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THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN.
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0 rUDLISIIED EVERY SATURDAYAOJlJJiail! QWL AStO) tftSPlPai WfllAiallfDXI .IPD3afDrJ53-Vol. 10, No.-$,-Vho!c No. 783."
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"TrSZr'1"'' ' SALISBURY," KOItTII CAROLINAJULY It, 1835.
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OrTwo Dollar and Tilly Onfi,
itr lite riplrntlon of 3 months).
"The Western Carolinian. '
BY ASIIBEL SMITH L JOSEPH W. HAMPTON
Ttim or ri'HUCATin.
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ti nt, tt Two Dollar per annum if paid in advance,
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expiration of throe monthi
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ro paid, unit' at the discretion of the Kdilors.
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than oiio year; and a failure to notify I lie Kditom of a
whIi to discontinue, at the end .of a y'tr, will be consi
dered a a new engagement.
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I 'arolinian, and lake the trouble to collect and transmit
thoir subscription-money to the Kditors, shall hate a pa
per gratia during then continuance.
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jfrl he (tckmvl'.iinmrnl of any respectable jxrwii to
frost that such remittance was regularly made.
Tram or adv;tiiji.
1. Advertisements will bo coimpifiuously n) correct
ly inserted, at M cent per square for the liit inaer'inn,
and 34 cents fir each continuance : but. where an ad
Viirtiaemeut ia ordered in e in only twice. Ml Ma. will
In' charged for each insertion. If ordered for one in
sertion only. 1 will in all rasr be charged.
'. PcrwHU wli'i .esire to e:i;c by III'1 year, will be
acroni'n.) I itnd by a reasonable JuiluctMin from the above
charge for trnient eurtom.
TO roKPOini!T.
I. To inflire promrt ati.-ntina to letters addressed
to t'i" V. litis-, the p-mti'." dlioiilil in all caw e paui.
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THE Proprietor. of THE WESTERN XX
CAROLINIAN wiwld reeclfully inform J
the Clerk if Courts Hhenn, Constables, and ;
f other gentlemen of business, that they have I
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iiuw mi imihj, nimeu in nipvrM ! j n-, wii hip m
vary beat quality of pa pur, a large aupply ol J J
Of almost every Deteription,
Which the will it'll on verv moderate term. S 1
J ToUraae who become regular cuitnmrriuel J J
all their Blank of u a very ONuiderable
t X reduction will be made from our rojpilar price.
XX Any Blanks that we may not have on hand, XX
f J wUl be printed to order on viry alKUt notice. J
5 Ordera triwij a diatance will meet with prompt J
XX allcntion; and Blank put up and forwarded -
X m tliv aafent and nvwt expedition manner. . Z X
ti JOII IMtlMIX;.
They would likewire inform Merchant and
otliara, UiaU having an aaaortowiit of A'iry
X X J'b Type, Cu'a, fc, which ia probably un-
J X aurpaaaed by any in the Hlale, they are prep- J J
red to execute all kmda of BOOK and JOB
IMttNTINti inaaerMPerir(ite. Hucliu
X Bonki, I'amphlrlt, Ctrculari, CariU, llaid-
UtlU, LulHlt, VVuy-Mi, Tor Wlajea, 6iC. HC,
rdt-r executed with drapatch.
Kalubury, June 'J7,
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ft All
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.Liiipuritiiu ol' l'anbion.
Mrs. 8. D. Pendleton,
MUilAMUt
Vf'
h MANTUA MAKUIl,
linn just rrerinrd from Xew-Yrok the l.ateil
Spring and Summer Faihioni
r)R 1h:Bi
E M II R A C I N (
IA DIES' MORlU. DIM SO, A.VD EVES-
tU l)Ki:s.SF.S.
lADiF.V V.XPES, TIPS. IIOXXETX, Jfr., 4-r.
She llHtleralinrM'lf lluil. Iroina knowlt dneof her
tiHH!M Hcijinred in ten enr, aud Iihviiiu nmde
nrrniiiieineiif with one of the moft filitoille
Millinery UtalliHl)iiieit in the L'uv of New York,
to mi)ily liar regularly with the Utet fuahiona,
aim will be ennltled to have her Millinerv made up
in a Sueriur Style, mid on llio inotit reasonable
term.
Mm. P. resportfutly Invite the Iirliea of Sali
ttnrv, ami the adjoininx cinintry, 1 mil nnd ea
wiiiue, mid aure lliein he will e evrVy article
in her luif on accouiinouatiuu tirnii. She pre
jwreil for Cleaning it oil lrewiii Tunn, L'gliorn,
and Straw (Lkiimms in the Northern Style.
Specimen of her work, both in l)reiing and
Mkinf IWnets, nMr--, wny I eetfn lit
0
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Spring t Hummer I'aauloiiH,
Tor mi.
HORACE IL DEARO, Tailor,
II E(JH h?ffve to inform hi friend, ami the pulilic
"'in jreimral, that order in hi line will alway
lie tliankfiillv received by him, and executed in the
moMt Neat, VanliiiHialile, and Durable ntaniH-r hi
erin aa reawHuible a any in (hi section of coim-
try. II. II. It. hoe, from hi long practice of hi
buHineae, (a number of year of which lime he
reaided in the city of I'hilaiHpliia,) and from the
general mttHfaction he ha heretofore given to hi
iniineriHi reMk'table and foahionable cuatoinerit, to
nH'fit and receive a portion of the palnMuige of the
public in general.
CO-, lie Antler himmilf that hi CUTTING ia
really wijierior to any done in tin State, a nny
lie tented y the yiMlinputed clrganca nf fit wbirh
attend jjarnienl made in hi entahlihment. lie
in in the regular receipt of the Report of the Fa
Hhion a they change both in the larrt ritie or
tbi cotmtrv am) of Euroie mi that genlleiiHn
may lie aatiMfied that their order will alway be
exwuled in the very latent atyle.
Order from a diniam-e will he attended to with
the wine xinctuulity ami care a if the customer
were preent in penioil.
Sdlinlxiry, May 9, IhM. ly.
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iK-vw jpmr AVIwmler ami- llorn' Atoth
. . . . .
ta ryand."rti jH.pr.nfiBllJiiiU-Jue.
ihiinkfullv received and nuiielimlly nttenilnd to.
. H. Mm. P. alway ktH'p an assortment of
FiIikouL1o IliblMini on .hand, ami can supply, on
rein .imlile teruu, thoiw who may wish Bonnets
trimmed.
tf Annl 11, 13".
4 mmmmi. m -
Clock and Watch-Maker,
ji:Yi:ixi:it,
" A.tD
ImrnKxaoSi SILVER-S.1IITII,
'PAKES (hi method of informiiiK hi Friend
and the Public generally, that he atill con
linue lorarry on the Watch Making and Jewellery
RuHineM at hi old stand, on Main Street, one door
alxive the Store ol Sauil. Lunly Ai Son, and take
tin opportunity of exproiwing hi gratitude to the J
public for the pHlHMWue which ha Imeii bestowed
on him ; and hope that a more eduloua attention
to hia lxiiuei will not fail to elicit a hare of the
patronage of the people, a heretofore To ninke
hi eaialilnhment Htill more deserving of it, he ha
jual received fr.im the North, where wn wlected
hv a gentleman ol tate and experience, a very ex
loiiMve and Mierir aMortmont of
ao
Faney lioodH.
CONSISTING JN PART OF
Silver double caned and double bottomed I.fver.
Plain, and Hunting Wntchea : (i.old, Silver, Plated,
Read, Silk, and Ribbon Guard Cham; Xl4d ICeU
iii.citWirirH
.Vv -XS j spcVt VVUs .
TIIOSF, who are afflicted with HEAD-ACHES,
a III". I ItT.ltl'H S'S mid ullier iliMlrMMin.r .vimi.
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MECELENDUHO CELEBRATION.
urrcnl Price of Produce, Xc
AT SAUSBURY.......July 8, 1935
,Bcon,. t .
Bridy, apple,
peach,
Butter, .
Cotton, in aeed,
clean,
Tolfee, . . .
Corn, . .. .......
. Feathewt
. J'l"rt
i'laxneed
.11 a.2 Molassea,,, .,
"40 a 4"taila, . . .
4il a Ml (lata, . . .
lllaliVRye,
4 jSu'ar, brown,
14 . loaf, .
Hi . iaM,iK
mi:
i
ft 10
25 a 3(1
75
10 a 121
la20
MTullow, . ... .. 10
. 30 a iWjTobacco, -- - - -8 a 20
G30..3Wl.Wbaat, (buJicl). 80 a 100
10H . Whiskey,..
.Linseed Oil, per gallon, 1 V2
30 a 35
Splendid tfs of Topaz; (TqtiatriartnPTAKatTSwi".?
Ptttnfmgi Gmer 4ris jJorncUaii, ami Jrv r.ur
Rinif.and Breast I'lim ; a variety ol 5reat rni
and Vinger Rinji; Gold Filagretfamf other Simpx,
'niclie, Read Bug i Coral Bend r Silver I'linn
ble; (fdd. Silver, and Shell Link", and Collar
Buttons; a .fine assortment of Studs; Music Runes;
Silver Plated and Bead Ptines, Silver Spoons,
Silver and Steel Snectiiclea, white and ijreen ; S m
or; Evr pointed Pencil ('aeand Lend; Silver
Toolh Pick and I we. z.er ; Gentlemen nickel
and Dirk Knives; Ladie Silver Fniit do. ; Silver
Butter do j -Silver, and .Silver, plaited Scabbard
Dirk; Dainav'u best Wire I wist and bra
barrel pocket Piatola ; and a great variety of other
Fancy Good.
Watches and Clock repaired with neatness.
accuracy, and dispatch ; warranted to perform, ami
every etideaviirniaile io'gTveTttltlsIacTlon-
paid for tilif Gold and Silver.
.... Saliborv. Mav ?3, 1935.
AT TAYETTKriLlE..::Tune OT.
Bacon 101 1 ron, . .
..BrjujJy, pewh, 4. . 00 SJMolaaaea,
; aPI110! aiw, cm, .
trim thif VHutUitte Journal, 1
ORATION,
Diliorted the Mfklrnhurg C ti bralinn, on the 70th
of May, 1135, fry FtaHtua L. Smith, Eaq.,
Mr RiurxcTrD Ai'dicmlri
Had the Committee, appointed for the purpose of
electing mik perMi to'addreiM ) ii on tin occa
ioi, consulted either mv alality or yir gratifica
tion, the choice wihiU have fullon upiNi hms more
distinguished in public life and more capabloof im
parting additional intorent to the subject by (lie
lN-uuty ol hi style ami the power of hi eloquence.
The MulocliiHi, however, having boon made, a refu
sal to comply with I ho reutmst of the Committee
would have proved the individual who now ha the
honor of addreiMing yog recreant to theme fouling
which hMjld fill tlni biMtoin of overy Aniorican cU'
tiften, much less of one wht claim a hht residonce
this the birlli-s;ot of Auinrican Independence,
But w hat means tbi immense anaemblage f
Why this flitter of arm and military array?
W hence this collection ol bright eve anl beam
ing couiilenance? -Why have the ditinuihnd
.ind honored ninnoftho land graced with their
presence this humble village T Why ha this litllo
band of patriarchs shaken oir, fr a ti ne, the uilirm
ilie of age, and atlnu led, at loa.-d for once more
Iwfore their head shall be laid low in the gnve,
tin public festival? Have wn met to celebrate (he
birth of siiiio iiif.int witose brow, by the riht of
primogeniture, is to bo decorated with the royal
diadem, aud who will govern with despotic away
the slaves who r-j iee it hi appearutce. in Ihi
world? f l ive we assembled (oexult at thfl strccoss
fill camNiign of sum military cliiefli in, who now
claims a the reward of hi service the wy of
imperial power? No! None of all tin. We have
met together for a purer, a holier Hir'. In
protortion u the spiralion of mlriotisiii exceed in
purity the involii'itiry plaudit of sluverv, or a
loin of disorderid stomach, bowels, and liver, may
finil relief in Dr. Beckwith's Anii-Dveptic Pills,
winch can be had at this omce price fifty
cent per box.
I he Doctor, who once reided in this place, In it
now live in Raleigh, has, ttflcr. a lung and ex loo- I the breathings of vnnertiti.si Hod jjfatiludo surpass
sive practice, Mwn enabled to compound a most vu- in holiness the syhs extracted by the torture, so
luable remely for the chronic diseases of the di- for do the fading which o;i this occasiiHi cause
gc-Mtive organs, so coiiiiimsi in Southern climates, your "cheek to grow pilo and your heart to boat
iwsriallv witti those who leao andi'iitary livos. quick, excel those cr;atol by the joy o rcal
It would be an easy matter to make out cert m-1 births or tlio fUttoring attcMtions paid to iinponal
cates to prove that these Pills are a "sovereign re- power.
uiedy for "all the ills that flush is heir to; but I We have assemble to com mints an evont.
it is not pretended that they are an universal anti- distinguished alike by th p.itrntiin in whiclni
dote. Certificate of the most resis-ctahlo Physi- was cHiceived it daring boldness th suliering
riaus and other gentlemen can to shown to sub-1 under which it w.is snp.nrtti I, a il thu S'lcossful
stantiatn their ctlicncy in the particular class of perseverance with which it wa siista'cind to re-
(Iihcrhc above spoken ol : and t'.iu Editor ol this call to our memory the toolings and action ol lh:e
paper can testify that f has derived speedy and who, in a moment of idiiuineut peril, dared sulijoct
xrmaneut relw'f, in the use of them, fnm a most themselves to the displeistire, and dtclari ttiein-
distressing and long-coutinucsl hend-ache. Somo selves indeiiendont of the mart powerful nation ni
if his friends tried them, nt his suggestion, and ex- earth, ami who proclaimed to tho world, let others
KTienced the ftamo Is-neficial ertbets,
Salisbury, June 14, 134- If
A CLE Kid W AN WiU.
iE that is tndiiitrioiii and attentive In husi-
a. tnnw;'B mt ptttt cnmrwe1t 'TwmnTnimitit". Fof 1
THIS OFFICE.
i-r-
furllmr jmrlieulars, apply at
July 4t 1-35.
d a they may, as for us, we will die as freemen
rather than live as slaves. In order to torm a pro
per estimate of the patriotic ami ind inemlent fuel,
ing by which our forefather wetw setimted, in ta-
,ni ,'H.LMnl'anl.te.P J!! J!llJVi'uUWu'y P'v-.
ry of our country, it may bo necessary, itt-a-Wief
manner, to alluile to ninenf the events with, which it
was unincdiatulv catinecled. Our ancestor left their
I Mnnnluir linridtt AlWMflirtullinJtAi riWtiiTiuiIj (UI
jm - . w 1 littl 1 L: t inittll I KIIUCJ WUUf liuimivva ui.i.mimi i wia
Of if Mrmlhly Mn 'trtrzine.
y - I aviaai in. iMi I mrw tt lit
I ? A J L.. Uiv..ai.uij BfuAAalua fiscal iJW 1 i Iff li Vaa
fMmttoe American Press, an I liberallr ptron- l n-form, than that "no people crsild be legally
izp.1. n has lieen a anh.net of ifeneml rei'reL that amce taxed bv an assembly in which they were utirepre
the dmcontinuancc of that able work, the Sfsithern Re- sentod." In violation of this admitted principle of
view. Uiere has been no Matrsxine esubliaiiinent nilCn'st Britain determined, for the first time, in
; . roupcciin -m"- . . " ciilaied to imprese on tlieir auud the fijuduiweiilal
TJWH -toutMn . j . wf 8.,M i.berty-among which, nom
U',w"4'", m Cliarl"'on' was inore important in it .'if. or more strenu.Hisly
est bmeae of hope might have dissipated, ws per
nulled to increase until it covered the whole hrma.
iiii'ni and, by the muttering of iu thunder, (rave
token of an approaching atorin, fnxn which after
Vear of irlooin nod dwiKindeiuv. ilia Sun nf uur
Nulionat Glory wa uWinnd la bunt forth with - '
brilliant effulgence. .....
In tlu emergency of their a Hair, the Ameri
can hold meeting over I lie country to lake me..
ure for resisting, at (he point of the bayonet and
at the caniKsi' iikhiiIi, tin outrage upon their po
litical right and peaceful poasessbm. The excite
ment of the public mind wa increased, and the
feeling of parental love, which our forefathers bore
for the mother country, were lt in the indigna
tiMi of insulted pl riots. Still, oppositiKi to an uo
just law and a reiire of grievance were the mdy
avowed object of the colonist. Scarce a whisper of
r-partlijin and mdepeudeuce wa sutRjred ( esrape, '
nve in the wcIikM roorn of some UdJ tatfuaii,'
or in the tent of the indignant warrior, lie who,
in public, would have dared In express icirtiiixmlt
having u,h a tendency, would probably have been
ndiculod a a political fanatic or treated a a trai
toron rebel. Amid the existence of auch feeling,
the first drop of American blixsl wa sited on the
plain of Lexington. It wa the blood of an infant,
llowing from a wound inflicted bv a mother's arm
the talisman to open and united resistance, which
spread thisizh Ihe country with electrical rapidity.
To arms! To arms I wa Ihe birth-crv of our na
tion ;il existence. At such a lime, ami under such
circumstance, at the request of the lea ling Wmgt
of the c anity, ami at the particular order of Col.
Thomas Polk , a Covention of tho c it i rem of , Meek-
loolMirgi then including Cu harms, consisting of two
from each Captain' company, wa called to take
into consideration the public alfiirs of the country.
They met at this place on the lWih of May, 1775;
and, amid a vast concourse of ieople, who were
drjwn together i'i that intoreiing otscasion, bildly
entered ml the considijralion of the engr nsing
siibjl tlio attempt on the purt of th"! mMher
country to make Ihsin les than f roe men, little
in irn than slaves. It wa in achoolboy (homo of
docla.iriti m no matter of mere expediency no
subject of mere theoretic il discussion, 0 1 o;ie
side of tho qu'sti,i'i were prosont'sd peace an I :irj
prity, coniiecte I with ahj -ot sub nissi m to a l iw
in oppHitio'i to the first principle! thur pilittral
freedom -O.i the otlmr thi W smv c mlliet ofbtttle'
ihe ravige of unequal war ; Iwt, ami I tbeeo
clNids of darkno, shono the stars of liberlv and
indepMhlencn. They knew that, in a contest with
the mother country, theirs was the atripli.ig eu. '
tering the list to contend with the strength and
milunty of nanhiod the imr'ni.l eiti mm-'
flint with the w.ill discipline ! an I well funiaiied
soldier the poor in open controversy with the rich.
rhnsn thought must have filled the mind and oc
cupied tho discussi'MM of t Sat little band of pit riot
Whig But they need 'd not t ie response, of a
D dphian eeele w direct I hmn t; their choice " "
What Jo JMmjwerethojf
uiajiilialiinjuu of prlperity, if ncircled by even -
the glided chain of slavery t What ti them the
horror of war, the bloody strtle of battle, or the .
tbey were eiwbled to aocure tor thotr children the - - - -
htrth-right of freemen I 1 he spirit of libarty ho.
vered over them, and impUnted in each buHmn a
spark of that fbime which burnod tu W r on.
Thev felt and ackn owlodired its influence. The
South Carolina, atWIing a suitable medium through 1795 J,v that most odious system of taxation,
In mm a revenue Projri tbfl Ametici
colonists. Tills law passed apparently to test the
winch u options ofottr best writers migU b Msugbu b d,ltv;lo reflect a r6venu6 fronl'ttW American
to bear directly and usefully upon the public mind. Ill , ....,. 1 .1.. ...... .1..
a with a view to meet the demand that the publication
of this Journal u proposed, and tliat the irnsral and sub
stantial rapport of the citizens of the Sooth is respect
fully solicited
American fwlinff. was received with universal exe
cration, by a people who hid braved the dangers
of the ocean, to seek in' a foreiirn land, religious
JhjttfuiMwd4dgMhw will liuuBiirof Orrifoat?oni Its eieeutkiq.WM
Beeswax,
Oortee, .
('.it Ion, .
Corn, .
Flaxseed,
Flour, .
Feather,
2Ia 23"S'ugir, Brawn,'
. 12 a ltl lump, .
17j a H loaf, .
t5 a 90 Salt, . . .
,120 a I Wheal,. . .
.t300 a 700i Whiskey, . .
. 33 a I Wool, . , .
4 a 5
29 a 33
n -i
tral
15
10 a 17
00
100 a 110
36a 40
1020
AT CHERAW, (S. C.) June 25, 135.
Corrected Weekly, by LaCotte d McKay.
lUcon, . . . . 9 a Ilk Nail and Brad,, 7
V a 11
Beeswax,
Cotton, . .ry
Coni, . . .
Flax-seed,. ,
Flour, country,
da northern,
.Feathers, . .
Iron, . .
Molasses, . .
.13101
20i Sugar, brown,
llUOPr v
do. loaf,
TxViiiOnio.
Ilflljnillill Fralcy respectfully informs his
Frie.nda anil lbs. Public at largo, I hat ha still
continue to carry on the Tailoring Business in all
Ws 1 various "branches', m the town of Mhsbmy, Ofi
Main-street, a few doors East of die Courthouse,
adjoining the Storehouse of Wm. Murphy, where
he is prepared to make all kinds of Clothing in a
very superior style in tho most fashionable style,
and warranted to fit well, and on yery moderate
terms, at short notice. AH Orders from a dis
tance will be most faithfully attended to according
to order. Produce will be received in payment
for work. B. r.
Being A (rent for some of the most Fashionable
rounication on Literary and iicienlitic subjects, of no-1 0Dnnv resisted, and the olTioer by whose instrU
.: . li.....: , ikiJ.hiisit ' '.. . . . . ... '. .
'""J "' ZT '1 mentality it wao io. be carried iuio.jeuuct,treaioc
e, ot popmar ran 1 ....-,,... ... ,,m Thi. ;.X.ni
sngpemw oy nisioricai ami local kwcu.uijtw.'ot 1 iku j, i - - , , f . ,
. . . . . I nnnnhiiA tiivMlhnr with a rhttfiim fit ministry 111
.rul M.i itiAat Inl.i I11MH1.A ll i iimni ar illtnnilAtl III I w 'if nimmi . ..j..... " m. j -
mOotd selnele. Iiw4he freff.tmt temperate iwilion of the British councils, pr)ducted i reimlVfllieVtamp
all questions, which, from their importance, interest, or act, 0 it to ne reviven uimnr oinor ininisioriiii an
attraction, are deserving of the attention of an enlight-1 nice in a different form. Dutfos, to bo paid iihmi
ened communilf . list stwll bsoome wisi 11s sin-He-
ports, a Journal of strictly Southern Utrratn.rft -if it
j-serve-rrj Tptace lifTin record a true account of the opin
ions, feelings, and general tone ol thinking, ot an en
thusiastic and high minded people if, under the enli
vening inspiration of the srenins Unr, and with the ap
proving smile of the penerons and the fair, and the con
currence and effective aid of the learned and talented
tKrTlWlWaltTTierclJrO T2U
.100 a 121. da bushel, . 70 a 75
.600 a 7Hnotton Bagging,. 20 a 30
SOtMBale Kope, . . 10 a 12
34 a 371 Wheat, ... 100
41 a 5KVool 20
30 a 38 Whiskey, . . . nontf.
- AT COLUMBIArfS: tr.):7Jidy 2r
..Bacon, 12- WUraV - 1 H 12J
Brandy, peach, . 7a Molasses. . . . 40 a 4i
apple, . , 40 a 50IMackerel, . . .800. 950
Beeswax, . . . 15 a lfllSalt, in sacks, . 275 a 300
Butter,. . . . 20 a 25 bushel, . . 75
' C6fter.' T' 7 -"T' 17 WSngar, brownr": - 9 12J
Corn, . . . U2ial2TJ loaf dilump, 16 a 25
Cotton.. . . . 18 a 21 Tallow, ... 12
Flour, . . . .00 a 8G0fras, . . . . 00 a 125
Iron. ... . 5 a Whiskey, . . . 40 a 43
Bacon, ... .
Brandy, peach,
... appple,
. Cotton, ... .
Com, .
Feather, . .
AT CAMDEN. (8. C.1 July 4.
-. . 14 a OOrFlour, f N. Cara)000 000
73 a OOi (Cam.mills).900 a 1000
t 35 40 Ironr
. 12allrd, . .
Kir 19 Tallow,. . .
.100 a 12J Whiskey, . .
. 80 a 50 Wheat, new, .
00a 00
. 12 a 15
. 10 a 12
. 50 a 00
.100 a 12)
take rilearore-itr-tCTehtng7OTWtnir instruction
to any Tailors wishing instruction in the art of
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Cutting; and any one wishing the new lorn ana
Philadelphia Fashions, can receive 'them by gi
ving timely notice to Benjamin Fraley, Salisburyr
N. C Letters postage paid
Salisbury. June 13,1835. t f
rpiIE Subscriber respectfully inform the Public that
JL he is now carrvinir on the above business, in all its
various branches, six and a half mile South of Salisbu-
rfr- fte'ssiiiCk)W-mtnersi ; Millers, and all interest.
J. . ., . .a 1 a I -- -
ed in hi business, that ne win, on me Bnoneav nonce,
furnish them with GOLD-GRINDERS and MILL
STONES, of the very best grit, and on cheap terms, ex
ecuted in a style surpassing- any other work of the kind
HnfiA in this State.- - Alsa Tomb-Stotiea; Window-Stlls,
Door-Sills, tc, kept constantly on hand. .MiU-Stanes,
heretofore costimr from 35 to 40, be will now make
for 25 or $30. Gold-Grinder heretofore costing I25
he will cut for 20V Window-Sills costing ft tor 'i
Door-Sill the same. He only asks a trial of hi work
being assured that he can give the most entire satwfac-
Um. 4Uiux rnjLJv'uor.iv.
May 23, 1835. -26p
tholr arrival In the American piirts, wore imposed
won s. variojy of articles importod into the colo
nies. In the me in time, a spirit of inquiry mi the
suhiect of their political privileires had spread
ainooif the colonists, and they soon understood this
evasive scheme to violate their chartered rights.
The iiidisuant spirit of freedom wa aroused in
men amung 11s, it shall contribute in any small degree, I ij,. breasts, and they determined at all hazards
to secure tor the Mouth that fievatea wiorary position
to which it is entitled, and which it is capable of main-
fear of the timid were dispersed the scruples of
the diNibtinz remove) the dartns- of the bold in
creased, ami in obedience to the dictates of patri
otism, and the voice of their brother's blood, which
called-. prm them from the pUma of Lexin""
trusting the issue lo the God of battles and their
own good arin, they boldly adopted and procJaimexL-.,
on the succeeding day, the resolutions which have
just been rend in your hearing. Thus, in the language
I of a recent hmtorianof this . event " whilst the sage -
of Monticollo wa pondering on the various project. ,
of recMiciliutin with the mother country, and ne
ver for once looking beyond thai desirable end,
whilo Virginia, and even Massachusetts were con. .
linually avowing allegiance to the tiirone,and North
Carolina herself, through the medium of hor Con
gress, wits declaring that independence was not her
olijoct. the pwiple nf M4cklfliitidr; wdh the sagaci
ty of an honest and injurod rsc i, untutored in the
craft of cunning politicians, recoiled at once on the
power that oppressed them, and dissolved foruver
the unhallowed union of British domination and
American allegiance." So far, iiideed, had these
bold Whigs anticipated the action, if not tne teeU
ings, of the country on tha suliect of independence.
taining, it design will then be fully accomplished.
This work will be conducted by tlio Subscriber, as
listed by several litarary gentlemen, who have pledged
themselves to contribute constantly and liberally to its
l coi 11 iftnsi. M Lf rj9miereia.,jn. jia success wunin
hmk the present t wvoraWe penon tnrttie I'lHtimeiice
ment of such an enterprise, it will be printed in an liberty, could be appeased by the paltry sacrilice
octavo form, on fine paper, in monthly numbers of fifty-1 r noun,;,, ahillings, and pence. In vain had the
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six pages eacn, anu win oe pui 10 press as .n as a am- ro)).,jc thumbirin;
hcient number ot subscriber can De ootainea to aumor
ize its publication. The Journal will be furnished to
subscribers at five dollars per annum, payable at the ex
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to resist the attempt, by tni aespicauio artince, to " .",, - x,Srn.
obtain that which the Parliament did not dare open- with a copy of their proceedings, wis advised that
y to demand. Again the British Government re-1 tne expressions comui-iou mermn were 100 warm
lented, and the duties were all repealed, except that savoured too much of dissolution fr in the in her
couniry, 10 rentier unur prescmaii'm ai inai lima
either prudent r expe Tieirt- A mid theso prudon.
piration of aix months from tlie date of the first number.
Charleston,' 1835. DAN. K. W IIITAKER.
PHTTlSrECTUSOF"""
The Cheraw Uazette.
rffIHE mbscribere prosose publishing, on or about the
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prophetic thuiHuiring of Chatham, the persuasive
eloquence of Burke, urged uon Parliament tho
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impolicy aim III consequences 01 miauling even una
small duty, while the violation of constitutional lib
erty remained. The colonists, in a spirit of con-
of three pence a pound on tea as if that spirit of
V ji'if Biu'virTi 1 elf Tiffil boeiV e xcTfetf ' a inmi ihe ciilo
nfararsrmtnirinTn tlW B Vllt'lllUlU ftf kUcceediug
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events, mo niwuieunurg ii.-ciarnuon wouiu nave
been overshadowed, and wmi l have probably sink
into oblivioti, but for the -exertion of the descend
ants of thtse wh i particiMll in that important
event. Let it be our duty to commemorate the
annual return of this day in some manner calcula
ted at once to show our admiration and grafitudo,
while at the same time ws inculcate on the rising
getierauon me nnjxmar.ee o preserving in ineir
purity fhp poihcal righUi for which our ancestors
reneal. and remonstrated against its execution.
Tlu.;. armimonU were noheednd. their oelitions.
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sourned. their remonstrances disregarded, and, m "ou?,,, u, ,
first of November next, a weekly newspaper, in .fc anleen of nettv DrimhaMMninMeal nii TbAilecklenourx .Dechitinttvsit; mere
OumwTintended' ttinee:th wanti of the'town "fiwl 1 ion the British Parliament doterminwl, by force sally of patriotic term's a collection of threatening
me country arounu.
We shall endeavor to be accurate in publishini
Prices Current and Commercial Intelligence; ami
ireni in seiecwoir omer topics common m m couiivrT 1 ; .. ,- 1 . . ,, . ,1 : -.v.tA - . ,
oer: ind particularly snch a may ptdmate th cause of diehce, or force it destruction, by (he aid of a mer- j of battle, were ever found among "the foremost in
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Religion, temperance, and mo puouc gnoo. Icenary ann nirenngsoimery. a mm mri, wnn.11 1 um wn, auu wem tmr imuj w unur up mcir
, The Uaietta will be pubiumed on an imperial eneei, o,,e drop of the waters ol conciliation migrtt nave treasure 10 sac n rice meir pioon on me attar of
1 -.1 A1 OA ma. annum if naiit milttiin IhrM I i- . 1 ..... ,:i IS 1 .L..;'- J m kMU
pu win um w .. i i quencneri, was lannen imu luniiii'iu, uhh m mu
montbs, and $ it paid after that time. -- - ' 0er Ernies, a nT burst forth in the
The paper win be contmuea i me opuon me pu- olmion which resulted in the loss
of the brightest jewel thaV decorated the British
crown. A speck in the horizon, which Ihe taint
th of arms, to attempt the execution of this odious law. boasts where no act was to follow oa danger to
i?dil The mother, who should have nourished the infant", be incurred no deed tf)be perforcrted. The Whigs
L L in her arms, was foun-t preparing In compel its obe-J of this County always willingly entered Jh&lriie
lisheri until all arrearages are paid.
JOHN C. COIT,
. JOllN WRIGHT.
Cheraw, May 28.
their country's good, , Scarce a battle was ought
in the South in which their blood was not spilled,
where their bones did not whiten the plain, aid
where -their bravery, did not aid in rendering the ,
issue doubtful, or the victory triumphant. Hei fa
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