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;,: i M.lf?ui t iliu iniw a hi vMt.n h ,tit!.l tint any, tun Hi.hU!f, c!i im-.l of tho ci-i.mi privily -s uul the $rtn'm .f Maiiichuiettiif iniftr nhmi
iri'iu.!l4 ri Jtt4W ''l' it t';14 intrrft'iire i i!m toj.imei-qi M.m-.'U latimml imppin,' it coutvft. ' ' ' 'jwliirh wo" ur not j'fnrcJ to t..'...'H
(d-tirtH.ai, -- P ", (lUrr;jVr4 m 'w.m nnii.-tm, futh-r M"h. ilr cir I-tWV i thi ! cw r,lf,i,,f,,'jrf2; ' I'm
t V:; , rrhn riU i"i!"t I i wrr,fc4 by mr wW.ii,,, i, f. ,uvo frnWr,! nny fruit, h., i-i.l,. ' p"WX j'T'
T.j t)f inc t.wiil An fatcipr.Mi. .; tly unwi, IVy h lJ, ui full wmwi 1 1 tho k.i9ul,Jt(irff the Sportitpf, I"' , of fjrgy, f,f tin ncm-l . .V-af
''ifiH'4r.l HHnljb jm!wui3 ' ii"4a,M"e tyi'--uli!.!ic4 arid' uwIcalalH tbjtl rivIc of deriding.' We claim d -. ,
Unrtiy ',rumrcJ,,,y vVaf dwi iVo fipitaf of thi ! Willi f !l due mUnmam to his. enfiglmn. Mamies, in Anmn 0j,,ty 4t l?o fab
i.:,.!, Vi-,1,1 irN. bv the Uv. Mr. Grovrr. Mr. Jordtt
J W, Hlorrii fa MH Jtw K. I'iaif. s
?' Jj- jrm ' jsytf',mnu by lwii': tI wm d'Jwtivu to 'tho rwjKjrity of.thsjlahor in i better cauo, and it w,ly with
li irt bIhu tu yrtKbriii' Uiw railc oi jj,,. ,. 1 1 ,rojwrtion to the annint tiiat , the frr of our unpretending ttrt$ tlmt
. . t '. . !..; r that . ' t . '' 1. . .1 ...... .' i - - i . . '., "
t. P - ; --trod t t.titiltiJ4' tunic-f bsUIU
iif
l 1 IM ij"
.Jrcsi of tho Free Trade Coa
... .t.. ti. i. t United State
mention w r v .
. - --y.-- ---- - - - -j
tmioa :ftrttfin(rtie 'iMiiuCetHwr, -ftr-Mt Mknwvtbo idHt.eXthe.uoo
tng trade, in apiculture, in Uo advance J Vy which Col. KelA UUgf baib
nirnt of mechanics and- the fine arts and
every railing and profusion which i de
pendent ipon them, h remlcred, in a greit
decree,' totally unproductivp :
llie Coiivcutimi meets the argument in
fivor of the cxUtlnj protecting dutiri ful
ly and refutes by tho clearest' and nwut
satisfactory CYidenc th(? ill-grounded op.
ioion that the tartfTcheapen the produc
tlon ofdorocHtic cottons. They attribute
tho gcncralkll of goods in value with
r,; t0tber with Wch of iu prefer rcan ana rproMMh
he come to hand, on the thtr great and cf ...M
?7!L oaoer. The &ihlrcs, .iocrcaae rflhaciitoliif
vter formof.WJv jUln medium wVtbis additional tttm
r i understand, was wriuco py fuuovi ,. , r
B men. Jii .0llo and eloqut pro- that great inrovenntaha W nude
duc"on, and confer, additional lustre upon in : H, p e. of proJct, whereby less
rri nrished tatici'of required. ttjU which j. wee
rarc sfrlydcpictedw
. vantages n4 prnlhUNBiPww , . .. rt-W!
havener flown from a free and unrestne. ctly flntue aays the - Convention
bae eer uu Mt!ni;; Min. 1 h e protecting system gives greater
led intercourse I employment to lubor. Its operation is
ted in bright and 'eJLd to tho simple changoif it, appli
and coj, tnt are the arguments o PV w
.trTking the illustratioaH-ao moving ; cation. Law, which protect by bou
tndS iathe appeal made to ,be y Peculiar Spec,e, of labor, cannot be
ana. i v , , - . Raidto encourage Amer tan industry
v i the bounty is not supplied by tho govern-
It will be discovered upon examination
Af this address that the opinion, that the
present system of import duties is uncon-
ment, but taken from the pocket of the
individual, tho protection which is taken
from one species of labor, is so given at
ill UI lUiini". " . ,
. . tl Mnu nTiMini ilhur. I hnt rAiir1
stitutional.aa weuasunju!nuu vr , . '.,, .
'.tS An to ono irticular class of:f legislate wWh leave. American cap.
IIVli i,wtu-- l
individuals nor to one section of country,
ital and labor to the unfettered discretion
of those who posset tho one and apply
! the other, can alone be denominated the
but pervades tho whole people b the tour
-r .i Kmmre. ruiccu wwv.
.. it-v.-Mi iwJv. the most Tho Convention harinonize in opinion
n?oX ever assembled in Philadelphia, both upon the illegality and impolicy of
imposing rT iiUk TnrJfT. Thnt bodv recommends in
and whol y unexampica m our ouuar , - - - ,
men selected mdiacriminately from the
.ffim Dortions of the several States.
the strongest and mosj forcible language
to the people of the UniAd States the aban
this aa a glorious triumph.
(KT Mr. Wirt hai been nominated by
th Anti-Masonics in couvetition -at Bal
timnre, ai their carvlidatu fr the PrrsU
dency , Ke has acceded the n-'tiuiiatiun.
i OCT Hamilton C. Jones ismakina great
efforts to cstablinh a Federal paper in this
place. He is a half brother of James
Martin, jr. j-1 A word to the wiso is auf-
Ctr We are indebted to Dr. Holt, oil
Js.tington, wioof themorabers ftlb Free
Trade Convention, from this Stato fjr the
address of that boor w uic peoiuo 01 . me
United States. ' , . r '
saajjsHHBs j,
OCT We have received the first number
of the Milton Fpcctatorf conducted by
Nathaniel J. Palmer, Esq. It promises
to bo edited with talents and, moderation.
-(Er-Tee Re?n, Bishop Ives has appoin-
ted Sunday tlie 13th, day of November to
deliver his first Sermon in this place.
fcT It is now very certainly ascertain
ed that Mr. Lumpkin is elected Governor
of Georgia over his rival Mr. Gilmer, the
late Gov. Mr S. is said to bo aJ ackson
Calhoun man. ''" . '
FOREIGN.
FROMEUROPE.
n .k. iiukd ak'ina Hannibal. CoT)L llibbtrd .
r.n IjhuIms. and racme. Procter, ironi uvcr
.1.. r-ninnnf ih N York Cumuiercit
T"1 " . . .
Advertiser bits reeeea reeuiar nies oi un
don psrer s to IM evening of me 3iu or ut;.
The Hon. Js lUsoouttV lh tail Min'wter
to RuMta, hit arf.vtd m Ihe Htnoikal.
niiauia ahii ruLinu.
iiT mania and bulletini Dubluhed in
II W .
.1.- r.... nanara atera entitled 10 I ill I credit.
.tkeimJKfltUdjejisejo
Many or tnoce pper " uiii
for ths roanufucture of news. The following
nr,h 'timet, one of the tnnat iuJiC-
OWIIKII'. V " . w
ioatofthe journals of Europe, will tend to
rrcD,.r :i: 1, that thev -doldonmentofthe Restrictive System. Wo
not douM-they utterly deny-the con-! will conclude this article in tho language
.,t& noVer of Congress" to enact
impost lawa which are intended to protect
of that body to the people. " As men and
brethren we appeal to you then to unite
dSc WacWre and to proliibit ! your efibm with oura in the correct.on o
uoukuv oKi.on A cvetflm which is uncaual
lil I aiwv - ........ i
in its oprration, and therefore unjust-
importation.
This convention says that, under the
nn.i of supplying a revenue congn-M
Y " - - at
which is oppressive, because it burthens
may raise money beyond tho purposes
to-! tho many for the benefit of the few
1 3
which it can:legiUmatelyjbe3.HK,
. ...:irir.r"Wi Arties' to an amount
vfWchwIl
and consequently destructive of all rcven
tie to te derived from that source." Here
Wnwe are presented with tho solemn
declaration of an enlightened dehberatcf
body, acting by .aiulunder, the sanction
rind authority of the people of Hftcen
States, that the present tariff of .impost du-
Wonded to protect domestia manu-
fuctures, whilst it ppstendj.ny to supply a
revenue to nieet the lawful demands of the
govcrumcnt. The people can no longer
close their eyes to this alarming truth.
They must now believe that they have
Leo .cheated Md imposea upon by a cor
rupt Co ss. We will not undertake
' .(Wa . -i . .,..t.ilinn:il fitill-
-..mpntirainst "
gationoftheYanti..
crs to tho address itself.
Passing from the broad ground which
U,c Convention takei of the power under
, o lay prohibitory or pro
consUtuttonP Uy
lectmg duties, it comes
...lidand forcible objection of
inlicv.todirciiiexpcW
grossly, fatally, unwise and impolitic, since
it is subversive of tho harmony ot the un
ionwhich is a violation of the principles
of free government, cVc.
The erudite, recondite and redoubted Edi
tor of the Newborn Spectator, our adver
sary in p!itics,asks, how it is that we, whose
principles are democratic, can support
Genl. Jackson's administration when the
maioritv of his cabinet are Federalists t
3-.
r u r, '
vi.::ivM'n and rAi.Mi::i'.i
T i. a: p. r if c i R r (kl -
c
i 1
M.CVlX'ir.Di t M. m!pnnt
Hil'nt. N, C iiid t r jlvt'l a t ! fr
.du at thii 0:." c. Price 10 rt-ais i.i ,:bj
73 tcn'J " r (! r n. - . ' ' "
Land Si A'cgrucs,
FOR SALE.
' 'r ' i, , , i it si ... " 4
IN pursuance of s Deed of Truit to me
executed br WillUrn tnn, and Tor
the DJTDOwi tticreiii . maetkmed. 1 thai I
expose to public ulc, it the Court home
In SilHurf on Thorsdi lha lS',hda
of December next, the fdlowime ?iop
ertfi it ' . s
- Tweaif-four or fie fikrlr Negroes
cnntUitns; of Men,.Boi, Women and
Git Is. eenal hesd of horiei. f Also bit
iutereit In Trtct of Lhd siiuned on
the Ysdktn River, whereon. Wm., tong
a aM a t. . .
now nvfs. i ermi will ne rn.
THOMAS L COWAN, TVu.rrr.
SCHUYLER'S
Palace ofyFortttne
! Niw Voaki ili 0o4cit8JI,
rTPHE nnnreradeh'f d otd fortune that
c
JL;;fiBistttndd advtnture, atlmv tru
ly fortunate eiubli.hment it a common
autiiect af trmirk. In thi , Citv Victor
ftcr Victory !tt Splendid realitiet and
no Sham about i In the G.nd RUm
moth Louerr drivn on the 2litintt. I
htd the exreme pfc.'Ufe of eilini the
appai I rue oi n.v,uwina a ciuzen oi
No. Ca. waathe foriuoa'e owner of one
tulf of ihf Ticket via i Mr. B. C. Ea
ton of H tlifaxi the other ihire w.is own
ad by Mr. James Go rdon of Norfolk, Va.
The esfth w.s advanced for the tame
the dav after the drawin?-. At?aia in the
very Issi Lottery 1 sold prize of SJOOQ
to Mr. L. Berber of Ulster County in ihis
State let ! it be remembered that Schuy
ler never publishes the names of the m .
ny foitonaie owner of Capitals btlned
at Manlike ithcut particular eonsent
It Is a Let that nearly all the high prizes
of consequence are obtained at my office
The Capital Plze or S3,000 in the
Grand Mammoth Lo'tery wnentby the
managers (Mea.ra Yatei & M'lntyrc) to
their agent in Pittsburgh Penn a enp
tain Vender ioibU' city has endeavored
io di ceia the people by puffing In auth
a manner ai to convey the idea that he
sold it this Irno-aufh thinR ha had
nothtnt? o !o with it theft -are to
manu firetender$ thai nme,ftlk$ pretend
. - j .
any inwg-- goon ciass ji on wing wcv
ly in this city 8 10 will always get a good
chance In any of the Lotteries. On the
16 November nixt a hrst rate prize
Jovrnnjinai'ValiMlMnktr
WJIJVTED.
1 GOOD Cabinet lAtr of oUt
and moral lubiti i:l meet with
tnunt employment aad f?x)d wages by '
application to the auhieribef.' ; ,
iviit iiii i in vra
If ILllll.l V.ll"!,' tMftf
rd, Surry County Tf, C.
J96
RorKo
AT' V mum .lri! JLiAW
WILL praeuta.in ihe Courti of ilii Cwr f f
ty Dtvitlon, Mi ckliil,qr( fa C.bniruf.
fliiuTtce taafcw ilooriloliiwtha C"urt MjUo "
OtflxrM I8JI. - . fi.'tf , '
Vp P.M AlNINtiMtbe Peat OAlcs at5.1irttf
M.m,Tf,Ti, f.uctober I.t 1811.
Lock Atweil
Hubert BradhtT
Junta II. Bowman.
MoaBaw
tVilllkm tlutner 2
Jarnf Blue '
!erint Pfz' '
tlid Barnnjcer '
Ribea Ba'ikrd
Grorta BakeP
Jrftmiah Browa
Col. I no. Flilliipt
IVm. r. Omk
Can Campbell
John B. Golca t
M!or Caraw - -
Nattiaa ChafBa '
John Camin " '
Gcrr Crtder '
DinlrlCoil
Eknder Cowan
Jamca Cr aige
Wm. Cowan
VTiine Coals "
larldf.Mcnry
SaaiblWVr- 1
ltachal Murphy ' '
a mm ..
norriion , ,
, Jolirt B. legy
Jimet H. Ilcullocb ?'
Bamyaoa Mcl'bailea
Oeoryw Itealna
i Jaaies McRukeij '.
, Coje Jlilfer 3
RK.M.rtin
Jno, f. M'CoMo'a
Jaeftb Michael . - ''
JansMJIkf' ;
-Jants fiecaaa ' - 4
Jimea ffortoa A
John I, Olifer .
Jamr Owens ' '
' Parker Newmaq of
'M'm.OtriJj:t.
l:liatbeth forttr
,rriici4la Paler''-
John fpvl.
' Mtthew fortcr .
Joarph Pa.myrr
aaraB Pr are
John Dukev
Townee ml Ptckrmti
Hcory Poland Willitm Rainey
Mr. N. N. laobb'uiS 3 Sarah Ruth
keen alive the bopei ol me utenua oi jrownu. - ; . . , .li el
uSfsurer Sices shall ronfirm or pwva false .W will be drawn in thUcitr-6ft No
Uliail vw --a. a i T) . I .S.I.Ja.0JZaL.a.
UocUNVjn. T.llendan t'hailt jwatk- -Jno.
Hou-ton Wiflte Swink ' ?- J
Wm. A. Ilicka . Kuunn v,
fWa'thaw-Waward- f rW.-Tharr,DlDrt .
Wm. Judkina Jacob Trout . .
SandJotey Riley Thompson
Al-x. W. Jennings JJr.hn Thamttion w,
A Junt a Eaq. Harry Watam
1 1 ,i r- n 1
Wenswcr, twe do not admit the pro
mises ; but to satisfy this scrupulous Edi
tor whose political vision cannot reach
beyond mm, we will suppose mat wnai
he has stated is true; and answer Jam.
In according our support to this or any
other administration we look to firincitlrt
first, and then to mm. We care not if
all the President's cabinet be Federalists
so the President and the measures of his
administration, be republican. The Pres
ident, being a republican, would not suffer
himself to be controlled in his political
opinions by men whose views are opposed
to his own. Si
The Editor of the Spectator thinks that
the Republican party have no merits to
but their democracy. " e
plead
.... e
the rrporu which it P'",i w recora..
Ve shall not, liowevcr, aisgwsw ourewmc.
whicb we vetterdiT
publithrd ahouM lni out to be correct, the
cause of Polan-I n(! th,t fr a ataaon,
tream of noble blood nave nowen in am.
The prorootiun of the two Generals abOTe-men-tioned
to tbe hrad of the sTaruAtac er A the
army, would be both the etidenco of a deadly
Mhiim In the iMe, and the immediate prrcur.
Mr of Polish gubj-ttration. All ihose who have
hitherto iefended the good cause with their
sword, or supported it with their counsels,
would refuse to range themselves und r men
.u..-. h, im nnworthv of their confidence.
Wlivm nv , e
and who would betray them into the hands of
their enrmies a civil contest wouw mus anae
with a fortiftn foe at the fate --f;
"It is said that svmpuny tor rousii wrongs anu
fuffcringa, whkh baa- been for-aome lime
.mouldering in Hungary, hu at last broke out
into a flame which, by its het, must provoke
theaerioua attention of the Austrian
ment. An insurrectionn baa taken , . .
some psrts of that eountry, originally ..mui-ed
by the strict measures Ukeo againat the cholera,
but which, taking its bent towarda Poland, is
j . i... . .u.n fnreeA tome Ilunesrian reci-
mentafrom their alh giance to the IIoue ot
Austria. The poor Poles appear, by all ac
counts, to be fit objeeta for auccour of all sorts,
they CiMiia not . recejLTPxoni"nvii
Loiter Blinks are entitled to 84 in this
Lottery, and one Number RlO. Price of
Ticket 10 and shares In proportion.
PieasrarMr as uwal,
ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER.
4tT J Afwl'orJr.
trr Schuvlts Lottery Herald nub-
IKhed every Wednesday, la sent Gratis
to all bis customer. The Herald will be
found useful md smusinp.
To the Public.
J. SCOTT 8c A. W. BRANDON ha
a" Infj l dissolved their partnership in
the business establishment of Cheraw.
All persbns lndebted lo Scott ec Rrandon
of that nlace are requested to make pay
ment, and all persons having claims to
present them for payment.
Business continued as heretofore by
Brandon and Scott at Wodesboro where
mi, he had fur cash or country produce
a w r
in exchange, all kinds ot r ancy uooils
Gi oreries 8tc on tbe most liberal let ins.
Oct. 21nd 1831.? J. SCOTT,
more aubatantially beneRcial to tbeif cauae than
ik tide of Galicia. Il ia to be
hoped that the Hungarana, in whoee national
charactei there ia aa much firmneaa, will not
content theroeelvee with empty protests, but
.. -ii .jnnt .nrk k Murae aa to make a sensibk
Wii auuf-.'Hxu -
impression upon the policy of the demotic
Court to wmcniney ociuhjj. , i. ,
fresh from Poland."
1 "
Puhfieatim. number of
.L. . v :v,.F-iAr " a rvnrwr nrintcd in BoS-
ton, came to "Jhe-Posfhco m this place
toc uPfilf. eontaininff the most uiiDerai
.ailliUy ftllusions-to tho- late sup J
a,,., - . k I
tiosed insurrection amongst our slaves.
Tlie paper found its way into the hands of
a 1. - 1 I aa. J mm
thf Attorney uenerai, wnnnuDiimKiu .au
indictment to the Grand Jury(who there
wainst Wm. Lovd Garri
son and Isic Knajp, the editor and the
and pullisi
cvilation ai
i.i couUaYSAktiva
Daniel Frner
Rieh'd Rmerton
John Klliotte
Ann Port .
Jamrs Parrow
Dsi4 Frailey
Edm. Gyton
Wm. Gnat
nurgeaa Garner
Jco. Oibboas
Charles Gnflith 3
G!0. II, Ghow
Madison llamas
Jobo llsmbrea .
Wm. Iladen
John llert
Henry Hill
Chealey I lanes
Jno, J. Hammond
John Henly -
Jesse llodgeni
Jacob Kickert
II. N. Iuntree
PellxRoberti
Wm. Robertson
Wm. Rough
fsml. Rudder ,
George Hey
Sterling A'aner
Thoi. Stork
A. C. Swink
Henry Stoner
Z. IV. Simpson
Peter atoner .
P.ailli Mau!ainger
John techier
Ricb'd. Singleton
Hinry Sloaa
Jtmea Smith
WiDie Smith
'Jane Short "
Polly ha ink
Jno. Johnston
Robert Johnston
Peter Heon
Samuel Kerns
Elisabeth KriJe
Henry C. Lipcard
Catharine I.opp Mer
Henry C. Windrr
Peter Whitman
Alx M'ulluce
Wm. Winter
Fanny Winders
Peter WkJicr
Cathkrine Wada
Kev. A. Y. Lokri.fca Idirh Wl, h
CbaHntte Reymoa J Charles Willie
John Locke 3 Mumford y. Waltoti
Daniel Lyreh Phillip Vort
Jacob Mngle " Pritt.i.1, V.ii bro
George Lingle SAMUEL RECVF3, P. AT.
A LIST OK I4KTTEU8.
ir-k aV.uiirVfvn :M ek Mm. tM 1 1 i. .
u aM--,a" 'm mm 1; ill Ulir.Ulrp
ae ion n. u on me lst4 01 uctober, 1831.
John D. Abernatby James Long
Itosea Abernathjr Jolm Linifglt s ,--t
John Amleiaun' " . P. J. Lahman " "
Peter Beam Abaolom IJnch
PetcrTIeM
II. ) J
4tf -AVVBRANDONrhnhirtdcr
T SCOTT hnvlng bouRht out the in
. tereit of A W Brandon in their con-
kern (Scott 8c Brandon,) at Cheraw, will
be happy to supply all wno may want
Gooda on good terms, either by whole
sale or retail with Dry Goods and Groce
ries of every description. In all instances
selling for Cash or country produce,. The
highest market price will be given for
eountry produce in Caih or exchange for
Goods. JNO. SCOTT
October i 1811. 1 " 9tf ,
All promote intended Iof the Charlfs
ton market or to pass through the lands
r H. W. Conner i Co. Charleston 'will
ne carefully stored and forwarded, also
packages of every kind from ally quarter
iwr of tho paper, for its "circu-j or the world received and forwarded to
tlld publication" in this cbunty.i order by JNO. WOT a font at
to iho'actcftho W.Ges. CArraw c- H- .'CO.VNEfa Co. .
William Bandy
Abwilom Brown,
Robert Drown v
Abraham Bolinger v
Jamea Bridgea ;
Thomas C. BleekJy
James Carrol '' ;.
Ianiel Ceurad ' '
Henry Clincird .
ScntlmnXIIark ", t" -
Willium Critcs '
Fhilla Earp Jr.'
fdward Canung .r
Joha Gordca . .
Wins Garret
Michael Hrmon 8
Joseph-Henry 2
Daniel Hoke 4
Jacob Hill
Greer.bcrrr Harrison
James llauaill
Henry Hau
Johntiovis
Stephen Uomc3by
John Hausa
John Rposly
Henry atiRiaa .'"T
Peter Reiser
A. II. Lorety
Jamea Llndtey
James Lervis
George P. Lauchanahe
Moses Martin 3 m
,Jolm Murrel "
Vardey MtHee t '
Spiaa Murpey
James Morrison
Geofg Vt. Maty
Paniel G. McDauief
John MjCall "
William Knb
Erast tie II, peck 2
Alfred IUmsour ...
1 uwn luiiieuga
Iae nohinott
Jacob Rcinlisrdt
Dennis Ryan
"Solomon IUmsour
Henry Sommerow
Solomon Stroup 3
.Grorga Steams
John Stin i
William Shetby
Daid Strough ;
Adam Seale
John, Sort-. -Margret
Vanalkc
, Nancy Weon
James Witrircpoo3,2 ,
""''Nicholas. Wjcongh- ;
Catbarlna Wi-ehiut .
Sywan Woodford
Pelham YarbouKb ,
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