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. THE WOULD. t
1 he world, lite orl.l, Iht dreary world,
A liar kindred ami's bavt met
And parted, in Ihrir hivelineae,
. : ' '. -.., -aft
W iiU Mtrruw and regret i
tvbtrt hive UU Uuuul its a rcatlu iI Jujr
Arwnm) thf brow of rtff,
And i-ity's tcif hst wadi'd awsy
TliC fulfil of dcapair.
The world, the wrold, Hit fairy worlit,
So beautiful and gay,
Where fgrt hope L wavm- net
To eaich atiminer'i day t
Where youth ' roiri'injf in ' health,
And yatinl old are w by.
With feeble tep and aunken ehcek,
Ta lav l.iia (loan and die.
The world, (lit world, how ivrly, jret
llnw nnclv, t'l i' lira
A boudoir fill'd with an atan'l.a,
A r.harrel hi.iiae uf i;li"i
drear abode of t'a'k tipair,
The liehted liall of mirth.
The apirilhoue of hotine",
'lie graces of all the rarth 1
THF. MOUNTAIN A I II.
ItT M. MimiHK.
Ilaia not la me of )"'ir parklirg wine
Bid not for me llir rrhlel abme i
-
My autil ta alhiral iui a djaug'.i! n ore rare,
A jcuat) f rr ffee Mmrn'i'i
ft wal on iia current the r ir i perfume
"f he P-.rple l.r.tl. a.l the .dbrwtin. j
M.e r.Hr. rnr. an ,e ,....r,nrn ,.,r.
.Shed all lltcir awerta to Hie Mamilaiii Air.
It playt roiiml the raiiki an.l the moaT I'oue '
W litre (he .inlel ilroojn like a nun alone,
bbrmnlinfr her h'. Irm lite IXKiiiliUa
" ''' .... .
Tel filling with aalm (lie Mountain Air.
It K'nea In my apirit a lone if mirtli,
I boimi! with joy o'er the new ilrev-M earth,
Whrn prinp ha. aeatlerM her Jewell there,
JSLaJJilkaJS iili eec,'t,lhc-to'i"'tn i Air.
Front Natiire'a fountain mv nectar flow.,
Tta lUa eaaeiica uf each )ouug hud lltat
Then rome, and'urhh me (he lunqnet aharc
I.et ua drink together like Mounlain Air.
frani ih4 Raliimtrt Vf.rnicl.
SrjtNZVS, ;
Thar1! many t brow lhat weara a imile.
Abort a Ueart of care,
.And many . Vj:hjnr; eye
Tlte writliirgv ulflet;lr. " "
IVe outd noi that the worU iliotild tee
The boaoro'i rUrkrecett - .
" Vt'b ou'd Ti6( (ha (tie worM tmxtM knw
lu.mUtitnua:.zi::;
The i-mtUA Ihr invnut -one. I
rannoid;H;.iV (.r.el , ' "
In.pieawire'a gan ly, litierinK train, "
In vain we eek relief:
,..:nuEre;ijru
A deep orr.)d.ng care j
IV't turn ua from the mirthful throng,
'"f'AWVle-lhe-utertlKOT7.,,..'!?-;,-,''?i
In train are beatttv'a imi'fit, to light
1 he rtfin nf the fiul j
And anrne than ain the ma'ninf
Iraught,
The wine cup nd (he howl.
It pleaturaa like the filial blaza
Wuhin the silent lomh,
tthoae flickering light hut alntwi more
;" ' '" clear" :" " '' '
Ita aid acpulchral gmom. "
In tiin we aeck in's''iide
The ralmneai of rese;
In vain e court the atilly (rrove,
Neirlfclful orour woea" "
Grief will ait ill hoer oVr the antil,
nd we must vet endure
Mislnrtunea thai no clmrm can haat,
Nu human art can cure. . .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEACON 8I.0CCM.
In a small village in New-Hampshire,
resided, about twenty years
,aiice,..D(!aco.o..Lepiut:l...5lcmm.iar.
vUa uirtv ,partiino.iyt and jffflpcf-
ty. A neighbor ol his had met with
some didicullics, and was obliged to
have recourse to a loan. The Dea
orv t;av hiitt teventv-fiv'e.dailars, ircd
Irxikl'U aate,wTth good tecurity, for
one hundred. Being unable to pay
at the end of the year, the Deacon de
manded a new note, as his cuntoni
w, embracing Ir-th principal ana in-1
Vrest. The borrower remonstrated
but in vavn. The uual declarn-
lion, l!iat he must piovide lur lus
family, und that, 'if simple interest
is iusti emnoud interest 1 iust.
enceJ'every"appeaTo or
generotuy, .
Thie Deacon attended meeting a
usual on the following S ihbath. On
the .uternoon of the same dav, the ec
centric and talented Mr. those
for 'i ibjeet the a-lmonithHts of St.
Pul to.Uve Gorintr-iare-churrh, in the
&fih chapter of the fir. epist!e to the
Coriothiaot, aud eleventh vetse.
... .... .. .! m.roof, we
mutt tay. in j.ittice lo lhe Iccon, wtt
cot applicable- In him, -Ireem cUo-
rum an no fornicator nor drunkard,
in iht common accc ntante of the word.
When the preacher, who had previ
ously Utn unusudly languid, ctme 10
peak nf the eitortioner, he was very
becomingly animtled ao rauth to
thai the whole congregation, lhe Ilea
ton not excepted, wst highly excited
with wonder and cutiosity." lie poin.
led out lhe heiniouantss of lhe vice in
the moat laiihful and glowing lan.
Kuage, He iharged hit people not to
think extortion Uta criminal because
practised by the respectable and infl
rtitial i he warned them ariint the
Viiioua eianttrfcY of the wealthy J anil
dedarrd that if they-would wiH to
rercWe wnd deaerve the pprobatmn
! leaven, lltry otighl in that), at to
other thing, to copy lhe '.irigbt txm-
ple ot the worthy and laiihlul brother
and DruCon. Lemuel hlocum.
I'rri4ird at tlx peacon wat for the
rcccnitic ebullition uf ibe pioua cs
horter't fancy, he became amazed at
thi tuldrn developemeel of hit own
peculiar eicellencieij nor could he
; pobibly guett, for tome lime at lcit,
; whi.1 mirjht be the import v the Par.
ton dicrcation.
Hn.thrr lemiiel,' aid the Par-
i ion, art ihou un extortinner f No
i Heaven forbid!' The preacher
I (hen descanted on the tin of hyp icri
I nv, and ndviaed hit audience ttill to
j copy the Demo o, in legurd to tinreri
ly, c iicliiiJinft with the nuction
l!roiher Lemuel, trt thou a hjpo
criie f No Heaven forbid!'
f 'Yhr Jtrncon -became wlartwrd, -and
ithe tiderinir nd whispering . of . the
t . at
I (.liDrtpatinn wat very lr irom re-
iinoviiig Ins. car th3t" lomethinrj
'more wat meant than met the ear.
It.it, what wat hit ditmay, when, turn.
;nR fye, he preacher, he be-
,j hU fSe(, on wj
r'ltri fVi nl'itn
I hi. ij ilia u fcu vn iinti ttv
!eai cxpreaaion cf contempt and detet.
tulion J Hlill the ditCOtirte Wtt C n-
, liuurd, and ttill were the nuctlioot
aud mtLmatwrnt -reiterated. foe
membert of hit own houtehold ap
peart d nbtorbed in torrow," wliite the
rr( of the auditory observed him
w ith lookt of horror. HoW deep wat
his remorse! Hut it wat the remnrie
nf deircird Ruilt, not of aincere repto-
the shsme of conscious guilt kept him
i dumb, and he wtt doomed to tnffer,
in till nee. the eXcorulinp; talire of
the preaclier, and - tb - ioiuffcrable
tcorn of the assembly
At thit juncture, genteel fgure ia
black entered the churthrod walk
ing Up thea!ttfkKwct;pp(tie--the
Dcacout pew, and in the mott in tin.
uatnig ana ngreeaDie wanner, beck.
oned h'.m ffl advance.-Uridofan op
tpoTTuniiy i io etctpc, the - Dencon
went towardt the manger and foil.:,
ed Mm out of the-hoote. - Having
walked a tittle disttnee, the generous
thus I
T" My dear friend T lnew Uhe un,
j pleasant tituation in which, you was
' pljecd by- yon teuiclcss rabble, and
en'e'd to j cnif ferrcinirh aiipted-
thit pUn to relieve you ol their into-
' I m thanifuV- taid the Deacon,
' for your friendship j bnt I beliere I
have not the pleasure of your acquain
tance." , .
You think not,' replied (lie other
with a tmileof plcttsnt tarcatm, ' but
vou mistake you and 1 have been
long acquainted, nor can I. think. you
can be ungrateful to me for the many'
k imltrtca to you by A t4g m y re
quetft, l thort,'J ifindjhat ybu will
more effectually serve my cause, b
i withdrawing from the church than by
; ciLtiuuini; in it and the circunntan
: crs of this day fully authorise you to
break terms with tnese contemptible
mini'-iis.' ... , .
'.Voir cause !' quoth thejyeaebn.
My cause, replied the gentle,
man ; for, notwithstanding appear
ances, your example will tie followed
by many, who will assist in building
up my lingdornj"-" "
At the" word Tkingd6m
of the Deacon intuitively fell on the
eet of his friend.'
-fMercy or'meT"heeXc1aimed
tbrTt yon aTer' - -
. .The Devil, quoth the stranger
and, seizing the l)eacon, ;ahook him
so violentlythat Jie awoke from.
df?irny"Te
en during the service in which these
creations of his fancy had disturbed
him and perceived hit wife in the
y """"o u
nediction.
XIUL-Jlt:CAT.m..
f.et yourPrs't care be to give yonr
UuU-$uJ4l good-; jphysical . e due axipa.
Let their early years be passed, if
pos?ihle, in the country, 'gathering
flowers in the fields, and partaking til
all free exercises in which they de
light. When they grow older, do not
condemn them to sit eight listless
hours a day over theirbooks. the
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vork, their maps, and their music
Be assured that half the number o
hours passed in real attentioo to wcl
orJerrJ UuV.flwill make thrm mire
'arcnmpliihed anU more agreeable
(oaripamK) than thre eomniotily art
who have beta most tUborstcly fma
Uhed, In the modern acceptation of
the tcim. The tyttemt by which
yniing ladiei ar tsught to move their
limbs according to the tulet of art,
to come into room with ttudied dif
fidence, and to atep luto a cartiae
with measured action end premeriita.
ted grace, are only ctlcuUicd to keep
Iht degrading idea perpeiUaiMT pre
tent, that they are preparing for the
great marLet of the wot Id, Ileal el
egance of demeanor iprioit from the
mind fashionable tthoolt da but teach
its imitation, whilst lhe rules forbid
to be Irtgenuejori;- lhilcrrrpbert aeref
conceived the idea of to pclfeit a va
cuum at it found lo exist in the mmds
of young women. lupposej, to have
finithtd their cducatit n in tuth tsta.
bliahments.
' If they marry husbands ns unirfor.
med at themselvet, they fall into hah.
itt of insignificance without much
pain if they marry pertons mre ac
complished, they can retain tip hold
on their alTeetiont. Hence mny
matrimonisl miceriet, in the midat of
which the wife finds it a consolation
to be always complaining ol her health
and ruined nerves. In the education
of young women, we should ity let
them be tcctired from the trappings
and mantelet of ruth tyttemt: par
tale of every active exercise not ab
solutely unfeminine, and trust lo
their being able to get into or out ol
a carriage a ith a light and grutful
Mep, which drilling cm accomp-
bfr- I-tlwn4i aily-Jtod miicUf Uie Vi.th.ern tal".n(sketjjhit mt 'hod
etrly to rest, and trust thtt tl.eir
beauty will not need to be eoinr d into
artificial smiles in order to ensure a
welcome, whatever room they enter.
It them ride, walk, run. dance, in
the open air, Encourage the merrj
and innocent diversions in whitk the
young delight t let them, undrr pro
per guidance, explore every hill and
valley i let them plant and cultivate
the garden, nnd make by when sum.
mer shines, and surmount nil dread
r -V... . f .... i'I1'' me, in Sa'iabtirv.on oe hefore the SOili nf
of a thowe r of ra n, vr ,n botsiermsJ Uutj Bpr. . Tt w h
wm.i aoove an, tei incm iaae no mr.
dicine except when the doctor orders
it. The demons of hystcrii and mel
ancholy might hover over a crou? of
ould not find one of them upon
whom they could exercise any power.
Foreign Quarterly Review.
TTIE Ht'aBAVD.
""The fond protcciir.g leve of a de
voted husbsod, it like the tall tnd
stately oak
that rears its erorelul fol-1
d i.t.
iiwppv rnl. i twtrh
itt leafy honors afford reviving shade i
the melodious loogstert .of the... verd
ant grove, who within t's hallowed
precincts nurture' their callow brood,
Uf molested bf the wanton tyranny
(h ! t the elhtlgent ..gran thteld
which casts, far and wide, itt bright,
efentivc rayt around the timid.
shrink inc form of the best, most ten.
pristine love anu ventr..ii,ti.
The hallowed. afTection .of . such a
lusb"n, it the TsrofT - Mill Ve- w hi r.h
the wife'a most ardent wishet fly,
liorce upon (he itrong, untiring pin
ion of woman's faithful and never en
ding love. Cheered by the imile of
such a faultless being, the envious
summer's perching heat, the -ruthleit
winter pinching cold, to her impart
no pang $ 'hey past unheeded by her
wen-tTefended head, lichtat the Dercy'
i-toiia f utffegirdM If iteph'frV baTmy
breath.-Supported by his manlv
form, what sorrow can assail, what
anxious care cantinvade her bosom's
Calm repose f Sertne aa the tmhth
surface of the glassy lake, unruffled
by the storm's rude blasts, her peace
ful hours tpeed on pleasure's wing.
- II nvt" beautiful isanchra- nnmTf f
How much more rare than beautiful
Oh ! 'tit a sight that angels mieht de-
ight to fix their lingering gaze upon.
oat- in - mute- rapture and -admixing
awe. .Mutually paving and. receiving
strength, the blissful pair tread life's
thorny path, on light fantastic toe,
gaily tripping on, unmindful of all
each dangerous briar removes j her
delicate, fingers present to his refresh
ed senses each beauteous. flower that
ay.
AN AWKWAIID PREDICAMENT.
A curious affair took place' ririt long
smcer ia one ot-our country towns,
which we make bold to pulliih,(omit
oag.aame. and lniarMiaa 1 at nrarn
inc to all foriofa lawaini wWihuTk of
ing to all forlora.svvains who think of
The unfortunate gentleman in ques
tion wat married, early in the sum-
mer, to a lady wuh whom he bad
been acquainted but a few days, while
at me same time ne naa an engage
ment with ano1eF1adTand with
with whom he corresponded after his
marriage. From the circumstance of
their not having sufficient funds to
give a. party, they determined on kee-
plrg it to 0 em-rivet bntd thrlr inan.
let should intreaar, J'.ul ihoughlhat
stent ltd air'.ird.lhry found jhern
telvet Involved in erribarrmeoit
which they knew pot how ti over,
come, (In reference lo their weddiog
having Item aecret.) To rbviate
these difliculliet, they at Icngih con
eluded to htva the ceremony again
performed, and accordingly made ar.
rtngemenls invited lhe ecmpsMr
erigtged the minister, af U"ra
the esewinir' arrivtdfiwiforttiBately,
the clergyman wat informed f their
previous -marriage i and after the par.
ly had assembled, ! tent a ante, tta
ting lhat tirtumsttncei redered it
inconsistent for him to attend! And,
thut situated, they were compelled to
tend for t t.e clergyman who had fr.
merly officiated. When he triivr'd,
Dtteaa 01 marrying mem, ne mim.
ductd them to lhe compsny at Mr.
and Mra. , staling, at lhe Imir,
that he had married them a number
of aetkt previout, and tint it had
been kept tecret for rretrns wl.irh
they could better explain than him.
self!' The tentation depicted at this
critical moment, on the countenances
of the liero and the heroine of the
pirty, may belter be imagined than
desrrihed. We advise all barhelors
never to pet married but on'e!
nnatrn lonrnal
Situation Wnld.
VVKfNO MAN who l.aa I.J aeveeal yean'
Ctprrience in s eminlinjr hmiva both in
r'lirnpe and one of ill Korthern ri'iea in ll.i
e',ntrr. fH who cooa-ih-e dima-lf a firat-nie
IKMK KFr.rrF. would t eelrr (o reide in n
to brinif tlie aubject h-nr i!it aitetit ion nf MtV
me'eantilf cnrrmitnit. The m W nnefrep ton.
ab'e ffrrener-a a In etpahility, lndudrv.aMl
nuual cliarac'tf, i.l he Riitn. Ccijuuc St the
fl'rairrn t arolmUo I'rin'inj J4fic?,
NoKm'ier 2.1 IHV). if
Twrntr-fivr Htilhrs
ItKUAUI)
Will (MH. f l,e ip-" hen
ai':B nd di iiirry ( w i ej" i by
caMnl
AV, or .Squire,
l fMilkctc, tu,x ,s. 27 ttn M, lit
hoOL'hl ol U'm.llaihn. while in the wnmla He
formerly belMired to liichard Van Faton, The
above reward will he paid on nVliverv In me in
S.hahurv. JAMr.S B. nl'IP. Jr.
rp HE Kd'Hor of the ITniterl Btatee Te'egrapb
X.
propoact t puUhah an I'-Xlra ReoiUMooih.
ly P-er, I cuatlaia atatoea octMa para. sjk
fnldrd in pa-nphWl lorwi, la b devaied t
full, free, and cantM esaminstuMi, of the treat
que t'iona which now aritatt and are yet It act-
ti.- r ,V.
powers of lie
t' I - ....t WiMI .1
1 be abuaea ttf the Kteu4to powet, ajm the'
remrrijf ajramaHheaa , -r .,M... . .
Ait Arrenitineni w thePenriliiiiloti-afTStj
fttalaa, (viof (Itt cle(iaHt f f reatiltnt tw 4t
PuorU, anc Hkinf lh ttUiaMa 1mhs frwaw
Iht II ouaw of liepeieaenJalivea ,J.. -.
The dependence of lhe Lef klaiire Depart,
ment on the Eseeulivt j Ibe effect of that Je-
penitrrH n4 w-riaml,.,.
l he Currencti i Ut Pcaulanliai Election a "
And lhe bearing of all upon Fubhe Liberty.
He pnrpnaealo M'vite the ahtert pena to unite
snd make thit paer t Common orean f od-
drei ne the inteihaenee uf ihe !eiiilc i ad
be. hu rertired soutknect rot auaat tat tlwr
SniW eblana atwtetnenr '"""'
lhe time when all t hone who wrniVt mitt
the datiKermiS USUrptioM pf tlie F.s-cutiee,
Should unite in tm woromrm efTort, hwa arrived
tnd, under s hope thai the pmpnailion wiil
be lihrrally patronijed by the I'eople, the tt
In will be furni'lied at the rale e aneJiYnr
ami J! fig tent pr annul) i but where fits or
rrore copies are wanted for cNatiibution, it will
be aent at the rate of five ecpie per annnm
for RS per annum. D. GREEN.
- M alunjcto. Dccaber X 6 - -
IN LINCOLNTON. N. C.
tr.vViLl J . laCts;
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aarmr time; rtiTonr of Ttoetry,
ecdote, in order to present t varie(y,o that etch
indlvidtisl may find tpmediinir tt rrstifv hit own
pan.Seu'ar tstt,
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fore, will be, to pnratie (acenrding to hia ,l'it(r-
ment) the traces marked out by the aW Jejferu.
man rrAo.-avoid.nr, on the me hand, that ex
position of the Coristitu'.ion w hich (ends to eon.
aoIidHtion,and shunning, on the n,',c r,thuerj!iai.
ly duseerous doctrine of null iftciion. - '
- tie foww.-wa hewotorethe tirgkea nejrsTtt for
the character of Aml'w Jackson, tnd the ntmnat
.ene h,, "FT .
5',?t.'r&C0T,u itS " aacTtrefwrririn
confidrnce in hit Admini9r'ion. He leavea
ccssor-free to tup port, whenever the eiigency
srrrves, whatever lO'lividual in his opinion, froni
.DTiiracterTlaleht, "and aoiind priitcipi;Ta
entitlett to occupy lhal elevated station, .
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bitedml every exertion will b made tn present
such a paper ai will be acceptable to the public.
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LiacoUtoa, Sept 10, 1833: norll
Now Fall (U)0ihy
ALL Cni'APt
(D.lDH.5()'JliVJfl
AHI NOW RIXT.IVINU TlllJIt
YAM ftUVVlsN,
And would repTlfully tnvila tltrir I'ria-rvla
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liraaihan and Slnrk ( omhi rf rrery deeriptioa
(. fne Haler, IVar'f Oil, AnOqu Oil
fancy dmp, K'(i(I tt'Sea, Ruttoiia of all kinds
C !lleUd and Ulilttrathr.t M.irl.
POMLF. 1 '"CS blM and feiu-y eol'd riaWU
Aprun U fnrniiairt t"hek, rd
JICS: J Ixiuf, Ukile ami colored na-
Q tMina, tie. s'c. etc.
Ilnrthvare nnd Cullcrr,
U l
Fni.vea .r't r"k, Tntkei awl Pen Kr.irea
trtt l- f'nfiir ami Tl a S 1uuiiiTt'iei't
LufTca, I. el" ah kinda, Taeka, I ilet
HaMlaaw. f.ia.hleia, rryinp Tana. TeaTrays
Lull) Ctin tx lit a anpenor kn 1, K.rora
(t-.x T H'r-, Mun.r Itnie. fipeeKlra
i'Vf r Seriaca, Ki'x wt. Awl. ami Aal llhulrl
l'ner. lUmrntn, Ci a . f all k ir rl
lnii.f ail t'ui'ii r Knur a, ( flee Milla
II w, A.". t oHii.a'a au-ri'r iliMo
ll'i,-hi.ant hte Trace Clwina, I Salter d.ito
Ci.ringa, tic. ete. re.
Shoes. liPllbss. Shoos.
A gv.l Assortment of all qualifies of
' -'blMH-, eevtwjwritwaj --- - -
(.rni'emen'a, l.i.l e. It . i.irV and In'anla
Shoea (.ei.llcn.cn a I'uii'p, Negro bhota,
etc. e(c. e(e,
Also Ladies' Ik-M IVunclla, Kt-al Skin,
unil Miirnrco Siiora.
1!h(8 and Itmne(a
aa folio wtt
t-wilcaaca'a taalUouibla' llala. at all prices .
mi Mar , Fwe, ( totk, anal eal nkin ( apt
Fanet ttra. J BonAett, Super tthto, Tvacat) ditto
0;n-0Tk ditto, (preaw ehnw
Fsnry Cotftg dnHv, Hwwawbae
1 1 i.iliorna cut ia lite moat Ualnonable slrept.
4 i
Cfiina, (alass, ix Qnrcnayrare,
Compmlng a gnnel Assorlmeiil.
Grocs?Tea,
am)
Other Articles,
mt at .. . . .
IjdsC tliasp. and Brown Suae 4 Coffee. Tea -Mattder,
Inrligo, (tppera, Car Roan, Xutmrga
Pee, f pice. Oinaye, PnwW and bbot -
nar I-ra.i. Copal and Black Yaraiah .
atrrrir a'acVlm.'Vtrriie l:e4."riain4ali irnn -
rn -pin nur, i n tw utavaj rw.ty
Eptnaa !! fllanher Sal1'. Camphor
AWiMMhln, WJ 44 Cuttun Cnrda. . . .
Together with a tptanuly ofartiolet "wa.
aacrous lo anc niton.
(J We return our sincere thanks
In our frirndi snd co-tnenera f ir the liberal
pslmmgo we have received, and hope to merit
1 continuance of the ram-.
CADR it CBAICB.
Sarabory. Nor. J8. 183.". tf
- : TO rillNTEIJSi,
TjlllE PBESS upon which the WeeWrn tVi
4 rolinian wa peioietl pevi.tly lo the en-'
htrKemenl of the aiieet, H IOII S ALE It it
a wooden Prer of . liamage's maniifac'urr,
is a autertyal siie, and eseeutes work in s
very approved atvle. If applied for' soon, it
will bt sold very cheap.
' ALSO FOR 5ALF., A
Varietjf lMnttn Mrttrials,4
SuBirient to establish the buVmett in an ern.
nnmicaJ nannee, and which, being part ly worn,
will be diapoted of on reasonable terma, . A ea-
talnme of the aHielea will he viwa dmil.
v";eait.r i . . . o
TO LKT,
i itiL THE Honst lately neeupied by the Of-
0n thn Nm-thweat side of Main Street, nesrtv
nppoi&eThe buitJing formerly occupied as (he
state uanK. Apply to the Editor of this Da
i-en or 1 : : jom c palmeii,
Itovember ji I33i. tf ,
WITII a view to the more efficient
prosecution of their business, the
Subscribers hsve established a
Having procured the best MateriaU from
who comes well recommended, the are
prepared 4 xec4ite oq wveyate termjtij
all ordera in this line. ..." " "
Account Cooks, Records, &e. ruled
snd made to order t and eters-kind of
Binding promptly executed in the best
anc neatest manner, on teasonabte Terms.
36tf J. GALES & SON.
Iiatrifih r. -
iP2iaFffl'a?K3
" ' J-vi.
.-.. " I j
m' 'ccumntntttlnn.
rt0lt ll.a eonaenUnz-e f Tiaval!r, in
r.Hrnl in l Ar.i-i.tMni.itni.a Sinea i
ea'ahli.had In f tin between Na'wlturv thi
in 'iS tm 1'iienya, f ndaa, and itnitava. I
rmr pawani.rtls l. tinrliMi In Iia ta lak
I'rekt It WeW.n.l'a hit lotihe Nrlb,
BtlMhatrf , hwaw,he 4, 18 tj.
ff A KriN lip near my pl.nlat Oavldaoi
X County, forth Csrvtina, j
A DARK HAVJIORn,
AbMrt sTs; years ohasd fl rfm'ilal,ll.tt
IU was bi'ilil Into lb it MMKhborhmxl by
neirrri wan h aia thai lit be long t laluhi
Walfurk, on the rbt'ihneH tiver.
.J The- nwnee i yrinate4 -to enma fm
war., prof property, pay eharjea, aid lak'
hint sway. I'lllLIH kOH Kllk
Noven.ber IR, 1 1131, tf
1IIK
Fnrmrrii nntl Planters' Lnrg
Fnrthp Yrnr 1831,
fulruliilrj for (ha Meridian of Kuloin,
An-1 PublialieJ by Mr. John C. Ilium,
Can be had at this Office,
IS addition tn lb nanal contend of Almanarj
th rtn.priara l.'hmnohieieal Tahl i of M1
anarbalile Krenta, snd a rnwl mant uvful LinJ
n Agriculture, INiniett Lconomy, Ue,
NWmher II, I8.U f
ACADE1HY.
rPHn tecond session cf ihit instf
lution, will cooimeuce imFfrdV
ihe littlty-ol NWrrtief rtext.--Tr.
suUcribert, thankful f r past ptrrW
ge, plej,T lliemstlvcs to enter upi
tne exercises ol tlie next set ion w
renewed Zeal. . ' . .
r. J.FPARUOW,
T. W.fcPARR0
Orl. ill, ISJ3. 96if
MVNSPAI'fH ACCOffllS. Ja
A l.t. peranna IndehtH lo the anSriber
SV. efcrr milvt'Utinj ar jtb wtrk
tarn, a l requealed In aetthr lhe nine. Tb
lhe Aral eVI of the kind I have mle in ll
vea, and I hup it will be attended to. . Th
hupf at a dinanre ran tmnrmil lhe aiwnnni
Hire t( my rik. Id'KTON CUtl(,l
FOR SALE.
I NTENDLS'fL li . remoreftv-j
. Vrt"I ofTer lor tide,. on accoj
mooa'ing terms, the rHce where
ling house, a con venient house fur
OFFICEi
or thop,and other' necessary buildio
Ato arterat ilhef loirin Town".
All pertont inditrenT6"m7TifT'f
quesieii tosettif Oeiure - tin . Jtrsi
Jinunry next, or they will Tmd thi
pspf r 1n the handa 'of an olTicerFa
those: I Aweure: rttjiic slid !acalt,fr:
itttirmdy awnntmr;io:pa;tVcOTt'
I be business nt my thop Wil
carried 00 until J If sve here.
121108 .iditr UTZ5IAN
tiftfisttHry, (Mt. Uj 1 8.13
CHARLESTON and QllEIlA
nvj:3. con
-Vii;
AM.havincbt
TWA engaged last sil
mer, in 1 runningl)tTWiee"rlrfyTAw
y Cheraw calling ar G?afetwth-
her way up and down, will resume
Trips in the course of a few days 1
is intended to be continued itt
trade the ensuing season.
Her exceedtni' light draft of W;
drawing when loaded only about fj -
aud a hallTeet water wiTrehabIehe
reach Cheraw at all times except
uncommon low river, when her if
will be lightened in the F.xpencej
lioat. - - J. B. CLOUGIt
" ChuTlestm,S(t.-i6rt3i
N. B.lShe fcas comfortable acei
odationt for a few passengeri. 93
"af 1 j'-wjf.!: inns ,im .twmj,
,5:- J. O.
Wcatftitt CarolVnlan.
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