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a f't
rur ii .riTii tT ri.
W e copy into oar columns more detailed
irengnfof iU Revolution In France than wt
Vers able ttfdVlaat week. W have Uard
i.riluna faihar tht quarter. This guv-
....... " ,V .... t-
. Yrivefit fflv tnan,any mner win icti grcar vi
Wi MHL imw j 'JiiuvU4UtUirUUttidJl will .uk ua wUtibfey J
gyr)J his Monsters sml Ilia iirpunneani
the Mini1? wouM not htrt Ifirried rlit Kinj
into Ibe eomm'.lUl cf tuch csctMei h'l not a
jTora'ne af aii44nca hern tendered to them
frum tome neighboring puwere. lielher the
peolo who he rion In rim if'init the law.
Ii-i reign of the late King (for he it deti rontd
i .d a proiiot) pirermnnt f-nabhihed) would
Ve laiiificd to compound with him up n a d t
nnvkl of hi MiniMere anl a reform of aUu-
we re not tle to iWiirme. We ihouM
riticr think not. Thry could p'are no confi
A'iKr in a Kin vihjcwl1 tLui betray them and
aitern; to abr'uls their cuntt.iutional librrtici.
'j he Uuke ot Orleans hat bsen called to head
Ihe Nation, andvhat kind of povr-rnrnr'nt thr
l'.i!fr' will thipa for tUemclve rhoul I uc
ter crown their prtaent iirujrpte, we ctniioj
totjelnre. wnetnr a nmnea mo rc!ty, an
arirocraey, or a rejrtleni'.ie Jttpubt'i go.
wrnrncht.
It wai reporieit in Paria that atme miwii1r.
Vanding had ariien between France an I Kujc
land relative to the orrnpa'.i'm of Alicm by
of A ier b
the former. I'pon tbe atiirrnder
Ihe ueyueireneniu-n . w.n,. .,
poaonof the k.I I.n, phfa nf th,
city. The Dey h leen tt. at bbcrty w.ih thr
I rvaV -vw '' -fS -p -
perionifryT TTeT'Tm 1ermiatrtn"tn Mtirewtrh
hit family to ny apot he may select. Kvery
n.ierly civil and reiigiou i allowed io the in
habiianta. Would not the ht'd'nijr of Aljjic.a m
aj French colony he dinfteroua to the comitu rce
w ...rt tfif ovap thin. Iliftt bfiiinifi to him
of r.Hropa and America I Would it not give the
French an unequal and afperior power over the
commerce of the Mediterranean ? We are glad
(list the Dey of Allien his been stripped .l hit
power and driven from his dominions, but we
woull rather see some other and lesi dangerous
christian power in postetsion of its Sovereignty.
It would be allowing France too grrat a politU
ca! influence to suffer her to reUiu it.
... J.'f.-h,XS !0"kcd invajn jor some authentick
rfrrBtoo aa to the result of the elections iu
t!ie ""West, and fbrthst' m'oa we. hare fore ;
borne to give any statement we have aeen ,on
eHlitfr side, feaiful that it might prove to be tpu
. riaua or inaccunat.. .There bu bcena greal
struggle between the two parties in the western
'ountry, and if the President is sustained in the
l'Mt..?!Lf.?e "vTeefwe may "conMemry
expe-t an upright, outright and dqwnrlgTit re
fnbltean dmivtiArnov-iy.areratlicr fearful
liowever that ibe reHeciion of hli signature to
the Maysville road billll probably corae too
iirectly into conflict withhe immediate inter,
est of the West, to secure the, approbition and
support of that section of tbe I (vn.
We discover Mr. Clsy hi! thoogjit it neces
sary to enter upon an elccttoiieering'tampiin
to prevent the route of bis party and the, anni
hilation of bis favorite American SvstemN At
the public dinner v .ich a ss given hinyin Ciiicitt
nstti he canvassed tne menu of the prewnt ail
miuistmion, and if we were to titkc his nhcii.g
AS exhibiting a true n .accurate djjjlif aiioa of.
hi beauties and deformities e former would
jiot weigh a feather," when put into tbe bat
aoce witb the Utter 0ut to the tale of an ene
my we cannot listen. We admire the extensive
powers and sumptuous decorations of Mr. Clay's
inreWt, but rmtrt forever reprobate ike
dkngerous tendency of his political nutiona.
W7e p-.Tceive with pl-aaure that the dii
Imguished Tditor of the " tUnner of the Con
stitutlon" has been prevailed iipon to continue
fhe publicatton of htt'riii,-tieTSit.vi'
t a sufficient patronage can be obtained to jus
tij Ita CantiniUnCC. Several gentlemen hye
promied us to become suscribera if the pub
lication of lite paper were not stopped. We
i'l send on their names, with the money, as
toon as we can tee thern and will lend our
efforts to add to the number. Wt would ear-
ost tnUghtened' a to- w4t.-uglt to J tKi
true policy of our country and with all thejaoat
i'Wtaciii?. iaod. JiUjaUflflR.ff.fcfeucirt
ICJ Mr. Wirt, the former attorney Gen!, of
?he U. S. who hu been employed by the Cher
kes in JJcorgi,t(T prosecute their case before
tbe Supreme Court, addressed a very polite and
gentlemanly letter to Co. Gilmer nf Georgia,
ppriaing him of the fact, and in wha,t manner
be intended to regulate his conduct of tbe case.
Cor. Gilmer works, himself Into a passion, and
answers the letter of Mr. Wirt in a very angry
tooe. Such a return for the courteous man ner
u which Mr, V,rt dictated lib Utter was uncivil
nd nne.llej fofs .
The rrem:li have tuVl u tl.t Aigrrmet f
t'.reiy. The Dry hs beensken, and it now
canned in thel-awrtteunder a Strang guard,;
tht city bavins be,m fr anie i nt id the b&nj
of the frem-h. We m nt bl'.eve, that in tlx i
prevent contest hetsreen the two powers, tht
Algeri tea have j'istirton thflir.! to bar them
out, But we mut rrjoirt that th'tst marauders
and plunderers of our eom-nerea ere huvjled, if
thry art art now plaead unJtr Ut totir aatj
tlort of the french lation. irr:,, , ..
i-
Wc litl iclrrty toifnt'ilited our rea
ders ujxm tlii diwpjN-iTtir iff tht Pi')fiee
advertisement before we received t notice to
continue Jt three weeks Jj. We h-ije our
ineii'is win not rniiiuti n itsr .mearanre for
!ooe r.nw, m the adli innat quil t of new
llui it.at-yejalc.ffuw
f'
A pre corner beinj (fit ln 'oir paper we
111 devote it to the Oxford t'l vainer. He
mi'Vei u if he e'tppoae we mrn to im ru.
ate that he ai not thr antlior of the Cditoria!
matter which appeura in hi eolnmni, VV't on
ly at'bisi'uted the aonl Writer" for ndi'or,"
That' all.
I'-'J There hai been no c'unjje In tSe f r.
keti '.inee !t week. Tl c picta of thia veek
do not Jrary from tbe l,it.
wkx o wtrt
nicroLunov in rn.i.Ycn.
Al er the i-pp'-irr.c e of the Htcreea
dmohinjj tlie C'himhtrs, retrictintj the
right tit u!!fK, and 'ipendin( the lil
eriy of the I'reia, the D.-puiiei then in
Hjiia mtt end ro'eted tf Anm theit
ineusDres. oeruren injt mey nan rot ntf n
Icalij diverted of1 heir powrra, an! that
'hey wo-iM only be deirr'id fiom exer
cimj; the ri by ecml Tiolcnce. A earn
1 1P'' ' 'l'i!iea then had a un
l Sen ore with the Gercraliiiimo' of the
rfj ,n whjfh Jerni,nded
H of (hc ohno,iui Ordin.n.-et,
,,JZ,ttr Vl h ,e .ir,i,saj vf ,ho 0bri0.
lotis Tiiils'ers ; but toetr reriuesta were
nnrtf.ty t j:ereff,WT.bnfTi'rfieTloufly re
jectf d
vv m . .. . i. j i.
' ( en "Ijtinont, who had birno I
, tr...r nrm. ...U r.im nl -i.K .h .......
f .k. at.;. .i r r i a
"I '.he. Kuiif, 31. I.ir;tfte rxr.lsimrd I
t . i . ii . i. It ... i. ! V .u.
i r. 'it inn wn ii uiliiui i i will
.... t '
r h jka liun J.uml Km ?. j. Mnnnf
(save w,vi m jri'.l iry IIIV IMf'llltM i
., ... in . . I
; , t. .i ; .i r.i. l-- eer wzt constant exclamation
on the I unertes, the ensipns ol the Knii' i , . ,
. mi. ac i with the people,
were evviy whrrepuiled li'own, or rlr.fjrcd ' . , . 1 . t. m
K i . Y , . i A' 'en o'tlock I wen to the " ace du
while new nnpiili; ws given l-j the , . n L . j
Dopular cn'husiasm Carousel. In the Hue Richelieu, and all
Th- i ' r. . , . . i he neighbourhood ol the Jtue Si, llanore,
i he population ol the Lanital hid risen I . , r tv . , .
,, t . , . - . 'the parties were enace. Jhe3Juuard
to a mJn, ariitnatsu bv a heroic zeal, which . ' . , . j
if .... . . j maintained the appearance el determina-
it evrr fqu.llrd was never;jjrna5d..i ... - -e i r ... ,
i . i x T-.: T - . w , . . ' linn to n rnt. I he people were accumu-
r .
mcd people prevailedr"irimTtmerttie
Klnc'a iroopalbul on lhe Jjt ths
days the former wrrc tnumcs if the city,
having been previously joined bv several
jjegimcnia ol the li:ie, and h. ve ; tuni
pelle'l the bwiit Ourd that dele led lite
ruilerie and Louvre to surrender.
T he JviDC .Ji...f,n.'lr4...;nd M iniste-n,
had - flcA-to-Ilhim5J.Jt J0..liiun,5
by others to Nan'cs
1 ne Tdllo'wrntr intcrevtnr-aeeotrnt4Ts4-
detsil is from the I ri Correspond
j . ii i t ' :. n f , - .' r
detsil is leom toe I Correaixtndr.nt.of i
the London Morn'm-llerald of Auf. Sd :
Pf.tsii.s of mr Lste CoNri kt is; Piris.
Paris. July 1 830. A postscript to my
private nme to yo'i on Tuesday even'm
was couched in these terms J ''We are
in for a revolu'ion."
On Tue(Uv evening matters bngan to
wear a very serious aspect. The gendar
mes poMed on the Place du i'alais Royal
ere incessantly nttacked, by what you
th, London would call a mob" of dandies,
witlti s perse veraa.co.anda desperation of
whicfrxall the rio's, revolts, tumults, or
revolutions of England afford no example.
Determined, as soma imagined the
gendarmes u be at that time, I fancied X
saw thtis early, symptoms of fesr and
indecision amongihem. Still they fought
with eertainty and 4tt pel atioo, but every
momeatlLeir jssiDarus were leinfoffed
by boys, workm'eii, ljerLa, students,
coachmen, and, in short, afl-lasses.' The
filing became,;every mpmentrnore sharp.
I returned home, and alter dinner was
making my way apitt to the-" 1'aTatf Hoy
al, wlieii met a tind Of men in th. Rue
Vienne, bearing the corpse of one of their
unhappy
Rue Colbert,' where there was a Swiss
post, their cries of vengeance were fiight
ful They took th. body, to the place de
U Bourse, stripped and exhibited it, aur
rounded by candles, and amid atnceasing
aurSFmfr
,r..,-.A,..;i...., k. .... . -
ten upon -me ear at inrTvars,-tt,-tii-thougl
tie strtAts were crowded, no otli
ejaptmd .. wa,heard....saf e;ihose. above
mentioned - A .Uule.la.Ur 'the. iafitcrfi
were smashed, their long cords left dang
ling in the centre of the street, bringing
to mind the dreadful use made of them
41 yean before. At ten o'clock the
wooden guard house of the Peace de la
Bourse; was attacked, the gendjfrnes ex
pelledp'and the guard house itself set on
fire. A party of Sapeure Pompiers (fire
men) arrived to extinguish the flames,
but they would not be allowed to act, and
suffered themselves to be disarmed.
. Later all the armourerV shops in Paris
were, attacked, .and every weapon carried,
off. At II ocloek cemparauye quiet
reigned Urotif;uouf IVU j but Ihi ri!cre
of such cilnt could not be mitundcr
atom!. At four o'clobk h tht morning
the people bcan to assemble at many
p'Mntt, principally in tht Hue Ss. Ilonore.
.ff . , . . t
fho well dieied mob of tht preceding
day reappeared, end reinforced, but wart
oufnumtred by tho terrible men from
tht Fiubourk of Hi, Antoine and Mar
ctaq. Tt Tutlltrltt were tpproathedt
but no ict of ho.tility occurfd Up la let)
o'rlrick. fo the mf in lime while tho
brite of tht Hdevtnt duardo Rationale
bej?in toemmblt on tht Bouteirdit In
the f lace it Gretrtt end In other pUcee,
wi'h the certainty of death it defeated-
At 'the tjme momenta oe ndmDU.ini:iJri thc-jtooii of. the darijipd jAAsir;
portant Incident occurred. Tht eudtr.tl
ftfThfefto1yTee1trrffirsnns
.. . ., . t.
j lined the people nearly to i man, thtn
epsrated, proceeding singly to different
parli to take tht command of the peoplt, j
or rather to receive it from them J and
nobly did they repsy the confidence aol
placed In them. In an hour an Immense
firce wa Jirough. to hear on .several
poin's. The Hoirl de Viije was attacked,
cr.icdnd became the fioint n'aiftni.
T ie depot of artillery in the Hue du I'ac
(i. Thomas d' Aqulu) an enually carried,
ar.d the cannon carried off to the nift
in); jMant points, and worked i;h anu
t;n' (-ooloekS and effect for twelve hours
oy those heroic youths. The Tuilleriei
were attacked, and defended by the 3J
Krgimcnt of he Carda Hoyalt (ail of
wnoin were. Vendcane ;) they were the
first ViJiers who fired on the people cn
Wcduenday. Early in the day the Sa
petirf Fompiera aurrrndercd. A large
j.rnortion of the Rendirmet aoon after
wtrds fnlloed their example. I should
have aid earlier that the whole garrison
of I'jtis had been ordered out on the pre
ceding flight. Toe 5th Ueijiment were
ordtred Make Ktad - !" "present
and they tutied tneir pieces on., their
Colonel, waiiiu witu singular coolness
utthe wQfxI j.'.iVc Tju; ffir iiouie'
nn.cir orust ins iworo upon lis anee
' . , . . . ,P.
iuic on in epaulettes, ano rcurea. i ne
P"H' threw themselves into the arms
' r ' , ,, . i m .
ioiiihi"! rcLoncu uicir cm
, . .
i,rif, hut mstnt
ained their position
(regiment of the line)
. f I
was. in consequence, duiin? the tight,
latinii friKhtruiiy. ot a worn
p irigniiuity. .Not a worn was tpo-
kcal ZThe Jgi ' JeWjr t he TuTlTerie s wit
rinsed. " lo taeTtaer du CIrour I found
Three sqaadronrof Larrcera of the Oarde
Pyale, a battalion of the Sd Regiment of
tho darde, and a battery of six pieces
also-of --the UatdeThe TuilleHte. aod
Louvre were occupied by a regiment of
Swiss Gurdt. They have petished ! ,
j- -A foidk"ra.of the (.Jarde were eng;
their braktav all -the rest, 'to whom i
-4 have refcrrtd, were on the tt'W ready
to mount or ? io. .
... . rt , . n
i pusscu unto toe vuau uu L.ouvrr. i ont
des Aats(a wooden bridge lor, loot pissenf
ger opposite tne uouvrcjana tne i auce
of the Institute, were so crowded, that I
turned, f jrtunately, lo (he Pont Royal.
At that moment a dreadful tiraillade waa
heard in the direction ol the Place de
Greve. It was answered by a rolling' fire
in every ditection, :ml in five minu'rs
15000 of the finest troop in the world
four.d themselves enttaed with cLunt.,
variously armed. H ie was smll par
ty of elderly men, Nanonul duitdn, who,
with a tang froid only eej ialledTiy'that j
or the bcirdlcss students of the I oiy
technic School," opened theirfireorrthe
Garde Roysle horse and foot, and artil
lery. French and Swiss taking especial
care to avoid injuring the icgimentiof
iheirinei whn nsmained LBrie spectator
of t h e si a u gh t er that ensued, I ri a uo the r
direction might be seen the ferocious
Federcs of the quarters St. Antoine and
Marceau, with their pikes of ! 3 1 5, or oth"-
.erJesjLiibJe.rioxikinS'..Mpoia'rTth.o.a-J
sands of women and unarmed people
looking on and ehcburagiriglhe popular
mi
For ten hours the war raped incessant-
Hy.' On every hand, without intermis
sion musketry rolled, cannona thunder
ed, sVouts and t riea were tieard. I pro
ceedeirtp a remote cruarter of the town,
w hich I fdund auiet as on ordinsry occa-
sions
The 4 lirfe," dredno ahot during the oaf.
TheA3d refused ct The cannotm
ef tbeXruaxd gave tneir pfecea anlngtn
of elevation which spared assailant who
spared not' (hem, for the intention waa'
not ascertained. The cavalry were cut up
in a hundred chargea. ,
The Ministers all ran off, save Debet
leme,-vho waa thrown into prison for al
lowing some of the journals to .be prin
ted., . , .
At 10 oclock the Tuilleriea and the
Lmite still held xrarf hot tfthat-moraent
I saw march along the Boulevard part of
a regiment of Lancers, whose appearance
indicated extreme fatigue. .Toev were
quietly " followed by j a portion at tefjit
mc&Uf Infantry chl.e UuirJ. there
rrtilm of t regiment of Cuiranlerii ml
cd up with (itnrhrmet dt Chane next
followed tht hone cut up end the men
fainiinif. Liitly, a ponbn of a rejlment
of the line followed with, a melancholy i!r.
The remainder of th three reslmenti
fittt mentioned were dead I the turtror
wert on their way to join the King it St
Cloud, where they armed la a moit con
futfdttate.
1 The attack on the Iourre andTuilierici
erai renewed jreaterdiy, and with iticceti.
but with creat a.aukrMer. The palace
trai pillip.ed. Tht different barracks of
the unhappy Smi;uirdi were carried
blng refuted to aufreiular, edx to pJecei.
preraUioa puuifiJOQDUjneatij til joy
The appointment of Oen. Lifjyettt to
the command,"' the Nat'l tluard. wa a
happy -circumstance. 80,000 will be or
genlsed to night. N .
Th Due d'Orleani will be King. His
ton i marching 10 I'aria at the head of
hit regiment of Hussara. Gen. Otrerd
is at tht head qf the armed forces under
Lafayette. The Royal emblems, and ev
ery mention of Royalty, have disappeared
every where The King of France, who
ever he shall be, must te a very limited
Monarch to receive the approbation of
the pnople.
N'apoleau II, is in the mouths of all the
lo-tr orders.
The troops are assembling to. march
opon Si. Cloud but there will be little
fighting.
At the moment I write, there are p'
cards potted .with these worda "No
more Bourbons !"
July St. This is surely the most ex
traoidinsry nation on the fa't of the
earth. On the day before ycsteiday Paris
was filled with ISO OCO man engaged in
mortal combat. Yesterday morning all
wis calm. The military ec rt.ee was
performed with orMer and precision by
iqo4oqq mux, w bsLtmMlm M!vr,!
figured as aoidiers. ,
The Provisional Government Us just
been nulled It will be a moderate
one, and composed of moderate men-
The Duke of Orleans has been appoin
ted Lieut, tieneral, and will be given a
crown, which he will wear with more
moderation than that which has been lost.
The Crown hss gone forever from Charlea
Tt. and his descendants. Charles is at
Chatres, and has abou. 2000 troops with
him.
The loss of both partiea on Thursday
was immense. It waa evident to every
man who aaw them that the French troop
w jre dej CCted. Some -of them -4
lasted food loC thirty ftourt; They fought.
mr.rtoveragalnt their own ceuntrymo..
The -poor Swiss, had auli more: cause Jot
detection, lor they apprtnenaeu n no
, . -i 'Pa.
fitiiriawp would btt inown mem. s n
ey
Lwere - wrong,. Sor Jhe Jiaea. of a!Lwho
surrendered were spared
Tbe people
fou;ht like lions.
"TiafS, Jaf 29.
:' Tht :"ltmlttdr CBhtaina acmw news from ibt
deprtnnta.. Wherever the ordiruoceaawl tUa
events at i'aria were known, .! aentimentt of
the people T.ad bceh expresaed -with thw - aamtl
Inftignation agmnwt tha mejuwret oi tne uuun,
and the tame enthusiasm for the charter and the
liberty of the preaa have .been displayed.
Tbe Prcacnt Uuke ol Orleans m the son of the
well known rF.galite, who atiHered during the
French Kevoiution by the guillotine and cousin,
to the ea-kiinf. He was several years himself
Culoiiel in the renublican cavalry, and f'oujrht
varioup battles under the iri-colored flag.- He
was afterwards obliged to flv to Swinerland,
where be su a pretessor of Mathematics, and,
some time after, came over to tbis country, and
took up this residence at Chiswick. On the
restoration of lh Bourbons, he returned to
France, and had tht whole of hia immense pro-
ertr- reatered to-him, Xaaa Uabt,
lWwim Couikt. -
Superior Court oj Ijiwi
MIL TIHM, 1830.
Mnr CHsMBF.IW rw. Henry Chambera,
- PetWon for divorce. In this caae it ap
pealing to. the ttsaciii f tne court that tbe
defendant not an inhabitant of the Btatej tt Is
ordered by the court that publication be made
4 weeks in the Western Carolinian, that the de
fendant aopear at the next Superior Court to be
held for tf ovan county, ft the. Cot'rt-Houae in
Salisbury, on the Sd Monday after the 4th Mon
day. In September- neV and plead. answer or
demur to said petition, or the aame will be taken
pro confi-atn and heard rirpflgiWiLncsi Hjn
Giles, Clerk ot said court at otitce, tne i aion
day after the 4th Monday in March, A. D. 1830.
4t40 , IIY. GlLF.S, e. t. tu
Taken ant C6uimUie(,
ITIO the Jail of Rowan county, on the 17th
iJlWfcJj?JtrjAn- name is
lwnLWJeUigs.Jiaao
JSouth umuMsan iriitHH)i(-'in
. .. r ..... . ... i
der Injrram; Said bey lr about 21 or years
efcir-fcet w- inches hlfh7"vtiry "btactETbT
common size, ad of bis toea oft of his neht foot
except bs-g'eat t?s, zaithA.,i&et on ibekft
anecte occasioned bv a Irost bite.-i The owner
it requested to come fosward, prove property,
pav charges aod take him awav.
F. SLATER, .th'f.
SaUthvii, 7lh, Sfl. 1830. J7tf
'VakenlJp ani Commitevl
rilQ tbe Jail of Itowan county, on' the 5th 'mat.
JL a Negro man who Says he belongs (o the
estate of Francis Neely, dee'd and hired bv
TbomaaJUluioji5aid b7 is 3 j or 4i) ear oli
yellow completion of common size, little affec
ted in his eyes, the owner is requested to prove
property pay charges ami take turn a a 'Amy.
36 V. fcLlTLR AVt
;J!r.9.hfr Sehtrnttf 10, I WO.?.
11 now reeivl,r and rw.l.ig it h i h-i fi .
.Haliaburr a Urge and Irrah supply of a '
every kin.1 of
noons, .
tiitdl to a'l settms of lb year, new s';!a
Cstirrnaof tht U'ett lmportiiis w.r' J t
imself and aori with much tir lit Plul.!- ,
trvl ew Vtnk agd bougM' wholly si.d "f'f
rh, Fwfwhaaaes U tb aubti arw-MMHi
to curt and eTimiw thw amniawiit-a rvr r
induomiit In tht way uX sariety sd e
btwatss of phee will be prcafntea! lo the er.' ,
J.-M. Ilopra that by un ew.lttrdtt m is "i. , t t
tt tber with tht sw atanre of arti-tlte auj carr. ;
ful atort-kceptra rrent a exniininr.ee vt Uat
trwwaa4 for w!i!;1. f? : ! ai ri.uchinjb!4 zi'Lx.
to a Khrral e! nvw-'r pwUie"
ft,r;.uf."5-,' inrA -"rmt "
, - - - .MI
-".-fr iiemaVB.-JbcUuf.l. i r.
TZtrrvXWr Wf HilMWVTi uwl'r--tiiwserW--
lerulaooaof f. M. A. t'aljwsll win com .'
aacwet on tbe 1st monday in iNovetibe netu
6t4J -
l.i livas
rBVil& Racc ovt r this aa'bburt 1 'i i will k ni
' Jsl me nee on Weloe(Uy,lh 27' It of Dcu'ibir,
aod eotiUuua three days. (
First da 1 two milt heats, free for any borv!
anare, or geldiogt .
fecond day milt beats, fret fir any 1'iing
eieept the winnlnf horst .f prectJI" J O' 4
Third day 1 count) urac, bre .ba' n fi,
free for any bnrte, trsre, or gekbng, raised and
owued in ibe CO'JB'V of l''Ow1.
1 WA S JH.WQ. . ... ' 6 i
Taken !. and CouimUtttl,
FI1" ihr Ja'i i Rowan county, on thei I7'h
JL insla , a is'rgro boy ho s) t f!s r-sme i
Aa, aid fcelong, t rcb) C ,n f Gran
villa county, . ftrohua, and Jot Lif ttoAit
some time in May but. in the Stste of Hcria."
taid toy n hut 25 or 3 i years old etur.moft,
siie, dark e.nmiilfx'on, 6 feet 7 inclwt bitrti.
wt crsc-Wl ewwsw'Tba' -a
requettrd to oma tnrwaid. prove prrpei t;, pay
charges and take him away, -
. I'. SLATE fl,.'
Saiibury, 7iK, Sep! I8.M). 37 U '
T'lR subscriber Trvpeetftriy mhrmt m'scus.
lomara, and the public, thai ki baa T.
ariovra ms stoiu? 1
into his new and spscintla buddin;, juit fimslied,
and fitted up In mot elegant atylf, superior tt
any :n the town t It is the aiamt formerly oa-nrd
ami occMcd by his uncle). Dai del Creaa, aen.f
on Main street a few doors train the tUurt:lloue, '
wet side t vyhere the aubse'ib r hopet 10 re
eeive cna feoia hIsotde-i--f,t,f, iri(tttothert
wbo are dearrwos of wtyfn rrt iHiQDtir
: KiAkh-- L.1
:.Tkt- manufaolffrlfig . i.n33Tiand "rii .'tlaTe
Ware, keretifti con1ured.byJr;rr'rf
will hereafter be Cai-rird tin by itie subsc-ilieri
wbo will keep constantly on band, or ruanufac '
turo to order,
SlWs, and Tin Tlait Ware?
fc i im.i a 1 1 tt ml k
maJt of the best inateriaja, and in the not tub ' '
ttantial and faahionanle ftyle of wark-art-liipl t .
and hopes, by a strict attention to thia branch of'
buainw, to tfcwf it ibe pfiTVftf nf ttre TS
- DAXWL If. CR ES&
- JJe.4M,4S2a - ..
r. c. Yovmj;:
rTs"0tt utRLX of sumnury, laKestlut met
hod
tO of iuformii'S? his f'fienda and tho anerehsnia .
ia general, that he has contested himaclf In thd
Dry GOODS lliiimitsJ "
in the City of Ne w.Yo.-k, willi V'. Jacot & A. B. jr:i
Embriry, under the linn or t "v - :
Wrr$672 Bui1If.j,'5lip,'Tirxt tothe-ewserssf-4-
Pearl Street, where they are tow receiving and
opening an eatcnaive .ssaort men! ?f3,l
Slam1 and Fancy Goods.
which thev offer on liberal terms and at the ' ' .
lowest market prioea. ( 1
- Ife ftatters himself front' the eircomslanee of H
oaving been engaged In biiainess In Caroline fof-;- -
a number of years, that their aswiKhieiitwitt b' J"itr
found desirable for that aectton nf-eoomry t and,
begs leave to solicit a share of the patronage of "j,
those who visit tbe city for tbe purpose of tna-' ; .y
king purchases. biof
Negroes fVanlcdl:
THE subscribers are desirous of purchasing'
tne hundred Ji'F.G ROES, for which they '
will nav e liberal nrice - in eoaa.- Anolicatiim - .
may be male, either by letter or tt person, to
Josiah Hoik in MORGAN TON. or James HviB
in SALISCUBYt who will be ready at all time
to accommodate those who
may wish to 'txv -
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iOMAJjQfjjyg
rlllllJ subscribers hsviog quslified aa F.iec'o
JL tors ofthelant Will nd femament of Jesse -Kurgrave,
deceased, at the August Term nf Da.
vidwit county court 18.n0", herd give notice td
alt persons having claims debts, due a, or de.
rnands against said ersfe, to present them for
payment, duly authenticated within the timet
prescribed by I4W, or thia iioice will be plead "
a bar of their recovery.
1 JME3 H ERMAN, 1 . '
SIML. UAUGIUVli,
nJ 13A, 830. - S.1f '
All 'persons indebted to aaid Estate ar rc
o,ueted to come forward and make payraeu, ti
an dSgeji44 ean &e jjircrr; - " "
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