptnmns wUUinjr to mrchae, will plesse call,
ami rxaiuin 1S0 uluic Cooik
Aoiiry, Sept. nnt $?). 6mt'lt
VWTi3Vi.
A I.I. person indebted to the Qfm of Ron (
il Jfwrmenl, are re;rcifuHy innted tu call ami
setll lUcir reiprctivc dues with inc, m Mr, Koaa
bst sold his entire interest in the sb-je Grm to
0 i aud 1 ahall ejptl ' JtaV debtors lu JMJUm
rlnmcJi'strly aitf ttli' (heir accounts, with tuth
or by giving lli.-ir noti s.
Timr. fr xormext.
Charlotte, A t Hyt. 15, IS Jy. 3lW
j4i(laUSs '.C'. Ke)t. 19, 1829.
rpjllll'-xibscriber will eon-
tinue the Bouiine Hit'
unn tD-tween tun pisco
and Cbarleaton, vis George.
town, as heretofore i snd will aMend to the re
ception of Merthatuiue, and trannportstion of
Ctiitn, sihI oilier piuJuce comiiuHed to bis
cliarxe. Ilil Jhat$ are of a light 1 all of watT,
and jjiurticiiUrly adapted to the navigation of ths
fiver jarttV With -thrwmranew -at'' U- tincua. ,
attention fu hij charge, be Imp, a for a coittinu
uicc of the pstionage of lii frici.dj:
Fon sJLFi,
Salt. bu(ar, loir), Sl'ilassea, Slag
guig, ilule Uopr, I'wm, Uc
wbii.li he till'en at wholesale or re
6t'J. JUS. II TOtVNW. .
MRS. UII.LF.V.hankul lor the libprml en.
ciMirarrinent the li received in wipport
of her Sckuel, for the instruction of Yountj
... . . ..
Readinr and Stiellint', per onarter . .
83
8.
jTugithir wi h the above, Ilccitativns and
v. ruing,
Tin- above, with F,nglih Orammar, Oc
ograTihy, Arithmetic, Composition and
. . Rhetoric . ... - .-..
risin Needle work, marking samplers,
be. together with any or all of the
iio.Yt h.ranclws ............,..
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, in Its
S5.
various branches, including l.ace Work,
he. on a new and improved method,
which will enable a Lady to execute
work wkb-faoiUiy,-equal to the4wH
ted, g.g
Drowing and Puiiiting on pa-per, also
Theorem Psinting upon Velvet endpaper,
a new and elegant method, ... glO,
. - N. . The pTcetit quarter of the School will
terminate on J'tidajTi the 1, 1 rf Uatwbor we v
when therti will bo a vacation -entil the"coin
mencemenriif the ensuing rjuarier, '
Salitfory, Sept. 21, 12V . . 6t90 i
tail
a6S.i,.!.Wj..,.-!,..stt(Ri.i-...
Marion Tanner vt. John T anner netit ion (.
loevoreew rtiT t55i ic7oraerM.i ft1aNiit-"
thai publication be made in the Raleigh Hegia
tet and W nrewaroliniaw for three ttiom hs r
uccessively, that -the defendant he and appear
at the next superior court of law to he field for
the canity of Mecklenbcrjr, at the court-house
in Charlotte, on the sixth Monday after the
mirth Mondav in September next, and plead or
answer to tbe plantifl's petition, or the aame will
be heard exparte. Witness, Samuel Henderson
clerk of our aaid court, at office, the 7th Mon
day after the 4th in March, 1829. ' -3mfS5
, SAM L, l!EUtl0M:,c.ir.c'.7,
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