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1 n i: r - Uy Authority of the l.ovrrnor.J AN ACT . Concerning a Convmtum to amend tke Conttitution of Ike Slat. Where lln General Assembly of North Carolina have nmm to believe Ut large portion, if ma i jiritjf, f the freemen of the Bute, are aniinai to wml th Cunstitalioa thereof is certain partieulsrs, herein after specified 5 and whereas, while the iohersl Aawut- .L!y disclaim all right and power la them.'! vet It alter the fundamental law, they consider it then duly te adopt measure for ascertaining the will of their emitn.-nti, - and to provide tha means fur carrying that will Into ef fect when ascertained: therefura . Bait Enacted, be tke General Attemblu of tkt State , Sortk Carolina, and Hi kertbm enacted by tha aw Ikohto of Ik mm, That tha Court of Pleas and Quar tnr Hwuma of each and ever County in tha Htala, at tha Brat term that ahail be bald after the latof January, 1S35, afaaU appoint two inspectora lo au per in tend the ' nulls to ba ooened at each and aver election precinct is said counties, for ascertaining, by ballot, tha will of tha freemen of North Carolimrrelatiw to tha meeting of State Convention. And if any Court or Courts should bit to make such appointments, or if any Inspect. or, so appointed; should fail to act, it ehall be Uie duty - ef the hberiff or the acre acting aa bis deputy oo -X sock occasion, with the advice ef one Justice of the - Peace, or if none be present, with the advice of three freeholders, to appoint an inspector, or inspectors, in - the place of him or them who failed lo act, which in 'epectora, when duly sworn by wane Justice or free ' bolder lo perform the duties of the place with fidelity, hall have the same authority as if appointed by the " Court- 11 JUit further enacted. That it shall be the duty of the Bherilfr of the respective counties m this Hute to opea polls at the several election precincts in said " aVjunties. oa Wednesday and Thursday, the drat and second days of April neat, when and where all persona, ?naliAed by tha Constitution to vote 6 meiubera of ttie louse of vommons, may vote lor or against a Bute Convention; those who wish a Convention, voting with printed or written Ucet, "Umveoiwn,- ana vm who do not want a Convention, voting in the same way, e ConventKit," or "Against Lonventmn." IIL Ba it fwlker enacted. That it shall be the duty of the Sheriffs to make duplicate atatomenU of the polls in their respective counties, sworn to before the Clerk - f tha County Court, one copy of which ehall be depo- sited ia said clerk'a office, and the other copr transmit "fed to the Governor of the State, at Raleigh, immedi ately after tha election. IV. lie it furtker enacted, That it shall be the duty ' of the Governor, aa soon aa he shall have received the return of tha Bheriffs, in the presence of the Secreta ry of Hute, the Public Tre irer, and the Comptroller, lo compare the number of votes for and against a Con entioa! and if it ahall SDDear Uiat a maioritv of the votea polled are ia favor of it, be shall forthwith pub " lufa a Proclainatioo of the fact in such of the newspa pers aa he may think proper; and shall issue a writ of election lo every anerin in uie mate, remnna; mm 10 m a polls for the election of Delegate in the Conven tion, at the same places, and under the same rules, as prescribed for holding other State elections, and at such 'time aa the Governor may designate. V. Be it furtker enacted, that the same persons who were appointed to hold the polls ia Uking the vote o Convention, shall bold them for the elsctioo of Do legatee; provided, that if any of those inspectora ehall fill lo attend or act, the Sheriffs and their deputies shall supply their placee in the manner hereinbefore pointed ouL , . ; , , ,., : : XI Bait furtker enacted. That the eeveral County Courts shall allow the Sheriffs the same compensation fur holding said elections, (bat they usually allow for holding other Slate election. And if any Sheriff or j)tfwr officer, appointed to bold said elections, ehall fail to oomolr with the requisitions of this Act, he ahalT be liable to a lae of one thousand dollars, recoverable be fore anv competent Jurisdiction, lo the use of the cooa- ty whoa, officer ha lefaad it ehall b tha duty of the ixiunty Holicltora to prosecute sncn suits. VILIJM it furtker enacted. That alt persons qnalift- ad to vote fur member of ttd lldttea of Commons, on- ' der the present Constitution, shall be entitled to vote It membera lo amid. CoavanUoa r and au tree wniie taea, vt- the age of twsqtyqoa yara,-wha ehall save beea resident ia tha tfUU ooe rear previous to, and ahall continue to be so resident at the time of election, ehall he eliiriUe la a seat ia said Convention: Provided, he poseeasni the freehold required of a member of the ' . Jlouse of Commnna under the present Constitution. ' - VUL '"He tl furtker enacted. That each County In .this Bute ahall be eatitlad to elect twa Delegatee to a id ConvenUoo, and ao uatoi--..-IX. lie it furtker enacted. That if any vacancy shall li.Jccar ia any county delegation, by death or otherwise, 'the Governor shall forthwith issue hia writ to supply ki4im'nmtt Aa4 : th WetehBTeoa near the city of Raleigh, on the Brat Thursday in June next : and, provided a quorum does not auena uui uay, tha DuleiraUe mav ailKwra from day lo oar, until )Uonim is present; and a majority of DelegaCoa elect id shalf constitute a auorum to do business. X. Be it furtker enacted, That no Delegate elect aliall be permitted to Uke his seat In Qonventkm until -sri-- i,. shalt-bave take and eahseeibed the follow ins? oath V allUmaAiae- do solemnly awear (or affirm, " M the case may be) that will not, either directly or liulirOTtlv availa nr AmnHnrA the duties enioined or the limits fixed to thia Convention by the People of North Carolina, as set forth in the Act of Assembly, " passed ia KV4, entitled Aa Act concerning a Conten tion to amend the Constitution of the 8ute of North - Carolina. which Act waa ratified bf the People. So fielo me God." ' r. " XL B it urtker enacted, That the Public Treaan- fit be, and he ia hereby, authoriaed to pay, lippo the ' warrant of the Governor, such sums of money as may tie a neeaaary fot the contingent charges of the Cooven ; . tioa j and alw lo pay each member of the Convention one dollar and fifty cenU per day during hia attepilance '.tijereoa,ajjdvs cAtafor every mile lie may travel to and from the Convention. i "of Uie'Gwernor, immediately after ' the ratification oft thia Aet, to transmit a copy to each ioonty Mwrtt-ier in the Bute, and eaaafr ft -la be puWyied, t4h zjiieetinjgnf jUib Conrenfjon, h th . jewsoaperf jpf the. fJute. : . - X1IL Be it furtker enacted. That the following pro positions ehall be submitted to Uie people for their aa- sent or ducwui io uie same; uie luruict w un.u wmn be understood M expreased by Uie votea fiir -Convention." and the latter bv the vote " No Convention" or Arainat Cimveiition. at tha time and in the mode ' ticTciitlWbre prrnidtsd; wwrhaatlieveaid Caavea (ion, when a quorum -or the oeiegaiea wno suwi oe lecJed and assembled, shalJLfraroa aMdev.W.aflieni ments to Uie Constitution of thia State, so as to reduce the-number of member in Uie Amata to wit less than thirty-four, nor more than fifty, to be elected by die fticUJ" which districts ahall be laid off at cohvenieht and prescribed periods by eountiea, in proportion to the public taxe paid into the Treasury of the Sute by the citizens thereof : Provided that no county shall bedi vilnd ia the formation of a Senatorial district And when thorn are one or more counties having an exceaa of taxation above Uie ratio required to form a Senatorial diHtrkt, adjoining a county Or eountiea deficient ia such ratio, tha exeess or exceasea aforuid shall he added to Uie taxation (the county or, counties deficient and if, with such addition, the county or eountiea receiving it ahall haw Uie requisite ratio, such county or eountiea rach sliall constitute a 8enatiml district. ' 2. That the amid Convention ahall fnmo and thvim a further amendment to the said Constitution, whereby to reduce nmii rt memhnrs in the Hotiae of Commona to aot leas than ninety, nor more tlmn m hundred and twenty, eaclusite of borough member which UCon veutiuai ahall bare the discretion to exclude in whole or part, and Uie residue to be eWted by fount ie or dis- tru'U, or both, according to Uieir lokjral popiuiioo ; a. accufdinif to tlieir .rmwiuve numwrs. v.ini,q u be dctuniiiiii'd tiy adding lu Uie wliole number of free norw.ni. miluditiir IIhm bound to service 6r a term of years, ami racluding lixtiaiia rxX Uxed, tlirce-fifilif of all other persons ; simI the enumeration to be made at convenient and prtwenbed periods; but each county imll nuve av Jee ooe iiieinuer in uie itoun nir ukhw, allltoo'h it may not eonUin tlie requisite ratio of KiHiliHn. 3. That the said Conventual shall also fiame m l devise ainnUiiM!iiU lo said umsuuiuon, wucrnuy it sliall be made necessary for persona aoting for a He- a itor, and persona eligible to tne nensie, 10 pom uie saine restdence and freehold qualification respectively in Uie HenUisl district, aa m now required m uie county : I'roeuied, Uutt they ahall not in any manner disqualify any of the free white men of thia Sute from votiuir for ineiubers in tha 1 louse of Commons, who are auahriod to vote under the existing Omstitutioa of this HUte. 4. 1 hat ssMl omventioa mav also consiaer oi, and io Uieir discretion propose, the following other amendments to said Constitution, or any of them, via : 1. To abrogate or restrict the right of Tree negroes or mnlstloee lo vote for members of the Senau or liouse of Commons. 2. To disqualify members of the Assem bly and officers of the State, or those who hold place or trust tinder the authority of (his Sute, from being or continuing such while the? hold any other office car appmntmeni orwer tne uovernmeni m iiimi otaie or oi . i i m .1 11. . . - r the United nit tea, or any other government whatever. L To provide uisi catNUUoa ux on eiavee sua im while polla ahall be equal throughout the Hut. K. To provide some mode of appointing and removing from office militia officer and justices of Uie peace, different from that which ia now practised. 0. 1 o compel Uie members of Uie General Assembly to vote eise tore in the election of officer whose appointment hi conferred on that body. fj. To amend the Uiirty-second article of Uie Constitution of Uie Bute. 7. To provide for supplying vacanciaa in Uie General Assembly of this HUte. when such vacancies occur by resignation, aeatn, or otherwise, before Uie meeting of the General As sembly. H. To provide for biennial meetings, instead of annual meetinga of Uie deneral Assembly ; and Uiey ahall determine on biennial sessions, men they mav alter Uie Constitute in such part of it aa require Uie annual election of member of Assembly and offi cers or Hute, and Uie triennial election of SecreUry of HUte, and provide for their election every two year. 9. To provide for Uie election of Governor of Uie Sute by the QiialifiH voters for the members of the liouse of Commons, and to prescribe the terra for which Uie Governor, ahall be elected, and the Dumber of terms during which he ahall be eligible. . And the ssid Con vention shall adopt ordinances for carrying into effect the amendinenU which ahall be made, and shall submit such amendinenU to Uie determination of all Uie quali fied voters of Uie Bute) but they shall not alUrany other article of Uie Constitution or Bill of Rights, nor p rot me any amendmenU to the same, except those Which sre hereinbefore enumerated. XIV.. IU it furtker mtuirtri That if a maioritv voters, at Uie election first directed to be held by thia Act, shall be round "rot Convention," t shall tie con sidered and understood that the People, by their votea aforesaid, have conferred on Uie Delegatee to said Con vention, the power and authority to make alterationa and amendments in Uie existing Constitution of Uie State, in Uie particulars herein enumerated, or any of them, but in no others. XV. Be it furtker enacted. That Uie said Conven tion, after having; adopted amendments to the Con stitution, in any or all of said particulars, shall pre scribe some mode for the ratincatwa of the same by the People or their representatives; and ahall prescribe an necessary ordinance and regulations Kir the pur pose of giving full operation and eilecl to tae lotutilu lion as altered and amended. XVL lie it furtker enacted, That Uie Convention shall provide in what manner amendments shall in fu ture be made to the Constitution of the HUte. AN ACT Surmkmenlal to aa Act, .pajB3ed.it the. prewenxjtmiofi entitled XAn Act concerning a txmveatwn w amend the Constitution of the HUte of WortH Carol ia. Ba it Enacted, far Oeneral A$aemblm of Ifortk Carolina, and it u kerebu enacted, he Ike aulkorUu of tk seme. 1 hat tne following prop aul tons anau ae sua mitted to the People, for Uiew assent er dissent, ia taw same manner, and under Uie same forma, regulations, arid restrictions, aa were prescribed and adopted in aa Aot, passed at the present msskxL entitled "An Act concerning a Convention to amend the Constitution of the (state or North Carolina:" that Uie said Uonventun may, in their discretion, devise and propose Uie follow- ! ing amendmenU to the said Constitution, or any of them, so ee--L Tu provide that tha AUarney General ( sliall be elected for a term of yean 2. To provide a tribunal whereby Uie Judge of the Supreme and Su perior Courts, and other officers of Uie State, may be mi peached and tried firf wrrwpt&w and maJ-practisiesla office. 9. To provide that, upon conviction of any Jus tice of the Peace of any infamous crime, or of corrup tion ivl mt-tctlco In offlcehla ewnuilfwlon atialt oe vacated, and said Justice rendered forever disqualified from holding such appointment 4. To provide lor the removal of any of the Judges of the Supreme or Supe rior Courts, in conacuuenca bf mental or physical ina bility, upon a. concurrent resolution of two-thirda of both, trancbea of tha LagwlaJUire... A .Tfrwida that Uie salaries of the Judge shall no he dim in wiled du ring Uieir continuance in office. 6. To provide aeainst unnecessary private legislation. 7. To provide that no Judge of the Supreme or Superior Court ahall, whilst retaining their Judicial office, be eligible lo any other, eicept Uie Supreme Court Bench. II. And be it further enacted, That, should theJPco pie decide in favor of Uie call of a Convention as pro vided br in Uie Act before referred to, the said Con vention ie hereby auUiomcd and empowered to consi der of. and. in their discretion, propose Uie above addi tional amendments to Uie said Constitution, or any of them. ' ' ' . O-HIY- PROCLAM ATIOIV I Tbe way that wa are ( &C, &C 0LC OLC. ts curvml ltja a ie. formned way ; and, being "efltiTBljCowsliuimnal, we (that ia to aay, " oua MUtarn,") are under Uie (-WpieaaionJhaLit ill go Ji""".? gJT with trmt -ErlntVl! (Signed) The Prlntert D L 'nilE Siihriber wialiea tow liGROlfooin ten toUurty yearaoWrsBd will py the must liberal price in Cah. AH-rlr-kaw''wli -proporty-to aeft- weW do well to emn-mMmi'-wMr'iemyWrAgfnK: lie can be Cmnil at Mr. Sluughter'a Hotel, in Salisbury, and Mr. Jonca at Dr. BoydV Hotel, in Charlotte ; " - He think it proper to any, lhat be ia not con cerned in btkiinea with Mr. James !Iuie,or with any other person,' All Letter addressed to him, or Mr. Jonea, will bepunctually aUended to.- " r - . ROBERT IltJIE, : SaliaburyMay 24, 1834. ,, tft WESTERN CAROLINIAN OFFICE,) . Salisbury. May 17. 1834 ( TJrE are prepared to execute every kind of Prioting in a very superior styKaoiirclmrgea will be aireaannable a any. CO" timers from a ttiaUQce wui always meet tho inoat prompt atlcntiou. , ..:.---jb Tn?n1iiWT jLiii bills dMla'aa'.MVMXMi NOKTII CAKOI.INA STATE FIRST CLASS J'OIt 1835, To be Drawn In l ayrltcTlIlc, On Frtdaf the SOtk of January, 1833, ON THE POPULAR ";- 1 TermlnatLng-FlgTire Byitem. STEVENSON 4 POINTS, MANAGERS, CAPITAL K PRIZE ( - d o n a n a i 1 Prize of 0.OOO DOLLARS 1(1,000 3,000 2,000 12,000 6,000 8,000 8,600 .8,100 S.100 4,230 4,000 5,010 60,000 1 . 1 12 12 13 - ,9 51 Wi 141 203 334 fj,000 6,000 6,000 of 8,000 DOLLARS of 2,000 DOLLARS of 1,000 DOLLARS of . 600 DOLLARS of ' SOO DOLLARS of "- 200 DOLLARS of 100 DOLLARS of 60 DOLLARS of 30 DOLLARS of 20 DOLLARS of 19 DOLLARS of 10 DOLLARS of 6 DOLLARS of 4 DOLLARS ia 30,000 is 24,000 18,M80 Prize, amounting to 1180,000 A Package of 10 Wholo Tickets will cost And must draw nett 40 00 17 00 23 00 A certificate fir a Package of 10 Whole ticket ill be t23 00 For 10 Half ticket, - 11 50 For 10 Quarter tickets, A 75 (&" AH Order from a dintance, by mail (poet- paid) or by private conveyance, enclosing the cash or priae-ticketa in our previoua Lotteries, wilt re ceive the moat prompt attention, if addressed lo STEVENvSON d POI NTS, SalUbury ; and an ac count of tlie drawing will be lorwarded iminediate ly after its event. Whole Tickets, - 4 UU Halve, - - 2 00 Quarter, - - 1 00 To be had, in the greatest variety of numbers, at Stevenson & Points s Office, (White Row, Mansion Hotel,) SALISBURY, N.C. January 17, 1835. td Coach and Carriage Making, &c In Sallstrarjr, by J. W. Ralney. 113 8hop ia on the Main Street, between the Mansion Hotel and the Western Carolinian Priertiag-Otfiea, where he ia prepared to rrmke,tm abort notice, and on the most reaaooaUe terma, every description of Vehicles, from a atage-coach down to a wbeet-barrbw. " r ' r . OCT A large stock of ready-made Work alwaya kept on hand, fot aala aa abean aa any. . . Kt.f AlKINU in all ita branchea win also be promptly attended, to, and executed in the very beat etyle or durability and oealnesa. Jan. 17, 1835 tf J. W. KAINKl . F Whlte and U illiam Haprr RESPECTFULLY inform the PRINTERS of A the United Statea (to whom they have lone "baetf indlvMOnlIy' kuown MXetter-rouodera! lhat tney bare now formed a Co-fartnership in aaid business, and hope, from their unitedand extensive, experience, lo ba 4bU 16 give full satisfaction to all who may favor them with order. The introduction of Machinery, in place of the tedioua and uohealthful process of casting type by hand1(a deeiderate fell by the American and Eu ropcau ioundera,) waa by Aroericao ingenuityand at, a. Jeays on. the part of our senior partner, first successfully ac complished. Extensive machine-cast letter haa fully tested and established its superiority i" eve ry particular over that caat by the old process. The Letter-Foundry business will be carried on by the partiea before named, under Jhe firm, of 7 7 WhltcVliager, & Co. VI r r a i j neir specunen-oooK extnbita a complete ae ries, from Diamond to 14-lines Pica their Book and Ne we Type being in the moat modern and ap proved style. - White, Ilager, Ac Co., are a gent a for the aale or the smith and Kunt rrinting Presses, which nsafieaTr fiirmrefe tethetr cuwwnera at tbff- manu faxturers' price. . . r :.. . : .Z Chases. Cases. Comnosintf Slicks. Ink. and eve ry arttclfiTlaed Tn the Printing Buaineaa, kept for aale, and hirntahed at short notice. Uld Type ta aen in exchange lor new, at V cent per pound. " K- whit WM. HAGER. 8t New York, Jan. 17, la35. State of North Carolina : SURRY COUNTYr ' Court of Pleat and Quarter-Sessions, Taaii, 1834""'- Ambrose Johnson Original Attachment, levied 'va. John Jackson. on Land and other property I N thi case it appearing, to the satisfaction of - tbe Court, thai the Defendant, John Jackson, ia not an inhabitant of thi State : It ia therefore or. dered, by the Court, that publication be made for aix weeks successively in the Western Carolinian, notifying the aaid Defendant to appear at our next Court of Pleaa and Quarter Session to be held for aaid county, at the Courthouse in Rock ford, on the 2d Mor. day m February next, to ahow cause, if any he has, why tha land and other property Ie. vied on shall not be condemned to satisfy the Plaintiff's debt. Test, ' . i. Fr ARMSTRONG, Clerk-1 January 17, 1835 6t . Fec3 Entirely JYcto Assortment Britannia Ware. (Ont door abort Join Murpkp'$ Store, and too doort Mow )anUl jf. CWatV) THE Sulecriber baa just receiwd, from Phila delphia, an assortment of tha above article, and promise to tell much cheaper than thej ever have been told in true part oi mo country; Ilia new Stock conaiata, io part, of the following art idea t . Patent Lever Engliah, Swiaa, 6t French Watchea, Ear Ringa, (latest fashion,) eel with Cornelian, Agate, and Jet ; Fine Breast Pins aud Finger Ringa, act with Ca- meo, Jet, fearl, Agate, Jaaper, tunanici, Aine- Ihvat. and Tonal : 1 Gold Chains j Gold and Plated Watch Keya ; PUied. fiilL and Steel Walch Chain and Keya : Slides and Ringa ; Ribbon Watch Chains ; Gold and Plated Watch Uuarde j Fine Music Boies, with ahell caaea I Silver Pencil Casne and Tooth Pick j Superior Silver TIIIMULKS, all aizea ; Silf er Spectacle, with Glasses for ail age ; Superior Pen-Knives ; Silver Butter-Knives j KHITANNlAWAKK.dtC.acC.OiC. Watchea and Clocks repaired at the ahortest notice, and warranted for 12 months. Jewellery and Silver Ware nude to order. Old Gold and Silver received aa cash. JOHN C. PALMER. Salisbury, December 27, 1H34. University Hotel, (Kr AT CIIA PEL UILf THE Subscriber inform the Public that he haa opened ay Houae of Entertainment at Chapel Hill, the ecite of tbe University of Tioxlh Carolina, lie has taken the buildinira and lots immediately opposite Mr. Walts' Hotel, ami haa erected large and commodioua stables, which will be attended by a Taithlul Uatler, and plentifully aunolied with Provender. lie hopes that the travelling public will call on him i he assures them that every exertion will be made, by him, to please and lo accommodate. L C. PATRIDGE. January 10, 1834. 6t Situated at the North Corner of the Courthouse SALISBlll V, IV. C. rFHE Subacribers respectfully inform the Public in general, that they have recently purchased and taken possession of the above well-known Es- bluhmeot., They deem it unnecessary lo say any thing in regard to the location of the Hotel, aa its many conveniences are already known to tbe tra veiling public, or can be seen at a single riew of the premises v ITiey therefore content themselves with assuring all who may have occasion to visit or travel through this section of country. (Stage- rassengr,r,nvatetTenllemenand Kamiher) that tbe axcommodationa at tha Mansion Hotel cannot be surpassed by any houae in this State. "With a well-boilt and weQ-arrahged bouse, ele gant Liming and Lodging-Koome. clean and well aired BoJsy.fuat.rale Cooks, attentive and-indus trious Servants, we 1 1 -furnished Table and Bar. and an accommodating Landlord, the proprietors of the Mansion Hotel can with the greatest confidence insure to all who may honor their house with pa tronage, a large amount oi coftitort. - To Trarrllcrs. t& Tha Great Western Mail Line, the Direct Line to Ra leigh, and the Cheraw Line, all stop at and depart frorjrtff;MAN5ION.TIp extensive and secure Sublet and Ostlers who are industrious! and well-disposed, travellers in private conveyance! ur 6fl hdrseback ife iasureir Uiafno pains will be apared to fit their horses for duty on tne roaa alter leaving the establiehment. HENRY W. CONNER, RICHARD W. LONG. Salisbury, November 8, 1834.-6m . I Travellers' Inn, M SITUATED SOUTHWEST or THE COURT- HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF LUXIAGTOrV, (N. CAROLLVA.) THE Subscriber take thia method of informing -'v...... " Dcjf m Mouse ui joiner- tninment in Lexington, (N. C.) on Main Street, Southwest of the Courthouse. - HurTabre will atwaya te supplied with the beat fare lhat a plentiful neighborhood cad afford. .Ilui House beinff canacioua. and attniulnd k Mrvna who are industrioue and Xealoos to please, Twvol- iers can always oe accommodated with U O O B E DS in rooms with fire-nlac. ' And u. h not .the laaat important conaidarationr HORSES wtu aivayi receive tuck attention, in tke Stable laras a oj ine auoecrtoer, that they may leave it with in- vi vmvju Bunny io oy iuo service OI me ItNld. Lexington, March 8, 1834, , , i LAND FOR SALE fPHESubscrihero of LAND, containing 843 Acres, lying ml.inrnliini.inhr .l.-n-.-.L n- ' , vminji Mi mo vBiawua Aiver. auout o imir ikiuw oeuuie s rora. This Land Uof an exeellnnt nnnllHr .ukll - -t , itvh nuaui ed to cotton and all kinds of Grain. A consider. awe portion or it ta kw-ground and meadow. m.r- "i'' ... - fw niiprovonienis, consisting of a Dwell lug im aii nocessanr out-houaea. am convenient. 1ft- Tbe terms will belnade easy to the purcha m,,, .m uui uc ascenained by addressing the scriber, at Beattie'a Ford, or the Catawba S sub. Poet-Office. JAMES CONNOR. September 6, 1834. tf, j rings lankioUall-Kinds - Kept constantly on hand at thia Office? fi aale cheap " , , ear ". nil f n M 111 KixiavxTirs rpiIOSE who are afflicted with HEAD-ACIir 1 IIEART.BURN3.and other diatr., lorn of disordered stomach, bowela, and liver, RMr find relief in Dr. Beckwith's Anli-Dyaja-ptio Pinl which can b had at thia Offlce-t. rica cjiy cents tier box. ; . ' The Doctor, who onceresiiH in tuU place. Let now lives in Kaleiah. lias, after a Ions- atul sive practice, been enabled to eomnuund luable remedy La tlie chronic iIumm ,j ,t. - geative organs, so common In Southern climate, especially with those who lead sedentary lire. it woum no an easy rrarner io make out cert it eates to Drove that these Pills are a ? sovereign it. iiedy " lor "all the ills' that flesh is heir to f but 1 is not pretended that they are an univenJt dote. Certificates of the moat respectable Phyai. cinna and other fentlemen ran be ahn . L i r - .. n u SVIp stantiote their efficacy in the particular class f diseases anove apoaen oi t and the Editor of Uii paper can testify thai ke haa derived speedy im permanent relief, in the use of them, from a awt (list reset ng and long-continued head-ache, g, of his friend tried tliem, at his stiggeationjandti, ' perienced the same beneficial effects. ci I' a ' a ? . m , ouiiMijury, .una if, ii . . PALL & WZ2772R aTAOHIOlTO' likll . M . i Si HORACE IL BEARD, Tailor.' v B EG S leave to infirmljis friend; and the puU in general, that orders in his line will aWi be thankfully received by bim, and executed in the most Neat, r asliionable, and Durable manner terms as reasonable aa any in thia section of cotv try. H. 11. B. hopca, from hia long practice ofU buHincas, (a number or years or which time U resided in Ihe city of Philadelphia,) and from iU general satisfaction he has heretofore given lo aa numerous respectable and lashionable customer, I meni ana receive a portion oi me patronage of the public in general, (ttr He flattcre himself that his CUTTING V rcay sojierior to any done in this Sute, a any " be tested by the undisputed elegance of fit whirl attends garments made in his establishment H " is in tlie regular receipt of tbff Report! of Hm i Fa. ' ahions a they change'tioth In Ihe large citie at' mi country ana oi r.urope o (hat gentk-mea . may be satisfiod that their orders will alwavs h executed in the Very latest style.-'- "r t . .r. . . ' i uraers irom svaisianca win be attended lo with the same punctuality and care as if the customer were present in person. i . oaiisoury, may i, ibu ly (KT REMOVAL.-IIcn lainin Fralrv. TAILOR, informs hia customers and tlie public is r neraL that be has Removed kit Skom to the bonis si. joinimr the store of Mr. Wa Murphy, at the east cor ner o uie UNmnoose, in tbe othce of Mr. Matthiee, tlie Main Street where he is prepared to do every V ecnptioo of work in the lino of hie business, in a ttjkj superior to any done in thia seclioo of country, aa a reasonable terms as any, and en abort notice. & F. regularly receives, irom tbe Northers Clo the Reports of the Fashion: aa they vary; and, as In has constantly in his employ a Bomber of worbnenwke are 6rst-ratc,Jie ia enabled to assure the public thatii work dona by him will be both fashionable and dnnha Garments made .by bis workman unUmmil eatnU- warranto to JU the ewsfo Cnttinjr-Out, for peraoua who have their wsrk matt op elsewhere. Will he "puncliialTy attended ta OrdenT from a distance thankfully received, both threoUuf out and making up Work. ' " 2"""". ' PCT t'roduee received tn part pay for wort' ' To Tailort R F. respectfully informs the CwfL that he Js .Agent for the Inventor of itw patent Kusi of Cutting, which is now almost oniverssjly 'uscd at the iiorwi, ana uwi ne win give instruction to any one whs may desire tq bo more perfect in that branch of tk art, for a reasonable compensation. Salisbury, lM.- ly IL FRALEYZ Cm-rent Prices of rroducc, ale - v AT 8AUi?BURYuJamry 28, 183& VF Bacon, . . .. Brandy, apple,- - peach. Butter, . . 1 Cotton, in seed, cleans Coffee, . , . Com, . . 121 a 15 M.dasses, -4l3lIVaIB,-r: 411 a 50 Oats. . 121 Rye. i r 3 Sugar, brown, 11 loaf, . 18a.ltSalV. .. . . 40.- Tallow, . SdaM TobaccnT : : Feathers, Fi. Kir, (scarce) a 0oj Wheat, (bushel) 60 ,M Flaxseed, . . .100 Whiskey, , . . 45 ail Linseed OU, per gallon, $1 12 AT FAYETTEVILLEJanoary 20. Bnooa, . 61 a 10 Iron, . Molasses, . Nails, cat,, . Sugar, brown, 441 Brandy, peach, apple, Beeswax, . , Coffee, . . . Cotton,. . . Com, . Flaxseed, . ", Flour,"". Feathers, . . r 60 a lit . 50 a 60 . 18 a 19 30 a S 0aH 8 a 10 14 18 a 17 60 WiV 3rli 16(30 . 121 . . ... lump, . loa . . ia a 144 . 60 a .400 180 ,500 a 550 Salt, . . . Wheat,..:.-,. Whiskey, 33 a 351 Wool,.. .. TmWJ;(&'5,)anoary.l3, . Bacon, 15 a 16 Meal, (scarce,) 621 it Beeswax, . . Butter, ; ; ; Coffee, , , . Cotton, new, , 17 Molasses,. . 4fle 71. . 354 .4O0a5U T5i2(Naila,' 14 a 18 14 a 101 Oats, (scarce,) Kice, 75 a MSa4triffwkr-r Feathers, . Flaxseed, . Flour, super. . fine. . 35 a 40) bushel, . . 75 . .145 a 150 Sugar, prime, . . r"l '.eooa common, . " " .750 a loaf It lump. U Iron; Sa'jTanow-,Cecarcer- WJ Lard, . . Mackerel, . . 10 a 121 Teas, vos. tSI .650 a m. Wheat,. . .fcSalO Bacon. . 10l4Urd, .... 12 . 75 ..Molawes, ..; . 4Qa 50 Mackerel,. , .6T0a8 . 00 a 15 Salt, in sacks, 900 a . 18 a 25 bushel, . 75 . . 14 a 17 Sugar, brown, . 10 eR . 75a87 h IoafdJump,W" . 14 a MU Tallow, ... W" .750 a 8011 Tea, , , . .125al . 4a5J Whiskey,. . . P" Brandy, peach, PP'e. Beeswax, . . Butter,, i . Coffee, ... Cora, . . , Cotton,. . . Floor, ; . . Iron, . . . AT CAMDEN, (S.C.) January 17f Bacon, 14 a 00! .(N-Cam) Brandy, peach, n- ,pPp,e, J36CFWaX Cotton,. - ; . Com, ... 75 a 00 85 a 40 12 a 16 Iron, Oill 121? lard. malOTallow, . 75 a 87 . . 50i0 . . 2Sa)v . . 75 10 a 121 M a 59 112 a 10. -'8a Whiakey; . Wheat, new. Mats JTuUliera, . . 30 a 50
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